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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-04-26

NONRESIDENT ATTACHMENT
NOTICE
TO SOUTHERN GEORGIA
BROKERAGE co. and SOUTH
GEORGIA PRODUCE CO.

G. H. Kaiser VS.. Southern Georgia.
Brokerage Company, ct al
State of Tennessee; In Chancery|
Court of Knox County, No. 1879
In this cause it appearing from the|
bill filed, which is sworn to, that thel
defendants, south Georgia BROKERAGE
Co. and South Georgia Produce Co areI
Justly indebted to the complainant
G. II. Kaiser and are non-residents of !
Tennessee. so that the ordinary pro-
cess of Law can not be served upon
them and an attachment having beenl
issued and levied on the defendantsl
property; III Ii ordered that said ae4l|
PENDANTS appear before the Chancery|
Court at Knoxville, Tennessee. on Oil
before the first Monday Of Tune nazt
and make defense to said bill or theI
same will be taken for confessed andI
set for hearing ex parte as to them.
This notice will be published in theI
Knoxville Independent 4or rour conf
secutive weeks.
This 9th day Of April. 1919
j. G. FORD, Clerk & Master
A. G. Grimm. Sol
April rs May 8 10 17-f9i9
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Ella Talmadge Bowman, ct al vs..
G. T. Whedbee ct al.
State of Tennessee, In Chancery Court
of Knox County. No. 1852

otdte Vi tennessee, In Snancery Court
of Knox County. No. 1852
In this cause, it appearing from tn
bill filed, which is sworn to. that the
defendants, Carrie Gambler Grutchfield
D. c. Crutchfield, Reuben S. Gam
Der, Albert Gambler, Will Elliott, I'm
mic Elliott and other unknown chill
dren of William Gambler, Deceased
Margaret Crabster, Fila Crabster, Reu
ben TalmaHge, George Talmadge, Pearl
Gambler Watson and husband 49,. Wat
son Reuben Gambler, Maurice Arnold
Eugene Arnold Jacob Gambler Edith Gam
Der, George Guy Gambler, and all heirs
at law of Elizabeth Williams, deceased
are non residents Of the STATE OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
cannot be served upon them, it is
ordered that said defendants appear
before the Chancery Court at Knox
vile, Tennessee, on or before the 1st
Monday of June, next. and malE
defense to said bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set fol
hearing, ex parto, as to them. This
notice will be published in the Knox
vile Independent for four consecutive
weeks.
This 10Th day of April 1919
J. G. FORD. C. & M.
Hardin & Cain, Soils.
April 10 26 May 8 10 1919
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-04-26
TO HUBERT A. HELTON

Elizabeth Helton vs. Hubert A. Helton
State Of Tennessee In Chancery
Court Of Knox county No. 1859
In this cause. 1t appearing from the
bill filed. which is sworn to, that the
defendant Hubert A. Helton is q ,or
resident Of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process cannot he
served upon him, it is ordered that
aid denfendant appear before the
Chancery Court, at Knoxville, Tennes
essee, on or before the first Monday
of Nav next, and make defense TO
aid bill, or the same will be taken
or confessed and the cause set for
caring ex parte as to him
This notice will be published in the
Knoxville Independent for four sue
cessive weeks.
This End day of April 1919
!. C. Ford, Clerk & Master
W. S. Roberts, Sol
April ~ 1872 1919
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FIVE DIE IN BURNING PLANE
British officers Perish When Handley-
Page Machine Meets With
Accident In England.

Andover,- England, April 23.--Five
members of the crew of a~big Handley-
Page airplane burned to death when
the machine crashed to the earth as
the result of an accident at the air.
drome at Neyhill, near here. The two
others in the machine were injured
severely. All the occupants of the ma
chine were army officers, including a
major. captain and two lieutenants.
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TO ROBERT PICKETT

Nellie Pickett VS.. Robert Puckett
State of Tennessee, In Chancery
Court of Knox County, No. 1889
In this cause it appearing from
the bill filed which is sworn to, that
the defendant, Robert Pickett
is a nonresident of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process cannot be
served upon him, it is ordered that
said defendant appear before the
Chancery court, at Knoxville, Tenn
GGpuoN 4sJy 9ql eIoJoq 10 no '99ss7
Of June next, and make defense to
said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and the cause set for
hearing ex parte as to him. This
notice will be published in the
Knoxville Independent for four sue
sesfive weeks.
This 18th day of April 1919
J. C. FORD. G. & M
G. H. Mynatt, SOL
April 26 May 10 II 1919
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TO JACK MORRIS

