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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-20
TO END TODAY
Famous Blaek-Hand Murder Case at
Fairmont Wili be Completes To-
day and Go 90 Jury Monday.

specila Dispatch 20 the Inteiiixsncsr.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. March 10
When Elairo Cheira. n witness for the
defense in the famous Sam Palma
murder case went on the stand FOR
Palma today. he told n different story
ol lnc wounds recivd by Charlyht ug
or tle wounds received by Charley
h'udo, who yesterday in court barred
MS breast TO show the scars vhirb
ne received. when he was told bv sam
rama 90 pay a fine OF $50 To tho 40.
ciety Bando had testified that tho
wounds were al an earnest by tho
society OF what would be- done win
traitors or iufOTmerH Today fhffra
.gsuHcd That hEr years aro in Baav.r
fall". Pa. kHnd0 was fn Il eprrtrr...
Hh'rc q hhEht occurred and nr vess
al.aek'd end cut during the trouble.
Testlfy for Palma.
The defense ruf a largo number OF
.N. PRISONERS who are iu Jail. CHARGED
WIN murder. Ou the stand fD.da. fo
I'sIiE FOR Palma. They Am fraffH.H
lltI lln killing tf kIllrm was Il Nor.
HnnHl hshf between LruaHdo rr4tIra
aud Jim EaErhpIIl both uf whom 49,.
tlII'd ln ihn nrhf Again. aa vr.far.
Tho trial
It defense expects f1 conclude Hs
l.str nF hE noon f1smur1V aFfr
.h' 7reuurrfa off Inl aIfurr... v.r
h.Eiu If hardly seems IIEUT. fH. .r..
"iIl got iIr case before Monday
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TROOPERS PLEAD GUILTY
TO R0BBIEG POST OFFICE

IhN.sH Colo March DO Albert
Olive. lIUHIri and samuel F
N.f.Iuufr. members Uf troop 81. FTrh
.niffI state. rHEHIrF rfrfnfl. .fr.
TONED Il 'lr Colorado strike district
I.Hhnr The uusfOff'rH af WaIaerbrrr
uI $4,000 United State. UIafrfrf
Judge d p lewis sentenced TI1v4rf
'n 'nInr and ono half vcars ir tho fad
oral Unnifruf.arr and pagcf and Mort.
ni. I' Two and one half years each.
.. u...0.I.r" robbery occurred Last
December The SUM of fs 500 afHI fr
m. sinE. fho remainder having bren
recovered.
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LONDON. March 10. 1880 D. M --
The admiralty tonight gave out the
following statement regarding the Op.
erattOns at the Dardanelies:
An account OF the operations al
the Dardanelles on the 18th of March
Nine sweeping having been in prog
ress during the last ten days insidt
the straits. a general attack was de
livered by the British and French
fects yesterday Thursday morning
upon the fOrtresses AT the narrows
At 10. 4j a. m. the Queen Elizabeth
lnhcNlble. Acamemnon and Lord Mel
son Dombarded forts J. l.. r. l. and v
while the Triumph and Prince George
ired at batteries r. r and II. \ heavy
Gre was opened on the ships from the
hOwitzers and field guns
AT u p the French squadron. con.
sisting OF the Suffren. Gaulois, Charlie
mango and Bouvet advanced up the
Dardanelles and engaged the forts at
closer range Forts J. L. r and T. re-
plied strongly. Their fire was si.
lenced by the ten battleships inside
the straits, all the ships being hit sew.
cral times during this part Of the &C.
tion.
Bouvet Sinks.
by les .. m. an the forts ceased
hring The Vengeance. Irresistible
Albion. Ocean Swiftsure and Majestic
then advanced to relieve the six old
hattleships inside the straits As the
French squadron. which had engaged
the forts in a brilliant fashion. was
passing cut the Bouvet was blown up
~ drifting mine. She sank en- 36
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HORN LOSES
Federal Commissioner Reid Decides
That He Must Stand Trial IN Mass
aehusetts-EVidence Sufficient.

