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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10

the other contracting parties, liqui-
dated property to be used under sub
paragraph O. article 297. "in accord
ance with its laws and regulations"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

CHA IANOOGA, ENN.
Arrival and departure Of passenger
trains. The following figures published
as information and not guaranteed:
TERMINAL STATION
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10

UNITED STATES
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

the supreme task Of the church i Z,
see that the new social order which
I rises from the wreck OF the old ],
Christian. For unless this new Socia
order j. Christian. there can never bs
any peace Tor the nations OF safety foi
men. History attesfs this
! Back OF the League Of Nations rnnsr
De God if IL H. to endure The brother
( hood 81 Man. without recognition and
acceptance of the FatherhOod II God
l. dangerous deluSion. This l. hav-
ing abundant proof IN Russia today
where God has heen officially abolished
by the Bolsheviki who are cxempli.
flying their idea 81 the brotherhood of
Man by gouging out the eyes Of help
less captiveS ana committing every ex-
cess that fiends incarnate can devise.
We see ga the present world situa-
tion a contest between disorder and
moral stability The forces 81 an
srchy are IN action everywhere. and In
all caSeS their first attack il against
the Church and religion In Portland
recently the head Of the So-caI!ed
Soviet cried. -Your democracy i a lie (.
your liberty j. a lie your God is lie -
In Russia. churches have been con
fScated and turned into theatres and
dancing halls wherein harlotS and pro-
fiigates hold nightly revals. Say broth
er. don't You want Ia help us in our Big
Centenary Drive. May -
our oNn ambassador 10 Russia teS-
titles that DEGREES have been published
for the naturalization of women
and that marriage and divorce laws
have been enacted which were below
the standard Of barharism 80 In will
always be- when men abolish God"
The Centenary Movement proposes
10 supply the Sfahilizimg elements Of
religion. education and morality 10 a
wavcring world The Centenary will
90 into the very heart Of threatened
nations and there inject Christ into
the rebuilding Of social life. THIS l.
fundamcntal-as fundamental as the
League Of Nations. Any person who
does not see this Il utterly blind
For the sake of the World and the
Fufure-':ef Ready for the Drive.
1000 people from all lands: magnif-
itcnt PageanfS in Coliseum seating
10000. World Famous Statesmen and
Speakers: 1900 participants Grand
Chorus. 2OO0 voices; symphony or
chcstra 100 pieces: Trombone Choir
loo pieces Motion Picture and Stere-
upticon Views ON biggest screen ever
used. 100 feet suuure-high as AN eight
story building.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

In the frnck growing section of Ten
nessee. the frost Friday morning dam
aged the tomato and bean crop. IN l.
estimated that 80 per cent of these
crops have been killed. The same
spell Of weather Is reported 10 have
killed practically the entire peach crop
Of southern Illinois H. II. Lambert,
of Anna. Ills. sold his peach crop TO
a Pittsburgh. Pa. corporal ion for $50
VDO late Thursday evening-and Fri
day morning the frost killed the crop.
Locally, very little damage il re-
ported. Peaches have not been hurt
and prospects are good for bumper
crop.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
RUBBER TIRES.

We are now prepared TO put on
rubber tires We use only the best
rubber Drive around 20 the Hickman
Wagon Factory ana have your buggy
retired while you wait. Also bring
your corn and have your meal made
OF your own corn You can't miss the
toll we take
We also have Corona Wool Fat IN
stock. soc and S1.OO size. VIII send
by parcel post prepaid on receipt Of
price. We have two and three-horse
narrOws. single shovel. dOuble-trees
single-trecs. cleviscs. tap-rings. for
sale az close prices See Us for what
you WANT. +. May & Son. Hickman.
NY. dip.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
~HI aS sPPs" JOHN R. PEPPER, LIST Methodist ChQ<h
~ - AT MIGHT, Next Sunday, and Bring 0GN<
first Wethoatst HIessenge,
Il {. DoHgla5s GasfO,

Last sunday was most certainly an
ENJOYABLE day for our people. Brother
ho'"ris l. one Of our very promising
yohis preachers He brought the con.
gregn Ton under obligations 10 him Tor
INA. sp.ehaid sermon SUNDAY night.
me Lords Supper will be- admins
ler"n sunday morning This sacred
ie.isi Is Tor all who care 10 avail them
selves OF the glorious privilege of thus
witiiessing for their Lord and Master
All mothers are invited 10 partake as
We 90 mot follow any pattern. FOR the
simple reason that we have none 70
follow AZ the institution Christ adj
miiiis'ered and only APOSTLES partook.
We wonder II Jesus and his Apostles
belonged to one church and al other
disc pies. including the Lords mother.
belonged 10 another
MT John X. Pepper. 81 Memphis
Tenn, the noted layman ana worid-re-
nouned Sunday school worker. Direc-
Tor OF the Centenary Campaign Of the
Mthphis Conference. viii deliver AN
address, az the First Methodist Church.
sunday, May 4. az : 10 y m. 4 cor
diai invitation Is extended the public
!" III our services. DO not miss hear
ing Mr.. Pepper.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS

