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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-20

sorts, heirs and devisees OF J.C bu-
shong, A. M. Omer and c. B, Yeo, II
thew. or either of them, be dead, de-
PENDANTS.
faction to Enforce Lien for Taxes.)
Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
r. p, Burnham, collector of the revenue
of Iron county, Missouri, and files his
aaffdavit, setting forth, among other
things, that the defendants.
7. c, Bushong, A. M. Omer and y. b.
Yeo. if living, or the unknown con-
sorts. heirs and devlsees Of J..C. Blu
shonp. A. M. Omer and c. B. Yeo, II
they, or either of them. be dead,
are non-residents of the state OF MIS-
souri,, and that they cannot be served
with summons in said state: 1t IS,
therefore, ordered by the clerk OF the
circuit court of Iron county, Missouri,
in vacation, that publication be made
notifying said defendants that an &C.
ton has been commenced against them
in the circuit court of said county, the
object and general nature OF which ID
to enforce the lien of the state OF Mis-
) souri, on the following real estate, be-
longing to the said defendants, for BACK
taxes for the year 1917. to wit:
The southwest quarter of the south
J east quarter, and the southwest quarter
: of section ten, township thirty-tour,
north, range two east, two hundred
acres-in Iron county, Missouri;
j IAN itemized statement in the nature
+ of a tax bill showing the amount OF
: taxes, interest and costs now due on
the said real estate for the year atore-
said, amounting in the aggregate tt
: sum of six and $500 dollars. is hlet
with said petition as provided by law
And unless they be and appear a
= next term of said court to be holder
for the county of Iron, and state o
u Missouri, at the court house IN sal.
q county on the fourth Monday in Apr
u next. 1919, and on or before th
. third day thereof (if the term shall s
u long continue; and, if not, then befor
y thesend of the term, and plead, ansWe
or demur to said plaintiff g petition, tn
g same will be taken as confessed, judg
'u ment rendered in accordance with tn
:. prayer of said petition, and SAID rel
- estate, or so much thereof as may q
III necessary to satisfy said judgment, IN
y terest and costs, be sold under a specli
fieri facias to be issued thereon.
1t is further ordered that acopy here
of be published according to law in tt
Iron County Register, a weekly new
is paper published in said county OF lrol
g, and state of Missouri.
on JESSE M. HAWKINS, Circuit Clerl
m, A true copy from the record:
on TsEAL1 Witness my hand and of1ci
seal, this 21st day OF Febr
airy, 1919.
B. JESSE NJ. HAWKINS, Clerk
m Circuit Court, iron county, MO-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-20

Job Work Of all kind at this Office.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10
Gas lItcrnriidDe Te3ept.

8ottfrieo Seller iaB zines 9beno<
ME er's sur Sommers3eit offers tot
altf elmer oiienllidcn Rllbcbanf. bod
oben altf Dem 3iiritberg. OILS Ell
ipojiercuQcbenoer Staotpiarrer aur
Sic @anf 5lfam un0 iid ueben ihr
leste. Gr mar EN- lbciufrommeI
Qfann Der audi in SIteratur mndlte.
abcr Seller ME red)t bebog hattie
ailf einmal bob Ser Tforrer IN Der
hod)iten S0ner oe3 2obes nom
~@ruuen Neinrld)" gu rcocu an uuo
iragte Seller. mic mar Is oniangetl
miilic, UNI eln ioldes 3erf Sultnn0e
81 bringeu. ons pom 4uiung tis
sum Guoe aleih bcrrIih uu0 eut.
jiidcno lei. las 8e3ept.- ant.
rportete acQer iarfaitiitL rt0uute ttl
Sbnen idon araebcn; aber Is uiist
Shuen nitt$." va nm oenn
uid)t?" Sic mii5ten halt i'm.
1ter 10 idreibert ME Sic oeuten.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10

