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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
WATERBURY,

Harold Hutchinson Of Montpelier, for.
merly employed IA the hospital, was a
recent visitor in town
Miss Eva Foster, who has resigned her
position in the postotfice, is spending a
few days with her sister in Canaan
Two new Mack trucks arc helping out
in conveying the quantities of tale being
hauled now from the mine and mills to
the car for shipment
DR. +. A. Stanley, superintendent Of
the Vermont state hospital for the in
sane, left last night for Boston and at.
tends in Medford a meeting of the New
England Society Of psychiatly.
Mrs. Almira Slayton of Stowe is with
her niece, Mrs Henry Demeritt. She
has recently vacated her old home in
Stowe, where she lived for many years,
and Waterbury people are hoping she
may keep her home here.
Mrs. Ralph Putnam, Mrs T, a. Stan
ley and Mrs Fred Atkins attended the
meeting Of Marquis de Lafayette chap
ter. D. A. r., in Montpelier Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. G. II. Heaton Miss
Breta Atkins accompanied Mrs. Atkins.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Huntley of Bolton
attended church here Sunday and We're
guests Of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Il Palmer.
Mrs Lucy Green has received an in
teresting letter from her son, Carl Gray,
who is wireless operator on a boat,
Hearts Desire bound from New York
for St. Johns and is carrying among
other things quite a supply Of sugar. Mr..
Gray writes Of the icebergs and scenery
in an interesting manner Mr.. Gray is
another Duxbury boy who has made good
through industry and pluck.
Misses Ethel a. Mcfarland and Cleora
Morse left Sunday night for Ithaca, n
", where they have enrolled in the con
servatory Of music,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
ANTT.SALOON AGENTS
FORBIDDEN PASSPORTS
London Newspaper Says American State
Department Is Taking Steps to
Check Extension Of Prohibition
Campaign in Europe.

London, Sept % The American state
department is taking measures 70 check
the extension of the Anti-Saloon leagues
prohibition campaign in Europe, accord
ing to the Daily Mail, which says two
agents Of the league who recently sought
passport facilities in Paris preparatory
to visiting foreign lands were unable to
obtain the necessary vises.
"The American state department" the
newspaper continues, sis fully alive to
the detrimental effects which an extern
sion of the Anti-Saloon leagues activ-
tiles to Europe might have on interna-
tional relations, especially at the present
time. and is said to be resolved to avoid
possible Understandings.
The Daily Mail which is conducting a
campaign in opposition to William Z.
Johnson, organizer of the Anti-Saloon
league, says Ii is considered unlikely that
many more anti-saloon campaigners will
be allowed to embark for England at
present and quotes johnson as saying
that officers of the organization are
scared" at all the attention which has
been focused upon them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
DON'T Be WITHOUT
SLOAN'S IMMINENT
Keep 1t ha ndy - 1t knows no equal
in relieving pains and aches

x LOANS LINIMENT has been
sold for SO years. Today, it is
- more popular than ever, There
can be but one answer--it produces
results.
Applied ,cittom rubbing, it Peretyatss
to the afflicted part, bringing relief
from rheumatic twinges, sciatica, sore,
stiff, strained muscles, lame back, and
other exterior pains and sprains and
the result Of exposure. 1t leaves no
mussiness, stain, clogged pores.
Get large bottle for greater econ
ony. Keep it handy for use when
needed. Your druggist has it. Three
sizes $50, roc, $140
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
Washington Fair Sept. %, q and IS.

Remember the date of the Washington
fair Sept. %, "a and 25. The space sold
for the midway and entries that have
been received for races and stock exhib
its indicates that the fair will be the
best ever held. The annual fair dance
will be held Wednesday evening, Sept
24.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
A COMMUNIST REGIME.
Is Called for by Certain Eelements in
German Life.