I have decided 20 add nice and
complete line Of dry goods 10 my stock
OF merchandise and will try and keep
what You want az reasonable prices.
also solicit a share Of your produce
trade l get the market each day and
pay according TO market. Yours 20
please. j. NJ Astell. Cayce, Ky. sic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

All children troubled with worms have N -
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and -
rule. there Is more or less stomach disturhance-
GROVES 1ASIELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two OF three weeks will enrich the blood. IN
prove the DIGESTION. and act Q General Sereseh-
enine Tonic 20 the whole system Nature viii IT,
throw on or dspei the worms and the Child vii -
70 perfect health Pleasant 20 take 6oc pes boelo
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

Clarence Brice. who has been IN the
recurring service az III. Thomas KY.
for the pust year. has received his dis
charge and returned home. lie l.
thinking very seriously Of re-cnlisting.
which means. Of course. that Mr. Brice
likes soldering.
For Sale: Ny residence on Dresden
Road. also bottom farm.-W. II.
Phelps. tie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

Tor World Reconstruction and Chris
tanning the Social Order
lSl9-Centenary-

The Patriotic Task of southern
hetnodisns-fo give the whole world
the only true peace-making power ou
earth-fhe gospel of Jesus Christ
81 what use Ia win the war FOR dem
vrracy unless we go on and win the
world for Christ.
Minute Men must not De- SlaclerS
only towards quail when the time
comes 10 90 out
The popularity Of the Minute Men
may he realized from fhe fact that the
Centenary Bulletin. their official organ.
has monthly circulation Of 2JOOOo.
II began with a circulation Of 1000
Ia January
so enthusiastic have the Minute Men
hccome that fourteen secretaries are
required 10 handle the correspondence
which flows In from them constantly
Dne pastor writes: We are rarin'
70 90. and Sparta Will go under the
wire along with the first"
Wsteh-Hielman go Over the Top
the First Sunday of tine Drive.
Not only will Methodism GO over the
top. but there viii BE- nearer seventy
million than fhirfy-fivc
The supreme need of the world and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
SEED CORN FOR SALE.

Little st. Charles Red Cob, Seed
Corn. raised I'm river bottom just across
the river from Hickman. Price So per
bushel-Bryant & Polhamus. Hick-
man. Ky. 5-Sc-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

Posts For Sale: Good Black Locust.
delivered in or near Hickman. at Ace
each.-Sam Wilson
ries.-Bettersworth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

Harry Spaun-
Mrs. a. J. CLANCY.
II. T. Thomas.
sam IT, futile.
Amos Matheny.
Jones 4 Johnson
j ". Johnson.
Carl Thomas.
Ozzie Flowers.
W. J. Davic.
sam BuShart.
Y. II. Scott
". +. Picr~dn.
Mrs. Frank Barnett.
a NJ. Jones.
Rev. l.. r. Adams.
Miss Sarah Stair.
Sallie L0wery.
W. b. Phelps.
Ernest Plant
Geo. ". Reid
r. r. Dougherty.
". &. Reed
Harry Poyner.
". r.. Dublin.
II NJ Wnllace.
y NJ. Walker.
JnO. Burchett.
= T. Stubs
Holland Ellis
r. u Gummous.
n g.. Amhere.
celia williams
Walter Wright
J. n. Craig.
II. - Stone.
Mrs. Joe Ridley
Mrs Willie Jackson.
J. II. Russell
i +. Meneese.
Floyd Menecse.
+. W. Adams.
y. g.. Hale. Sr.
II. c. Hale. Jr.
Miss Mabel TRULY.
W. J. Cartwright.
NJ. II. Dick
j. l. Monan.
y. r. Crocker.
Mrs. !. NJ. BurgOyne.
j. u. Henry.
w. Il. B0ndurant.
J. w. Matthews
II. q. Corum-
Tom Allen.
l.. NJ. Bushart
Jno. W. Ferguson
ii. &. Helm.
]. Kelly Smith.
r. r. Fields
II. Kettler.
Miss Vera Mayes.
Mrs. Oma Shaw.
DIR. L. &. Moss.
j. Il. Askew.
Fate Thomas
j. :. Morris.
Il. r. Williams.
Atty. ID. l. Mcneil.
Mrs. Cue TheIkeld.
Mrs. Birdie Pewitt-
W. III. Taylor.
W. Ii. Cole.
Mrs. w. J. Powell.
G.. l.. DarnelL
j. w. Davie.
Lester Stoker.
j. NJ. MOnan.
&. H. Roach
Tom Dillon
T. Il. Prather.
&. III. Henson
Mrs Fannie Prather.
W II. Young.
Mrs r. G. Prather-
w c. Upton
Pearl Kemp.
l. y. Gregory.
II. W. Posey.
NJ. l.. COrum.
Prof J. G. Sugg.
l. II. Alternately.
Aunt Martha Rice.
e. ]. Barbee.
H. G. Pearson
q. ~. Burnett
l.. w. Hutchinson
j. c. Sargent.
l. H. Langford.
Robt- Watts.
j. F. Jones.
Ernest Fowler.
F. C. Oliver.
Miss Hattie Carpenter.
w. II. Owens.
Judge X. II. Flatt.
Miss Lillian Maddox.
Alvin Threlkeld-
Mrs. ID. Guerry.
&. g. Alexander.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

