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FAMILY DEPENDED UPON TT

Burnham, PA am writing this
in regard to DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. and am willing TO
have IL published. Ny mother used
the Discovery constantly. and would
not be without IL. II was a recon
structtye tonic, and the family Rf-
ways depended on it. think DR.
Pierce's medicines far excel all 9TH
ers, and hope those who are suffer
ing will turn to him for aid.
thank DR.. Pierce for his advice and
mend his medicines 20 ali who MAJ
be tering'-MORRIS W. RAM
SEY. Route 3.
Any medicine dealer will supply
you with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medf-
cal Discovery in either liquid or tab
let form, or send 10 cents 70 DR..
Pieros'e Inyalids' Hotel Buffalo. N
Y, for trial package.
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seem to help me. kept getting
worse all the time. My cough be-
came very alarming. When I would
take these severe coughing spells 7
would notice blood. Got 50 ] could
not move around; il I did ] would
have one OF these spells. ! went on
this way until February. and be-
gan to think there was no help for
me- was ready To give up, when
happened to get hold Of a little
booklet and read Of DR.. Pierce's
'-"l1en N"HicRl discovery. made
up my mind 20 try IL. as ] was about
all in had taken about four bot
ties before ] noticed much improve
ment. but from that time on I
gained fast. I took several bottles
and IL was money well spent, for il
completely restored me to good
health, which I am still enjoying
MRS GERTRUDE JE:SNEWiSE' PIS;Fe .oI
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PROF. BELMONI-

Noted Clairtoyant and Palmist, can read your
life BY the lines in your palm. which are the
record o. your life. Being . graduate Of two
COLLEGES 0 palmisny his wonderful gift q
second sight ensbles him to lift the veil Of mys.
terJ and reveal to you important natter d
your future life. Gives advice on business mat.
tiers. love. health and family Affairs; tells name
love Is true or false; what part ri the country ia
luckiest to you. what 70 do TO be successful in
life: rsmeses troubles Of all nature; trinss the
separated together; tells the secret Of having
personal influence with your asociates Prot
Belmont 10 . Psychologist Of World Rsnown.
Headings. ". rms New York ave. NV. NEXT
door TO Masonic Temple
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A guaranteed weight reduction meth
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAfRvOYANr AND MEDIUM.
II Jou are going to seek sdvice or heip,
why not consult one who is well Known,
one VINO 10 here psrmanehtlyf Thi, dfted
lady san tel you anything you vish to
know or fnd out In business, health, or
family afai1. When and whom you win
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for you. What to do to Be successful in
life. Removes evil influence. Tells how
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
sat.sfaction or no charges. Resdino, u.o,
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS T.. G.
Washington. ID. g. December /, 1919 Sealed
proposals will h received at this Office Room
90. until O'Clock. ?. m. Dccemter Is. for
furnishing one light motor truck express body
tyrc. gasoline lEorelled for Use in the Surface
Division. Specifications and forms Ut rropSal
may b. had upon application TO the Purchasing
Officer. Room IN District Building LOUIS
BRoWNLow. CHARLES W. kUTZ. Cnmmis-
sOners ID. c. de53t
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Medical Discovery
did for me. / am
enjoying & o n d
health today be-
cause OF it's use.
About five years
IA go in the mUnth
of November I
caught a severe
cold, which settled
in my bronchial
tubes and on my
lungs. ] had the
doctor. but his
medicine did not
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Congress Heights

congress Heights
6 rooms, 1 bath, furnace
heat, gas and electricity
convenient to cars. Price,
$500.
Mount Rainier, Md.
9 rooms. / bath. furnace
heat. gas and electric lights
"a new bungalow; large
porches. Price, $500.
Randolph Street N. W.
6 rooms, 1 bath, hot-wa-
ter heat, gas lights room
for garage, sleeping porch;
brick. Price, $3.50.
Holmead Place N. W.
Z rooms, / bath, hot-wa-
ter heat, gas and electric
ity; newly papered and
painted. Price, $3.50.
N Street N. W.
10 rooms, 2 baths, hot-air
heat. gas lights; good con-
dition; brick house. Price.
$3.50.
Monroe Street N. W.
IL rooms. 2 baths. hot
water heat. gas and electric
lights. stone porch; brick
home. Price. $4,000.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.l
Maryland Avenue