BANGOR Maine. Mar. Werner
Horn. who Is charged with Illegal in
terstate transportation Of explosives
In connection with his attempt TO
wreck the international railroad
bridge az NanCeboro. will be taken to
Boston for trial at the present term
of the United States court. as a result
OF the finding OF Federal Commission
er Charles II. Reid. here today. The
commissioner decided that the indi.t-
ment warrant. which was the only evil
dence offered by the prosecution, was
sufficient basis for holding the prison
cr The notion of the defense for
the release Of Horn. on the ground
that De was a belligeTent engaged in
an act Of war and not amonable 10 the
courts OF this country. was denied.
Horn was ordered 10 the county iail
in Portland pending his removal TO
Boston. 70 is expected that he will be
taken TO Massachusetts early next
week
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Mr.. lakin. Only those institu-
tons which have trust funds OF
self supporting will escape"
The State penitcntisry, ne points
out seif-supporting from the labor
ot the conVicts, now has a balance
of $4,000 In the treasury. which
Will take care of all its demands.
The board had many calls to
day from persons In control OF
the various institutions, inuuirinq
about bills and pay rolls. Ofheials
of the West Virginia University
called this morning 20 cancel al
orders they had with the board
for supplies.
In large part. however. the uni
Versity, the agricultural expert
nnent station. the miners hospit-
ais and the tuberculosis hospital
viii not be affected. because IN
each instance there lS trust fund
for their maintenance that can
not be used for other purposes.
The charitable institutions. such
as the insane asylun1s, are paid
out Of the State fund. and are az
fected.
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RUSSIANS OCCUPY GERMAN
PORT OF MEMEL ON BALTIC
THIS FACT Is ADMITTED IN
THE GERMAN OFFICIAL
STATEMENT.
Believe Russians Contemplate
Sweep Through Prussia to
Relieve North Poland.

LONDON. Mar. ~. 1915 D. m-Be-
yonu the operations in the Darda.
leies, the most important news Cf
@ @Ins Jay concerns the reported occu-
ppd.loh by the Russians of Memel. a
herman port on the Baltic. as an
nounced IN the German official COM
munlcatiOn. Memol is a town of CON
siueIabie Importance in northeastern
Prussia, and the presence there OF
RUSSIAN forces Is taken by military
observers here 10 Indicate that the
Russian generals have decided to Al
{tmpt a big sweep down through east
ffussia IN an endeavOr 90. compel fhe
Germans to fail back from northern
Again north Poland has been trans
termed into an immense bog BY the
NAV which has set In Just as Field
MARSHAL Won Hindenburg has started
MS offensive against Przasnysz. ID l.
declared that II is impossible. eNccpt
ar widely separated high places. 10
move, let alone fight
Germans on Offensive.
ihe Germans, however. seemingly
ANXIOUS always TO be doing something.
nave started an offensive IN central
roland. where they have commenced
an attack on the Russians in the re-
zion or the PiliCa river. There is also
heavy hghting in Galicia. the Carpa-
thians and Bukowina. despite The
heavy snow
On the western front no operations
OF great importance have taken place.
although the French continue their ef-
forts 10 work their way forward in
the Champagne and Arponne regions
and the Belgians still are active i'm the
lliile bii OF their territory remaining
IN their hands
The political situation. as regards
AUSTRIA and Italy remains obscure. bur
mere persistent reports IN circulation
IN London that the negotiations for
the cession Of Austrian territory 10
Italy have broken down. Italy's de-
inands having been considered excess
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CHARLESTON REPUBLICANS
TO HOLD PRIMARY TODAY

500. u. I..H.'." .H ||. I.H.. ...|.#u..H
fIAHIEsTON. Vs. Va. March d.
Hf city primary. flH Republicans fu.
WHfruH ".I choose tIrI" candidate
'Dr municipal offices under tho prov.
..NnH uf fHn nfU charter ElurHH D.
Ir.Ur". wnU Euuur bu#.Hf.a mani e..
in" only candidate fur mHFOf and TT
I'Hf NrIHhfwrI. cashier of fnr Union
rust company ull hr fhr nominee
.H. treasurer Two candidate. -IT
h. named in each ward f1r fHH l.fH
council
IH. Democrats furi.hf named frH|r
'|nnIu In. Ir HniUrIfn convention .nr
HnN nN. '.I mayor lf.r. y Fn.
FNrI'. ura. .Idn banker. end Tho NON.
.Nr. Tor treasurer. H fI Gales
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GERMAN GOVT OFFICIAL ARCH
CONSPIRATOR In PASSPORT CASE

