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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
HABL.A MR.. HARTZELL.

ScnoreS:
Una mirada esta reunion indica-
ra a los nticmbros dc la Cruz Roja al
go de la situacion en- que actualmen-
tc SC cncucntran los asuntos de la ms
titucion. HcmOs pasado m ano maravi-
lloso. el mas grande mas importan-
tc en- la historic del mundo. En- todos
, los asuntos de la vida no solo en- 10
que toca la gran guerra sino ell todo
sentido, ha sido acknowledgements un
aiio asombroso, y dc gran recordacion
historical por 10 que rcspecta a la ci-
vilizacion. Eli 10 que sc reficre al traba
10 dc la organization de la Cruz Roja,
no puedc haber la menor duda de que la
labor del Capitulo do Puerto Rico y
10 que ha realizado esta gran organi
zacion Sera algo que la historic ell tan
TO cxista recordara con orgnllo, sa-
tisfaccion y afecto. No cabe la menor
duda dc que 10 que SO ha hecho duran
&c cl aiio pasado por la Institution
constituira una pagina de la Historic
de la Organization y dc las activida-
des dc los socios, de que una y otros
habran de sentirse completamentc sa-
tisfcchos durante toda su vida.
Ha prcparado un extenso informc,
no todo 10 extenso que es de dcsear
y no sc cual scra la voluntad dc la
asamblca en cuanto al mismo, 81 desea
que 10 lea 81 prefcre que Sc imprima
para que sc conozcan los hechos reali-
zados por Ia Institution. Este informe
acknowledgements tomara mas de media
hora lccrlo, y apelo a la asamblea pa
ra que exprcse su voluntad ell cuanto
a Gl.
FL juez del Toro pidio que puesto
que el informc era de suma importan-
cia dcbia leerSc a la Asamblea pu-
blicarse ell Ia prcnsa e imprimirse pa
ra que todo el mundo conociese el ira
bajo dc Ia Cruz Roia en- Puerto Rico.
Cuando cl senior Hartzell termino dc
leer las parties salientes de su informe
el senior del Toro, pidio que dicho in
formc fuese traducido al castellano y
publicado con las necesarias adiciones
exhibits que sean necesarios y
que ell informe del Secretario sea com
parade con ell del Presidente para evi-
tar repeticion en- uno y otro, y que una
vez impreso, sea enviado liberalmen-
to a todos los Comites de la Isla para
que sea distribuido todos los socios
demas personals que deseen conocer
ell relate hist6rico de la improba labor
realizada por la Institution.
La mocion del sefior Toro fue secun
dada y aprobada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
Ell Circo Marx

Aver nos vsito cl reprcscntante
del circo Marx, para manifestarnos
que, probablemente. la proxima sema-
mana ilegara San Juan, el Circo
Marx, el cual levantara su carpa en-
los terrenos adyacentes la "Biblioteca
de Carnegie"
Nos informo, ademas, dicho re-
presentante que el Sr Marx ha con-
tratado a la contorsionista francesa
Madame Berta Roi Y al barrista Y
trapecista Leoncio Perez. ambos ar
tistas procedentes del afamado circo
Lowandy.
Madame Berta era la domadora del
cslebre elefante Columbia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

dos Hoyo Frio, Salsipuedes ell depo-
sito basurero del Municipio y los te-
rrenos del Pueblo de Puerto Rico que
colindan con las tierras del senior Rive
ra. Como Sc We en- el plano, ell cano de
San Antonio constituira un brazo dc
aqua muy importantc para el future
desarrollo comcrcial de San Juan. To
do e. terreno rellenado sera una adj
cion para el comercio y facilitara gran
demente ell desarrollo de nuevos depo-
sitos fabricas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

