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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06
KILLS SELF WITH SHOTGUN
D. MouIder Puts Load Fine Shot Into
His Own Heart.

Thursday afternoon about 1 80 ID.
Moulder, agea 56, DaysviIle, shot him.
self through the heart with load OF
fine shot and death resulted instantly.
Coroner C. M. Wells went to the scene
and upon investigation learned the CON
dtions to be as follows:
The deceased had been miner for
many years and about two years ago
he was severely injured in the spine
while working 10 the mines and since
that time had been unable to walk and
largely helpless. He had grown weary
of life and his wife feare1 he would
try to kill himself and has not allowed
him to have either knife or fork to eat
with for some time. Thursday, how
ever, he by some means got hold of
shotgun that was loaded
with fine shot. He placed the gun to
his left breast and with a stick pre-
pared to fire it. Before doing so, how
ever, he called his wife to the door
of his room and when she came he
told her to come no further. She saw
what he was planning to do and had
,ne OF the little girls make a dash
;or the gun to remove 1t before he
could carry out his despei ate design.
AS the little girl attempted to get
,old the gun he pressed the trigger
With the stick and the full load of
inc shot entered his heart He died
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06
IMPROVE ALL LIVE STOCK
Nationwide Drive to Eliminate Scrub
Sir8s to Begin October |,
"Better Sires-Better Stock. "

Better Sires-Better Stock. "
This is the slogan of national Bet
ter livestock crusade, to get actively
in motion October l, that is announced
by the United States Department of
agriculture, working in cooperation
with the State agricultural Icolleges
and other agencies interested In live
stock improvement.
The campaign looks forward to the
future food needs of this country's in
@creasing population and results from
long and careful obsery alton of the
livestock industry in this country,
and was planned alter extensive con-
sultation with specialists and breeders.
The plan is to hasten the replace
ment of the multitude of scrub domes-
tic animals in the United States with
pure-bred or high-gadre stock and al
so to improve the quality of pure breds
themselves. The goal in view 81
greater eificiencyin production.
The campaign will be the first or
ganized crusade in large country to
improve all live ock simultaneously.
1t will Interfere in no way with any
work in livestock Improvement now
being conducted, but makes ali the
work more definite and effective by
providing official recognition for pro
gressive breeders.
The campaign will be supervised from
the Department of Agriculture AiR
Washington, and in each State by
the State agricultural college, County
agents and other field workers of the
Depart nent of Agriculture and of,the
State colleges will handle the cam
paign locally. Every live-sock owner
actively coope rating and keeping and
using none hut pure-bred sires of good
quality will be given an emblem. az an
official recognition of neritertous
effort.
1t costs nos more to produce 2 .12OO
pound pure bred than 600 pound ,aerub.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06
CARD or THANKS.

To our friends and neighbors, who
so kindly extended their help and sym
.pathy during the illness and death of
our mother, we extend our most
grateful appreciation.
Mrs. A. l.. Garrison,
Mrs. l.. d. Smith,
Mrs. Hattie Carter,
Mrs, Flora Lewis,
John C. Wallace,
q. G Wallace.
Win a premium at the county fail
% and "a.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06
POISON IVY CURE.

The wife of New Jersey preacher
has given out tie statement THAI cat
nip rubbed on poison ivy is sure cure.
Brusse the catnip and rub on
thoroughly and the poison Will quickly
disappear.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06

Be sure to be an exhibitor at the
county fair September % and "a.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06
COCA-COLA PLANT SOLD.