24t6. Gicie 8arnitur lit local,
lie lit ndmlid) bequcnI, biiblt lmo
I0Bt lid Icld)t herlteIcn. Die 4er.
mel, ole nit Dem 8unpi 5uiaul.
menaeld]nitten ltn0. fonnen Qan3-
o0er bolb lang leiu. EaS lluterr0d.
den fam III beiBcn SommertaQen
ais Sleio %oerlpauot weroen. Die
MoSdeu limo peit mo bcquem.
Yiun fam Napu oocr Nainboot jiir
oil oieie Sleiounq&itiide beuuecn,
p0er man fam dllh ou3 &lel0dlcu
aus Gimitp. 9utiit. Qrcp. Ne.rcn.
Eilue, &oile ODER aaitmlr MAIDEN.
Qte unterFleioer Iuiieu lidl niidl aus
@amtrie, Gong Cloth. 2d}pn. Cnt.
inc. uuo Canton 6lonrn bcritcltn.
EoA Y}uiter Commit III nnIi Gro.
ben iir Stu0er uou 6 Nionaicn NM.
1, ,. 3 uuo 1 Sohre1 6lr cine
OrtlilhriQe brnutt man fiir oaS
9leiS . DorS4 Sc SOU brcitsn
StotfeS. fir oen Inferred l3s
N0ro$ y ooer SO 3on bre,tcu
Stoiie@. mir Sic po&t'cn IL 9lar0S
y oStr S6 3oU trcitcn Stoiies.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10
O1e QHQ00e.
Die meme Ginie.

Cine 3eit lang bate Die Wtooe
JeidDantt, pleIeitt mar es pelll.
ger Observation-Disclosures, ais 9tiidlidt.
natme ouf pruttiide 9eoiiriniiie,
aber lest bat lie lIh enogultlg iiir
Die nelte &inle entibicoen. Sben
melt mo unteu lpis, oanlit lGBt iitl
Oieie nelIe &inte tur3 uno tretieno
tenn5eidnen. Die FORFEIT gctleioete
Dame r%eprdlentiert allo in lbren
llmrlllen ellen umgeitillpten 3uf.
terbut. Sic Sadet5 1in0 an Oen
SduItern melt uno in Der 8aiQe
eIuge5ogen, uno ole G0de Iauieu
nod utten bin gang ipiB 81, 10 oaB
lie Die 9elpegungsfreIbelt Der ulel
gepIagten Noot0amen erbeblIA be.
elntrdf)tigen. Ntm Der Jtod nif)t
einen Sflis mIfmleie, mare es
lberbaupt mn0gllh, oarin al
8eben.
@dhreno oe3 Sommer3 fonnte
oieie Ytooe nod nid]t 10 reht ourd.
ortngen, obcr I'M @erbit uno @ia.
ter miro le 0oa ,7elo beberrihen.
Dfan iinoet cine oerartige %jnie
aud bel Nel}mdutclu, uno penn
Der oide ldmerr YeI3 in meltcn
6oIten nm ole 6I8lr orupicrt ill.,
10 iiebt Oas mIrfIih lebr bii5lh aus;
9ber MIR iolonge. Die Game it'll
itebt. @}euu lie lid bewc8t, mIrft e.
pcnigcr lhou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10

46 SOL YruItmeite Sir mittlcrc
@roBe limo 4A 0aroS SO 3oa bret
ten Stoffe3 n1-',
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10

29l4. @iugham, Gbambrep.
Serial. Seeriuder Sbafi. Grilitl
oocr &nlpn tonuen gu oieiem Ifo.
ccI oerpuRot meroeu es tonn OILS
Sdiirja ooer ais GIeio getrngen
DCr0cn.
Gn> Jiuiter tommt in 4 @r0ben:
Sletu 32-34 Ytittel SIS,
0roB l0-42 uno ggtra1roR ID
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10
@ubd ) Juno d,

@ubld un0 prottih d.
2915. &ier tit cine rei5euog
Gombiuation DON SrganOie una
@ingbom. IS el9net iid) AUDI iur
anoere 9aumwouitofie. ionic fir
Goile. Crepe, &einen. Goifet uno
@aihiottn.
3as WiuIter fommt in licbeu
@roBcn fir 81, SO, 38, 40, AZ, A
uno 46 3ou 8rultmeite. Sir ono
BE SO iino , Dor0s 30 3oa breiter
GtoifeS iiir DIE DuIunpe uno Az
9)nroa iiir oas alcih notia.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10

tie0Iihe5 MorgentlctO.
2912. @teriiir empflebIt lid
5luJbam nit elnem biibid)en Sar.
reolt o0er audi Qeltrellte5 Seerlut-
fer. 3ur @aruierung fam man cin.
fahcn mtiBen Stoif nebnen ooer
Den arolen Don abltcben0em StofI
MAIDEN. yemen, @nbnrOue, abafi
ODER lrlQid elQnen iid audi liir
oa5 Dio0aQ.
Gas 4Suiter tommt in 7 0roBen
fir "a, SO, 3S, 40, AZ, Al uno 46
3oQ 8rupcite, Sir @roBe 38
iino 5 goros A 3oa breiten Stoi.
les n0tI0. Der &od lit unten etpa
128 0nr03 mcit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-10
Sic v%OltspOf" rad SentihlanO.
preis pro 3ahr $500. n,r1oreenitern" une
n11ereitern" mad, O%eutid,tano
$500 pro 1ahr.
Die 9Oit 9e9ulatiOuen iiber ben &erIanot pom @Bpaaren
uad Oeutihlauo,