Geneva, Monday, Sept. PA general
strike in all industries in Germany, the
disbanding of the German army, and
the overthrow Of the democratic German
movement in favor of commu.
mist regime during the coming winter
has been decided upon at conference
held by Russian and German revolution
lists, according TO the Munich Neuste
Nachrichten. The newspaper says that
the headquarters Of the movement are To
be established at Leipsic and will be in
close touch with Moscow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
Wilson Due in Salt Lake City Tonight.

wilson Due In SAT- Lake City 1o-nlghL
Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept 23--Presi-
dent Wilson is due here at 4:30 O'Clock
this afternoon, He will deliver his only
formal address in Utah at the Mormon
tabernacle, which seats 10000 He will
depart at l0:30 tonight
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19

child, fost lovit in ochi de o
minge de golf pc cind Sc 'juca
golf in parcul Deauville. Ochela-
Ri i-au fost sparti 81 Sc crede ca
va perde vederea unui ochiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19
DIN FUCA CONDE|ULU|..

e~ q es...s l.
in No. de All lar Sc publica
,,ceva" despre starile putin i'm
bucuratoare ce dainuiesc la paro-
chiachia Romina Ortodoxa div A
kron. - TIE pomenesti ca lar sum
TEN atacati 81 calificati de haima-
male, serpi veninosi $, a. Gle dina
Marioara A. Reu. Asa sunt femei-
lie Ce Sc le faci? Indraznete. 81
vedeti, ca 81 in publicatia de All,
este vorba ca dina Marioara a..
Reu, dat in judecata pc barba-
telul d-sale pentru pensie alimen-
tara. Tot moi mintim?
La procesul care a avut lor la
Akron. in chestia lui Reu, Wis pa
rochienii, fOst lume multa. T.
nul din multime a strigat: - Pa
rochienii nu vor sa Sc roage pen
tru Ell I'm tap cu bal'ba" jude
tatorul a zis: ,,Tulburarile pc carl
lie vad ell dovedesc lipsa unui spl-
rit crestinesc. - Drept a graft.
Crestini? fnvataturile lui Cristos
Da-de-undeg. Della cine? De
la acei carl au prefacut biserica
i'm taraba de balciu?
.,Ionica. daca nu-mi cumperi un
automobil ma Impulse 20 strigat
mai deunazi' tinerica catre bar
batelul Ell. ST stiti ce la respuns? (?
,.Despre partea mea poti sa te
81 spinzuri!. f" - Nervi, nu ju-
carrie. in orr ce caz prea prea.
Putea so ia mai GU binisorul. mai
fine, cum sc zice aici in Ame-
rlca, mN GU seama ca dlScutlun"a
ma avut loc numai intre patru
ochi.
Timpul >trece. Prima coala din
Calendarul National al ziarului
,.America' e aproape Sc fie pn-
sa sub tipar. 81 in urma, in zadI
va imbulziti cu comenzile.. Use
nu fie Gu banat ca nn Yam spns.
e,./
Sj ac,,u, enid seriu aceste rim
duri, ploua Ell galeata 81 pompie-
Ri tree in goana pc strada, Sc
stinga un foe. - Ploua, nu, pIou.l.
focu-i' foe 81 pompierul poin-
pier Datorinta.. 81 clti nu $40
fac !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19

Cleveland, II August 1919.
Onor.
Redactiei ziarului America"
Loco.
Binevoiti va rog a dispune 81
Sc publice intr 'unul sau mai null
te numere consecutive, urmato-I
rul anunt:
,,Biroul pentru eliberarea pa,
,apoartelor din Cleveland, aduce
la cunostinta Rom1nilor interesati
Cd, find nevoit a merge 81 in alt
)ras pentru trei zile QLuni, MART
81 Mercury nu Sc va lucra la o.
ficiul de aci. Gel carl all cerut
deja pasapoarte 81 au lcapatat nu-I
mere pima la 600 (sase suta-,
sunt rugati sa Sc prezinte la a.
cest oficiu Tin Cleveland) spre a
obtine pasapoartele in ziua de-
Joi, n August, ora 3 dupa A.
.meaxi.
Gel carl au humere de la 6Ol
pima la 999, vor dbtine pasapoar-l
'tele Luni, 25 August, la aceiasil
ora g p. n.y.
Fiecare va trebui "a aduca Gu
sine 81 sd plateasca, de data en-
cei 40 cent?, taxa de viva, 81 su-
ma de cinci dolari ($5.O0) pentru
!, Reconstruirea tarei'
Sper ca yeti binevoi a publica
acest annnt spre a economist oa-
tmenilor pierderea de yreme de la
Slucrll 81 cl1eltniala zadarnica.
Multnmindu-va pentru bunayo-
'intA, va rog sa prilniti asigurarea
deosebitei mele consideratiuni
9. ,, 1dihasscu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19