te del Capitulo, cs II manifestation OK
pontanea, cs rcalmento II aclamacion dc
,odos los micmbros dc la Institution
dc la Cruz Roja. Por ESQ creo que los
proccdimientos ban cstado en- ordcn. que
las cosas ocurren asi cuando viencn sin
preiuicIos. vienen cspontancamcnte,
como deben ocurrir
Esta eleccion, pues, ha sido como
debia ser, por aclamacion, creo Que
ia Asambca al clogir 4 usted nuevamcn
te presidcnte del Capituo actda con sa
bidWia. porque no solamente sabe que
usted ha dc continuar ell la misma for
ma, sino Que todos sabc nos que exis.
ten cuestioncs pcndicntcs en- las cualcs
usted Ia actuado pcrsonalmontc en- sus
relaciones con Washington, por 10
tanto su obra no es'a termnada IIacc
mos momcntos cscuch6 dc labios dc So
esposa, 10 cansado, 10 Sastado quo csta
usted por rna labor extraordnaria,
pcro pedmos Que nos de I'm POGO mas
DC au ticmpo. pcdimo5 que continue y
que tcrminc Ia labor comenzada. -
Entonrcs cl Licdo Jose Soto Soto,
dc Carolina, Sc czpreso asi:
"Yo aseguro que los micmbros que
componen el Comite dc Carolina asi
como todos sus asociados, verian con
mrchisimo gusto que el scnor Hartzcll
continuase en- la Presidencia del Capitu
10 dc "a Cruz Roia Es mas, me atrovo
asceurar. como diio h7ce m momcnto
cl Hon. Jucz del Toro, el pueblo dc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

presidiarios en- Ia obra. Tambien Sc pro
hibe trabaiar los domingos dias de
hesta de nochc
La ley federal dc ocho horos Sc apli
ca con todo su risor.
E contratista empezara Ia obra dcntro
los 90 dias despul, de aceptada su pro
pos:cion Los dos primeros moses Sc lie
cxige ejecutar trabaios no menos dc
cuarenta mil yardas cdbicas mensua-
les, despu6s dc ese tempo el trabajo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
PUESTO VACANTE

