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The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Mrs. s. J D. Bennett.

On last Friday evening at s 8:30, Mrs. $. J. D. Bennett passed away at her home on Wood Avenue.
 She had been in failing health for some time but the immediate cause of her death was influenza. She was laid to rest at Oakland on Saturday afternoon at f 80. Service were conducted at the grave by her pastor, Rev. J. B. Luck, assisted By Dr. M. B. Cor rigan.
 Mrs. Bennett was formerly Miss Maggie Blaine and was married to Mrs. Bennett in June 1895.
 Her death was the occasion of much sorrow to her devoted fam [ fly and loving friends, for she was an ideal wife and loving mother and woman of so much personal magnetism that her friends were numbered by her acquaintances.
 She was a loyal and active member of the Baptist church and until her health gave away alway an interested and enthus- iastic worker in the civic life of the town.
 She Is survived by her hus- band, MT. $. J. D. Bennett, two children, Louis, a soldier in France. Miss Elizabeth Bennett of this city; also by her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Walker; and one brother, Mir. Frank Walker. whose home is in Hot Springs. but who is at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
 To these sorrowing and heart broken ones we extend our deep. est and most sincest sympathy.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
Entered st the Post Office at Nontice!lc rk. as second class nsil matter.
UNSELFISHNESS.

We'll never rise to greatness till
 we've ceased to think of self. We've never come to spiendor in the
 fight that's made for pelf. If we keep within the circle that is
 ours and ours alone, We shall never know the beauty of a
 soul that's fully grown. For the joys of real service we must
 reach the goals afar- We must live our lives for others and
 not question who they are. It is easy to be selfish; it's not very
 much to do To keep Summer roses blooming in a
 garden just for you. But it's different planting roses for
 the strangers eyes to see And it's different leaving beauty
 where but seldom you may be. For it's not your selfish garden, after
 all, that makes you great, But he blossoms that another may
 enjoy outside your gate. It's not hard to toll for money for
 the needs that are your own. Any man can come to riches if hell
 Work for thrm alone. But it calls for real blgness to forsake
 the joys of play To make smooth the path of others
 and for gold to give away. For the world has need of service, an'
 the test of man and boy. Is the work that each is doing tha another may enjoy. -EdUar \ Euact
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

s.atit .s .ia.4'. i...z ~ De J.5'i before 1t in this one thing but no doubt there will be definite pro- gress made toward perfecting a peace that will receive unam- nous approval of all enlig htened | nations.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Irrespective of his chances, Mr Taft looms largest in the presidential horizon.-Arkansas Gazette.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

zine the strain on ones nerves never hated to do anything so badly in my life as put her on her course and think of that poor unfortunate young man, "a leu tentenant in the Reserve Force,) who had been telling me only that afternoon that he would soon be seeing his mother Tn Boston. He almost gave his whole salary to support her and wishing her a Happy New Year out there in that terrible sea- most awful feeling possible. l am sure the captain was right in not risking further the ship and all hands and know we did all we could, but for the momentI 1 hated to give the order to bring her back more than anything 1 ever did.
 The skipper was so broken up over losing him that l was kept so busy signalling messages for the next hour or so and keeping the ship on safe course that 1 didn't have time to lose my nerve. After that the picture of that young fellow fighting for his life in the sea and seeing the lights of the ship he had been on for fourteen months disappear kept coming up and 1 felt as if I'd be an old man if the strain kept up. Howver he had on rain clothes and heavy boots and am sure he met quick death, now that 1 have time to think.
 The storm ragged all night and lstayed on the bridge 20 hours except for going below for bit to eat twice. Three others were with him at the time and held the greatest luck in the world. One mans foot caught between 6 ventilator and a stanchion while being washed along, and one of the men washed against him and held on. The other was washed over and thrown back a. board. 1t was a narrow escape as the whole side of the ship was under green water and the boat also.
 The next morning the wind died down and we were tossed a. bout by waves at least 45 feet high from trough to crest. We rode these very we'll and had fairly good weather of 1t, but I'll never forget how big they were and how far it looked to the crest as they lowered above us and threatened to break on us. felt awfully small. After this loss l was made executive officer, ordance officer and did the navi. gatlng the rest of the way across.
 We stayed in Bermuda three days; was dreadfully busy. We moored near the "DEVON- SHIRE" (ship 1 crossed .on) and so went aboard her. They all remember me and 1 fine time With them. They wanted to know right away if I remember the Depth Charge" dinner. q wrote you about that 1 stayed for lunch and then three of the officers and l took a long walk and call on several English fami. lies In Hamilton. Enjoyed this very much.
 From Bermuda we had storm one day and night, but rode it Iout safely. Arrived in New London yesterday. At present the Captain is away and I am commanding officer and am busy getting the ship strengthened up and getting leave for the men,
 We had snow fall last nigh and thermometer registered IS above so 1t is COLD. We are very comfortable however.
 think there is every chance of getting out soon as we expect to put this ship out of commits slon soon and Tll put in re- quest. Papa need not write a letter. l will be up to mp neck in work for awhile but hope to get few days off soon and in month or six weeks you may ex- Dect ma to ha on ,,,, l
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