unui om a fost aflat intro came
ra de la Otelul McAlpin, in cir
scumstantele in care a murit sc.
credea ca este asasinat. Mortul a
fost identificat astazi, ell este Ce-
Gil H. Isandon din Portland Ore.
gon, -fost student la Universitatcas
din Oregon.
Aur furat. - CRIPPLE Creek. Col.
- De la Indepedent Mill din Vic.
tor, Colorado, una dintre cele mSi
mari topitoare de aur, a fost fu-
rata mare cantitate de aur a.
seara.
Banditii all pus nina pc cei
dol pazitori, au 1ntrat inlauntr.l
81 $ 'au incarcat Gu pretiosul me.
tai. Nu Sc site pima acum valoa
rea anrului furat.
Guvernul va incerca Sc puma Ca
pat grevei actorilor. New
York. - Oamenii guvernului vor
face incercare ca Sc puma capat
grevei actorilor, probabil milne.
Dol comisari au fost alesi de catra
ministrul muncii carl vor pleca
la New York ca sa Sc inteleaga,
att Gu actorii, cit 81 GU patronii
teatrelor.
Daca vor reusi in incercarea
lor, nu Sc poate prezice.
Brutarii refuza arbitrajul. -
Cleveland. - O suta 81 douazeci
de mpmbrii de la uniunea bruta-
rilor au instiintat pc cei opt pa
troni al lor ca Ell refuza orr ce ar
bitraj, eli Ger crestere a salaru-
lui en- $500.
Rogii Sc retrag din alte trei ora
,e. Londra. - In un rapport
-rimis prin telegrafia fara fir a
sovietelor Sc spunc ca retragerea
rosiilor continual. In directia la
Borisoff, spune raportul, trupelc
bOlscviste s 'au retras la nOui epO-
zitii 81 dupM trei zile de lupta an
abandonat Rovna ST Sarny, lar ee
va mai la nord an parasit oraS!'l
MirgOrda.
Britannia va lua indemnitatile de
raxboiu ale Italiei. Roma. g.
Ziarelc anunta ca indemnitatile
lie razboi ce sc cuvin ltaliei yor
Fl luate de Anglia prin o intelc-
gere facnta de mai nainte intre
aceste doua tari.
o lprincesa Isl vinde casa. =
Cleveland. = Proprietatilc prin-
eesei Daria Kara -Georgecitch le-
4 vfndut zilele aceste D-nei Dora
Weiss. Princesa traieste acum in
Florenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19

earitatii membrilor 81 sfrguin!ei condncato
vlnsatoare din ele. Vom esi 81 din situatiunei
desperate dupa cum Q credeti, ceea-ce doril
toata sinceritatea, 81 organizatiunei D-tra.A \
81 acnm, cred, ca constatarile facute 81 &
trecut nu tocmai Indepartat, mare sd va suj
rea noastra nu va Fl socotita ca un indiciu.
sd ne luam la harta.
q Daca prins sactivitatea D-tra ,viitoaress5
stnteti animati de sentimentc bune fata de q
stta a Y 'ati hotar1 a. discutati omeneste,
nea zilei, att cele priyitaare "a inaintarea 7
nizatiunilor nOastre e1t 81 cele az ii teres M
IN fusim a. discutis caci sfitn ck din diid
m, pe eara 8 q dorinl: 11
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19
eIocuis Romfn
hAINI TEN cECUR AsUnRA BxtUE KA4IoNALE RoM1RIL
- - - sUOU1sALE IN roATE oRASELE. (18D
BHs billet ID Dc % gsgssTs oon gs ;Gss m 3St