IL rooms &c bedrooms), 1
bath. hot-water heat. gas
and electric lights; newly
painted and papered: brick.
Price.ss.s50.
Tenth Street N. W.
IL rooms (s bedrooms), 1
bath, latrobe heat, gas
lights. large lot; good
rooming house. Price,
$1,000.
Monroe Street N. W.
Z rooms, 1 bath, hot-wa-
ter heat, gas and electric
ity; double brick garage:
hardwood floors; immediate
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Oak Street N. W.
s rooms, 1 bath, hot-wa-
ter heat. gas and electric
lights, hardwood floors,
open fireplace. Price. $1,000.
First Street N. W.
3 rooms, 1 bath. hot-wa-
ter heat, gas lights, room
for garage: condition like
new. Price, $500 with $3.50
cash.
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptian Palmist and clsirvoyant. Gusrsn.
tees to read your entire E'e: sne does not tsll
to please but before you utter . word she win
tell what you called for; namas and dates Of
when snd who you win marry; II true or false;
bow to win and hold the one you do love; what
business and part Of the country % best for you
and tust what to 90 to make q succep ::a NE:
special readings. $i.m. 100 7th q. nv. opoo.its
ssks Co Subtraction guaranteed.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

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TO 30 weekly. Rise above small -salaried posi-
tcns Our thoroush. individual. instruction in ~
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Tools and squipment free. Cal, phone or write
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AND LUNGS

PittsburC. PA feel very CRATE
rul for what Dr. Pierce's Golden
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Mems WOmcn'S and Chtldrcn's
Felt House slippers for Christmas,
Sl.6a.-H HAHN'S.-AdV.
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Mrs. BOSWELL.
Gives advice on business. love, health and
family Affairs; tells II the one you love is true
or false. what part Of The country is luckiest to
you. what to do to be successful in life; tells
you what has passed in life and what 10 hap
pening, without asking . single question; when
and whom you will marry: settles and explains
love family trouble. marriage divorce, health.
spcculations. transactions Of all kinds In fact,
no matter what your hope, fear or ambition.
come to this noted palmist and End help There
is no use for anyone to be unsuccessful or TN
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re-
moves AL trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings. 500. 10 7th St NV. between C and
q SITS. nosl7t
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NoRKINGMEN-As WE PROsPERED IN
our bu<insss We gave more for the money and
il paid to Be- square and unright more hustIers
take advantage 10 buy for less and even sikht-
" used eoats and vests at e To q 70 qBick;
We. also ssll new pants for q up See tAsn
JUsTH'S OLD STAND, ~ D dskt
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z RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD

SHEPHERD ST. Nw.-PLEAsA SAINT
1t room, near bath, and board for one or
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loalaneed. properly cooked meals: moder-
priced. de2pt
ARGE DOUBLE ROOM: ALSO SINGLE
rooms: excellent home cooking zls Pa
ave nv. noU7t
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MADAME ISMAR.
MADAM LENORE

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on business. love.
divorce and marriage. Tells how to gain success
In anything you wish to do. Tells how 10 over.
come evil innuencss: how TO gain and hold the
one you love. Her advice will help you you will
b wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium. No guess work or questions asked
What she sses and tells comss true. Tells the
fuL name Of who you win marry, the day and
month Give her . trial before you criticise ;
come and Be convinced what Q natural born
elsirvoyant can do. Satisfaction or no charge.
Hours II q m. to 6 % D. m. Closed supdsH-
n ELEVENTH STREET NV.
rwo doors north Of Palais Royal.
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST; TELLS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS, A. NJ.
TO 8 p NJ 6l5 1th ST NV de27t
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PALMISTRI.
MADAM EpF.
RIZPAH EIDON

Genuine Egyptian Palmist, reads 5ast, pres.
snt and future: satisfaction suarsnteeh ~ pa
ave nv. fo2.tt
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PHRENOLOGISTS.
ARE YOIJ HAPPYo
MADAME waste
s25 18th n. nv.
MADAM SHEARA.