The Coco-Cola business at Atlanta,
Ca, has been sold to New York par
ties for twenty-five million dollars.
The original formula for making Coco
Cola was bought for $500
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06
SOME,CABBAGE SEED,

In the neighborhood of La CONNER,
Washington. there is approximately
600 acres of cabbage seed being gnewn
and the outlook is unusually good
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06

A thrifty man is safe from worry.
Buy wisely, save intelligently and in
vest in Thrift and War Savings Stamps.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-06

Spend wisely, avoid wate, save in
telligently, .4avest in Thrift and wv al
Savings Stamps-and Success .is al
ready yours.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
State ssiyHts d,s aQae esasoase

SvYE. golloWins Gs 9h@ tesS eDf
o timely. interesting anA we'll con-
.deret EDITORIAL from fhe stars
anA stripes, which bears directly
on vitaY issue no1 before che
American legion-ehae of tho stae-
us of the negro veteran.
Because the American 1.esion has
grown more rapidly than its ma
chinery has grown, it has become
necessary for some of the State or
carnations to take definite actions
on vital questions without waiting
for the national convention or con-
sulting the temporary executive
committee This was notably true
in the southern states, where the
negro question injected itself into
Legion organization almost from
the first.
As result. at least two states
have arbitrarily decided not to ad-
NIT the black ex-soldier to Legion
membership. They had no right
! TO do this under the Legion char
ter, but they had very good cause
for it, nevertheless, and anyone who
knows the south knows that the
south is going to handle the race
question for itself in its own way.
II the Legion, at Minneapolis or
| anywhere else, should presume to
dictate to its southern membership
how its southern problems are to
be handled it will accomplish Moth
ing except possibly ALLEVIATE the
south from its present enthusiastic
support of the Legion. Any step
I toward intolerance by those in one
section who have not faced the
/ problem Of another section, can
lend no aid to the present effort
: of moulding great national body
And the recent experiences of Chi
cago. Washington and other cities
indicates that meddling with racial
problems at this time by any bu!
4 the most fearless, honest and eX-
perienced hands would be not only
4 imprudent but unpatriotic to a de-
gree.
| Such enemies OF the nation az
i have been caught red-handed de-
4 livering propaganda to the colored
population Of the south must find
no comfort through any dissen-
tions in body so utterly American
: as the Legion. The southern state:
will ask nothing of the national
convention but the right they have
] exercised for many years, of deal
ing with their own problems.
I They should be conceded thai
right without question.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
THE STATE FAIR.

As reported by W. r. Hlrseh, Sec
retary of the State Fair Of Loulsl-
ana. the attendance as recorded for
each day of the Fair was: October
%, 1926: October %, 1924; October
24. 1915; October 25, 2l.3i1; Octo-
Der 26 20, 1873. October 81. i0,O29.
There were about 1000 conces-
sionaires and holders of stockhold-
ers and other passes admitted
daily.
The financial status of the SIX
days will be announced as soon as
the accounting is complete. The d.
rectors will be joyful If the deficit
resulting from the inclement wea-
ther will not exceed five thousand
dollars.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
THE UrN-AMEREC%S AESacee

The government Of Che ones
srates is being confropte@ sSith as
class of foreign importao on eIeicS
must BE- suppressed leeallyo ie ehS t.
be possible. or by military 9oaerG
if It be necessary. She anarcSoie'
cannot be countonancob 10 eoo
United states.
On Tuesday. November 90 Srmlo-(
fice Uav. when the cltizene Of Geo.
ralia. Washington. were SaraonS
The streets. four Amer6ca1o 6-eeiolo
men were murdered onQ ee6eraY
others were wounded on be6ng toreSt
rpon by individuals N9lc gre CON
nected with. as associates. wiss tae
industrial Workers OF the WorldoO
in their defiance Of law an@ .rt5er,
constituting liberty as license of ac-
ton. these un-Americano h@y@ Ole
yelOpcd their h0ldness in tho per
petrations of their outrasee any
their crimes.
II should be made clear a9d 9,Colo
tive that such imp0rtatiOns 6nust
b. required TO conform 10 tho laBs
of this government or he sle00lSe8
as undesirable. It is very true 9hat
America-the United atate@-is &c
home Of the free and the @r0Ve"
where the oppressed from toe s@s-
potism of tyrants are wclcomeS dsuo
the United States mus DO e4fce
guarded from the Bolshevises, al
archists and kindred organizations
who are opponents Of LAWFUL sov-
ernment by which they arc heI1 III
restraint in the propaganda os eben
radicalism.
It may be observed that the con-
gress Of the United States. after
years of inaction, toleratinS these
organizations, have risen to then
duty, and casting aside all resem-
blance of politics have determined
to provide legal enactments that
will operate to the suppression OF
off un-American organizations
Such legislation may be radical
but no sympathy can be nor shoulC
be wasted on radicals who do moi
hesitate to commit rapine AMI
murder in their purpose to des-
troy legal, constitutional govern
ment.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
CHARTER
OF the Lee Kinnebrew Company, In
eOrpOrated.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Caddo.