Cheer up. Times may have been hard but things are going to take q new turn. The morn ings are getting longer and the afternoons are lengthening. We are having more daylight. Spring is soon coming and we must be looking forward to and planning for that garden and other things to indicate thrift and economy and beauty. We must look forward and do our part by getting busy and keeping busy shutting out and off all complaining and pessi. mism. Look up and not down. Look forward and not back. And lend a hand.'' J
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

--f' ' T 1tffr.4f.tl .ii " t'ss-'' " sg anu sorrowiuily tenders the disconso. late husband and other bereayed rela. tives it's heartfelt condolenee.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
 A NOTABLE TRIBUTE.

Marshal Foch said to the A merican newspaper correspond ents at Trever:
 "This is for me happy oppor- tunity to tell you all the good things 1 think of the American army and of the part they play ed OH our side Your soldiers were superb. They came to us young, enthusiastic and carried forward by vigorous idealism and they marched to the battle with admirable gallantry.
 "Yes they were superb. There Is nc other word.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
ATTENTION MIR.
 HOG RAISER.
..ss;s9I n !l sgl lsS : ' !
DON'T NEGLECT


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 This reliable remedy and in proper time will save hundreds of hogs from dying Don't neglect but commence feed Ing today All should keep hand all the time
 Another very important thing is the Hog Louse It sucks the blood and disease carrier He dangerous The best remedy that we have found Pt KO PINE DIP and D>INFFCfANT It powerful Insectcde Antsepc and Germcde It IS highly recommended for all kinds of skin trouble and you purchase in any quantities. It Is safe and sure.
 We service At all times will be pleased to you any information that you ask regard diseases other defects of the hog We will cooperate with you helping you either purchase disposed hogs We want operation
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
'rs,,, Il. tle.,Ilonlati
Published Weekly at Monticello, Ark.

Miss Cora E. Wilson J. E. Wilson
 Editors, Publishers and Proprietors
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919.

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The Monticellonian., 1919-01-24

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-02
SCH0ZE MARSALA F0CHE S
ERzBERCREM.
KONFERENCE OLSKE OTAZCE.

Pariz, L. dubna. Marsal Foch Cd jede dnesn noci do
Spa kde sede nemeckym delegten Matiasem Erzberg
ably Eoednal rim scvi Rem pozadavku, ably
cecmu poskemu vosku bylo dovoeno pouz gdanskeho
prsavu. Prvnejsi ma pnou vyednavati bude sta
lem spoen radon 6tyr velmoci Mezspoeneck lodn ko
mise prave dokonHa prpra doprave poskeho voska do
(idanska.
Berlin, 81 bfezna. (Opozdena zprava.) - Vlada jest
rozhodnuta prohlasi ceem ruhrskem primys. dsrktu
obezen Voisko stale vyano ably chranio tovar
delnicvo pred nasnosm vystrednch stran. NemecE
prmeiova komise konaa nes schulz kee ednAno bylo
vyvozni ozce. pokud dotyka dovozu poravn Predse
dou schnze byl Matiis Efzberger.
KorStantin Fehrenbach piedseda nemeckeho nrodnihO
vsan bude do Vdne velikonoCn fedn nvstAvt
kter6 seznami pfipade navazat bizsch sykh
prednejsimi potiky zbyku rakouske rise Ia podobnym
ucelem odcesu svtky zeny elenkne narodniho hro-
mazden ez podobne hodaji vstoupt tesn&jsl spoeni
pokrokovymi zenami rakouskych nemcck}ch zemich.
Deegat revoltucich hornkh zastupuci 1876 uhlodol1.
odhasovai zdejM schulz zapoc stavkou nezapoSat
prac drive pokud nebudou prjaty @ dikoyane podnnky
plnem zn9n Situacv N9mecku nsepe objashnje ponAf
hasu schze odevzdanych Pro generant savku hla
sovao SCI prot strajku jen delegatn
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zAVERECNE PRACE MfROVE
K0NFERENCE.
OTAZKA o NOVYCH TTALSKYCH
HRANIClCH PROJEDNANA BUDE.
VEZVLASTNf Schulz.