Segtin. informes obtenidos EN- las of
cinas del Registro de la Propiedad, sec
cion segunda, eXiste una plaza vacan-
te remunerada con $500 mensuales.
Esta plaza era de un escribiente que
present6 la renuncia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Puerto Rico. que ha oh ervado mug de
cerca Ia labor n uabaio hccho pot
nucstro magnanimo Prcsiicn'c vcsa
con nuchisimo sus,o que fucsc reelec
70 Prcsidcnte dc c4ta gran Institution
Entonccs Sc ezpre Q Fl chor Herman
dcz Lopez. en- Ia forna slemcnte
"Cuando las Instituc.oues son urc
vas EN- mn pals. cuando Sc organlzan
para quo arraiguon. crczcan. Y proere
sen. csta labor dc admin TRACTION v dc
,arrouo So cncomcnda hombrcs de tom
pie cscogido. pcrsonas a propo iio pa
"a rcaliaar csa mission
Aqm hasta haco mn aho la Instifu
cion dc Ia Cruz Roia era una oreani
zacion nucva Eucva, no por su nom
bre. nj por sas dclicadas funcioncs. sino
porque ompezo aver. con u guerra puc.
,n'os cyistia. aunquc solo dc nombrc
aominalmcntc
Is mliscnfiblcmcn'c cl scnor IIaff
zcn cl que IN novado cl cepritu 81
pcnsamionto dc d Cruz Rom "a Isla
lo Puerto Rico Al corazon dc los por
'orriQucnos. d sus distriios sus ter
minos munc.palos sus pucblos us
nccesitados a sus doloridos. a sus de-
graciados. Ia dcuostrado los bcncncios
lie clio. Esto e. p0b'ico noiora 3
IS rna cosa que sabe todo 81 muu1o
~uos ben. cl srnor Tutzcll ha IRA
izado csta obIa pcro mo- cs'a com
plc'a todavia. hombrc como 20 sonor
uartroil no acosiumbran rcafi.ar na
In incomplete. Los hoGhrcs como q se
non IIart2cn quo Sc Gan cabal cucuta de
ms actos. dcian las obsas 3 npletae
II s~nor Uartzcn scmb-o arraigo
c,piri'u ac IA Cruz Eoia IN Puerto
"iro. pc~o ahora ticnc quo complc'at u
ob,a aciarla complcfamcntc con ah
iaaa para lns c,lamidadcs futurae.
los dol porycnir I'm cuauio no our
remos sac~ifcio por su partc, scneilia
,non'c ped res quo cou'in"o la ohra en-
rroncida hosea puc d cnircruo los
por'oriqu hes ten vi.i' tan so'iia tan
hion consi mta. quo viva. que subsista
qra pucaa pcmancccf en- pic p3r Sd
sola
- p~tdeu.c diio
S,aosc "a m issa hmeua fr
ne sua barreras, y yo pcrsonalmente no
me pucdo suhstracr - dcaoo quc sieutt
dc rctirar toda la objection qu- pu
diera tenor un1 rcclccci0h y cxprcso
ri mas profundo asradccimieutc
los asamblcistas. por las genuine
exprcsioncs dc gratitud quc nc oidr
do sus labios. On 10 quo yo pn9da
coniinuaro Ia obra concnzada puestf
quo en- icndo que qucda muCho trahaic
todavia que roalizar, pcro no me cabe
IA mcnor duda Dc quo para clio reuta
re con In cacaz cooperation como lnf
IA ahora. del Jucz del Toro. ol Jucx
Wolf, del ssnor Hernandez Lopez. y
dcmas miemhros dc IA Directive qnc
han contribudo conmigo con tanta hdc
Edad v adhesion a realizar IA obfa
dc que Sc ha hablado aqui csta nafa
ma Despucs manifesto que tcnia q
proyecto dc embarcar para los Estados
Unidos el microbes prozimo cn ei vap3r
Brazos con su esposa porque nccesitaba
un descanso, y que toda vcz quo Ia d.
rectiva anterior habia sido rcelecta con.
vocaba una reunion dc Ia misma para
el lunes proximo a las cuatro de IA
tarde para cambiar impresiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

TOE Ill UE MANUEL EEI& CASA
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

no baiara dc 10 mil yardas cuheas
mensualcs
Sc calcula en- lO83ooo yardas enh.
cas- QUO Sc eAtacsan en el tfana.a
FL Gobierno Sc rcscrva el derecho dc
obligar al contratista q rctirar del tn
bajo cualqmcr cnplcado que con do
"a Incompetence
El trabaio cubrc una suporhcie DC
II cuerdas La suporhcie dc todos los
manglarcs en- Ia bahia es dc 1l0 cnor
das
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
CurioSidadeS

Las leyeS chinas consideran un de-
Tito enfurecerse en- pnblico y 10 cas-
tiaan con cinco d!as dc carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

En- ciertas regiones de la India los
i6venes no pucden cssarse mietras cs-
tan solteros sus hermanos mayores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Eli Ceilan, las perlas mas grandes
SO venden a mil quinientos pesos como
maximum, pero cuando negan los
grandes mercados del mundo su pre-
clio Sc triplica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Eli Russia SO emples para la pavimen
taci6n de las Gales una sustancia pre-
parada con polvo do ladrillo mczcladC
con PEE y resina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
COTte de DiStTitO
de HumaCaO

Lista dc sehaIamientos dc asuntos ci-
viles para el termino de Julio de 1919.
s~s'.--~ %.
Julio II
Garcia Y Aguiar VS. Garcia de Santa
gO-Nulidad y Otros extremes AbO-
gados: Francis y dc Jesus y A. Apon-
te, Jr.
Candelario Lopez VS. Juan Roman
Reivindicaci6n.
Abogados: NJ. Tous Soto Juan Il.
Huyke.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Los leones y los tigrcs puedon vivil
hssta treinta amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