Egyptian Phrenologist
and Business Adviser.
Before undertaking any
thing of importance con-
suit one who can prop
erly advise you Truth
full advise on al Affair."
of life. Evil influences
overcome. This ad and
81 entities you to my g
reading. Sees everyone
Hours, . q. m. to Q d
10. Parlots upstaira .
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WHAT Has GONE nEroRH.

Don Estebsn Nlrona oxnsa Q rsA plsnts-
uon In Cuba snd many Aase0; he noney he
accumulated be bid away. and with. the death
Of his wife. . faithful slave, Sebastian. and
himself. the secret iof the hiding paaee psrished
His second wife, aepmother to the tvins. Ests-
ban and Rosa. finally lost her life seeking the
treasure. The childFen are ehssfsd out of ths
plantation By . dishonest manAeSr. Pancho
Cueto. BE Informs the Spanish autbodties that
Esteoan is In league with the insErTect1sn. thru
rsEng In Cuba. The chiloIsn arS forced n
exile. and nnd refugs with Dssaselins. old
Sebsstan's daughter, and Asc<nso, he1 busoand
Jchn o'Reily. . young Anerican % WHOM
hosA 10 engaged. having gone 70 New forf %
free himself from any alliance here. learns oi
their danger and returns TO Cuba with the Ides
Of rescuinG Rosa. The twins Eaye been driven
still further into the wilderness By the spAniaro,
and before 0'Rdlly can reach hen be b A.
rested - . spy and depcrtsd along with an
ethd American, Leslie BrzDch.
We5leT. the Butcher. has oesn sent from
spain and the eEtermInatiUs Of the Cuosni
begins. The Varonas ignorl ordeTs 20 repor
to the cities. and Esteban, doubly cautSouA
proceeds 70 nd himseh q his arch enemies.
Col Cobo and Papcho Cueto.
He dynamites the ranch house AZ night. him
self 1lsys cueto. but he and his men are en-
gaged By Cobo and his troors. Qusrtered n
the sugar mill; . doperste battle ensoes in z
tunnel; Estebsn finally escspes. sorely wounded.
and tne to drss himself back to Rosa
ca m -Afk -
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

Dfz PA AVE NW.-ONE LARGE COM
Portable room: walking distance; h. W. h.; for
two: private family. West A57 ds53t
- MONROE ST. NV, APT s-NICf4,Y.
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TWO NICELY NiSHED ROOMS.
northeast section; near Union Station Phone
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- GA. AVE Nw.-NICEI.Y FURNISHED
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l56 HARVARD ST Nw.-LARGE FRONT
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1857 VI ST. NW.-FRONT ROOM; TWO
ladies. ErntlenAn or couple: board if desired:
home comforts. Franklin 1910 de33t
LARGE FRONT BASEMENT ROOM; PRIV
ilegs Of adjoining kitchen; hot water all the
time: reasonable terms lG1 9Th st. NV de3a
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DIED.

DIED.
Tuesday, December
2, 1919. at his residence, 3327
p street northwest. at 1890 a.
M, GEORGE, beloved husband
of the late Margaret Killeen.
Funeral Friday morning at .
Trinity Church at $3.50 O'clock.
Interment In Mount Olivet Gene
terry. (Automobile funeral)
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MANIFESTATIONS.

YOUNG MAN WITH FAMILY; MBCHANIC
handy with all kinds Of tools. wants inside
employment. BOX g4. Herald Office deSs
"ANrED-TEN BOYS FOR SHEET METAL
work Apply Tls md st. ne. de53t
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Help Wanted Male and Female.

HOW TO SIZE Up CITY FOLKS" T.
Hez S1em. pastor. Sunday night Large free
chairs linen ike them. Centennial Bapt. Ch.,
Tth and Eye ne deSIt
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ASK
YYONNEl
Mrs. BOSWELL,

SHE WILL TELL You
Reader Of human destiny. Phone North 40
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WRECkING AND BUILDING