State of Louisiana,
Parish of Caddo.
Before me, d. R. Sharpe, notary
public, in and for said Parish ami
State. personally came and appeared
Lee kinncbreW. W. J. Rachal and
Andrew McAnsh, who stated and de-
clared to me, notary. that they have
formed and constituted themselves,
and do by these presents constitute
themselves, as well as such other
persons as may hereafter become
associated with them. into a corpor-
alton, and have adopted as their
charter and act of incorporation the
following, to-Wit:
ARTICLE T.
The name and style of this cor
poration shall be Lee Kinnebrew
Company, Inc. and its domicile shall
be. and is Shreveport, Caddo Par
ish. Louisiana.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Of this corpora
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
A Gemnpesi&a keNNestsGe
q 90 (on 10 orc 9tCe,a


s9e e59oniehin@ lacs of e9cesee
maneai1o beteayed Bs Yhe elachine
who have aea@ tour@g eI0o
,oeto wife o,se @tuhbs defamina and
oanouneine John 70. sarkee Secanee
10 oxerc ieee 9io free jueemene 0
tow eea1e aeo ami jo@ed Ito Pro
ercease potey. noy tost tYe 70
9ulaican Civilizations Of all of theme
eed Clio daek republican affiliasio@s
90 some Of chem, have been eXposeS
hespeako u9er de@horalizatioG
g,emoroIizetion. 6Ov0oero 10 &c
gxcuee eope t9le acoione of nsa whs
6aluo so9lghs 90 oleetroe Q free mon Q
roliticGl corecp hS chergee 90 Of
fcnse Gcainot 'q0rtv res'SlarlSs
whcD tho very men whe 91aSe
Chem have thcmoelveo cdalmiteeS
in for araver meosureo Shie 10 "a
9ardmahle 10 goliticaS eeNico OF
common oporlomanohip.
oIean politics iemanSs sincerits
frono politicians. She 0co9Ye o.
0.ouoiana ole 9lept Sand foe dn9y
polieice vfols eSey reca@niso Il
clearly.
g,.nvare tae frame 'orieYt, oiS-
oore rep,ader - Sohn So Sarkel
90 9is Sa-lv2u1lcaa Sefamere ~itY
Ghee eleufflina, GoggrsseS evasor
of The fsecto tslse Nr. perkere maa-
asclo hsvc ehrus9 ene'o eAe esleSe
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
High Cost Of Booze Keeps Orleans
Mostly Sober.
New Orleans Item J

Nothing to it, mates. The stuff
when you find it, that % cents
and 35 cents and 80 cents shot IS
a powerful perspader toward sobri-
mighty powerful. Witness the
police records Of drunkenness in
the City Bacchus Forgot. October.
1919. produced a measly 1873 souses.
And in a city of 100000! Why, N
October, 1918, there were 602 drink
ing gents escorted to their rooms by
the police. paralyzed but happy.
Maybe the piano-varnish taste OF
this illicit hooch we're getting now
adays has something to do with It,
at that. But there's the record.
Draw your own conclusions.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
HON. j. S. DOUGLAS.
Is a Candidate for REELECTION for
Representative to the Legislature.