Paffz, /. dubna. Phi zaverecnem iedn;ni byo ma mi
rove konerenci doceno vzaemne shody N6meku nebudc
dovoleno utrzova pevnost voienske posadky vletne
vrny nejen evem rynskem pobTez ale pruhu uzemi
pravym brehem do houbky tficti mil.
Urovnanl spornych otazek hrancnich Itaii iho
sav ktere dosud sou kamenem urazu prho miru proed
navany byly dnes konerenci itaskym premierem
Orandem presdenem Wilsonem Poslednejs prohlas.
nemoh dosd velky naval prace prostudova pozadav
taske ale slib tax ucin Die vypovedi amerckych dele
GATH zakonceno bude sanoven hran z snad koncem tohoo
tyne Move pohrancn cary dohooveny budou tel Ra
kOusko, Bulharsko Turecko
Francouzsko-nemecka hrance, kera Jest dosud premt
vah premera Loyda Georgia, Clemenceaua, Orlando
presdenta Wlsona bya podrobena jistym zmenam zde
lest opravn6na nadeje, ze dojde obapone shod6.
DIE pdvodnho planu meo SC dostat Franc narodohospo
aske konroy saarskch uhenych obast ako nahradou
$kodu spachanon Nemci uhodolech sevei France Ma
vyvo poticky by ale vlivu nemea cee uzem by zistao
pTi N6mecku Obyvatesvo tohoto 1zem Jest nemecke il
by Franci vsemozne sezovao dolovan stavkam
ko pod Nov plan zarucue tezbu saarske panvi jen
neurctou dobu dokud by zavaene Sachy severn Franc
nebyy savu tez jako dobe Dredvalecne Znovuzrizeni
by ste pfi nejmensfm vyzadovalo dobu peti let
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-02
CLENSTVO CESKOSLOV. DELEGACE
MA MfROVE KONFERENCI.

Al dosud bya znama sirsi vefenost en mena dvou de-
legath republky ceskosovenske sice dr. K Kramre dr. E.
ejch taiemnka dr. ST. Osuskfho. Chicazska Svor
most cd dopsovaele A. Lnharta enz Jest mas
znamym podrobnv ostaniho clenstva Historical
dGeztost mrove konerence zaste zasuhue ably sozenf
Geske delegace bylo i vSeobecne znamo.
Mrova delegace teskoslovenske republky 60 jest soze
takto:
Deegati: DR.. Karel Kramaf, predseda mnistersva Dr.
Eduard Benes ministr zahranicnich zaezitost.
Generaln sekretar delegace DR.. Stepan Osusky dipo
maticky zastupce pri legaci v Londyne
Asssenti sekretafe M. F. Bozinov, tajemnik minister
sva zahranicnch zaezitostf Vladimir Savik advokat
Jindfichova Hradce.
Specialist odbornici techncti radcove
I. oddil Geografie ehnografie satistika: Lubos
Nedee professor university Praze Adolf Ceny professor
university Praze Victor pvork1 professor university Pra
ze Choek professor university Praze josef Maf
esor gymnasium ZAhfeb9 Morava Josef skultey so~
venslxy poslanec Glen Narodnfho shromaed3nt
IT, oddN Historic Jan Kapras, professor university
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-02
VLADA OTEVfRA PO-
ZEMKY.