ment Co see if he could help him out.
There plan waE suggested 10 MIN
.o E't a passport and 20 10 ENGLAND
as SOY Money was given him 10 Ert
LN" passport. together with rpCommpn-
dations from arms In the United
1lates 70 hfms In ENGLAND 20 carry out
me Htneme There was where the
money came fr0m-f2OO In aII=ouf rf
which De paid Madden and Cook +"
0Ltel'r, The attorney continued waa
fndny To- go. but wanted written a..
-ufaurr. that in case hn met death fn
EnRland hi7 wife would b. provided
-fio gave up The plan Mr. crITn.
a'flared. because no could not rri
INf written assurance The rrrrl.
.fu.alIED uf The German r0varuwaut
,Ntu hHDred him work around the
harhprH and docks This rcurcaenfa.
i've 's. uu account OF hia position. im
mune from arrest N hc we're not
could show in This court that gfrVIar
Cook and Madden ars not fb. CrIg
ones u fnia conspiracy that tho Law
can reach
Avoided Name.
Ni. FrIWINH. Iu bic address. avoid.
'u mention Of tho name 0f tho rr.rs.
.'niatite oi the German rovernmrn'
to whom hr alluded
iu1f. lufhm7n, in sentencing sfrr.
alton fhr fact that he had made 4
clean breast % bic part in fhe cor.B.r
arv. but aaId.
Since af fn.r time fhrra Ir r trr-a
Tore u.nuru population which afIT ar
par'nfIN shows allegiance f0 furr.rr
LIfffnmnnI. something should d.
n'nn i1 niFrnuIarr arfa 0f fHIr Kind
n would moi fl fn .rrd I.m nrf .r4m
N'Ir scott frrr and Irf fIm pos. a. %
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fathoms north OF Frenkeui village, in
less than three minutes.
AT at 1886 p. m. the relief battle
ships renewed the attack on the forts.
which again opened fire. The attack
on the forts was maintained while
the operations OF the mine sweepers
continued.
AT 400 p. m. the Irresistible
quilted the line. listing heavily. ana
at $3.50 O'Clock sank, having probably
struck a drifting mine. At SOS
O'Clock the Ocean, also having struck
a mine. sank. Both vessels sunk in
deep water, practically the whole or
their crews having been removed safe
ly under hot fire.
The Gaulois was damaged by gun
hre. The lnhexible had her forward
control portion hit BY a heavy shell
and requires repair.
The bombardment OF the forts and
the mine sweeping operations termi-
mated when darkness fell. The dam
age TO the forts. effected by the pro-
longed direct fire OF the very powerful
forces employed. cannot yet be esti.
mated and further report will follow
The losses OF the ships was caused by
mines drifting wit hthe current. which
were encountered in areas hitherto
swept clear. this danger will require
special treatment.
csusaIties Not Heavy.
The British casualties were not
heavy considering the scale OF the op-
erations. but practically the whole or
the crew OF the BOuvet were lost with
the ship. an internal explosion having
apparently superyened on the explo-
sion OF the mine.
The Queen and lmplacable. which
have been despatched from England
10 replace the ships losses in anticipa-
uon OF this operation. are due to ar.
rive. Immediately. thus bringing the
BRUSH ueet up to its original
strength. The operations are continu.
lngwith the naval and military forces
available on the spot
on the 18th inst Vice Admiral
Garden. who had been incapacitated
by illness, was succeeded in the chief
command by Rear Admiral John
Michael de Robeck. with the acting
rank OF vice admiral"
The British battleship Irresistible
was commanded BY Captain the Hon
StanhOPe Hawke and In times OF
peace had a complement OF ESQ men.
she was the largest OF the three allied
hattleships sunk. being OF t5. 900 tons
displacement and 43O feet long. The
tcontinusd on PagS Tsn-l
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ATTORNEY m PLEA FOR MERCY
FOR sTEGLER MAKESC SER
Gus ALLEGAT IONS.
Charges Conspiracy Was Connected
BY Official When Steqler lost
His Position and Went
To Him for Aid