Having yielded to the solicita-
tions of his friends throughout the
parish and this city, Hon. ]. S.
Douglas is announced as candi-
date for reelection to the Legis-
ature. 1t is not surprising that his
friends have urged him to continue
in the performance of his respon-
sibilities, which he has discharged
faithfully and creditably. He has
been measured by his record and
has not been found wanting. Mr.
Douglas is in every sense repre-
sentative of the people. He is 9
practical farmer and successful
business man. He organized the
Bank of Belcher, of which he is q
director, which is being fully ap-
preciated by the people Of that sec
lion of the parish. It is filling
long felt want. AS a progressive
citizen and gentleman he COM
mands the highest esteem. He i;
strictly reliable and has Away:
been dutiful. If, as his friends be-
lieve, he will be reelected, Caddt
Parish will have a representative
in the General Assembly man
whose guide will ever be duty
which he will fulfil TO the very bes
of his ability.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
CHARTER
or Pelican Drilling Company, N
eOrpOrate0.

State of fouisians,
Parish of Caddo.
Be it remembereH. shas shis dag
before me. George Thurber, a not
ary public in and for said State and
Parish. personally came and ap-
peared VIM. F. Woods, l.. Z. Staf-
ford and J. R. Bellinger, all residents
of the Parish of Caddo, State of
Louisiana, who stated and declared
to me, notary, that they have form
ed and constituted themselves, and
do by these presents form and con-
stitute themselves, as well as such
other persons as may hereafter be-
come associated with them, into a
corporation, and have adopted as
their, charter and act of incorpora-
ton the following, to-wit:
ARTICLE T.
The name of this corporation
shall be pelican Drilling Company,
Incorporated, with its domicile in
the city Of Shreveport, Caddo Par
ish, State of Louisiana, and under
said corporate name it shall have
and enjoy succession for a period
of ninety-nine years unless dissol-
we'd according to existing laws.
ARTICLE IT.
All legal process shall be served
on its president, Or in his absence
on its vice-president, or in the alb
sence of both on its secretary-treas-
urer, at the office Of the company.
ARTICLE III.
The purposes for which this cor
poration is formed and its objects
are hereby declared TO be. to drill
oil, gas and other wells and to sell
and acquire all machinery and ap-
purtenances for that purpose, and
to engage in said drilling for itself
and for others; to acquire and own
and operate and develop mineral
lands and leases and to acquire, own
and operate tank lines and tank
ears for the purpose of transporting
any and all kinds of minerals; to
build and operate refineries and es-
Establishments for the manufacture
of carbon, or any other products
which may be manufactured from
oil or gas: to buy, sell and mortgage
real estate and personal property,
and to engage in all other acts nee
essary or incidental to the proper
carrying out of the purposes men
toned in this article.
ARTICLE ~.
The capital stock of this corpora
ton is hereby fixed at the sum OF
Fifty Thousand Dollars, represented
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

