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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-04-18
Cop. Ill

Metropolis. Ill,, Apr IS 70
Mrs Cornnie Bowman, Of St
Louis, Mo IS here looking after
the interest OF her brothers per-
sonal effects, and Liberty Bonds
which he had deposited in the
First National Bank OF this city
Her brother. John Crabtree, who
was iamilrly known to almost
every one in Metropolis, was a
member Of Co. NJ old Sth Illinois
National Guards or $40, y 5.
Infantry. He went to over seas
and saw service in France. with
our c yn Brave-lieroe, OF Me rop-
lis, who went over the Top. and
put the Huns on the run. But
the rigor OF warfare proved to be
too great for Corporal Lrabtree
and he was consigned to the Base
Hospital in France. and he was
not permitted to return with his
friends and comrades to the states
until recently he was allowed to
return with other casuals to the
United States. reaching the de-
barkation Hospital. at Hoboken
No. Hoboken. N ! where he
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-04-18
THE CALL.

The 6iih ANNUAL session Of the
General Missionary Baptist State
Association and the Educational
and Missionary Association. aux
iliary viii meeting in Springfield
III with the New Hope Baptist
Church. Ed w Henry Snowden
Pastor. May coco, 1910
We request that every " L.
q NJ Society and District con
vention within our Jurisdiction send
"a representative to the asso-
citation Our hope for the iutfue
depends upon the efforts NC put
forth TO make the world better
advise you to renew your vision.
and press forward for successful
meeting
We must raise 5loo 90 Tor our
for our old Ministers Home and
Nc pledged 500 90 to the sup
port Of our school in Nashville
Tenn. and SIS 90 TO our For
eign Mission Board
The cry for the age is For
ward Our women arc equal
10 any women any where then let
Us 60 forward
Sisters don't forget the Arr
and Needle work for our Bazaar.
We are striving to forward in
this work and sc need the assist
ance Of The entire membership to
accomplish tie task.
Behold the haryestis ripe viii
you tabor in the vineyard. Why
halt ye between two opinions
Remember the place aud date
Maggie B Taylor.
Cor Sec
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-04-18
ON TO SPRINGFIELD.


Special to the Gpzette
The General Missionary Baptist
State Association will meet with
the New Hope. Baptist church,
DIR. Henry w. Snowdcn, pastor.
A great meeting is expected, and
as that IS true, the ministers and
messengers are to determine what
the meeting will be The Baptist
Brotherhood thru-out the State is
expected to join in this mighty
work to push forward and extend
the kingdom Of the Master Brc-
thern OF Southern Illinois as well
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-04-18
Statement OF Ownership
Statement of the Ownership,
Management and Circulation Of the
Metropolis Weekly Gazette for A.
nil 1910

Metropolis Weekly Gazette Tor A.
pril, |, 1919.
Copied from statement and publish
ed according 70 a. act Of Congress Of
August. p. 1912
That the names and address
es o. the publisher. editor manage
iuz editor. and business mg rs arc:
Publisher J B. McCrary,
Metropolis III ,
Editor Geo l MeCray
Metropolis III
Managing editor Edgar McCrary
Metropolis ~
Business Mgr NJ ] Mcerary
Metropoli I'll.
That the owners are
3. McCrafy. Metropolis II
That the known bond holders mort
eager and other security holders hold
ing j per cent Or more q the tatal a.
moant q bends mortgages or other
seeacitle ere
s g. Kerr Metropolis. lli
Fred z Young
d NJ Heim
s That the average number Of copies
Of each issue Of TINS pablleation'sold or
distributed thru the mails or otherwise
70 paid subscribers durings.the past six
months Is 500
J b. McCrary.
Publisher
sworn to and subscribed before me this
the 8lst Of March. 1919
VIM Wright. Notary Public.
other churches Of the city to help
make this meeting worth while
Let us make the monty miss
ionary meeting a success and take
Southern. Illinois for The Baptist
NJ. ] Blake.
District Pres.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-04-18
Keen the Money Saved.

Thrift means saving money and
Keeping Il saved. Patriotism does not
mean enthusiasm today and indiffer-
ence tomorrow Buy War Savings
sfemps aud hold them. No mans daty
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-04-18

Body Blow.
A Maryland man eloped with HIS
sweetheart'a twin by mistake, and 10
now happy. This will be body blow
for the soul-matist2 Cleveland PIaiS
Dsalsr.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-04-18
S. Bartlett Kerr, Purchaser.
Sergt Henry Hutchison, was a
Paducah. visitor last week
Centralia, Ill.

