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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
AFTERNOON TEA FoR
DOM ESTtc SCIENCE CLASSES.

a pretty commencement week hos
pitality was the tea which Miss Helen
Carter gave in the afternocn ~ Thurs
day 81 the North Bayien street home
81 her parents Judge anS Mrs. Fran
els B Carter
Miss Carter couplimenfad the pun
ior and senior members az her do
nestle science class az the hiah school
N iris delightful way and the after
noon waa very pleasantly spent by
TIRE group 81 young girls present
a salad course iced tea. and sand
witches were daintily served 10 Miss
Theora Rawls and Miss Beth Walton.
post graduate at the high school
and beaufifui musical selections were
rendered ~ two talented seniors
Misses Ethel Twftty and Gensviuvs
Caraer.
Miss Carriers guests wern Miss Jessie
Tsoftiu. instructor 81 English It the
high school. Mlas Kate Loltin. princi-
pal 81 one - the primary schools
Miss Theora Bawls ard TIRE foilowins
school girls.
Misses Beth walton. Geneyfevy
Carter. Ethel Twlttv Banaie Robin
son. Rosa Bell Alice Pritchard. Maz
Creary. Rowena Marsh, Mavme Ross
ReaEer Matilda Brown. Ethel and
Marwarsite Dewberry.
The domestic science CLASSES 81 ~
hiEh school have done great dea'
Of Kood work this year ard TIE savera
prettily appointed luncheorm prepared
cooked and served ~ tire girls. have
atteatea "a the wisdom ~ such a course
Tor the future homemakeFn ~ Pensa.
cola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
PROGRAM FOR
r-kllI hla DAY.

The children % the Gadsden street
Methodist Sunday school win give
their program Sunday evening at 1880
The following program ytll be rend
cred
4 Orchestra
gauR-t1a
B PrayeT
4 scripture Harold Bennett.
s. What O. Childrem's Day9
The Lessons ~ the Daisies-By
ten girls BUTTERFLIES and Chorus
q Violin solo-Ben Clutter
a. Blueblr8's Concert-Introducti
hy Miss Owslev
ta4 Robin Ped Breasts story,
woodpeckera St8ry. Concert,
Woodpecker. Pigeons. chris
Cxaale. Sob waite. Lovely
Nay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
MEETING Of TIE
pASTfME EUcHRE cLuB.

The PastIme Euchre Club held
a very pleasant meeting on Wed
neaday evening with Miss Burnham.
on North Barcelona street Mrs Mar
tin Jones winning the fret prize,
and Mrs Elisabeth Rady he connola-
ton and lone had The Rentlemen'g
ace prize was won BY ar. James C'rona
and the lone hand consoIat ton By Mr.
Durham Mr. r Fl Conmyua will
entertain 20 the next nesting Of the
club
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
Candy Special.
SOC per pound candy for
39c today at Balkcom's.
SERIOUS TROUBLES ~
pEsTHoYER's ENGINES

n0ckland. Me May gs-EnRine trou-
bic believed NOS O. BE- 4 ftouHs devel-
cred on che new destroyer cushing st
the close ~ yesterday trials. 90 was
learned today The builders decided III
make ar examination before completing
the destroyer test and she lef6 today
for the Fore River yara "a Quincy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29

a small club maiden e. nine sum
mera. charged with the task ~ WRIT
ina out a constitution for her organic
Eaton, expressed herself e. follows
There shall be no untruthfulneas "a
this club. any one 80 shall be put right
out How many and what say sol
This club Ia too large Somebody
must set out VINO sayH they wiil p
Too bad that club mtsnhers ~ a
lager growth can't be equally frank.
fsm'f t9
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH PROGRAM

The following is the program for the
First Baptist church Sunday
n a. "a. sermon by Rev F. r.
PeDdleton on "Quaklng Hearts and
sure Redemption
a. o. m. Address to G A r. by Rev.
r. r. pendieton on rs the Martial
Spirit ln America DeadT"
g 3. N. b. Y. y. n. special program.
g b. N. Sermon BY Or. Fred Jones
on Boosting On the Lord
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
gEEM~N

The Rev n. r. Holt VIII preach the
commencement sermon az Pollard
sunday morning and win 20 on Mon-
day 70 Montgomery 90 attend tho an
nuai meeting or the board II trustees
q the Wonan's College ~ Alabama.
returning home next Tuesday Morn
Ing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
CANDY FREE TODAY

H-pound box Of Whit
mans Candy free with cash
purchases of Is cents or
more today at The Crystal
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
ATTENTION
Confederate Veterans.