Helena, Mont. - Vladni po-
zemkova ufadovna oznamila
dnes, ze nekolika pfistich IT,
dnech hodla otevffti k zabrani
67,OSO akru pozemku, ktere
ve-,sinou lezi V sousedstvi lesni
reservace Beaverhead. Hlasiti
Sc O ne mohou vyslouzili void
ci iini obGane. Vojaci mali
die zakona tn vyhodu, &c SC
jim doba, kterou ma vojne strd
vii, poefta do lh6ty. jakou a.
kon pfedpisuje k "yysed4nf"
pozemku.
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Osnova Lgy Narod pfed|ozena bude mrove konferenci
STANOVY PECLIVE Sc VYHYBAJi
VMESOVANi Sc DO VNITRNfCH
STATNfCH ZALEzITOSTf

Pariz L. dubna - Albert belgicky kral, pfibyl dnes
aeropanem Bruseu ably, die zprav istu nransgeant
saval mysenku aby sidem Lgy Narodu stale hlavn
so Belge.
Revise nayrhntych stanov Lgy narodu bya prav6
cena atu predozen komis Lgy mirove konferenc
re pfedseda sam president Spojenych Statu Wilson, Celia
nyni lM defntvni uveejn6na bude tvae e-
ste drive nezli pfipoena bude mirovym podmkam coz
sane koncem ydne Ably doceno bylo vSestranneho
uspOkoJeni podrobena bya ustanoven mnohym
mena 1zkosiv6 byo vyhybno ably niky nezasaho
vala do vnifnch zeztos ednotlvych nteresovanych sta
~Wa WIN
Novy staut ku prkladu npne pomii zadost Japanska,
ykajlci rovnost ruZnych Take poltkov6 keT
bavai re poruSena bude Monoeova dokna nebudou mti
pficin k novym najeZdum ma organisac narodni
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v. A. CERINCER JMENO-
VAN ZVLASTNiM ZASTUP.
Gem MlNISTERSTVA OBJ.
CHODU v PRAZE.
Jan L. Bouchal vrali sc do Pra.
by v hodnosti americkeho
mis.okonsula.