FL ahnirante japones Logo, quo S
suicide hace algunos afios. habia he
cho en- Inglatcrra su carrora do Marine
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Julio Bus6 VS. F.. Buso Cabrera Nu-
lidad otros extremes.
Abogados: MARTINEZ Davila, Tous So
to, +. Gonzalez y Apontc, Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Suscribase a EL MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Victor Hugo escribio LOS Misera-
bIes" los scscnta amos; "Los Ira
bsjadores del Mar los 64 "El
Hombre que Rie'' los 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
Julio %

Alfredo Gijon VS. Manuel Surillo, ct
al, Nulidad Y otros extremes. f. Ger
voni Gely f. Gonzalez.
Segundo Figueroa, ct al. vs.. \. L.
Sumersile- Danos y perjuicios. F. Ger
voni Alfredo Arnaldo Scvilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Sumersile-Danos perjuicios. f. Ger
voni y Alfredo Arnaldo Scvilla.
Julio %
Jaime Palou VS.. Emilia Aspurua, ct.
al,.Rendicion de cucntas.
Abogados: r. Lopez Antongiorgi y
Aponte, Jr.
Maria Bertran VS. Ivan Mullenhoff-
Divorcio.
r. Lopez Antongiorgi y Juan b.
Huyke.
Julio 24
Jose Mas Nada VS. Jose Llona Col
cochea. Cumplimiento resolution.
Abogados: f. Gonzalez y c. Travc-
cier.
r. Selles Lopez vs. Centre Instruc-
ci6n Y Recreo-Cobro Dnero.
Abogados; f. Gonzalez y Joaquin
Vendrcl.
Julio 28
Wantzelius Oliver VS. Hercderos
Sues. Ortiz Cobro Dinero.
Abogados: Aponte, Jr. y Antonio
Rodriguez.
Amalia Gonzalez VS. James W. Bri-
cc-Nulidad.
J. Vendrell y +. Gonzalez.
Julio %
Antonio Higucras vs. Faustino r..
Fuertes- Cobro cantidad.
Abogados: Celestno Iriartc, Jr. y
Aponte Jr.
Antcra Gordian VS. Anastacio Pc
ma -Danos y Perjuicios.
Abogados: Lopez Antongiorgi y &.
Traveller.
Julio so
DR.. NJ. 3. Caballcros VS. Bull In
sular Line Inc. Cobro Dollars.
Abogados: Luis Pereyo y Charles
Hartzell.
Jose A. Berries VS. Municipio dc
Juneos lndemninaci6n.
Abogados: +. Gonzalez Domn-
20 NJ. Massari.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
CHAMBLISS TO TALK ON
GREATER CHATTANOOGA
AT KIWANIANS' LUNCH.
OTHER PLANS UP.
s everal Committees APP
pointed-Prize Awards
Made,

Mayor A. w. Chambliss will ad-
dress the Kiwanis club at their regu-
lar weekly meeting Tuesday at noon
The mayor will take as his subject
"A Greater Chattanooga" and discuss
some means of annexing the sub
urbs which have expressed desire
to become part OF the city.
President f. r. Mahoney, who has
, Just returned from business trip
will preside and probaly outline plans
for the baby fresh air home which
the club Is planning to build and
maintain on Signal mountain.
The following have been appointed
to serve as program committee by
Vice President C.. c. Nottingham: DR.
Harold Major, chairman; Herman
Ferger. Glenn Young, Charles Wat
son, Don Peglar, Walter Heasty and
Dick Park. The feature of the en-
tertainment program for Tuesday will
be selections by the quartet. The
committee will be responsible for the
speakers, music and other entertain
ment features during the last half OF
the year.
The attendance prize for Tuesdays
meeting will be given by F. T. Pei
Inns. of the Westinghouse Electric
company; the silent booster by A. II.
Dunlap, Of the Tom Snow Heating
and Roofing company. while the glad
handlers for the day will be Charles
r. Watson, Hoyt Webb. r. L. West
colt. II. b. Whitman and r. ID. Will
liams.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
WASSMAN WILL BUILD
CITY SWIMMING POOL
w A R N Err OR JACKSON
PARK TO BE SITE.
Work Will Be Completed
Within Year. States
Commissioner,