Delegates and alteFnates elected to
represent Camp Ward. So o., at the
reunion 20 "a hel8 - Richmond. Va,
aua members o. che Camp for whom
arrangements have been made 20 attend
the reunion. are requested % meet a.
the hiNouae at 20 o'clock 81 ma today.
nOXKGN JONES.
". A. RAWLs. Commander.
Aaiutaut
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29

Sill PROVIDES FoN
RETURN o. coLoRs
sprinEhela tn. May. gs-Ths Daily
hll providing for the return Of a flag
81 the Eighteenth Confederate regiment
q Tennessee captured ~ Illinois troops
AZ the battle q Fort ngnnelaon. passed
the house today Ill 20 8 II already had
passed the senate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. George r Merfins left yester-
day for Freeport where she win spend
the next fortnight very pleasantly as
the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave El6rahi are eN-
pected home In few DAYS from Tafia-
hassee. where they have been spend
lng the paat two months
Miss Marie Born ia spending a few
days On Century. as the guest 81 SIR.
and Mrs. Frank Hecker
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29

Special for Saturday 7
So Baby Doll. S1.4o.
MEYER SHOE CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
Let's Get ii at Hannah'S

We beg that a to furnish
ICE CREAM SHERBET and WATER ICES public, de-
hvered anywhere the cany quantyany Havor-at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
sArrLEsHtp RHODE
ISLAND ~ A GALE

NeNpoTt RI Is. May zE-The battle
ship Rhode island draHHed her anchors
during heavy sale that swept Nara
Rausett hay last night and was blown
against che battieship Nebraska. carry
ing away a portion on the Nebraska =
bridge ard sniurlnW some ~ her guns
Both vessels lost considerable side gear.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
THE HEN THAT LAYS THE
GOLDEN EGG.

According to reliable statistics,
the value of poultry last year in
the United States exceeded that OF
any other farm commodity, Ev-
cry farmer and his wife and
children are Interested in poultry
culture-and most people in the
small towns, and not a few in
the cities find both pleasure and
profit in raising chickens
But in poultry culture, as in ev'
erything else, people who go a
bom il in the right. way have the
best success. If you want 10
know how to increase your income
from poultry, take THE best poul-
try paper published The Poultry
Item. We will send il to you,
with three monthly magazines an,
our own paper in club-all ON,
year for only $l.25. Ii is one OF
the best club offers we have ev-
er been able to make to our read
ers, and every subscriber is en-
titled TO II both new and old.
Read our advertisement on an
other page, and see the big lis
of standard popular publication.
included in this remarkable clul
offer and then send us your or
der AT once.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21

Miss Mildred Huddleston,
daughter of Sheriff and Mrs.
Bailey Huddleston, entertained a
few OF her little frinds Friday
afternoon from 3 to . in honor
OF her ninth birthday As the
guests arrived punch was serr-
ed. Many games were enjoyed,
also guessing contest, the girls
prize. box of candy, won by
Miss Dorothy Moore. and the
boys prize. box of candy, won
by Harold Gabby At the close
of the afternoon delicious fruit
gelatine. waters and candy were
served. Many nice and useful
presents were received. Those
present were Misses Mildred
Goalder, Katherine Upton, Ruth
Lyon. Sarah Corum, Augusta
Shultz. Elizabeth Britton, Myra
Faris. Martha Moore, Katherine
Lynch. Martha Emily Dodds
Leone Clay. Dorothy Naylor, Da
Wis Bondurant, Dorothy Moore
Frances Rice. Mozelle Handy
King DAVIS. Neville Roney
Harry Moss, Allen Walker, j c
West. Ben Murchison, William
| Curtin. James Prather, Joe Am
berg. John Johnston, Cresul
Moss. Mark Bradley, Rober
Choate, Harry Threlkeld, Milton
Bondurant. Harold Gabby, Ceci
Roper and John Howard Dillon.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
A WORD TO DAUGHTERS.