NEW YORK March ia repre-
sentative Of The German government
in this country who ON account ~
his position is immune from arrest
was described in the federal court
here today as the arch r0nspirut0r"
I'm the plot to obtain "a false American
passport FOR Richard T. StrgIrr. "a
German naval rpseryist
The accusation was made By
Charles DO Gr'fnfhE. steeior's roun.
sci ln asking for llght sentence for
Die client after ho had pleaded guilty.
rleFler received sixty days iu Jail
It's two fellow ronspiraf0rs. Richard
Madden and Gustav Cook who we're
yesterday convicted by jury LARGE.
" on SteElfrs testimony. were sonf.
euced tO ten months each
Mr.. GrinfhH TOLD fHp court that
Ereat deal more has cenfrred Dol
tnle trial than the mere welfare 0f
Cook and Madden" ffo made refer.
cnce to the attacks upon srr~frr.H
character hy counsel for tho two other
defendants and 10 sn alleged effort DO
rompr0mIae Sfrslrr'r wife hv two rr
ror'Frs Tor a German uruauHurr
Not the lnstidator
,feEler D. not the nsUrafof af frfa
cons piracy hn said "fr Dr. not tho
arCh r0n 4riraf0r Uavne Ir.f fIr 10
s.tou in an rEporIrE house efrrirr
won't 20 r'prrrouiafIfC NJ hie govern
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BRITISH SHIPS IRRESISTIBLE AND OCEAN
AND FRENCH SHIP BOUVET GO TO BOTTOM
DURING COMMANDMENT OF TURKISH FORTS VESSELS CAME
IN CONTACT WITH FLOATING MINES-BRTTISH CREWS
TRANSFERRED UNDER HEAVY FIRE
EXPLOSION OCCURS ON BOARD FRENCH VESSEL. AND FATE
OF CREW NOT DETERNiINED-SOME KNOWN TO SAVED.
OTHER VESSELS SENT TO REPLACE LOST SHIPS

LONDON March 49, (1:I0 THE
Visible and Ocean and the French bathp up
floating while engaged with the
attacking the forts in the of the Dardanee Thursday
The Of the two British ships virtually
Ing been transferred to other ships
explosion took place board the Bouvet after
and most of her The
Of the time that she hit the mine.
The waters in which the ships
but the British admiralty that the Turks
otng containers of explosives adr
the onto the allied ships gathered inside the
straits.
All the that old
been completed nearly twenty the
1898 They useful however for the work in which
engaged the Dardanee The British
replaced by the batthps and mpacabe
type They said TO have started time
anticipation of such
other ships engaged in the fighting the British cruiser ebe
the French baehp GauO hit by shells
British casualties according the British report not
heavy, considering the scale of the operation"
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Three Warships Are Six In the DardaneNe.
WILL HOLD UP IMPROVEMENTS ON
SEVENTEEN STATE INSTITUTIONS

Special Dispatch 20 tho InteiIiEenrsr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March
is.-lmproVements and new build
in9s for seventeen Of the state
institutions, some OF which nave
been started. will be halted ten.
porsniy, perhaps permanently. by
the suspension OF payment on All
requisitions on the state fund. ae.
eordins to information oiven OUT
today by President James S. "a
kin OF the state board OF control.
TIE amount Of these eontern.
plated expenditures, thus halted
Is S4So,o7f4s.
Many of the improvements are
declared to be practically inpera.
tive, all are badly needed. All
are tied up, IL is pointed out. sim
ply from the failure OF the leafs
lature TO provide revenue.
The salaries OF officers. teach
ers, and employers Of all schools
and the current expenses OF All
state Institutions, except the penI-
tentiary, will be affected said
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GAS HEARING ADJOURNED
TO JUNE IA In PITTSBURGH
WELLS STENOGRAPHER TES-
TIFIED TO WRITING GER
TAIN LETTERS
General Manager Sullivan Ex-
planned Technical Part of
COmpany's Business.