}. T. Kennedy VS.. Jack Morris ct a.
State of Tennessee, IN Channarv
Court Of Knox County. No. t6541
In this cause, IL appearing from the
bill filed, which is sworn to, that the
defendant Jack Morris is uou-resid
ent of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process cannot be served upon him, it
Is ordered that said defendant appear
before the Chancery Court, at Knoxville,
Tennessee, on or before the first Mon
day of June next and make de-
Tense to said bill, or the same wifi be
taken for confessed and the cause set
for hearing ex parte as to him. This
notice will be published in the KNOX
vile Independent for four consecutive
weeks. This 9th day Of April1919
J.. c. Ford Clerk & Maste,
FRED G. HOUK, Sol.
HAL. H. CLEMENTS, Sol.
April IL 10 26 Nav 3 1910
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TO WILL McNUTT
Matilda McNutt VS.. Will McNutt

Matilda McNu't VS.. Will McNutt
State Of Tennessee IN the Chancery
Court Of Knox Co. No 1857
In this cause, it appearing from the
the bill filed, when is sworn to, that
the defendant. Viii McNuft is .
nonresident of the State of Tenne-
ssee, so that the ordinary process
cannot be served upon him, it is or
dera6nthat said defendant appear
before the Chancery Court. at Knox
Vile, Tennessee, on or before the
tst Monday Of May next an" NO.
defense to said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed by him and
and the cause set tor hearing ex
parte as to him. This notice will he
published in the Knoxville Tnde-
pendent for four consecutive weeks
This LIST day of April 1910
]. C. FORD Clerk and Mastc:
Bowen & Anderson, Sops.
April 5 1C 10 Is 1870
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Demand Punishment Of Huns.

Paris.-Premier Clemenceau received
from Mrs Charles II. FarnaDl, of New
York, the representative ofgthe Com
mittee for the Protection OF Women
Under International Law, a&'esolution
signed by five million American wom-
en- relating to crimes againtt women
committed by the. Germans bind their
allies during the war. Dema1d il made
that all officers, soldiers anf civilians
belonging to the armies q the cen.
trail powers who perpetrated any crime
against women or girls hny allied
country should be punished nossible.
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Execution Of Mexican Delayed

Vera Cruz, April 28.- Execution Of
Gen. francisco Alvarez, scheduled for
Monday morning, was postponed "a
hours as the result Of a formal appeal
being filed with the military authors
ties. Alvarez, lieutenant Of Cen.
Aureliano Banquet, was captured
when the latter was killed
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" vw vltet Vp vpIv qlvVvqvtyyvq II
TO BEECHER GORMAN

4
Mary German VS. Beech German
aate of Tennessee, In Chancery
Court of Knox County. No 1926
In this cause, it appearing from the
amendment to the original bill that the
defendant Beecher German Ia non-rs.'
dent Of Tennessee. 50 that the ordin-
AIRY process cannot be served upon
him, it is ordered that said defendant
appear before ths Chancery Court, at
Knoxville, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday Of May. rsxt anr
make defense to said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and the
cause set for hearing ex parte as to
him. This notice will be published in
the Knoxville Independent for four
consecutive weeks.
This End dav of April 1910
]. G. FORD, Clerk and Master
S. E. N. MOORE, Sol
April IL 10 26 1879
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

TO MAY LAWSON MELisH AND
HUSBAND THOMAS G. MELIsH,
MARGARET MeGHEE BAXTER AND
HUSBAND GEoRGEl W BAXTER,
ELEANOR McGHEE NEELEY AND
HUSBAND ]. C. NEELEY.
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NEGRO ESCAPES LYNCH MOB
Prisoner Charged With Attack on Girl
Slips Away From Police and
Crowd at Easton, Md.