eoldine a oneetins yolthol1e ang aoe
tiee ot Ole yohenevee tioie coroore'
ooio1o q DISSOLVED be 9!mlfooioo or
otlloowIeeo ite atfaofo ehail be liqlsle'
o'oted by one or more Ii9uitotoee -
DO eelcetes 10 tho stockholders at
epe meeting calle,s foo euco rue-
9osee and eoio liquidaoore ohalo have
suce power, perform euch dutieeo
and gjse ouch booe 10 tee eoocl.
holeprs onae direct and ecsujreo
eRS9CGE VS.
S. stock eoldcr Of chs coepora-
tiole shall ever BE- held liable 9oS
tle contracts 90 faulte toereOf in
500 ereaeee eyme chan tho uepai6
salsncc due on 9lis aoocko nor shall
any nero iqformality have Che eff
foce Of rendering this eharteo oullo
or of exposing ans etock0oSer TO
ans greater 6oss ehaq tGe emelnt
oS olie STOCK
e.999sSy Vie.
Sha soord Of directors 9lcsois GRO
eide6 for may hoIe its enectinge 0t
arg poins III the etasc Of louisiana
or elsewhere, end may l1ee8 aH's
maintaiee Offices 20 ars Other state
90 tho o9tcd statee, agS eransSce
business ehtreie e9l eomSlsioe seth
tho 9a1e - such state.
III eestiSn0ny bholeOf. eaiN Yalslcs
ayeo hereunoo ajencS tqeir names
10 Tho 0reae0ce o9 onso notary. aNd
ts3 affecting NltacsSee, and see o)91-
poeito t0eor 9eepecei:e names Chs
amsuno ~ s3ocG euNsc9ibeS for by
oacIo OF ohens os shos s!oe 0ot'o aay
eDf oaso&cGo S9i9.
9. s. CHAMBERS.
0. v. DILLON
g.. T.. FORD
L9tcoste
". 8. WILLIAMSON
q. 70 gHWIs.
sNo %. NI2NISsOS,
Notary Public
Endorsed. q'ile0 and recorded
shis S5tIs day 81 october, 1919.
| 4. ,. CREEGAN,
SApNty Clerk and ex-Officic
i Deputy Resorder. .
Z! State of touisisna. e's
Palisi. of Caddo.
. hereb. certify that the above
and foregoinS is a true and correct
ccEy of the original, as the same
appears on record in my office.
!, Given under my hand and seal O.
office on this the 18th day of Octo'
ber 1919. }. CREEGAN,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Offici'
i Deputy Recorder.
Caucasian, Get II, 1919.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
CHARTER
OF the Universal Mineral Corpora
tion, incorporated.
State of Louisiana,
Darich nf EadGa

State of Louisiana,
Parish Of Caddo.
Be it remembered, That this day
before me, John d. Wilkinson. a
notary public, in and for said par
ish and State. personally came and
appeared j. A. Chambers and c. E.
Ford, residents of said parish and
state. and ]. E. Dillon, a resident of
Houston. Texas, who stated and de-
clared unto me notary, that they
have formed and constituted them
selves. and do by these presents
form and constitute themselves, as
we'll as such other persons as may
hereafter become associated with
them, into a corporation, and have
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Something of a Vote.

In the New York election. the
socialists polled approximately
125. 900 votes out Of a total of about
925, 1000. From the satisfaction ex-
pressed by some of the New York
newspapers, one would judge that
they had secret apprehensions that
the socialists would carry the city.
Clarence Ellerbe.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

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are lprpIo declared in ho o. own
and 0Daraf.. .t. .,,s...,,i land and leases.
io actflIrrr s4.u r,} ntpraia tank
oinas ami t-.. .".s anal aav other
means fer -...f.a md TRANSFORMING
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% suh-let To-. Irasee ,nd inin.ras
or vaf,ae rishts. aets wells aud 10
borrow ann Inan msoy ond o. give
.an,a Fake eccl.iite sne to acquire
.sne oegio co. sell or oohnrvise dis
pose of e,roe,eroo Of onv kind or ehs
aar9er. 600 o1rrhaea ro,netruce owlA
aroI o,norafc oofjncron. or plants o..
a,s < iod olaejr.d ia the 0rospcutios
90 jes said S.sj1.es. and 20 do any
ohi,c aos inconsistent With law and
e.cessarv o. suceossful conduct and
manacen.en. .nS operation of its
business.
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she affairs oi lills corporatioh
s''s'l @ ~ '''a''':7''' ',l'' s;.t;r eo, oaa ~ ~
threa or moro Stockholders 70 he
elected at an ANIMAL meeting held
~, tbo f;rst Monday IN Auoust of
.,ob roor ,pd S,;d hoard If direct
49, .tou o1-o,,;so oil Of tho nouarS
IF tbis oornorat;on with fnIl and
con,nloto a,,tbor,tv ,o nurcbaso and
diSnoso of n,onart,- of all kinds. IA
on,nlo1 and DISCHARGE all managers
and other holm necessary in tba on
orot;on nc n, affairs Of the eom-
many with mower to fiji anv vacancy
that NAV occur in said board nv un-
exnired forms Until fbe election of
a hoard Of directors on the first
Monday in August 1920 the follow
ing shall constitute the board Of di-
rectors of this company: Lee Kin
hebrew of Shreveport, La. shall be
president; w. ]. Rachal. Of Shreye-
port. La, shall be secretary, and
Andrew McAnsh, of Chicago, ILL.,,
shall be treasurer.
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ARTICLE VII.
whenever this corporation IS dis
solved by limitation or otherwise,
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Y.FE. kINNEBREW - 2f9
w. J. RACHAL- 2
ANDREW Sc2N3H- 2i9