A municipal swimming pool, suf-
ficiently large to accommodate ap-
proximately a thousand people at one
time and constructed for the conven-
fence of the beginner as well as the
most advanced swimmer will be built
either in Warner or Jackson park
within the next two years, Commits
sioner Emil Wassman, of the depart
ment of public utilities, announces.
The commissioner Is now going
over details of the proposed pool and
writing to other cities where they
are now built for information. Com
missioner Wassman states that he
does not expect to have it completed
this summer nor perhaps the next,
but that it will be built within the
next two years.
While all the commissioners have
some things in view to be accom-
plshed in each of their departments
within the next four years, all are
Withholding any definite plans until
after the 1920 budgets are made up
and the question of an increase in the
tax rate has been definitely settled.
All departments will ask for an in
crease next year. it is understood.
Commissioner Wassman stated
Monday that he would begin work on
the public comfort stations as soon
as he possibly could. He is going over
specifications submitted from other
cities and announces that work will
begin as soon as practicable
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
W0MAN'S CONFLICTING
TALK CAUSES TROUBLE
CHARLES g. SHARP TO
STATE PENITENTIARY.
Shot Milo Wilson Because
Wife Said He Had Been
Intimate With Her.

A wife's contradictory statement
caused the conviction of her husband
Charles G. Sharp, in the criminal
court Monday morning and came
very nearly, several weeks ago, caus-
ing the death of Milo Wilson. Sharp
was arraigned Monday in the crimi-
nal court and found guilty of at
tempted involuntary manslaughter
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
from one to five years.
Sharp was charged with shooting
Wilson, the trouble arising over the
alleged attentions of Wilson to
Sharp's wife. Sharp charged that his
wife told him that Wilson had been
intimate with her and he Immediately
hunted Wilson and the shooting fol-
lowed,
Wilson charged that Sharp came
upon him and shot him without
provocation and without even his
knowledge of what it was about. He
denied that at any time he had been
intimate with defendants wife. The
wife took the stand and admitted she
he'd told her husband Wilson had
been intimate with her. but that she
had told an untruth about it, for Will
son had never been guilty Of any i'm
moral conduct with her. The jury
was out only a few minutes when
they found the defendant guilty. The
defendant was represented by E. H.
Williams.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
WANTS ALL TO
KNOW ABOUT TT
This Nashville Man Says Mer-
itone, Famous Medicine,
Saved His Life.
SAYS BEST IN WORLD
Would Like to Talk to Every
body and Tell Them
About II.

IT wish l could talk to everybody
personally and tell them about Meri-
tone but can't do this and so I'm
giving this statement to appear in
the newspapers" said e. NJ. Curl. Of
512 South Ninth street, Nashville,
Tenn.
II think Meritone Is the greatest
medicine in the world and wouldn't
take 1000 for what II has done for
me for 1 believe II saved my life,"
Mr.. Curl continued.
"Since last fall after had infiu-
enza, my stomach has been all out
OF order. I had indigestion badly.
had to be very careful about what
ate or I'd suffer terribly.
Lost Weight.
II had 10 take laxatives nearly all
the time and kept losing weight right
along.
II was so nervous I couldn't sleep
and lots of nights l heard the clock
strike every hour. just thought I
couldn't stand It.
"Merltone has made me look and
feel 100 per cent. better.
my stomach is in excellent con-
dltion in every way and ! eat what
I want without trouble afterward.
my nerves are fine and I sleep
like a log all night and get up feel
ing good.
THAT is why I'd like to tell every
body about Meritone and why I think
1t is the greatest medicine In the
world"
Meritone is being specially intro
duced in Chattanooga at the Live &
Let Live drug store, Market and
Seventh, and is sold by the best
druggist In cities and towns every
where near here.--(Adv.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
HOLY ROLLERS
In COURT AGAIN
Members of Church Charged
With Violating ChanCery
Court Injunction.
PREACHER IN STATEMENT
Charged With Saying Courts
Gould Not Tell His Church
How to Worship,