Chicago, !. dubna. - PRAY
mix V. A. Geringer, fidici reda
ktor Svornosti. del TITO dni "
New Yorku na dulezite konfe-
rcnci maiitelu neanglickych ca
sopisu. vydavanEch V teto ze-
mi, ktera mN a "a naslcdek u
tvoreni "Publishers' Assn. of
the American Press in Foreign
Languages. konference. iez
Sc konala Engineering Blag.,
60. zap. 80 ul.. zuCastnilo Sc
pres 200 Delegate. meZi nimiz
bvl Oiicielnim Zastunccm dem
tniku "Svet' p. d. J. Zinner.
pre- dscda, clcyelU1dskeho svazu
cizojozytntch taropisn. Gee
lem organisacc teto bude "fe-
drovati neochv6jnou loyalitu X
americkym ideH.Im a institu-
cim meZi ctenaii neanglickFch
tasopisu. napomahati V praci
amcrikanisatni a celiti snaham
faratiku u potlateni neanglic-
ktho tisku."
I Ma kOnferencf dOStaf y. Ge-
ringer prostfcdnictvin cleve-
landskeho delegate p. d. J.
Zinnera lfcGni ozn4meni, &c
byi americkou vladou jmeno-
van ZvlaStnlm zastupcem ia
iemnika obchodu V ceskoslo-
vcnske republice Sc sidlem v
PraZe.
: Pan Geringer bude asi til ne
DO ctyi'i dni 1radovati We zde isl
spolkove budov6 pokoji els.
504. Bude tax Nv. Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Com
merce" n ochotou poda veSke
re informace obchodnikum a
prumyslnlkdn. kteri by chteli
bud svc zbozi do Geskosloven
ske republiky poslati nebo Cd
nj zbozi kupovati. Do tydne cd
iede do Washingtonu, ably tam
konferoval Sc Sefem zahranic-
niho odboru a shipping boar
dem" a nezli Sc vyda ma cestu
pres ocean. bude nekolik dni
nradovati newyorske celnici.
aby Sc tam informoval O vSem,
co spada do celniho odboru. ex
portu importu. Ma ceste do
Prahy zastavi sc V Pafizi. kde
Cd pfiSuSneho odboru nirove
konference dostane dalsich in
formaci.
We spoieni S temito zprava-
mi .ieste podotykame, ze "a a
nericktho mi3tokonsula byl
jmcnovan p. Jan j. Boucha!.
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ILL., odd = Zaezitos Tesinska upravenl slozskvch
hranc: Jan Proxies socalhtcky posanec shro.
mdzden zsupce hornckych organisac Tesinska; Frant
Onderka taemnk teskosovenskeho Mar Vyboru We Slez
sku Josef Lukes ararn posanec Narodnho shromaz
DEM zastupce rolnku Slezsku.
w. oddil - Zalezitosti luzickch Almost Bart DO
sanec sask6 snemovny Jan serb professor delegat Lzc
kych Srbn
" odd = Zalezitosti uherskvch Rusnn . vvcbodnicb
Slovanu DR.. Anonn Bezdyk advoka Presova Sovensko
VI oddil - Vojenske zalezitost Major Rudolf Kalhous
minserstva nirodni obrany
VII oddl - Geologic duni industrie: Bedrch Ruko-
vansky inzenyr dite zivnosenske Banky Praze Josef
Voldfich, professor geologic poytechniky Praze.
VIII oddl = Cartografie Jar. Pantofitek prof poly
echnky Praze; Jar Salas prof poyechnky Praze Jan
Hocke prof poytechnky Praze
TX oddl - Zakonodarstvi Jar. Kalab prof. mezina-
rodnho priva Praze; Jan Krcm6f prof cvniho prava
Praze.
x oddil Hospodafstv politika finance: Jar preiss
rdlte zvnostenske banky Praze; Jan Koosek prof nro
dohospodarsv Praze Theodor Houdek sovensky posane
Glen Narodnho shromazden Vlad Brdlik prof narodoho
spodafstv Praze Frant Hnek professor agrni posanec
Glen Mar shromazdeni; Rudolf Hocek tajemnik
skeho dstavu Praze a Glen Mar shromazdeni.
XII oddil - Prdmysl obchod koonsace a namorni ce-
sty Jan Matys fidte minerstva obchodu Vlad. List
prof polyechniky Brne, Morava; d. Dnet fiditel OBJ
chodni Komory Praze: JAR Hoobauer prof poytechnky
Praze Cyry Klaus prof polyechniky Hava-
sa, cestovate Hugo Vavrecka nzenyr odbornk vodn
cesty.
XII oddi - zeleznicni vodni cesty: Antonin Klir,
prof poytechniky Praze Gustav Moezer nzenyr rada
ministerstvu pro vefejnou dopravu.
XIII. oddil - Cirkevni zalezitosti Monsgnor Marian
Baho, prof. theoogie d6kan Trnave Slovensko
XIV. oddl - Legislace socaln otazky: Josef Mack.
rada pri mnsersvu zemedelstv Josef udec dem.
sanec Glen Narodniho shromazden Rud Broz Prerov Mo-
Rud Laube mar posanec Glen Mar shromazde
n Karel Brock taennk Vyk Vyboru organisaci horni
ckych Moste; Kare Folber tai krejcovsk6ho denictva
Praze Vgor Hrusovsky odbornik satstk dopravnctvi
prdmyslu Slovensku Rambousek Glen Mar Shromazde
mi Praze.
XIV. oddl - Tisk: Dr. Hanus Jeinek Mar. Listy'
Praze Kare Mecir Venkov Praze Lothar Suchy, "a
"Nar. Potiku" Praze: Josef Hudec "Pravo Lidu'
Praze Josef Haek Gas Praze; Jar. Bobek Ceske
Sovo Praze Frant Modracek, 'Socaisticke Listy
Praze Vaclav Butler prof gyn1nasa Move Pace rdite IL
kancelafe Jar Krupka prof obchod
Inf akademie Praze; Dr. Jan Novak osobn sekretaf mn
pfedsedy Dr. K. KranAre
Pred nedavnem pfijel DR.. Schener mnisterstva ma
rodnf obrany Cyril Dusek redaktor ''Casu Praze
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PRESIDENT DEKUJE CIZOJACNEMU
TISkU.
TISkU.