Ole ~8oIf2por" mad IcutNhIano pcricnocn mir Don ict1 an
5u nar $500 pro Jnbr, mo Ole %oy}orOtcrn" ,3eitumaen, aIo Nor
gerItern" ioen Gen@ta9 mo SEN ,9tor0icru" coen 6reitog. fir 81.
innrnen MIR $500 prU Sabr. IS fanu fem 3peiitI nurlber bcieben
bob 0eutihc 3eitunQen non bier 0rIbCu nit 1roBcr Sehuiuht erpar.
tet uno nut Jreuoen 0elcicn merocu. Sop 0eru0e mlcre 3eitmrn
o8 Nraient on Die Sjcbcn 0tilben in icoer 0iutdt IDEAL ino, mer0cn
tpohl aue nniere &cNr io0en @an icn0c ms @citeuun8cn glcjh Gin,
uo ale per6er MIR iorlidit a~u4iuhren.
E0fetpoit Hcgulntuucu.
Fndete nit Grmoor2n nod orjbcu 0urcn uiht utcr II %fmnO
piegen. un0 nid}t ubcr + 6nf lnug o0r & Suf III llmfuua ieir.
Starfe 4oppihodurln, gut %nmihuJrt. ei8ncn Nh am Rcfnn uuo mic.
gen ot Ieidtcicn. Ser TuhuIt faun HQcno etpu3 niht Ieitt GGr.
oerblideS at gBpanrtu iju, mc &ofice, Gbe, GhotoIa0e, Hct3,
MebI in @%Iehbitdicn, Seize. 3udtr, Spct u0 ,boueleB hom", aber
fem Snli. oocr SuI}icih, etc icn. Vile aeinn0teu TroMtte mnicn
aus Dem SnI0uhe itormcn. Sober Nbienoer befourmt in ser
Yof Gin OefIurQttpu& 4 ormuIdr sum Au4fnncn. 9abci
founeu Sic @enmttu bcbuiIih icn, uno tie pcroen ole ionuQe Hus.
tlnit ertbcIen.
Gbne 3mcucI miro Scr @crFcbr unt 0rH5cn arohnrhae 0irncr.
iionen 1nnebmeu, uuicr Suli&prrf pir0 urUrmcbliteu SCdtn ihof.
fen uno Oiuioncu gebroteuc 0crDn aufritten, 10 oab i'm idner.
eepriften 0untcu GoIfc mic0cr arnft ino 4utb fUr cine irobc Sn.
funft einfebren t0uucn!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-29
GERMAN MINISTER
SAFE IN AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Mar. 29-Heinrich
Won Eckhardt. the former German
minister to Mexico. who passed the
United states border at Laredo. Texas.
en- route TO New York to sail for Spain
has been granted safe conduct by the
state department and given permission
fore sailing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-29
ARCADE THIATER DAYS
COMMENCING TOMORROW
Griffith Talks OF ''Thc Great Love-;
He Says Title of Picture Means
Many Things.

| Griffith Talks OF 'Thc Great Love-;
/ He Says Title of Picture Means
| Many Things.
| Referring to the title of his picture
THE Great Love-" David Wark Grif-
fifth. the famous picture producer said
1 in a recent interview that 1t meant
many things. 1T may mean the love
of country. then again it may mean
the love OF individuals" he said. "At
any rate | hope to show in this pic
ture the remarkable transition of the
butterfly life of British society, with
that of the stern, sincere hard work
ers in the great cause of winning the
war;
Mr.. Griffith said when queen Alex
andra heard of his project. that of
commemorating many of the historic
war scenes in England in motion pic
lures she was gracious enough to
come to Lady Diana Manners hospit-
al and devote nearly whole day in
arranging the hospital scenes shown
In the picture and appearing in them
herself This remarkable photoplay
has deeply interesting love story
with numerous war situations and
tense dramatic moments. The story
has been admirably handled and the
players are of stellar celebrity. 1t
will be shown at the Arcade theater
two days. starting Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-29
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have TO Tell You.
ALTA SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
May Allison Wears 'Tcm I'm Metro
Play!