After VICTORY-The Great Cente
nary Cclebrntion-C Columbus Ohio. Oh
June 2O-July ~. 1919.
Wire fence anchors for sale az Bet
tersworth'a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
GROWING HOGS

For hog 10 be- profitable he must b.
kept growing from birth 70 marketing
age He cannot be profitable unless
hc i healthy. lie can always be in "A
profit-pruducing condition II he is fed
y. A. Thomas Hog Powder. We pos
itively tell you that this remedy pre-
vents cholera, removes worms and
cures thumps. II the powder does not
make good. we will-F. r. Case. Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
Democrats Plan to
Reach Women in 20

ATLANTIC CITY. y T.. sept 70 --
With the estimate ot lIOGDOO women
{ ,ming into the ballo, before the next
presidential election. the executive
committee Of the democrltral nation
al committee, devoted most nj lis dis
ing the women voter, The committee
adjourned yesterday aud most OF its
members left for their homes
The plan proposed by A. f. Mullen
of Nebraska, that declaration b,
made in favor OF .abolshing the two
thirds rule TO nomia,e candidates in
che presidential conventions and sub
sttute the majority rule was not act
ed upon. Notice was served on the
national committee. however, that the
plan would be submitted to it,
Mrs. George Bass. head Of the
women's bureau, discussed plans for
the political education of the pros
pec,ive women voters She said that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
BETHLEHEM Steel
MEN WON'T STRIKE

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept ~ De
yclopmenn today IN the strike Of
workers called for this morning at
the Bethlehem Steel comp1ny's plant
a, Sparrow, Point Indicated strongly
that the bulk ol the men would not
heed the request Of the federation oi
labor, and that those no did would
come from the vast majority not al.
illated with that organization.
i, was learned from union men
that on, OF the 900 mcn employed
at the point only about 20 we're
affiliated with the federation and
they are members oi local No 4 ot
the Amalganmtion o. Iron, Steel and
Tin Workers A meeting Of this local
va, held Saturday night and lVl
members attended. Men who were
there say that when the strike vote
was cast, four were in favor oi the
waIkoui. the rest showing not the
slightest sympathy for walkout. II
was then decided that the records be
made to read tina, the local was
unanimously opposed to the strike
At both masses today the Rev John
Gaynor pastor Of St Luke's Cath
ollc church announced that there
would be no strike On Monday
Father Gaynor who has conSldere'
able influence 40, only with the mill
worker, bu, wi,h the mill owners as
we'll said that he made this assertion
on good authority but declined to
sINe nAmeN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
Italy Must
Be in Unity
Z. With Allies
Tittoni Recommends Avoid
anCe Of Course Opposing
Peace Conference.

ROME, Sent y ln'y mu,' re-.
man in unity with her alice. dc,llrcd
Tomasso Tliloni. the foreign minister.
in the course Of his speech Yesterday
In the chamber dealing with the
situation growing out oi ,hr liume
incident m which he Offered 90 re.
slgn ~ favor 0i any member who be
licvcd he could handle the problem
better.
The foreign minister had gone over
NE course ut IN, peace negotiations
n Paris, pay ing particular attention
70 the staiu, Of President Wilson ~
the peace dctl,i'le, and pointing out
,hai the Italian delegate, had 10 adop,
an attitude ot Compfomlse because
while Frame and Great Britain had
assured lIlly p' 'hcIr support, they
had avoided going beyoud The point
IN which they would have como into
tonillct seilh prt,idcn. Wilson. ThC
foreign minister went on
u should be a traitor Il I did no,
recommend ihc a,oldancr Of a cours,
which would pot l,dly 10 open oppoNi.
tlon TO the peace conference, whicl
would mean ilahs abandonment or
The conference with the los hi Al M,
advantage. corning from the peac,
J treatlc''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
SWITCH FORCED OPEN
CAUSED TRAIN WRECK