Rev ] b McCrary.
We beg for spaceto say that the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29
EJZU PLANTS FOR SALE

] have 2 lot o. E%=u plants for
lie g. S3.23 per loo N 'C.s :eSs tasa
GOO, aad %250 per 100 IL ict5 q
n,ote nan sec. This p'art is an OK
rc;tars :oTeEe Y'aat. &r' viii groT on
Eay nin1 o. irrd AGd'eSs:
CuAS SIELE, Taiuiah, Ia.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

E-Gov- Hall complains that Mr..
Psrker deserted him after putting
him IN the Governors chair. We sup
nese Dir. Parker thought he had done
enough for him and did rot care TO
rothe- him through his administra-
ti'n- In reality, IT seems that Mr..
Eau has deserted Dir. Parker. TIE
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

M-s Horace s.aXwsil was in Tallu-
lah Friday as gne house quest Of ths
Andrew Sewer hcGac. Sac Was n Tai
!Liah - Ic,2e Lar. .l-AWCi WAC passes
t3goa&L rG:M!ah "a rs way from
Eic&sbucg to k.s home in Enoka.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

Son ccu~hiur. Yen rac.E ere ln?@s
ard Merry tie ho3y. Pal,2c3'3 Fore-
hoard s.rap chec'<9 irritation, heeis
end re2tn:aa comfortable breathing.
Sid by Ta,l-iaa Drug 2tc-e.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

Mrs. Eoyace Maxwell. has been the
guest % the Leo anie,!s noGe IL
RoO5evels, la.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29
relay

When three prlc.iced politicians
surround enc lone farmer, there IS
rothi2- he can Do but surrender, take
Ss~7n= button, escape, and vote as
he pieases.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

Ms. !. V. Wright and daughter
Eera'e May, eff IT,aay morning for
.suw Orleans. -.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

Mrs. r. E. Gilbert entertained the
night bridge club on last Friday night
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

Miss Alvin Scott IS enjoying a
pleasant visit to friends az Little
Evc!:, Ark.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

WAN D. Rooms for light
hggses .sping b. m,ddie-Gsed couple.
'.B" care of this office.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

o.. .. -..'-. - s.
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. -.1--.,a:.a. !
-
-a--..- ~, Sc ,,..--G r..-l.a .s.'
.....- ,-..r, 60, o.. ... iva.
'.-' ..-.. - -'.-, '
-...c.".-5.
~ have ,-s. c.,--5 t7"e'.r .fn
.u.. ....-S"~ act '.4. Ea-a~ice
.ni' -o 49, -y. life .,r -''-i,..,.,
g. .-ss ,&..e tran t-ee"oa.. Nca
AIKEN ..cm all ranks il l.ia-rich
,uG Pg-.--DGTEei .-e-r o-l~z's 90
re s2.:,~, ri thc wag'.-ce ,r-z OK
tar VII 81 -y"a-ed ne O.! Ar-a.l-
O.. sentiment -aa; wcs D-.U u J2r'0
from lie cr~jG.. ~IG -:.rrasa-' -gD.-
tom L. nc @Tcs.-s ana II he
-a1.oi- c TIE Ia. ",;|e E.- I--'.y
- Eve .~a 6lJ,a.' Tier i 30 r-,-t-
o. g. sing altering company .a I'll
J.y g. s.o.s g. -.et 4. taa Nu.e~.car
army - re lE9pC. N9Ut! anyone
dc a. So tbs W. s'a-;e I~a.''-
a.a company IL. ia nc. s1a"a .n..
continent, II lie comps ,. h,1e 4s
Veil d. "a the trc..:
-kcl r.. 5 acc.2t !. rs = ur.ve:rcl
sentiment ta,t 10 man wants 20 ie
! B2-zeI; a2d is. II accept 3 rs a mi
velal sentiment Ea.- thu principles
OF Democracy sn.n re- re vio,a,e3
! ~ C.-her Democrat CT Republican
v;.th the free viii Of TIE PEOPLE. No
e will question ,aat he city Of
, New Orleans IS under boss rule
ii its cwH VIII, buU because inc 20
;jt:cal machinery O. tie Losses vs.
nut in operation thr5at - tlreai IS
a s~;Ier builds his web. u -r...iac
! pictures Of the effectiveness and Eff
cheney q or-aai-a son; the s-rcgg.E
Of united action; the o1do~ae"le
q The office holder aa4 his acAaov.-
! atged responsibility TO the people.
But, alas, when they become
stccrgIy enough e~tre2c.ai il The
control CT the vCse the bosses en-
GorseJ theuae,vas alacc.c1 aE5e- eiac.
ton and We Rave the picture + are Of
! the g-eat cities a =, world wisH ths
second eretest pert II he world more
than 20 years ahead Of is annual re
ceip,s il expenditure of money
crushed with the burden Of taXatio,
and killing tie fatted calf for IL:
p-odicaI.
1, Mr. Parker viii be elected hecaus,
he has been free in u2hodiirc tn
principles Of Democracy and refuse,
TO deny the principles at the DC
hest OF any party o. faction.
VI. Parker Will be elected hecaust
tha people have confidence in ais il
tegri.y, his business ability ard h
thorough understanding CT the need
Of the state. Mr.. Parker viii b
elected because he is thorOugh5re,
!, American of the type that opens th
windows and doors ard allows III
] fresh air OF rnodern advancement
: 70 dive ont tho vftiatAd at.noSDS ~
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