Entirely opposite from the for.
mer days of the gas hearing that
has been In progress here, yester-
days session was devoid OF senSa.
tons. However, Il was not the
fault OF one a. Leo We'll. who, BY
additional attacks on The lntelli-
geneer. endeaVored TO fili up the
records OF the court by filina five
copies Of yesterday mornings pa
per.
Adjournment Of the present sit
ting was taken last night. The
case will convene az PITTSBURGH
June -, 1915, when the hearing
on the appeal will be taken up.
One thing that has been finished
at the hearing here before the
master Is the executive coer.
cion" phase of the case, and from
now on the matter will devoIve
itself into a hearing on the merits
Of the rates.
In an endeaVor 20 play TO the
galleries, Attorney Well called
Thomas 3. Foulk, Of the law firm
Of McCamic & Clarke, 20 the
stand and had him Identity five
copies OF The lntelliqeneer Of
Friday. Mr.. Foulk said that he
had bought one az a news. stand.
and another OF blind man. Sena-
tor SommerVilie asked II the news
stand keeper had paid his license
and II there was danger Of the
blind man being arrested for cir
eulating a libel
More Contempt"
Judge Holt strenuousIy OBJ
iected 70 the burdeninu OF the
record by papers that would lay
preliminary steps for contempt
proceedings. However. as usual,
the objection was overruled, and
the papers were filed. During
the hearing Mr.. We'll has en-
deaVored 20 prove that the Pub
Influenced in their decision con-
eernina the rates Of the Manu-
taeturers' Light & Heat Company
by executive influence.
The morning session was fea-
tured by the testimony OF Mr..
loveIoy, stenographer for Mr..
We'll, who testified as 70 havina
taken notes Of certain instrue.
tions from Mr.. We'll to Mr.. Bid
dinger. In this letter the au-
thorization Of a 5000 offer TO
General Elliott by Mr.. Biddinger
was clearly set forth.
w NVe dlNtTnOon proceedings OF
the case, technical terms and To-
cation OF wells and pine lines
proved the features. General
Manager 7. o. Sullivan, Of the
Manufacturers Light & Heat
Company. was the only witness
put on, and he was still testify.
ing in chief when adjournment
was taken. II was the intention
Of Attorney We'll 20 show that
the business Of the gas company
was interstate, and therefore
could not be interferred with BY
the Public Service Comn1ission
Morning Session.
Mr.. Well who was still on the stan
hen adjournment was taken Thurs
ly evening. was on a few moment
'sterday morning. In the course o
(continued Prom Page Eight.)
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Odmaqc NOT KNOWN.
The damage done TO the Turkish
forts by the heavy bombardment has
not yet been ascertained. II is stated
that the operations against them are
continuing. IL is stated the forts at
tackled were those on either side OF
Kephez bay and on Kephez Point out
side the narrows and those on Khilid
Bahr and Chanak In the narrows.
The Kephez forts replied strongly
when the battleships advanced firing
mp the Dardanelles and all the ships
were hit. Il Is asserted that these
forts finally were silenced and a BON
bardment of those in the narrows was
under way when the three battleships
struck the mines. The blowing up or
the ships did not cause accusation
of the fighting. which continued until
darkness interviewed. II is understood
that the engagement was resumed to-
day.
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wAEurwcToN. Marrh 10 r.-s-s.t.
Neatnru FounnVi eart1- uunafffsf unf-
urIaF anuth. fer rrrth. SUNDAY fafr
Wet Virri1is--hocai SHOWS Saturday.
Sunday IHfr
ohio--Unsettlsl Saturday ftr SIM.
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HOW TO MEET INCREASED FOOD
COSTS EXPLAINED BY MISS ELLIS
ONE OF THE MANY PROBLEMS To
BE SOLVED At NEWS-INTEI
llGENCER HOME eco
NOMlCS SCHOOL.
Sessions Will Be Held In Y. W. c A
Gymnasium-Miss Ellis Has
Many New Recipes For
Classes