Easton, Md, April 23.-Numerous
parties of armed men are searching
for Isaiah Fountain, colored who
escaped from custody after an at
tempt had been made to lynch him.
Fountain was on trial here charged
with feloniously attacking a thirteen
year-old white girl April last. The
girl had identified him as her assail-
ant.
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Halleps Troops Reach Warsaw

Paris, April 23.-The first detach-
ment of General Hallers Polish troops
has arrived safely in Warsaw, a dis
patch from that city announced.
U. S. RULES CHILD LABOR
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TOW. H. BERRY AND DAISY
STAIR

Sus an Mourfield vs.. J, H. Berry
at al.
State of Tennessee. In Chancery
Court of Knox County No 1916
In this cause. 1t appearing from
In this cause, it appearing from the
amended bill filed. which is sworn to.
that the defendants, W. H. Berry and
Daisy Stair are non-residentsfof Term
essee, so that the ordinary process
cannot be served upon them, it is or
dered that said defendants appear
before the Chancery Court. at Knox
vile, Tennessee on or before che
hrst Monday of May next. and
make defense 10 said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and
the cause set for hearing exparte az
70 them This notice viii be published
In the Knoxville Independent for
four successive weeks.
This 3rd day Of April 1919
J. G. FORD. Clerk o Mastar
Green, & Webb Soils.
April 512 10 % 1919
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Road improvements uraed.

Mineral Wells, Tex Addressing the
seventh annual meeting of the United
States Good Roads Association here,
Senator Bankhead, Of Alabama, retir-
ing chairman of the Senate Postofiice
Committee, urged further improve
ment of American roads, extension OF
the Bankhead National highway, from
Ell Paso, Tex, to the Pacific coast so
as to form transcontinental high
way, and the education of highway ell
gineers by colleges in order to provide
capable construction men.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
want to inform all nv friends and
former customers that am now To-
Gated with the
BRADLEY DRUG Co. 317 S. Gay St.
where would be glad to have them
call and see me-
w. S. Semones.
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TOD. c, CRUTCHFIELD CAR
RE gambler CRUTCHFIELD
REUBEN S. gambler ALBEIT
G AMBER WILL ELLIOT, EN-
ME ELLIOTT and other un-
know1 children of WILLIAM
GAMBLER Deceased, MARGAR-
EFT CRABSTER ELLA CRAB
STER GEORGE TALMADGE
REUBEN TALMADGE PEARL
gambler WATSON and Husd-
and ........... WATSON REUBEN
gambler MAURICE ARNOLD
EUGENE ARNOLD GEORGE
GUY Gambler JACOB GAM
Der EDITH gambler aud all
He RS at Law If ELIZABETH
WILLIAMS Deceased.
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Extend Martial Law in India.
Simla, India, April %, Marital law
has been proclaimed in the Gujerat
district
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Local Men viii Attend
Austin Hearing About
City Waterfront Bill

AT foccss meeting of fhr clif
"ouncH hold yesterday mofning h. was
ferided that tho members of tnr coun-
cid accompanied nN CTS Engineer
stevens Hnl members of che Ditisen'H
Advisory Committee. would attend IL
bearing before the Senate Committee
ON Public iauds 10 he hold Zoo Aus
un tomorrow afternoon ni $50 O'Clock.
THE council added pat ~ Dunn as -
member of tho citizens Committee
TEiH committee nf Corpus Christians
wiz present Oh thc senate committee
arguments u behalf ~ tho Corpus
CnIafi Waterfront uiN
Those who Dspcct to iesve tonight
f1r Austin include Mayor Miller CONF
mi.ionors % % Wright b. q Merr.
man, Dudley Wand john ~ Gallagher
Eneptor stevens and Chairman Henry
ID Mcdonald. W. W Jones' RoyAl
Givena Edward H. kiohug pa o.
DUMB, a. e. MoCnugh8n Chas nluch
.r lni ga Grant of hc citzens com
mittoe
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BUSINESS
MAN Is ENTHUSED
SINCE TAKING TANLhc ALMAND
SAYS AE FEELS as WELL AS
re EVER DlO.