A petition for a citation of con-
tempt against the Church OF God, OF
the Holy Roller church, was filed in
the chancery court Monday morning
by the Bell Avenue Missionary
church, ct AL, OF North Chattanooga
through Attorney S. T. Myers. The
chancellor was not in his office and
the order was not signed by him, but
1t is thought 1t will be some time dur
ing the afternoon.
The petition charges that members
of the Holy Roller church. who were
recently defendants In the chancery
court and who were enjoined from
worshiping in n loud and boisterous
manner. have violated the very letter
of the Injunction at every meeting
was issued. Four affidavits, from
prominent. citizens living near the
church, are filed with the petition.
One of the affidavits contains an al
legged statement purported TO have
been made by a preacher of the Holy
Roller church, in which he stated in
lllt ukdihSt
them, that he and his people would
worship as they saw fit and no court
should dictate to them or tell them
how they should worship.
Several weeks ago a bill was filed
in the chancery court by the Bell
Avenue Missionary church against
the Holy Roller church. charging that
the worship of the defendant church
was so loud in manner and boisterous
in demonstration that IL had become
neighborhood nuisance. Complain
ant church charged that 1t could not
hold services at the same time the
defendants were holding theirs for
the reason the noise and loud con-
duct was disturbing.
Several people living In the neigh
borhood of the church joined in the
bill and further charged they were
unable to sleep or rest while the SER
vices of the Holy Roller church were
in progress The case was heard
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
MAIL FOR GERMANY NOW
RECEIVED AS FORMERLY
WAR TIME RESTRICTIONS
ENTIRELY REMOVED.
Announcement Made by Post
master Howell, Following
Washington Instructions

Mall service to Germany has been
resumed. The daily postal bulletin
received by Postmaster T. Charlton
Howell, Monday. directs as follows:
Order No. 211. Of April Z, 1917, Of
this department is hereby revoked
and, effective at once, it is ordered
that mail matter originating within
the United States or its possessions
destined for Germany shall be ac-
cepted and dispatched from the
United States to destination, when
conforming to the Postal Union
rates, conditions and classifications.
4 Under this order postmasters at
exchange post offices are authorized
TO receive and dispatch any foreign
closed transit mails for Germany
originating in other foreign countries,
or mails originating in Germany and
destined for any other foreign
countries which may reach their
office while in transit over the ter
ritory of the United States"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
The TAKING WAYS OF
ANNIE JONES, COLORED
LANDS HER IN PENITEN
TIARY FOR 1 TO 3 YEARS.
Charged With Picking Up
Things That Didn't
Belong to Her.

The taking ways of Annie Jones,
colored, landed her right in the mid
ole of the penitentiary Monday morn
ing, and for the next two to ten years
she will have time for reflection and
a period for reformation.
The taking ways of Annie were not
the kind that most women regard as
social asset. The kind that Annie
was afflicted with was taking things
that didn't belong to her. She could
no more help picking them up than
she could put them down. AS a re-
suit one trip to two local department
stores was all that was necessary to
land her in the tolls of the law.
Annie seemed to be armed with a
desire to wear pretty clothes, and,
being minus both the desire to work
for them and the husband to give
them to her, she just naturally took
them. She walked right up Monday
before the court and pleaded guilty
in two cases and took her two SEN
tences as easily and nonchalantly as
she took the articles fro which she
w,5 convicted. She was represented
by w. j, Counts
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
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