"a 4 L so raoxfsos. So aisPi IN q q . s0iLDlS0A
tuB-sun. vsd. MD
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Is known as one OF its greatest eIponenta Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily, com.
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your Iand foretells. only 81. Reception parIor ne
corner Of sth and q nv. Entrance sth st Houra,
10 a. m to p m. Jeasss
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- PERMANENT EaIPLoYMENT UNDER GOOD
Workins conditions. for young and middle ased
men Who are ambitious to learn tSe street rail-
uky business.
wAGEs FoR MoroRMEN AND
CONDUCTORS:
Ilrst three months. i6c per hour
Nezt nine mcnths. &c Der hour
snH one yen..--...-.............5lc Ier hour
Fun credit gwen for former service With this
company ard Bic PER HOUR GIVEN TO MEN
WHO HAVE Rad ONE YEAR OR MORE
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH OTHER
COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
AppU Tuesday and Friday between and u
m
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY 4 u.Ec. CO.,
18th and East Ca1itol stk
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ool1
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

DRESSCUTTING IN TWENTY LESSONS;
evenings Address. Station F. BOX 81.
deeTt
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1ainbow's Emo
A Novel BY REX BEACH

author speers. -e.rt Of ts, s--
-Dte
Copyright BY Harper q Brothers Pubii,her.)
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WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS AND KIT
chenette by young married couple; northwest
preferred- Phone North 23EW. de4a
TANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE TWO
unfinished rooms; northwest section: must
reasonable. BOX s5 Herald Office. de5S
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6 rooms, bath. furnace
heat, gas and electricity.
convenient to cars. Price,
$500.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING

Reliable landscare gardener; lawns covered witt
manure; reasonable prices North 5bl. lIo6 q
tt. NV. De- n
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Schools
And
Colleges

X OF c. EVENING SCHOOL.
Co Educational and Non n-Sectari.n-E1cep;io
Courses Of Study. Moderate Tuition Fees Ell
service Men Without Cost For rrosrcctu.
Write l28 Vermont ave NV dee .;
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAME D'ASHMAN

Palmlst PhrenologSt Clairvoyant
de2u
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current ntes Of interest TYLER A
RUTHERFORD INC. slI 18th q. nv. ,ua4 90,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-14
JEFF MADE HAPPY
BY CITY FATHERS
August Body Sees Fit To Raise Sala-
ry OF City Marshal
Phillips.

Two details were disposed of at
the regular meeting of the august
City Fathers in their council chamber
at the City Hall Monday night. One
detail is of momentous concern to
Marshal J. d. Phillips, because at
this meeting the powers that be"
found it fitting to raise his salary, so
that now Marshal Hancock, in whose
hands rests the responsibility of law
and order while the populace
"snoozes", and who had his salary
raised at the last meeting of the
council, has nothing on" Marshal
Phillips.
The remaining detail consisted Of
the issuing of the necessary order by
the council members for the removal
of the small boiler at the power
house to make place for the large
one, which is expected by December
18th.
No announced plans for the speedy
erection of the colored school house
were given out from this meeting,
which was apparntly one "short and
sweet"
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-14
MUD HALTS DRIVE
FOR BAPTIST FUNDS
lnelement Weather and Unfavorable
Road Conditions Responsible
For StandstiIl.

Mails bring good reports of the
progress elsewhere of the Baptist
Drive for the $75,00O,OOO fund, but
the advancement of the work in Hen.
ry county has been at a standstill the
past week, owing to the well nigh i'm
passible conditions of many of the
county roads due of course to the re-
cent heavy and continued rains.
District Organizer, the Rev. j. w.
Storer, had intended every church
in the district to be visited before this
time, but under the unfavorable road
conditions, he has made as many as
possible.
A renewed impetus, however, will
be put into the work when the wealth
er becomes more element. 1t lis
hoped that this will be made possi-
BILE next week. Rev. Storer, though
at Cleveland, Tenn, now, attending
the Baptist State Sunday School Con-
vetion, will have returned by Sunday
and expects to fill many of his post
poned appointments at the various
churches in the District next week.
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CAREFUL NURSING
REQUIRED FOR RE-
COVERY OF WORLD
Rev. Reynolds Compares World To
Patient Who Has Been Sc.
riously Ill,
MEN TURN TO CHRIST
FOR GUIDING MESSAGE
"Christ's Message To The World To.
day." Subject Sunday Night
Discourse.