i' nH md ern mc before heeon
nNW Tnnar ton would mrdh np-
Dose H. Do h0 .hD imr net.nu nnia
a o. NWguN well SHOWN seed MGR
rhanl 0 lll.J iNt..t street Atlanta.
Cl
'lur morO thnn fc1r ',no conuuro0.
Ufl,Iot tourists nln stomach .rou
hle iuof o.tnH autlhnr wnuid
llnufH hntr gnH ou ms stomach and
would oonsnnfI, helch up m1 SOUR
.mdlsl el,h lood gathered Wuh nenri.
nnrn constantly aUd was oXtrnmch
nervous m, uyrr was sluggish ,nd !
500. hlloss to0 : fet hnnld and
ifeH out Most of tno time And oitcn
fel so hid hui I could hr1iN attend
90 my business property
l hoarN ESQ MANY people prusint
Tanus lhHi J began taklng d. COO nna
|Hl hc imp hnd finished my ncono
hu,tio had gained nineteen pounds
uD.rr hufiOr non with heartburn 49,
indigestion Hnd Hin noi ueIVou- nNc
Waa ho'orr acen we'll nud gci up Do
tno morning feeling finc an1 ready io
band dH, work
Tluul SOLD boz Corpus Christi hl
nluN uu. STORE.
advertisement
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w. A.TeaS to BE New
Maager of Southland
Lmber Company Here

70 .- - w-rTr'~7
Az I Toas nf McAien ToNas has
Yam, i corpus tnriau io become
MANS. of tho southland Lumber
.ampl 500 l,uuard street. ne VIII
succrcl John d Russell. who mas hecn
.n .saI uf tho local yatd Cot che i5st
fN mdthn 49, Russeli win $50 90
uau a thc headquarters of thc f'nn
.ud I'D travel nut uf There. WORKING
N., M Ioaalr cnd of ihr business.
Nr tpas BIOS been m tho city for
.nrce Dehs lolmns the "details 90 tRe
.usnt preparatory Go taking com
nlrte largo hrrc lic WAS at McAu"
Ihoub year before heing trnsfeuce
nHe
HlsNic and three children came
here liurday Tho family u now liN
ina aN1i Ipisler street
O pIwuau ol Houston. an al-
luur 81 ihc oompauy is in the cit>
haclks ont Nr Russril aud chcckiue
D. M Teas
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Mondny Morning
Caller Makes a
Hit in the CITY

rnr Notlty mofnne issue ~ THE
Ier nDs made decided lt lmonF
t. hua'n.s men hnueHWitDH 1nh other
Do dents % thF city d. wfll nH amDus
tN visitor Whenever fhH suhivri
nenthnod ,eWcrdnh on't words
a.. ntntsr .vnre heard for 200 manage
r..ni leo Boz efforts Goo gc. oni letter
nrr FOR Corpus christ. One which
unld ,nn ic thr public io read inp
.esi now oi tho world un Momdoi
l.srnlnr n wcll 1s on tnc other morn
ln.s oi thl week.
isifnf and travciins men nt the
y U.eoe ii.toi Declared thai they were
tl.I of Icing able Geo eei me nrw'
Muliaf aofrine They HHeertod mat
10 aovO o. apirlt of loyalty hf the
lus et i,n 90 th, publication to cn
enh NJ printing ol 600 additional Use
nIp af nr fhe ful nni reliable Nt-
.nai "A prcss dispatches
81 10 rll thc nowNuAprr business
.n CO. "a cinIat A. uasHing out ol the
.fraN .n4. efiNt" NHIh secretary VI
uard u lIos ol thc Commercial AS
.or.ni gn. fand ihnt $780, have b paper
H.. Tnr fsler which gives Ho much
now. 300 hours nh,ld of tho t'rio imi
.he lfretIn newspapers c,n arrive
NDit
.sr.rdh ml ha gov D. Vs.
.s.N.. seoo of De- Episcopal Church
FOL 70. sol shepherd. ln speaking of
thn Nond, morning issue. was
.d.u,Dlnr SURPRISED to receive thr
psro. panrdnt. routrmlna much ieio-
rr,n0 ne1 and ID considerable amount
ot in.I hdupuIuna ns well'
nAnnt our paosts nave asked
.lor NondA morning iamos of the local
I,.,.,napea" md %. O Woodmnm
n naeer 4 the Nucccu Hotel "and we
,r. risd 300 we Will now he able io
.,,,..h fnln with copies of The Caller
u.usat 's esu. vnH we'll received n'
thr hotel lurstH
re.d IT, ftat ISSUE of tho Monda,
moroin. hn,r with rroat pleasure
.,ia SAL bonton county supei,ntcud
IND az cbois "Tho pnper was WEI
GOTTEN ntlnd reflects the progressive
.n,t e., d. present management u
The Chld
Th, faholning asc only fcw to'ii.
moniaIs. howlug how gladly ihc sever
.t.,s.a ,Ik caller WAS received 100 tn'
rt, .rsidgN AZ tho ISSUE is 20 h'
nrrmatut atnr b is predicird h'
no.. ions iaWe1 to that 30 VIII ne
.ane mt popular as the wo"ks nn'
months ag bA
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Present Winter Season Declared
Best Ever in CorpusChristi and
Hotels Nop CrowIed Every Night