OUVVWV VOSDAUVl4uUVuuSSAu13 u ubVu uS
child, a fost loyit in ochi de o
minge de golf pc cind Sc ijuca
golf in parcul Deauville. Ochela-
Ri i-au fost sparti 81 Sc crede ca
Iva perde vederea unui ochiu.
Senator decorat de aliati. -
Paris. - @ medalie pentru graft
tudinea publica a fost data lni
Francesca De la Bara, fost mem
bru al cabinetului 81 fost prese-
dinte provizional al Mexicolui Sc
natorul De la Bara este primnl
cetatean mexican care a fost o.
nora astfel de catra vre-unul
dintre aliati de la 7nceputul raz-
boiului.
Ford va ajuta prin publicitate
pc Wilson. Washington. -
! Milioanele lui Ford vim in auto
rul presedintelui Wilson in lupta
ce duce presedintele de a face ca
congresul Sc ratifice tratatul ia
Ira nici rezervatie facuta la ira
tatul de pace ori vre-un amenda-
ment la Constitutia Ligei Natiu-
Inilor. n
Ford va trimite un raportor Gu
presedintele Wilson 81 toate vor-
birile presedintelui vor fl turnate
in placi 81 trinlise tuturor ziare-
lor. Spesele Sc crede ca vor Fl pc
ste $5OO,OOO.
Ajustarea salarului va pune ca
pat grevei M calea ferata. Wa
shington. ST ultimul lucrator
dintre mile ce au esit in greva,
unii inca de prin prima August,
Sc crede ca sc va fntoarce La lu-
cru, facind posibil ca sa Sc incea-
pa negociatiunile aslpra sala-
rului cerut.
Alti trei speculatori arestati. -
- Cleveland. Trei oficiali de
la Consolidated Fruit Auction
Go. au fost arestati de catra ju-
riu1 special ales sc investigheze
cauzele scumpetei.
Sc asteapta, arestarea la alti
sase self un0r mari companii de
hrana dip Glavcland. Uncle ma
gazii-frigef fefs kgunt pazite de a.
gentii guternilui ca, carnea din
ele sse nu poata ii mutata in alta
parte 81 in felnl acesta Sc eva
deze legea
4,500 aeroplane gaia pentru
serviciu. Washington. No
uazeci 81 noua procentesdin 4,500
acroplane sunt tinutc la cimpul
de aviatie militar gaia pentru ime
data intrebuintare.
/ Revolta taranilor contra boise
vicilor. - Omsk. ~ Fortele anti
| bolseviste de pc frontul de sud
] din Russia sunt, ajutati de catra
tarani earl san ridicat cu revol-
ia contra rosiilor. Aceasta stire
a fost trimisa de catra autorih,-
| tile guvernului din Omsk.
4 Moschea st. 1Ofia nu mai Q vi
zitata de Trci. - Constantine.
4. pol. Credinciosii turci nu mai
| viziteaza marea moschee st. So
fla, asa cum faceau mai nainte
pentru ca Sc zice ca eli all presim-
tirea ca aceasta moschee va Fl
prefacuta in dnrind in biserica
crestina, asa Sllm a 81 fost prin
veacul al 5-lea 81 al 6-lea.
i Dol aviatoEi inorti in accident
Paduch, XVI Locotenentul
l;James D. Stewart din Park Field
Memphis 81 M Reed Capbel, ra-
portor de Ia Comercial Appel, au
fost omoriti cfnd aeroplanul, Gu
care sburau, q Azut JOS.
Pilotul a incercat sa faca al
treilea virai insa q perdut con.
trolnl 81 ma3iH cazut Gu Q iu'
teala mare u Smfnt.
sNHnos<>o s.,,sai1 <,ssseAs& 4. x,<aa Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19
lNf0RMAIlUN|

LII Cauza llpSel ue Spatlu, rO-
manu-: ,,Virtute 81 Desfriu" nu
s'a putut continue astazi. Va ur-
ma milne.
fntrecere intre urmaritoarele de
submarine. Washington. II
Sase vaporase constitute pentrll
urmarirea submarinelOr vOr pleca
de la Bermunda in contestul eel
au pima la New York. 1ntrecerea
era Sc fie ieri. insa a fost intir-
ziata pentru astazi. Gu ele va Fl 81
TN vapOr care va raporta prin
telegrafia fara fir progresul eel
va face.
Noua greva de tramvaie ame-
ninta New Yorkul. - New YORK.
Rcspingerea marirei salarulli
de 10 cent? pc ceas ca insufficient
81 cererea franca ca cresterea sa-
larului Sc fie 80 procente amenin-
ia ca Sc rezulte in paralizarea
serviciului de Ia Interborough Ra-
pid Transit Co. care 'opereaza in
cea mai mare parte a orasul,li.
Datul pima cind pus terminul
negociatiunilor este pima milne
la orele 4 p. m.
CopilM lui Rotchild poate Cd
.ramlpe orb. - Paris. James
M rRotchild, eel mai batrin copil
|al baronulni Edmond de Rot
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19

Moschea st. 0Ofia nu mai e vi
zitata de Turci. - Constantine
pol. Credi1iciosii turci nu mai
viziteaza marea moschee st. So
fla, asa cum faceau mai nainte,
pentru ca Sc zice ca eli all presim-
tirea ca aceasta moschee va Fl
.prefacuta in Hnrind in biserica
crestina, asa Sllm si fost prin
veacul al 5-lea 81 al 6-lea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19

o lprincesa Isl vinde casa. =
Cleveland. - Proprietatilc pria-
eesei Daria Kara -Georgecitch lie.
4 vfndut zilele aceste D-nei Dora
Weiss. Princesa traieste acum in
Florenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19
Brutarii refuza arbitrajul.