Listen daughter don I 90 mop
ing around the house and sigh
ing like a freight train cutting
loose the air breaks; and don I
be walking around with your
eyes all puffed up and red from
tears, simply because you can t
have clothes that wouldn' I look
good anywhere except on one cf
those freak magazine cover girls.
know its a pretty tough old
world, from your range of vision
because your ma and ! have for
hidden You TO wear skirts that
are too high and waists that are
too low. | know, child, that some
of the other girls are chasing
around the streets in costumes
that would shame burlesque
troupe and attracting lots of at
tention: but did you ever notice
Just what kind of attention they
attracts OF course YOU haven I.
You don't happen to be within
earshot when some of the boys
say what they really think about
the "other girls. p" Thank God
you don Z. You're too young 10
know those things yet awhile.
You say other girls laugh at
your simple, pretty little frocks
and at your freckles. Let 'em
laugh! That shows they are the
other kind of girls. Your mother
and | met each other long, long
ago. | loved her enough to ask
her to marry me and she cared
enough for me TO answer yes.
We've been happy ever since,
haven't we. Ma Our marriage
took. 1t didn t take split skirt
S or silhouette gown TO make me
fall in love with your mother.
, She never had on such contrap-
p tons in her life. And | didn 90
= prancing up and down Main street
J. with monkey hat on the back
e of my head and cigarette pokcd
r out in front of my face.
d Let the other girls smile If they
y want to. but just wait for the I'm
ish. You won't find the decent
d young chaps, the kind | would
r. want to give my little girl 90
II marrying any of the "other
r girls.
e That 5 right have a good cry
n if you want to, it'll do you good
/. But remember, Dad knows best
al So put on that pretty little dress
t. the one we all like-and We u
" 90 to the moving picture shoN
and have some zee cream after
wards
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
Petit Jury.

Q. G monthly, ]. c. HendrIy
Arue Williams, H. II Mangold, IL.
III Harding, Ed Adams, Mat
VIII Caldwell, d. ID.
DAVIS. Sam Andrews, Hollis Kirk
Henry Pollock. Leonard Biniord.
w d. Benthal, a. ii. Leet B
II. Smith. NJ. +. Beasley, Tom
White, c. j Meneese, W. l.. Gass,
Len Bryant, 5. Ii. Linder, II. W.
Whpple, Henry McMullin.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
ANTIQUITY OF COAL.

II is thought that the earliest
reference to coal is that found
in the writings of Aristotle and
of Theophrastus, who lived a.
bout 23S b c.
There is evidence that coal was
used in England as early as the
year s52. According to Bishop
PudSey. Escombs aud Bishop
Wearmouth were two of the ear
Hest coal mining settlements
Newcastle coal appears 10 have
come into notice about the year
1894, when Henry Ill, granted
the inhabitants a charter autho
rizing them to mine for IT,
The Chinese knew and useo
coal in the thirteenth century
The earliest reference to coal II
Belgium is assigned to the veal
ll9s. when a blacksmith at Lieg,
Is said 10 have been the first il
the kingdom to employ II as fuel.
Paris received its first Goa
| from Newcastle in 1920 In Scot
| land coal was worked as earl.
as the twelfth century
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
NEW DANCES TO BE
TAUGHT HERE

Miss Spur and Mr. Peck of
4 nrton are IN the rliy Tor The
purpose of organizing dancing
I,, and will give a free demon
fTliIun Of the latest dances 90
H. city Hall tonight 40 5 %
.u.s at which time names VIII
b. enrolled Tor class 4 Lc<
uston clipping follows
ina party from Lexington who
attended Governor McIrpay s re
option ON New Year IS were Miss
Laura Spur Mrs Thomas DAVID
,ou and children. Miss Eleanor
Davidson. John Peck. Wnlrcd
Duke and Elmer Lambert The
attractive little Davidson children
rH. beautiful exhibition dances
winch was quite q feature ut thus
brilliant occasion The room
nas cleared for them aud special
Wunr was played for th, dan
Governor McCray WIS SGD
mU.h pleased with the rompl
mounts that they were presented
rh the beautiful ccuirW.0e ''
.mm candy The little dancers an
pupils OF Miss Spur. who ba,
taught them an the latest dane
Miss Spur Is one ~ Nr and
Mos Vernon Castles last pupils
.Hgr now having gwen up 100
yu.ung 10 60 on tb, stage NI
'.irhing with great success, ln'
I .lasses are unusually large
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:

1915 is going 10 be IA great
,rar for the man who puts forth
hi. best efforts. With the pros
p,ets of wheat, corn, hay hogs
and cattle selling at very high
prices and with these facts be
lore us and the faith that We
nave in the farmers in this ser-
non. viii say that We will handle
YOUR business Just AS We have
u the past.
Tn those who have paid US n
BOO or "A part or even made the
tort and couldn't. We wish b.
hank YOU and We want you TO
sl Al home Ia our place of bust
U-, and II there rs anything ia
., Hardware amid implement
uc that you want this season.
ISL. viii be glad 10 furnish YOU
There have been no changes
prices of the general run ol
rlwarc and implements AMI
uircd lines but leather goods
sanccd 10 per cent, but 49,,
Fought this class OF goods last
umrr before the war broke
... aud as long As our present
Stock lasts, We Will maintain IA.
ur old prices.
Nc would advise that you do
H. get discouraged over the
cotton situation ~ the man who
plants high grade srcd cultivate.
PROPERTY aud picks II good in th.
.| viii certainly get the price
under war conditions ",
noticed returns coming m
. tor 10 and II cents tor rot
that wac handled ls per 20
.r We would also advise luu
disc our ground before breat
. and It will pay big profits o.
ga now
Yours truly
HICKMAN HpW co
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21

Mrs. &. &. Smith returned from
nashville Saturday aud was ac
"mpanled home by her son,
frank Smith. who spent "a tr"
..ars here.
Il @. Robbins and wife, of
|llyneld, spent a few days Tins
week. with Mrs. Alice Ambrre
and family and friends
FOR RENT Three room coilnsr
zoo Moscow Avenue m East lllrE
man Miss Jessie Outtcn.
Mrs b. A. Royal, OF Villa
H,dge, Ills, is visiting her daus"
'.r. Mrs \. s. Moore
Kyle Bright. of Cape Girardeau
VISITING his parents, DR. W NJ
Bright aud wife.
Dave Verhine. OF Union Guy
spont Sunday with Miss Mildred
i'umage.
Lettuce, spring onions, rad'a',
r,, celery, fruits, eto.-Ezell
son.
George Gregory, of St Loul'
'pent Monday in town.
Dolly Warden aud Bardw'
ilour.-Ezell & Son.
X. b. johnson spent Sunday
Jackson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
ing, not guilty.
The grand jury has found 20 IN
dictments. They viii probably
finish their work tomorrow.