PETERSBURG. Va sen. %
Railway, official, stated today their
beliei that the wrcd. Of the --aboari
Nir line train. thgc nulc, south 81
Petersburg. which rcul'ed m three
deaths early this morning was caused
by the switch being oprrcd with ma
loious intent The switch lock was
broken, they said and the Jaws OF
the switch held apar, by mean, oi a
large stone The switch lamp va,
Nolcup the wick being iqund some dis.
tance from the lamp standard
Bloodhound, taken tu the scene fol.
lowed trail two mile, losing Il at a
street railway crossing Just beyond
the corporate limit,
{. l.. Smith Of Rdugn engineer :
Harry Ferguson fireman. and a negro
for whom reward OF 500 was OF.
fered BY North Carolina au,hori,le,
ior shooting iancther negro, were
Killed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
To Acquire Curly Hair
In a Single Night

HAIR tortured with tho hot curling iron
Is bound to become DRY. harsh ami buttl'.
as 70 many knu7s from sad sSpetirurr ltH
far more sensible TO use plain liquid sil-
uerine. which csu do no harm ana which
ptpducos Cufliners much If'tier ara
more natural IN appearance. This has tho
peculiar property Gf drying In the mos,
beautiful waves and cressos imaginable II
I. also finr dressing Tor the hair. pre-.
serving It's texture and health, coping "
otiiFhifuiiy soft ana plossy few ounces
from the druggist VIII last for weeks, %
II 10 not al all expensive.
LIQUID vllmerinc IL not sticky or greasy
and IL won't stain or streak hair or scalp
k convenient way to use II lE 20 Bout
little into a saucer and then with D ,lsar
tooth hufsh apply evenly TO the hHtr from
root TO tip n this is done before retiring
the Added glory to ones GROWING glory .
viii he quito In evidence In IN. morning
Tho hair viii be- nice and fluffy when
ccmhtd "ut ,hdN ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

funds could be raised by = precinct
tax where there are organization, OF
women. She suggested that ten cents
per capita would yield fund Of
half million dollars.
The problem Of financial resource,
WAS discussed extensively and a com.
mitlec was named BY Chairman Cum
mingS 10 recommend plans for in
creasing the campaign revenues. Five
million dollars. i, was said, probably
will be sought.
Two other committees were named.
one TO deal with the woman organiil-
ton and the other with publicity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
DELIVERY OF FOOD
FROM P0ST0FFlCE
STARTS TOMORROW

Food ordered more than month
ago through the po,ioilre vas Je-
ceiyed IN Oklahoma CITY SATURDAY
and delivery will begin today Of
the 40 separate orders PLACED how
ever. only jl8 can he filled a. pres
cnt Those who dld not gr' their
names 80 early viii have - wat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
OVERCHARGE0 ON WAR
TAX, SUES FOR 2 CENTS

BROCkrON. Mass--Two Lincoln
pennie, are all David r. Rahoy'ky
wants. but he is gong 10 court 10 get
Nhem. He has brought suit against
George. Pharmacy. OF ,h'S dlly, he.
cause they charged him four cents
war tax On four soda, whereas he
contends hc should only have been
asked 20 pas tNO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
Dippers Are Busy.

Atoka. Choc,aw, Bryan, MoCw'ain
and Pushna,aha counties, and Sec
,ions oi leFlore and Latlmer cIun-
ties, are those that have yet TO he
taken mp by the tick eradica,or, M
summer long. the department ha' been
dipping cattle at the rate Of about
SOOOvO a month. is the report,
Twelve men from the eastern and
,oulhcaacrn sections OF the safe at
tended the three day conference here
during the state fair. All agree that
the government men and the state men
are working together more than ever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
STATE IS NEARLY
FREE FROM TICK
Eradication Work Has Little
YET to Perform,

Tia, the only section oi lh0, state
that has yet to be cared 'oJ b. fine
tick eradication department OF the 'cd
cral bureau Of animal industry is 0.sc
counties ard parts Of two counrc 40
the extreme southeastern section ~
the stat, 4, the report Of the bureau
following the conference OF iieId men
ON Tick eradication in the Office here,
which ended Saturday night,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
WILSON May GO TO
PARIS THIRD TlME7