Cleveland. - O suta 81 douazeci
de mpmbrii de la uniunea bruta-
rilor au instiintat pc cei opt pa
troni al lor ca Ell refuza orr ce ar
bitraj, Ell Ger 0 crestere a salaru-
lui Gu $500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-19
Noua greva de tramvaie anne.
ninta New Yorkul. - New York
,CopilA lui Rotchild poate cd

Fram11e ORD. ~ Paris. James
dt fRotehild, eel mai batrin copil
al baronulni Edmond de Rot
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
ROMANCE ENDS FOR
NASHVILLE WOMAN

Annette Sperry Moore, with her two
sons and a daughter, has arrived at
the Moore estate in Round Hill to re-
main pending an action for divorce re-
Gently brought by Maj. Charles Arthur
New York. At a hearing held recently
IN the superior court, Bridgeport, a n
agreement was reached whereby Mrs,
Moore is to remain at the estate that
the major may see his children,
Mrs. Moore was asked his after
noon If the major was to join her In
his country estate.
"Oh, no" she replied, He is living
at the house of his her in Belle
Haven, and may see tins children only
at regular intervals"
Moore is to give his wife $1,000 a
month alimony pending the divorce pro-
ceedings.
The majors mother is now in Rome
visiting her daughter, the duchess Of
Torlonia. Maj. Moore went overseas
as second lieutenant in the 18th c..
n. G.. of Greenwich, which later be-
his return he found his wife had taken
the children and could not be induced
to return to him, He then started
divorce proceedings, bringing suit on
grounds of intolerable cruelty and de-
sertlon.
Na'Nt Ai'pit "hp VII iINlIiidlS II lEilb
Of Col Roosevelt and accompanied him
on one of his trips to the tropics. He
also accompanied Lieut.. Peary on an
Arctic expedition and hunted in the
Hudson bay region, Another expeai-
ton carried him into Asia among the
Bedouins, where, with Homer Daven-
port, the c~artoonist, he bought Arabian
nt r=a%. He met his wife-to-be on ship
beard while returning from the Far
East.
Mrs, Moore Is a former Nashville
young woman who, as Miss Annette
Sporty. was renowned for her charm
end beauty. Her father who died sew
oral years ago, was n wealthy manu-
facturer and the family is prominent
socially. Maj Moore Is one of the
~wealthiest young men in New York and
at he outbreak of the war donated his
private yacht to the government for
use as a submarine chaser. 1t has
been generally understood that W. j.
Cummings used the limited ~acquaint-
ance Of his family with the Sperrys to
inVctgle Moore into 'sonlr enterprises
that Melted Moore a loss OF several mil
lion dollars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10

are great chums, denies that they are
engaged.
Her uncle is William Hyland, promi-
nent New York hotel man, He says
he has had recent letters from his
niece In which she described the king
as a very nice and democratic speci-
men of royalty and said a mutual
friendship had sprung up between them
because of u similarity Of tastes.
Miss Kelly wrote that the king had
received her at an audience In the
palace, but that they had really en-
joyed each other more In less formal
ways, She is an expert automobile
driver and had frequently taken long
drives with the young King Alexander.
On his part, she wrote, the king en-
joyed her company because she was a
typical American girl who could talk
on any subject from war to the sani-
tation of Athens"
Miss Kelly Is about rs years old, She
Is described as of medium height, with
Jet black hair and flashing black eyes.
Her father was T. G.. Kelly, a Chicago
politician, now dead. When she was
very young both her father and mother
died and her bringing up and educa-
tion devolved upon her uncle, William
Hyland, Until she was 1G she lived
In a convent in Chicago,
At that age she went abroad, first
entering a convent In Dover, England,
and later In Liege, Belgium, She
studied and lived abroad for five years
and learned to speak French and Flem-
ish fluently, and a little Greek. She
has lived for the last four years In the
United States, in Detroit and Chicago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
Miss Taylor Entertains.