May Allison Wears 'Em I'm Metre
! Play
Always charming in her attire May
Allison is no less attractive-but pos
lsibly more so--in the raggedy trou-
sers she wears In her latest Metro
presentation. Her Inspiration
which was shown at the Alta theater
on Sunday for two day engagement.
OF course this IL only for scene or
two, when she poses as a boy TO save
her sweetheart from tire tar and
feathers promised him by the angry
moonshiners. But barefooted and
brown, with a tangle of golden hair
half concealed under a cap. May AL
lison is charming in the extreme and
fully lives up to her title of Sunshine
May"
Besides the trousers which find
themselves in the wardrobe of the
dainty star are cunning gingham
dresses and apron" and later all the
gorgeousness which is come cted with
the clothes Of n society butterfly or
famous actress. That she is delights
full and captivating In all these cos
tunes is obvious to those who see her
the trouble is to decide in which
one would prefer to sec her oftenest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-29
ARCADE THEATER
LAST TIME TODAY
"SIiouldcr Arms Tells War Story OF
Pathns. Trouble and Grief.

"Slioulder Arms Tells War STORY OF
Pathos. Trouble and Grief.
shoulder Arms to be shown at
tho Arcade theater today as his sec
ond million n-dollar picture made for
the First National Exhibitors Circuit,
is a clever intermingling of laugh
provoking burlesque on trench life
with deft touches of the drama and
pathos of war.
Taking the ludicrous happenings in
the life of the average doughboy as
the embellishing action, the famous
comedian has injected into the story
of shoulder Arms an occasional
suggestion of the tragedy and grief of
war in the devastater portions of
Northern France. This makes an un-
usual combination in Chaplin comedy
portrayal, and serves to heighten the
effect of the humorous situations.
The story pictured in shoulder
Arms takes Charlie through all OF
the training experiences of a recruit
and then blows him into first line
trench, prepared for action with an
armament by which he could be mis-
taken for soldier. n cook, cham
hermaid. a millSman. valet. or
plumber. This equipment constitutes
his idea of what a CouShboy should
have and doesn't get. He is prepared
for every exigency, from cooties and
rats to the flooding of his dugout. 3.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Gift To Home Of
Good Shepherd Is
Happiness Asset

| Within the next few days quiet,
determined campaign for a fund in the
neghhorhood Of $4,000 to augment the
fund for the maintenance for the Home
OF the Good Shepherd will be inaugur-
ated.
This was decided upon at a meeting
Of the advisory committee held Thurs
day. The solicitation win be devoid Of
many Of the spectacular features Which
nave characterized similar reuuestA for
charity In the past but the leaders In
the movement are imbued with the
iden, that an investment In happiness
to the donor will more than repay the
amount OF financial outlay involved
Thursday J, A, Riechman was made
chairman and Elwood Lloyd, secretary.
The advisory committee was high In its
praise Of the thrift which has oharac-
teriHcd the conduct OF the affairs OF
the home by the sisters during the past
year, but even with the most rigid econ
omy $4,000 is needed over and above
the income Of the institution to meet
the budget Of the running expenses for
the coming year In addition "a. sum
nearing $1,000 IL needed for necessary
repairs,
Stockholders" In Memphis and sar.
rounding territory win be circulnrizet
TO invest again and others viii be
received with acclaim In the charity
(which the advisory committee cinlna
Yields dividends In satisfaction or COCA
aegds done in restraint OF evil and
neip rendered many unable TO nelp
themselves
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
HIGH LUMBER RATES
PUT OFF TO DEC. |

Promise from Director Chambers of
the railroad administration that the
new tariff providing for heavy increases
in the rates on lumber and forest prod :
ucts from Memphis and Arkansas points
would be held in allegiance until Dec. /,
was secured by q committee of the
Southern Hardwood Traffic association.
which returned from Washington Fri
day morning. j. ri. Townshend, secre-
tary -manager of the traffic association.
said that he could not say Just now
whether the advances now 1contemplat-
or, or just what rates might be insti-
tCted after the day named.
The new rates, which will mean ad-
vances OF about four cents on the hun
dred pounds on the average on ships of
forest products out Of Memphis and Ar
Kansas point, were ordered into effect
without the usual Formally of advising
the shippers. The lumber interests
went to Washington to demand that
they be given the customary considera :
ton, Mr.. Townshend said that the as
sociation'B committee received a great
deal Of assistance from Senator Nickel
lar, who secured hearing for them
before Mr.. Chambers and accompanied
them to the hearing.
Inc committee, besides Mr.. Town
shend, was composed of James e. Stark.
president. of the association; W. H.
Russo, OF the Russo q Burgess com
pany; G. "a. New, assistant secretary
manager of the association J. A. Koch
Ter, OF the Archer Lumber company.
Helena, Ark, and Il. o. johnson. Of the
Ihane Lumber company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Cigars Kept Fresh