LONDON, sep, y President
Wilson will make Third irip to Paris,
( eeccrting to q repor, current i'll dip
ionfsflc quarters, II the senate at
'aches any amendment 10 the league
of nations scheme or many oi the
treaty clauses
This report, howe>s-. aprcaS 10
have been originated before the presi-
dent was compelled 10 abandon his
speaking tour on account oi illness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

! pee1 Wory about cessna Of other
ehD )geoblsA You can havs Q eleaS,
hsal(aV skin BY using zemo. obtained
q ~ deue store for sc. or extra large
boft6 q ei00
y zeme generally removes pimp'es
6ackhoodA blotehee, ecsema and ring.
worn ond makes the 0kin clear and
healthy. zemo d . clean. penetrating.
satiee0tle liquid, neither sticky nor
G1ssej m stains nothing. It Is easily
Sppll66 nd costs mere trihe for each
ape,ic6aioa Il 10 always dependable.
mr. ". Ross Co.. CLEVELAND. q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
A New River.

"Iimc Tor ocean voyage
YES. Dorothy is on the qui 'ire
When did that sail l"-Lomsyiilc
Courier Journal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

Nil he refunded to persons who or.
tered he cherries, beans ard soup
LIZ pnNnA,icr slIl ltN.rdaD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
"OUCHr ANOTHER
RHElJMATIC TWINCE
Oct busy and relieve those pains with
. that handy bottle Of Sloan's
!, Liniment

What Sloan's does. it does thor
nuyhly--pene,rates without rubbing to
the assailed par, and promptly re.
Nevss lll manner Of external pains
aid aches. You'll find il dean and
non skin-staining Keep il handy for
seiatlca, lumbaso, neuralgia, oversex.
srted muscles, stiff joints, pains,
btuisest strains, sprain,, bad weather
after-etfects.
For y years Sloan's l.iniment has
helped thousands the world over. You
won't b On exception. II is unequaled
In producing results.
All dfNeGists--JSc.. 70c.. &l.N.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

Territory that will probably he hit.
o1 from Guaraullrr soon. a' a1-
nuunrcd following tine conference is
Cater. Coal and ptrsbnrg courtcs.
and remainder, Ut Haskell laumcr
.iellor. Nuskogcc, Love and ohero.
kcc counties.
The hr,' OF conditions prevail IN
practically the entire state with good
reports on the five counties Wherein
me work +, We, 10 be taken up The
'a,, remaining county OF the state ha'
made II, appropriation for the tex
eradication work. and the dcpar'.
mcr', work has been thoroughly 'y'.
tpuItl2ed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

A weak mind is likc - aUcroscope,
which magnifies ,rifling things. but
cannot receive great ones
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
Territory Affected.

before, ,ht creates, efficiency being
thus obtained
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
BIG ROUNDUP OF
POLICY PLAYERS

From the blotters OF the various
desk -sergeants. it would appear that
the ancient game OF policy" so pom
ular with the colored gentlemen OF
the city. will henceforth be known
and proclaimed to be Bad Policy"
No fewer than six alleged operators
of the game commonly called policy
were seized yesterday by plain
clothes sleuths.
Three each were credited to the
First and Second precincts, Officers
Ford, Goldsby, Caldwell and Maxey
rounded up the Second station quota
while Lee, Nefsz and Wyatt tied the
score for the First station The six
offenders gave their names and ad-
dresses as follows: Sam Price. 222
Central street; Norman Bowers. rear
Of T20 East Clay street: J. w. Price,
SIT North Seventeenth street; James
c. Brown, "a West Jackson street:
Alsie Starks, 1870 Pulliam street: Will
liam Glasgow. SIS Puliam street. All
of the alleged seemed to have found
business good, as they experienced no
trouble in furnishing bail for their
appearance before Justice John.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
CROSS WARRANTS IN
BRICK TOSSING CASE

Justice Crutchfield will be called on
To solve the Randolph riddle when
four members of that family will be
hailed into police court to settle a
many sided argument, Joe Randolph
and G. Edgar Randolph, of 1914
Staples street, will have to answer to
a charge of being very disordcrly on
The premises Of her. the said Lizzie
Randolph. Lizzie herself, who re-
sides at 1912 Staples street, will have
to explain why she dropped a large
brick on the unoffending head of liver
Randolph, After this has been dis
posed OF the unoffendine Iver will
swiftly change from the role of plain
tiff TO defendant, as Lizzie has sworn
that he, tho said Iver, did assault and
beat her. then and there. Officers
Flournoy and Frayzier dragged the
tangled quartet into the Second sta
tion, where bail was furnished