dissas " gilc- Person and E.0i.-
gce.-oa enjoyed Etitay v.,h ta-ii
Tri-aG, Hiss Ages Sheds.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

e. T.-T2T- Par-sS Henry Earttner
Saws F-~-o- VII Get iva Eo;Ss
-, Of The.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29

sS,S-sAI. 49, L-GEaL NI1-S
Faoae as
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-29
WANT

he pleases
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
CASE lFIEa CASE.
pi<niy Mese Lnls This In
Dickscu.

Scores 81 Dickss, psopls can ssiI
Jos about Doan't Kidn4y HlIA
Many d happy eisii4u makes i pub
he ssatemsni oi biz experiences
Hers N cara vi H. What ksstsi
proof ii merit can be bad Than such
sndoSaements
n Z. England. issms. \, y. D.
I. Dickson. Gays: Il hsve doas 4
lot u hard wosk In MY tune On ths
iarm sBA / think that hscash& %
my sso1hls. | hays suffered : good
dssl from bsekAchs and my hid
mega didn't act right. Tbs kidns.
secss,ions we're highly colosed and
burning In passage. ! read ahoul
Doan's Kidney Pills and bought
some ., The Mysts Dsus Co, ! b
gan using them and thsy soon hxsd
me ~ 10 good shaps. Two 6oxss
II Deans regulated my kidneys and
removed The hackaches "
Price eDe q. oil dsslsrs. Don,
simply ssh Tor kidney remedy
ssi Uoan's kidney oills--tbs ssms
that Mss. England had, Foster. u
burn Co.. MfsrA. Buffalo. N. 7.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
osiruARv.

Mn. Eliza McCospia Was born
Jan. Ii, isA9, departed this lie
May n, 1919. making hsr stay On
ssrth 10 years. 4 moaths aud seven
days. She had been 10 poor health
for some time.
All that loving hsnds and med,.
asL aid could aa. s.s, dame. ,hnt. .ths
Lord tnew best aud said Come ~
Higher,
She 10 survived by one - v,
n 4asssvfa sud "Tsssgsa" Jaan.
children. one srsa,.srGid child. one
sister and q host oi relatives snd
friends 10 mourn their loss
She wac member Of the Free
will Bsp,is. Church having .aoiess-
Cd religion when young. and lived
. true Christian lie until death.
She was faithful 10 her church.
and.wss loved bY all who xasw hsr.
Funeral service vas conducted
by Bro. Hosnsr alter which che was
laid TO rest In the family burying
ground. on piney beside the remain
Of her husband.
Sleep swes.ly. grandma. Ia your
grave,
Your soul has inund \ place
Among the angels gathered around
God's holy throne OF grace
We. miss you dear grandma. every
,day. 49,. ...-s...-. ~. ~,
But tie Joy TO know our hearts
Mill iondly love,
And that you've found a happy
home
With those who dwell sbofs.
Written BY = loving Standehild.
--Etsis McCorpin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
~oNaas'otkr NOTICE
PEOPLES BANK
vs..
JOE MEADOWS

State Of Tenn .-Aicksoa County
In this caase 4 Appearing 10 the
CLERK that tn defeadsnt. Joe
Meadows, 10 iuslv Indebted 10 the
plaintiff. and is no0-resideus ol
the S,ase. 30 tka the ordinary pro.
ccss oi sav cann,t BE- served IN hin,
end 40 execution having been sued
out, returnahls 20 Circuit Cosst n
County. and the same having been
levied on dei-adsa,'s property. il
10 ordered by th. Clark. that pablica.
ton Be mads four consecutive
weeta in the Dscksoc County Her.
ah newspaper published in Dick
son. Tennessee. commanding The
said Joe Meadow. to appes. d u
Court house ia the town Of Chas3o.te
% THURSDAY July :. 1919.
to shos cause il auy be- has shy
the action 81 the Court should not
Be- made 6nal.
Witness nv hand at ofsce THE
he 3ud.. day Of June 1919.
]. I. PETTY. Sheriff,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