The lack OF knowledge
OF the value OF money on
the part Of women f. dis
astrOus 90 domestic hap
uInoss. asserts Harriet
Ellis who will lecture In
the Y w g. a. Rymna-
sium under tho auspices
nH Tho Nr-s. .-N r.s.frr
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BRITISH ACTION
Is NOT LEGAL
ACCEPTED RULES STATE ACCESS
TO NEUTRAL PORTS MUST
NOT BE BARRED

" English Order-in-Couneil ts Motif
cation Of Blockade Then II Is a.
Acknowledgements Awaited.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-06
Order Of Publication
Jack Lindsey

Jack Lindsey No. 1884
VS., In Chancery Court at
Bird Lindsey. Selmer, Tenn.
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill which is sworn to. that Bird Lind
Say, defendant, is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee and resident of the
State of Mi,sissipp. she is. therefore,
ereby requil ed to appear on or before
the first Monday of September next, he
fore the Clerk and Master Of said court,
at his Office in Selmer, Tenn, and make
defense to the bin filed against her in
said court by jack Lindsa, or otherwise
the bill will be taken for confessed and
the cause set for hearing eXparte.
lis further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks
in the McNairy ounty independent, a
weekly newsp per published at ) liner,
Tenn. O.V ERIN, q. Il VI.
This July %. 1915
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-06

By virtue of the power invested in me
by certain Deed in Trust signed by
Mary l.. Thomas and j. w. Thomas
March 3 1914, aud recorded in Book IA,
page l42, of Deed Trust Book of Me-
Marry County, Tenn, April 10, 1911,
wherein said Trust Deed recites an in
debtedness of said Mary L. Thomas and
j. w. Thomas as evidenced bv note of
even tenor and date. Said note and
Deed in Trust on April Is, 1914, was
assigned by the beneficiary, ID. J Brew
er, to w. f. Wallace. who was substi-
tuted t. all the rights of said Brewer.
said Deed in Trust conveyed to j. Il.
Ramer, as trustee. two tracts of land.
The first being the one-siXth undivided
interest in tract of II acres, described
as follows: Being a portion of entry
No. 1859, and beginning at stake. pop
lar and Two black oak pointers. 1877 poles
west from the corner of said entry, and
running west 200 poles to Il stake in u
field; thence north 40 poles to a black
oak pointers; thence east TO Tuscumbia
creek; thence easterly with sad creek to
the beginning, containing ll2acres, more
or less.
Second tract: The undivided one-sixth
interest in same, being east half Of sec
ton 3, township |, and range contain
ing by es imatiun 81 acres, more or less,
and known rs the J. r. T. Carter land,
and being the same Ian S that was alot-
ted to o. Ii. 'rapp as one of the legatees
of division of the w. 5. Wisdom lands
after his W. s. w sdom's death, and sold
to j. II. Duke AS said Tapp's agent to
Il. w. Nelson. Both of said tracts lie in
McNairy county. Tennessee.
BY the terms of said Trust Deed in de-
fault of payment of the aforesaid note
which was due Nov. Is, 1914, upon re-
quest of the beneficiary, | WAS directed
to sell said property, for cash. Said de-
fault is made and said note for $50 and
interest is still due and unpaid, and ut
the request of the beneficiary | am
rected to sell said property, Hence, by
virtue of the powers Of said Deed In
Trust, wi sell for cash, to the highest
and best bidder, said two foregoing de-
scribed tracts of land on
AUGUST IA, 1915,
at | 100 O'Clock at the courthouse door in
the town of Selmer, Tennessee, to satisfy
said note, costs and expenses;
The title is supposed TO be good, but
sell as Trustee and only the interest of
the said Mary l., Thomas and J. w.
Thomas.
This July 5, 1915.
J. I. RAINIER. Trustee.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-06
CONSTIPATION CURED OVERNIGHT

A small dose of Po-Do-Lax tonight
and you enjoy full, free, easy bowel
movement in the morning. No grip
ing. for Po-Do-Lax is Podophyllin
MAY Apple without the grippe. Po-
Do-Lax corrects the cause of Consti-
patton by arousing the Liver, increas-
ing the flow of bile. Bile is Natures
antiseptic in the bowels. With proper
amount of bile, digestion in bowels is
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