l. M .Samfleld, man who knows how to
Keep cigars fresh, is always pleased to help,
keep ones husband supplied.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
DON'T CROUCH:
BE CHEERFUL
AND HAPPY
Get a Real Treat by Re.
storing Sour Health to
Normal

When you get crouch. It's Sign
that something is wrong with your
system. The normal, healthy person
Is cheerful and happy. Irritability de-
stroys health, happiness and cheerful
ness. Stop that fretting Immediately.
Give yourself real treat BY restoring
your health to normal
:. Pepslnol is a gentle corrective tonic
that soothes the nerves naturally and
regularly i acts quickly upon a4h
ture restore It's strength and normal
functions. When you know what ails
you, then YOU know what to do. When
nervousness, a bitter enemy of health
grips YOU. remember that Pepsinol Is
correct and reconstructive,
It's users recommend Pepsinol not
only because IL relieves the system
quickly and gently, but also because
L. helps nature rebuild. ft acts surely.
It's ingredients are pure.
Genuine Pepsincl is made only by The
Peplax Medicine Co.. Memphis, Tenn,
and Is n strict accordance with the
Medical Standards 81 the United States
Pharnacopoeia Get Pepsinol from
Liberty Pharmacy, 1882 Florida aye
kert 4 Co. Main and Adams; 4. Rem Rem
Kert & Co. Main and Exchange:
Sleeth's Pharmacy Madison and I,and.
erdale: John s, Sheehan, 1909 Madison
avenue; III, L.. Waggoner. Madison and
Belvedere: L. III. Stevenson Lamar and
Bellevue. Edward " Shelly, Vance and
Lauderdale etreets:,,O. c. Pool Cooper
and CORTLAND avenues Moore's Phar-
macy. Young and Cooper; Robert n.
Ferrell, McLemore and Rayburn: sub
urban Drug company. McI.ensore ave.
nue. and Mississippi boulevard. Doyle.
Turley Drug company, sa6 Poplar aveA
nue.; G. Q. Manning. Thomas and Chel-
saa- adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

:. Albums, film, negative, sAx4h new,
75c each.
Blankets, cotton (new), SO per pair.
Blankets, wool and cotton mixed
(new), So each.
Blankets, wool (new), IS each.
Boots, rubber, hip (new), $525 per
pair
Brooms, stable. with handles (new).
75c each.
Brooms, corn new, 60c each.
Brushes, scrub new, 15c each.
Brushes, shaving new, 15c each,
Candles, tallow new, zoe per ID.
Cans, ash or garbage new, assorted
sizes, SO each.
Cups, canteen, 15c each.
Drawers, wool, heavy, winter (new),
81 per pair.
Drawers, wool, light, SOC per pair.
Drawers, summer, Balbriggar new,
Soc per pair.
Drawers. summer, Nainsook (new),
SOC per pair.
Drawers, summer, elastic seam new
SOC per pair.
Drawers, summer, knee length (new),
50c per pair.
Drawers, summer, full length new,
h0c per pair.
Gloves, Jersey knit, (new), zoe per
pair
Griddles, No. . (new), 45c per pair.
Handles, pick Railroad" new, 21c
each
Hatchets, claw new 81 each.
Kettles, camp, with covers, new,
SOC each
Lariats, new. csc each.
Leggins, foot tnew), 76c per pair.
0veralls, combination new, $3.50 per
pair
Paper, toilet, rolls, 5 1-3c each.
Pencils, carpenters (new1, 40c per
Picks, r. n. new, roc each.
Pritchel, blacksmith new, zoe each
!, Rakes, steel, garden new, zoe each
Safes field (new), S2150 each.
shovels' long handle. round point
Spades, y, handle new, 81 each.
Stocks and dies, y to " inch (new)
50 3D. per set
stocks and dies. Y to u inch, (new)
$1925 per set
stocks and dies, Y to inch, new,
$3.50 per set.
Stocks and dies, u to w inch, (new),
Stocks and dies, % to inches new,
$88 per set.
Stats, flag, S-ft sectional steel new
SILT per set.
Socks, summer, cotton (new), 1Sc
per pair.
h9bNhsi WVOit liklil NHCWjt per pair.
Socks, wool, heavy (new), 55c per pair.
Thimbles, saddlers new, Sc each.
Towels, bath new, 45c each.
Towels, buck new zoe each,
undershirts, summer new. SOC each,
Whips, artillery new, 81 each
Trowels, mason 11-inch new, 5sc
each,
Minimum and maximum quantities
of articles on the foregoing list of
substance stores that may be sold
on an individual purchase by parcel
post are as follows:
Evaporated apples peaches and
unes-Minimuni, 10 lbs, maximum,
80 lis
All canned meats and vegetables
Minimum quantity, ! can. maximum
quantity, ! case.
Jam assorted; soups, assorted; beans
baked cinnamon, mustard, ground
Minimum quantity can. maximum
quantity. | case.
Cornstarch farina--Minimuni guam
tity, small carton. maximum guam
tity, large carton or case.
F'lavoring Observation-Disclosures guam
tity, bottle; maximum quantity, l
case.
Tea-Minimum quantity | h.; maxi
mum quantity 10 lbs.
Barley, pearl; flour, graham; flour
issue oats, rolled, in bulk; rice-~To be
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
TRIAL FOR DAMAGES
AGAINST STREET RY. ON