Sunday night Rev j. E. Reynolds
at the First Christian church used as
his subject: "Christ's Message to the
World of Today" For a text he
read part Of the 7th verse of the
9th chapter of the gospel of Mark
"This is my beloved Son; hear ye
Him" Mr.. Reynolds stated that God
through Christ had been trying to
get the world to hear His message
for over 1900 years but like the in
habitants Of Jerusalem of olden time
"they would not" One of the re-
suits of this failure to hear God is
the late war which caused the death
of six millions of human beings, the
wounding of twenty millions and also
deprived twelve millions of children
the right of birth. This together
with the prodigal waste of war and
the huge debts of the nations has
brought about conditions that must
be remedied if the old order of things
is to be preserved. The world has
been compared to a patient who hal
been sick and is slowly recovering
and it will require careful nursing
if the patient does welln 1t wal
stated that many who had scoffed al
Christianity, among them Georg,
Bernard Shaw, and H. G. Wells, weri
now looking to Christ for messagl
that would steady the world "0ni
word we must get in order to giv'
Christ's message to the world, is tina
God is no respecter of persona
Science can tell the blood of an ami
mai from the blood of a human be
ing but cannot distinguish betweeI
the blood of a Japanese and that @
an Englishman. Morrison, Living
ston, and others thought in terms o
a world rather than of nation
Christ Is world figure. Chinese
Americans, Japanese, Negroes an
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-14
REPORT OF DEATH
HENRY COUNTY BOY
Funeral of Jack L. Hills, Killed By
Train, Held At Michigan
Home.

In connection with the condensed
report in last eek's paper of Jack l..
Hills, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Hills,
formerly of Puryear, which occurred
in Fairgrove, Michigan, Saturday, Nov
L. we clip the following from the
Fairgrove (Mich.) Enterprise:
Zone of the most shocking acci.
dents that hmas ever occurred in Fair.
grove, happened last Saturday after
noon, when Jack Hills, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Hills, was instantly
killed by falling under freight car
"Jack and several other boys were
playing near the beet stations wher
the freight engine started taking th'
loaded cars from the siding. Tn,
boys ran to catch the cars for a ride
when Jack missed his hold and fel
beneath the trucks. Three cars pas
sed over him.
mo blame attaches to the trail
crew, the accident could not hav,
been avoided had they seen him fall
"Dr, Spohn was called, but nothin,
could be done.
"The funeral as held Wednesda,
from the Methodist church, Rev. Sut
cliffe and Rev. Sutherland havin,
charge. His school mates attende,
the funeral, the members of his clas
carrying flowers. The interment wa
at Brookside.
Jack l.. Hills was the son of MI
and Mrs. R. s. Hills. He was borl
in Tennessee, June 22nd, 1906, an
his death occurred Nov. 1st, 1915
in Fairgrove.
"He leaves to mourn his departure
his parents, two brothers, Rolan
and Doris, and one sister, Virgins
beside many other more distant rela
tives.
Although he had lived here but
short time, Jack was very popula
with his schoolmates and youn
friends. He was bright boy, wit
a genial, sunny nature, and with tn
/ promise of good and useful future
"The family have the sympathy Q
the entire community in their tror
| ble."
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-14
Crabb Commits
Arson; Hounds
Run Hin, DoWn

Knowing the characteristics of the
animal whose name he bears, we are
more than inclined to think the title
fitting. TO be explicit, man by
the name of Crabb, is accused of set
ting fire to a church A miles from
Hollow Rock, and the bloodhounds,
belonging to Homer Wells of this
city, were taken to Hollow Rock
Saturday night to trail said individ-
ual, who it seems has taken to his
heels.
Revenge is given as the motive
which prompted the uncouth deed.
Property of aforesaid Crabb adjoins
the church, and there has recently
been a dispute between him and the
church people over the property line,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-14
SKATING RINK CASE
RETURNED BY COURT

Much interest has eentered in the
case of the City against H. w. Ma
theny regarding the recent order or
ordinance prohibiting skating Kinks
within a quarter mile of school
house or church, and which action
was brought through an injunction Of
Matheny In Chancery court restrain
ing the city from interfering with
him or his rink being operated here.
The case was transferred from the
Chancery to the Circuit Court and
when same was called in Circuit
Court Wednesday the Judge promptly
returned it to be tried in Chancery,
the next term of which will be held
here next April.