WNf wh more lnu.Ht. tnfn cVni
~ nIfD tut otbe hotels repurl
ihJ tHe NuslursA hNH nNeu fN hs
lUnl Huusi tht season FOO romnnrlsof
ufh ufier NeHs
Th iuihnio The greater nus.nrs.
in 300 reumlun which Cmnu cmlaN
D. foUiul nH tomnt UeHolt 500 othel
pais uf reNnH n Oklahoma knnsst
Missouri Nchnsm anA many uihDi
siDfct heN ALSO dDomfo thut when
fNurmiIuc. oumet hNrr hU become.
hnnsirefoI fh, um,o tnf ih, follow
in. snr 'ii senA of hrlne Ym fliona
boz Durnm CHRISTI
n0Vin of iho snie Hotel said
fhfithuainsaH hHH .rf nnN frU
DfU nd tni fhr rnnme Wcle rented oul
iIcali every niHhi Dfiontmta
ur DOM Hlo au taken Hfit Boa ihs
evening
Many limos lately have thr hotel.
been lille and the guests mihr thnr
% nu b Dom hunt Ash tfc manager.
~ pre lpNI somewhere u iho build
irr Mr W0odman of ih, Nuece,
uotDi ha .aid ihat fhr nrlnrs ia
ihr 'ud o $3.50 haii h11 severed time,
boon conNUci into sleeping mmteU
n. isitut fh, ,ily
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School Trustees
Are Candidates
for Reelection

larNtenHem 81 N nns'cr
49, Shelly Hui Chafi0e New iOuf
members Uf Nir Hohuuls board whose
ttlmt expire n Npfu nfo candidates
fnr BEL election fol two. teaf terms tt
an election fu Dec hei1 Saturday April t
Other momnrfH Whose terms iO NOT
'tpur iur another foW are W iiBuN
% ueansN ~ French and Robert
81 sin,ton
il.ht,nHtNn who is chairman
of iho loatd. oypeUta l1 naNr many
school improvements during thn noNt
twe 'elfa Including teaching of music
Huf oiho THINGS
Nt tho meeting of the hoari of ff9s
iees lHai Wrhi illp folluNlnF resoif
tluna vhirh Hre Hreefrd Nv rrrudrnt
LlUhtonaton Hnd FaDronrv William
sheit wtu unanimously adopted
rfhai iho hearts tunnfs 0f the board
ho given 600 the women Of the Monday
club for the elegant entertainment
inH daN provided the board hs che
rlmh ii ihr Nnrres hotel nnf Che board
asanres lht cluh ~ ns desire 90 aivr
instruction in music piltD Dob fhD
rouffo Ht ESQ r1rlinat practical 1000.
uout
"rhat fhD board appreciates fhe Boo.
trfest taken ht Ihe rluu Zoo educational
matters substantial evidence OF which
haH been HIton in tho uHHf.
That e. r0pt OF ihrv resolutions hc
furnished thc Corpus Chriau rnlc.
rih request nr publication and d
cop. given ihr ciuD
i'effniH"inn NHr granted surfr|ufonH
ont IS % Nouoy to employ another
t,nchef ior thc hirh school This
4oarhsf viii hc expected to teach En
lllsh and history So Notlei solid thni
be- would prefer iO employ man 200
filuctuf
4 report on tho attendance wns given
hs Mr Motley iie Wid that there had
beou considerable Increase in new
students during the present eehoo
tr.r
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oKLAoMA LEGISLATURE
70 ADJOURN MARCH