Trlaltaf the Damage suit OF Pete Me.
Hugh. special agent for the Illinois
Central railroad, against the Memphis
Street Railway company and Morris d
co, has been taking the time OF divi-
sion one Of the circuit court since last
Monday
McHush Is suing for sal 900. He al
leges that while riding ON street car
a wagon owned by Morris a CO, ran
into the oar, one Of the shafts striking
him in tho ribs aud driving one Of his
ribs against his left lung, seriously and
permanently nturing him
The case probably viii not be con.
oluded before Monday,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

put up and sold in 10, 20, 80 and 1Oo4lb.
sacks.
Minimum and maximum quantities Of
articles OF clothing. apd .equipage that
may be sold to an individual purchaser
over the counter or by parcel post are
as follows:
Blankets, wool; blankets, cotton
blankets, cotton and WOOL drawers,
winter; drawers, summer; gloves, Jer-
sey knit; overalls, socks, summer and
winter; UNDERSTANDS, summer and win
ter-Minimum quantity, /; maximum
quantity, 6.
Artics, albums, boots, rubber,
brooms brushes, cans, meat cans, ash
or garbage; picks, pritchels, rakes,
shovels, spades, stocks and dies, staffs,
flag: thimbies, saddlers: whips, artil-
lery; trowels, mason--Minimum 1 maxi
mum, g.
Candles. pencils, towels, bath; towels,
huck- Minimum, l; maximum, IL.
Toilet paper--M Minimum, rolls; maxi
mum, "a rolls
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Back TO the Old DAYS

TENNESSEE WATER GROUND MEAL. $50 SACK
Modern machinery cannot approach the water mil for
purest qualiy and flavoV flavor Of meal always
glad to tell our customers when are able to procure
supply Of Tennessee Water Ground Meal =
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
- S~---rs-4
SUES AFTER INJURY.

Declaring that while he was engaged
as q brakeman for the Illinois Central
railroad some time ago, he was Knocked
from box car by another cut of cars
and seriously inb ured, Glenn Smith Fri
day filed suit for damages In the sum
81 $Se,o00 against the Illinois Central
ana 4 NJ. " railroad companies and
the United States railroad administra-
ton. His attorneys are James A.
Padgett and James A. NorveII
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
CantalOupes
Country Poultry

II Is well established fact among good
housekeepers that when they want an
extra fancy hen or chicken. with the
assurance that It win be absoiutely
fresh. THEY GO TO KNoWLTON'S
Tomorrow HENS are 4oc per pound
Chickens are Soc per pound.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
GUEST OF FRIENDS

The Rev. G. A. waterfield, of Browns
vile, Tenn. Is guest OF Friends in
the city Saturday, and Sunday. pr
Waterfield with give one of his interest.
Ing addresses at the Union Avenue
Methodist church at 8 o'clock Sunday,
The subject will be my Trip Overseas"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Personal Economy

Is well practiced by the man who has
his clothes correctly and satisfactorily
made by us. Our fall and winter line
merits an inspection. John H, Moriarty
d. Co, Tailors, 81 s. Main st. adv,