A very pretty affair which will be
enjoyed by a number of attractive
members OF the college set on Friday.
by Miss Allene Taylor, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, j.. Albert
Taylor, at the Tennessee club,
Dainty summer blossoms in the pas
tel shades viii be used in the decora-
tons for the occasion,
Miss Taylor will be assisted In re-
ceiving her guests by her mother, Mrs.
]. Albert Taylor.
The guest list for the affair includes
the following attractive girls: Misses
Helen Hyman, Eleanor Stewart, Daisy
Maddox, Vadls Norris, Virginia Ter
rell, Elise Terrell, Myra Rogers, Bessie
Lorene Taylor, Allene Taylor and Mrs.
]. Albert Taylor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10

PRESBYTERIAN REVEALS.

RIPLEY, Miss, July 10. tspl)-Ac-
cording to Rev. o. G. Davis, who has
the work In charge In this county,
Presbyterian ~revivals will be held dur
ing the summer as follows;
Walnut Creek. third Sunday in July,
Conducted by Rev. Trigg A. NJ. Thorn
MS. y. D. Alexander Memorial, third
Sunday night in July, conducted by
Rev. II. f. Morton, of Farmerville, n.
c.; Falkner, big campaign a day or
two before fourth Sunday In July, on
Quoted by Rev. Thomas, Rev. Morton,
Rev, Alexander and others; New Pros
meet about Aurust i, conducted by
Rev. Morton: Spout Springs, about
August /. conducted by Rev. Chas. w,
Sommerville, of Memphis. Tenn; six
cr seven others to be conducted by
Rev. Davis, Rev. Alexander. Rev.
Downing, at times to be decided later.
1t Is expected that several Presby-
terrain churches will be organized over
the county during the summer and fall
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
J. 3. Weir.

YAzOO CITY, Miss, July 3. (Spl.)-
The body of Mr., James Benjamin Wier,
who passed away in Portland, Ore, on
July /. following on operation for
cirrhosis of the liver, reached Yazoo
City this morning and was buried IN
the Yazoo City cemetery, the Rev, w.
j. Caldwell, of the First Presbyterian
church, conducting the ceremony at the
grave.
Concerning his illness and death but
little Is known in Yazoo City, though
Mr.. Wier, who was 46 years of age,
had made this city his permanent homu
since 1902, though not a continuous
resident here. On June % his brother
D. Stuart Wier, a druggist of Yazoo
City, received a telegram telling Of his
illness at a Portland hospital and Of
the impending operation. This news
was followed by that Of his death.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
Popular Family Leaves.

After a delightful visit in New Or
leans and Biloxi, Mai. and Mrs. Thomas
l.. Martin and charming little daugh-
ter, Cynthia Alice, have been the guests
Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Taylor Rucks.
Maj. Martin has recently returned
from IL months service overseas, and
he and his lovely wife and child will
leave Thursday night for Camp
Funston, Kas., where his battalion, the
10th machine gun, of the 7th division,
is at present stationed.
Mrs, Martin will be sadly missed in
Memphis, as she Is one Of the most
popular Of the younger matrons, and
has a host Of friends among old and
young alike.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
WEDDINGS
Townsend Davis.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
on Wednesday evening at s o'clock at
the Temple Baptist church when Miss
Mr.. Walter Allen Townsend, the Rev,
j. Carl Mccoy officiating.
Mr., and Mrs. Townsend left at Q
o'clock for st. Louis, Chicago and
points In Canada and on their return
about July 20 will, be at home to their
friends at 1897 Young avenue,
Both Mr., and Mrs, Townsend have
many friends In the city. Mr., Town
send returned from France wearing two
service stripes and two wound stripes.
lie is one Of Memphis most popular
young business men.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
WflAERIAGEsdl lall
Gillentine- Thompson.

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, July, 10,
(SpIJ-A weuding OF interest wll br
soiemnized here on Tuesday, July u,
when Miss Clara Young xhompson,
daughter Of MIR, and Mrs, St'rank Il,
Thompson, of Blue Mountain, will be
come the bride of Lunceford !. Gllien
tine, of Pcnton, Miss, the son of J.
i, G~illentine, of this place, formerly
OF Blue Mountain The wed.
ding, which will be quietly solemnizsd,
viii take place at the home Of tho
bride.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
Messick Association.

The Messick Parent-Teacher assoeia-
ton will hold its regular monthly meet
ing at the Messick school on Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, The chairmen
of all committees are requested to be
prepared to give their full reports.
Important plans for the fall activities
will be made, and additional features
for the work Of the association will be
discussed,