Probably the most interesting
case that has come before the
present term of Circuit Court is
the case % the Commonwealth
We Dee Harris, charged with
grand larceny by taking funds
from the safe of the Hickman
Drug ca. The State was repre-
sented by Commonwealth Attor'
ney II. j Norman. II. T Smith,
of Fulton, and County Attorney
Roney The defense by Judge +
s. Moore, NJ. b. Shaw, and John
Evans, of Clinton
Floyd Adkisson, clerk at the
drug store, was the States main
witness He stated in substance
that Gee called at his home on the
night the money disappeared and
asked for the keys to the drug
store, saying that he wanted 10
yet them ~ Mr.. Swayne could fill
a prescription for his sick baby
Stone. the owner of the store
was not IN town Adkisson slIs-
pected something wrong next
morning when he failed TO get his
keys. ana tried to phone Mr.
Swayne Couldn I find Mr.. Har'
ris Later found the empty money
box had IN a barrel of straw. Wit
ness told others the clrcumstanc-
es and accused Harris.
Other witnesses for the State
were Mrs Adkisson, ID p Leibo'
ylt1, Il l. Bradley, H. l.. Gray,
Dr. Chas' Curtin. Jas. Briggs,
Robt Daugherty. Chief John
Wright Detective lloyle, Police
man Sid Handy. r T Swayne, r.
+ Benton and Albert Caps.
Harris then took the stand in
has own behalf aud said in sub
stance that he did not take any
money from the safe he did not
lget the store and safe keys from
! Adkisson His restaurant burned
| April 10Th. The insurance money
was turned over To Atty Smith.
Had 500 when fire occurred and
lah0ut 500 ia accounts 10 collect.
| Collected up 10 June II about
t2oC lie made purchases before
going to Memphis, paid Il. l.
Gray ~ Thought he left lick
man with about $40 or Sll5. II,
said he had collected before that
time accounts as follows, Martha
Rice $3.50: W. ID. Armstrong
$50 Leonard Frost Sl2; Greer
LoweryS Albert Capps So NJ
IB Shaw ~ John Wright "a
Chas Lattus s. These peopl
were introduced by defendant Il
substantiaie his claims
/ The jury hearing the ease wa
composed OF j. l.. Bradley, a. W
Wheailey W u. Warren, Homer
Bcaman. Rollie Fletcher, j. II
Jackson. j ii. Green, q l.. Cox
T. u. Davis, j W. Walton, Ton
White and G. q Meneese. Thu
Jury was empanelled after abou
one hundred others had beef
challenged
Owing 10 the prominence of III
defendant and local interest II
the case. the court house wa
packed with spectators.
As We go To press this ease
in the hands OF the Jury with VI
rious predictions Ms 10 their dl
clsIon
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21

The river is rising again, and
stands slightly over 30 feet at
Cairo. f. 4. Case says We may
look for a 30 foot stage some
time next week.
One hlndred and fifteen pieces
of property in Graves county
were sold Tor taxes Monday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Case has accepted a
position as stenographer at Turk
Guedry Wholesale Grocery
T. Frank DELPHI and wife, OF
Louisville, spent Sunday with
MIN Walker and wife.
Moving Pictures every after
noon aud night.-Crystal.
Engraved cards.-Courier of
flee
Go to the Crystal tonight.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21

Miss Josie Foulks, of Caruth-
ersville. is visiting in Troy Tenn,
after a visit to Mrs. 5. b. Parker
and Mrs Florence Fairs.
A bunch of keys has been left
at this office which the owner can
have by paying l5c Tor tins no
tlce.
Mrs. Hollis Kirk has returned
from a visit with Mrs. Logan Dul-
guid. in Tiptonyille.
Have few dozen NarcisSus
bulbs left.-Miss Frankye Reid
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
Commonwealth Gases.

- II iIammunds. violating To-
cal option law. fined $50.
Thirty eases have been contn.
urd until next term
IA Hill OBTAINING woman. dis
missed by Commonwealth, reasons
plgrn witnesses gone
Toy Roper violating local op.
ton lav. defendant died since IN
dirird. Tact recorded. ease abai.
ID
Ben White. gaming, fined 80
Cue Stowe, pointing deadly
weapon 40 another fined 500
Marshall Parks aud Matte But
lrr dismissed. reasons filed
Don Cook. shooting on public
highway, fined $50
Louis Jones. breach of peace
fined 81
" 4 Jackson, breach of
peace. imrd 80
DENIM, Malone. houSebreaklnR
tried by jury, not guilty.
Sam salmon. Jr.. false swearing
tried by Jury not guilty.
Albert Davis. carrying conceal
"a deadly weapon, tried Toy Jury
fined ,2l and ten days IN la,l
Matte Stone It al vs.. ID u
! Davis. dismissed.
ltp salmon. carrying conceal
led deadly weapon, tried 10y lnI!
! uUt guilty
sam Brown. househrcaling, Oh
| missed
Hammer scott malicious shoe
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21

Mrs. + VI. Case and son VIII
spend Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Clark, Of Paducah, whore +.
NJ. Jr. will spend few days.
Let the Boy Scouts remember
their meeting at the Court House
Friday evening at seven o clock
Scout Master.
Cotton has made a perccpii'
BILE gain in price during the past
week. Memphis quotes middhng
spots at Z 3-4.
Go to the Crystal tonight.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
MRS. CHRISTINE WATERS