Witnesses:
C.. T.. RATCLIFF
w. n. McMICHAEL.
fe. T. sHf2PF.
Notary Public.
(Enf0rsed1 Filed and recorded
This 18Th day Of october A. u. 1919.
T. J. CREEGAN,
Deputy r,lerk and ey-Officio
Deputy Recorder.
State of louisiana
Parish of Caddo.
] hereby certify fba5 She above
and foregoing 10 fruc and correct
copy of the original as the same
appears on rec0rtP in my office.
Given under my hand and seal of
office on this the 18th tfay of Oc-
tober, 4. D. 1919.
7. J. CREEGAN.
Deputy Clerk and ex-Officio
Deputy Recorder.
Caucasian, Oct. 16, 1919.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

Sob printing is no side line with
us. Ours is as good as can be pro-
duced anywhere by anybody. Try
us if you are skeptical.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13

ON WEST SEVENTH STREET IN THE 500 BLOCK
"a story brick rooms and bath, porches, hot water
heat lot 26xS0 Possession 80 days. gntedge invest
ment
Evening journal., 1919-09-13

A19 EAST EIGHTH 'STREET-Three-story brick
dveIing 8 rooms and BATH lot 1895. Price $4,000
Snendid location to establish home. Possession at once.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13

Dozens more, all prices and sizes.
Let us show you properties from our
complete listings OF city, suburban and
farm real estate
Insurance in all branches, placed in
strong, long established companies.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
FARMS

T-acre farm near Marydel, broom house,
stable. poultry house, Sl,2O0.
3 acres, house. stable aud poultry house
adjoining city limits, $500 This is bar
Concord pike, acres. 2la miles from VII.
mington, $1,000.
poultry house, along trolley, miles from
Wilmington. $4,000 for quick sale.
s-acre truck and poultry farm, with all
necessary buildings, large poultry house.
ETC.; an abundance Of fruit. Price reason
able.
outbuildings, $4,000.
SO acres, near Dover, Del, new modern
brick bungalow and good outbuildings,
600 acres near Dover, Del. Sl5,5O0.
125 acres near Newark, good house aud
outbuildings, $1,000
200 acres, near Bear Station. - miles
from Wilmington. About 1S0 acres tillable,
balance woods. Excellent dwelling and out
buildings; $500 fruit trees. Price S22,OOO
This is a good buy.
S3 acres. near Granogue, miles from
Wilmington. 20 acres tillable, l2-room
d,velling, excellent barn and other outbuiid-
ings some fruit. This Is one Of the best
farms in this section. Price only $1,000.
N acres. 6 miles out Concord pike; 90
acres tillable, 10 acres woods; 0-room
dwelling, large barn and other outbuild-
ins ss6 acres. near Newport. 200 acres till
ahle balance meadow 12-rOom house with
Iotb large outbulldngs. This Is an excel
lent farm and conveniently located. Price
Ne have several other city prop
critics for sale: also a number OF SUI
hurban and farm properties that might
suit you.
MI. w. Vaughn
pbnnr als. al4 Orange Street