D. ID Associated Press.
OAhoma City, okla Mar B The
l0wd House 0f the seventh oklahoma
LegAluro late this afternoon adopt
Dd rcsplution svttlng March = as
the a. foi adjournment sine Die.
n resolution Introduced by Rep
rosclatiye Harrison was adopted all
mosbinanimously and makes the sen
ate lsponslblo for amy prolongation Of
The lssion after March s.
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Hot TnmalCs Enchlmdas and chill,
.ennnc Mexican dinner Peoples Cafe.
ill Peoples Street Sill
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a comes THE nrsl thing In ,hs
moing The Caller. $500. .-s -...---.-
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Park Avenue Baptist
Church Ends a Short
Successful Revival

Twenty cone persons were taken into
ho Park Avenue Baptist church as
me- result of two-wecks revival.
which came go CLOSE SUNDAY nlght.
R,N. D. G.. Mckenzie. the pastor said
that The attendance had been good and
that the interest muniiestrd had boen
olcndid There was large crowd rt
he fnn mcctne
key IS 81 pay. an evangelist frou
ort Worth. dId emo preaching and Rev
Gee a stuic, ~ Abilene wla m chars.
II thc singing iiofh fhrsr reieioul
eadeu lid excellent work here and
ndoarod themselves Co the members ol
Dee congregation. DC is said
Nore thHu POO persons attended nih,
hool SUNDAY Haid Reverend Mr
lenzie An offering of $500 Naa iakci
'or iho southwestern Baptist Thco
usical Seminary at Wort Worth
HOT Tnmalcs Enchilndas ana chilli
Evening journal., 1919-11-17
WHAT'S IN A NAiME1?'
BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name It's History; Its Meanings Whence
it Was Derived Its Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel
Bv Mildred Marshall

I
ON ihe While ship The name has
since lourished in England and France
it is particularly popular IN the latter
where many noble ladies were called
Lucy, though poetry called them by the
more fashionable Lucinda
The English forms OF The name are
Lucy, Luce and Lucinda. Franco calls
her Luce and Lucie. She IS Lucia 90
spain ana Italy. which also adds Luzla.
Russia terms her Luz'ia
Lucy's tllismanic stone Is the king
OF gems. The diamond It's dazzling
brilliancc gives fearlessncss 90 It's
Wearer, and inyulnerabHily. To bring
victory in any cndc3yor. 70 should be
set in gold and worn on the lefi hand
saturday is Lu,ys most fortunate day
and her lucky number
Ben jOnson wrote Of Lucy, Countess
of Bedford, calling her
'''' The Kind OF creature I could most
desire.
To honor, serve and love as poets use,
meant 90 make her fair and free and
wise
Of greatest blood and yet more good
than great.
meant the daysar should not brighter
rise.
Nor lend like influence from his
lucent seat"
Copyright, 1919 by
The Wheeler syndicate. Inc
Evening journal., 1919-11-17
NEWPORT TO FETE
ITS SERVICE MES
snenia1 70 The Evenins Journal.

@UEENaN
NEWPORT, Nov. il.-The committee
on arrangements for ihe reception for
The Newport soldiers held a meeting at
the home OF II. V. Berg. general chair
man OF the celebration, on Thursday
evening.
There were thirty boys in The SER
vice, and invitations have been sent
them. The celebration viii be held in
The Masonic Temple on Friday evening,
November u. There viii be banquet
for the boys at O'Clock, and a pro
gram will be arranged for later in the
evening, when the public Is invited TO
attend.
The speakers Of the evening VIII be
Dr. Richard Watson Cooper, of New
ark. Del. who is connected with The
service Citizens OF Delaware, and chap
lain ]. Harry Mitchell, a former pastor
OF Newport NJ. f. Church. There Will
be community singing, and Jacobs or
chestra, OF Wilmington, will furnish
music.
The committee in charge OF the cele-
bration is as follows: II. Y. Berg,
general chairman; Harvey F. Gregg~
chairman Of finances; Mrs. W. f..
Groome, chairman Of arrangements for
the banquet, and Miss Ella w. Johnson,
chairman Of the program committee.
The Women's Club Of Newport Held