Mrs Christine Water. age -
years. died at the home of her
laughter Mrs. Tom Clark. near
..a city. at / O'Clock Wrdn"dg'
morning Gastrits d gwen 1'
'H. cause of death
deceased was born 900 Berlin
Germany She was good chris
'Hn lady. aud those who mour"
..r loss have our sympathy
The remains were shipped To
ioironda, His. for inirrmrni
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21

White Glover brand peas, ex
ceptionally fine, per can Doe --
Ezeell & Son.
T.. b. Beasley and W. lie Class,
of Cayce, attended court here this
week.
Born to Dave Caps and wife,
Monday, a fine girl.
Mrs Dan Creason is on the
sick list.
Mrs. j. IL. Millet is ON the sick
list.
! Subscribe for the Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
GRIM
- El'THEs
COURTS
JANUARY CIRCUIT
COURT IN SESSION.

The regular term of Fulton Cir
cut court convened here Mon
day, Hon Il - Flatt. of Clinton.
presiding and Harry Norman, of
Nlaylltld repws ntng the state.
Monday wac given over to EN-.
panelhne tb, grand Jury. the
petit Jurlcs being cmpanelled
Tuesday
The work has been getting a.
long rather slow, especially the
''l docket only a few eases be
my disposed OF II is generally
recognized that two wrcks term
100 inns county is not sufficient foi
getting through the docket. aud
% DIS probable that the next Leg
slaiuw VIII boz asked 10 rem.
rdl thIs matter 4 bill 60 tins cf
iect Was before the last Lcgisla
iure and all it lacked was the
Tact that nobody called IT up
The following eases have been
disposed al
i,unle Malson vs. T.. q Mad
doN 81 al Judgment for PLAIN.
.ttl Tor $50
Hickman lldw Co vs.. Rodney
Jones o. al. Judgment for plain.
.uu for tsg7q
Hickman lldw Co VS. j $. Nor
rH 90 al. Judgment for plaintiff
for tlUU21
Hickman lIdw. Ca. vs.. Agi'
smith el al, Judgment for PLAIN
Itii for 500
s. L. Doids SIS Homer Haynes
Judgment tor plaintiff Tor 800
DR. j NJ Hubbard vs. + q
Maddox ct AL Judgment fol
plaintiff Tor Sl33l0
Hattie Maj Tyler vs.. GoaldeI
johnson 81 al suit for sj0.OW
damages. dismissed AZ cost o
plaintiff
j T Little q Son VS.. Il Il
Rogers 90 al. Judgment for plain
uit Tor 400 30
T. q Maddox VS. DIR j VI
Byuum. order uf Court OF Appeal
for reversal and rcirial recorded,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
JURIES EMPANELLED.

Following are the jurymen for
the January term of Fulton Cir
cut court:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21
Grand Jury.

Barney owen, A. 4. Wall, O.
Il. Cole. \. \ King, W VI shaw,
foreman, X. NJ. lSler, sheriff, j.
T stephens, + Blakemore, Chas.
Moore, clerk, W. \. Nipp, j. W.
Flynn. T.. Z. Pollock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-24
GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FLAMES DIES
 AT ST. VINCENT'S
Lighted Pieces of Paper Causes Fatal Burns to
 Rose Italia, Aged Five.

Rose Italia, aged five, of 24 Randall avenue, died this morning at St Vim cents hospital from burns she recefv- ed yesterday afternoon when flames from a lighted piece of paper set her clothes afire-
 Inhalation of the flames 1eaping from her clothes gave the child her most serious burns. She was in a state, of coma nearly all the time after the accident until her death-
 Rose was playing with the blazing paper with some other g1r1s when ner dress caught fire She screamed and her mother, Mrs. Matilda Ita1ia,< rush ed to the scene but was herself burn ed in the effort to extinguish the blaze Chief Edward Mooney and his chauffeur, Percy Sear1es, were in a building nearby and they ran to the girl, quenched the flames and rushed her xto St Vincent's hospital The mother was taken to the Emergency hospital