Glen hditelstva "Sveta p D. j. Zinner obdrze Cd
sideuta Wsona podekovac prip jako Glen Kosmoponiho
tskoveho kubu ktery pal reSoluc pfimouvaicl
eanisovan Ligy narodu
The White House, Washington.
2 March, 1919
NV dear Mr. Znner:
The Secretary Of War brought to my attention the
resolution adopted unanimously by the Cosmopolitan Press
Club of Cleveland in which represented the publishers OF
all the foreign language endorsing the plan pro-
nulgated in Paris for League Of Nations.
The League of Nations to be medicine
of the world which has too long relied upon
delicate balances of and combinations of interests to
protect In order that the League of Nations may be
effective and accomplish its great mission must have the
understanding sympathy and support OF the people VINO
make governments therefore, especially happy to
assured that the appearing in foreign
languages which the only medium of political information
and discussion available to those of citizens who have no'
yet acquired readiness the reading of English under
taking the patriotic task of discussing thoroughly and SYM
patheticaly the proposed measure.
Cordially and faithfully yours
(Sgned) WOODROW WILSON.
Mr. D. ]. Zinner
3l2 Society for Savings Bldg
Cleveland, o.
Bny DIM Washington g. bfezna 1919
Drahy pane Znnere
SekretAr valky mne upozornl reso!uc jednomyslne
piijatou Kosmopotnm tskovem klubu Ceveade nsInz
zastoupen jsou vydavatee vseh czoazycnSch sn schv
lujci parizsky plan Lie narodI.
Lga narodu ida byti nezbytnym ekem pro bedy sve
ta enz pfs dlouho spocval rovnovze mocf spojene
ckych zamn ochranu jeho nru Aby Lga narodd moha
by ucnnou uskutecn svoe veke poslani, nu setkad
porozumenm sympati pomoci ldu ,ent tvot1 vladu
Jsem proo obzvast3 stasen ujistenm velke y vych
zejici czich jazycch kere ou prosednky pof1ckycn
inormaci prsupneho tenn nas obcandn. keSi
nenabyli sb9hos cis anglcky ktere podvo via
stenecke ddkadne sympaticky psat navrovanem
zatfzeni.
Srdecne vens Vas
(vlsstnorut podpis) WeoDROW WILSON.
Mr.. D. ]. Zinner
22l Society tor Savings Bldg.
Cleveland, o.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-21
WARNS RACE SUICIDE.
English Priest Says Empire Must
Not Be Stinted.

LONDON, Oct. 21-Father Waugh
an, we'll known for his work among
the poor of London, in a forceful adj
dress at today's session of the Con-
gress on tuberculosis Prevention aid:
at terrible to think, when the
death rate has exceeded the birth rate
SO greatly when the nurseries are 81
vent and the divorce courts are clam
orous, that tuberculosis is also max
ing a heavy levy on human life.
I'VE should have throttled tubercu-
losis long ago. 1t is healthier in
some of the slums of London than in
the fashionable districts of Mayfair"
Referring to the decrease in the
birth rate, Father Vaughan declared:
I'VE want all the children posi-
Bile. We do not want birth proven
ton, thus stinting the empire and
it a disgrace in Gods eyes"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-21
EIGHT INDICTMENTS
RETURNED BY JURORS
GRAND JURY RETURNS MANY
NO BILLS ALSO
Civil Business Occupies Attention o.
Court TOday-May Start Murder
Trial.

Eight indictments were returned BY
the grand jury yesterday Afternoon
after a session lasting nearly the en-.
tire day. Two of those indicted, Hen.
ry Reddick and Levy Ganzy, pleaded
guilty to charges of breaking and en-.
tering and We're sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary. All of the
others indicted pleaded not guilty.
Bills returned by the grand jury
were as follows:
Nat Richardson, murder, Mckinley
Walker, assault with intent to MUIR
der; Lulu Morrison, breaking and en-
tering; W. L. Lee, perjury; Lacy
Roundtree, grand larceny; Charles
Hawkins, breaking and entering;
Henry Reddick and Levy Ganzy,
breaking and entering.
Nat Richardson, indicted Spr the
murder of Conductor Ray Butts, was
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. As
he has no council and no means of en-
ploying any the court appointed
Messrs. Merryday and Walton to de-
fend the prisoner. The case may be
brought to trial this week, and will be
Of short duration, as there are few
witnesses. The greater part of the
time will be consumed in securing a
jury. y
The grand jury and petit jury serv-
ing at this term of court are:
Grand jury-T. B. Merrill, foreman;
Oscar Smith, w. F. Sweat, C. E. Mer-
win, j. NJ. Bard, NJ. R. Ewers, R. B.
Barber, j. w. Weeks, ]. R. Cannon, C.
&. Lively, W. Abrams, W. NJ. Mays,
Fl. N. Hancock, j. H. Conway, Fred
J. ]. Brown, A. P. Hancock,
7. E. Strange.
X. NJ. White, NJ. c. Johnson, j. j.
Nc Grady, L. M. Baldwin, A. L. Ley
vraz, W. F. Rogero, W. H. Hornsby,
L. L. Moody, A. M. Moody, NJ. Saucer,
E. T. Brooks, E. E. Dodge, E. o.
Earles, J. c. McWalters, R. A. Hines,
L. A. Thomas, J. H. Johnson. J. P.
Porter