N. ]. JAMES
VS.
LESLIE CH0ATE

Before r. Warren. J r.. Of Dick.
sdH County. Tennessee.
In cause 1. appssrs By At
idal. that the defendant. Lsslis
4hSa,s Ii Justly indebted TO thu
ksn,iii snd IL q nonresident Of thu
Fs,a,e. 80 that the ordinary process
Of law cannot BE sssvsd on him
and al original attachmsn. having
hsen levied ON his property and ~.
turned 10 sss.' HIS. ,hssssase. csdss.
I'd ths. publication be made In the
Dickson County Herald. = news-
paper published in the town cl
Dnsssa. ~Fssusassss se +tsase assx'
secu,iys wseks. commanding tbs
said Leslie Choats to appear before
me at INV otiics Ia Dickson, Ten.
nsssee on the
10th DAY or JULY 1919
aud make defence TO said suit % II
will be proceeded With FL parts
This. June S, 1919,
T. J Warren. J. =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
|nEIkIonE oulI
/ THIae 70 HELP
Nerrosas Tronbles Of Sesen
{ Years lloae and She Now
Sleeps SoGadly

Per seven yssrs ! sadsssd and
| eeaidn't Ansi y thing that sosld
hslp uss hHs ons bottle u this psw
nadieins. Msritnse. hss made me
|issl iik. i a~w p<-*ssn. " ssid Mrs
l1asy Aslsdss. u sos unlon Asenas,
Chattanooga, Team.
Nervousness VAS my eh,ri srna-
|hl4f NM. Mledss consiFts-d |
drsadsd ta3e " bed = slshs b1'
cause s5aidn' AesD Llaa l~@r
"a sndsSfolIed about the led sii
nishi, iand. al ccnfrs ~h~n morn
ine yams, iss. " hadls ! could
hardly gss ~.
Msrss0n~ ~As svcnn msnded %
highly TIA, tia.iiy | s,srssd sskins
Il.
Cue At.iIr OF Aeritans has done
me more ra0d than any other msdi'
cine ! sssr .sisa. and has made mt
issl liks asw psrson. The nsrsous
nsss has left me sntirsly and | ear
no 10 bed 1t night now aud siesE
souadiy pnii morning. The tired.
worn ont iesliag used To have ID
all gone and | lest good oil tbs
time -
Ms,itoo- ~ sold exclusively In
Dickson By Matthews Drug Co,
and q. Spsigk. 4 Sieks s,ay.on.
Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
now AM GIRL CAN - !.
NAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl ~ woman 10 pretty II her
eyes are red. strained ~ have dark
sings, Simple ~itchs z-l. cAmphor
hydsastis. ct " mixed in l.avun.
tik ey. wash. gill brighten the
eyes aud 4 week ia. will sormise
you with itr QUICK results. Reg,
ular use ii l.svop,ik keeps the eyr.
healthy. sparkling and vicious,
The quick change will please you
Dainty aluminium eye cup FREE
Clrmme fharn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

R+v II l.. Walker. The State
Secretary d the Tennessee Sunday
sh,d Association. was in Dick.
soa aad postponed tbs distriet Con.
vsntion uotil Sunday June ID. A
msa m cling ID called fos q 400
y IN. on thst day u this church
All evangelical denominations are
uait%d In ths work ot the State
Az ,e,.,ton. Mr. walker comes to
hriss the ipii .eacs Of tbs leading
woS ssfs aud 10 stif Up oil the
sohsaols al ssaluas Efforts In every
iealsrs NJ the work. He will fepor.
on the ps~ssnt outlook and On the
leadsag 0eti,ais ia ass .anaonR The
Various churches.
Services In tins church June III
nj the regular hours. Sabbath
School 9:i5 Preaching II a. IN,
Coo ysauon l:30. Christian kadsav.
or 7 p. m. and evening service at
= o'elocx. Miiwsvs prayer meet
Ing every Wednesday at So ri
Strangers aud visitors always
cordially wslsomed at all mestinss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

All sunday Schools 10 Dicksor
sod VICINITY arc included in ID,
call and invited to take part To III
district convention To BE- held sES
Rev. H. l.. Walker. sscre, arg xyfae
State SUNDAY schoo. A.see Nion
n the Presbyterian Shnrch Il 2W
.. NJ, June Is This vii DO MI
important meeting and. a full At
lspbsnes IL =, .arsed, Ny, Wake!
viii BE- 10 so,ne oil tt,s schools and
churches 10 the motnin Of that
day.
d.. q. L. Bouldin has gone TO
High Point. N G.. to Join Mrs
Rouldin and children for = three
weeks visit 10 relatives While
there he will serve 40 his bro.hst q
bsst man, June 18th. 10 the kornsr.
Bouldin wedding. Also little Miss
Wilmot Bnuldin will act ~ one al
the little flower airIs. Before r..
turnins Dr., Rouldin will attend the
North Carolina State Dental A.
socis,icn which conveoes At Ash.
vile, \ c,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
Re.Advestised Land Sale
On Account OF Raised Bid
CARlki STU ART, II al
Va.

Va. .
0.AR GULL, E-xl.
Ia County Court At Charlotte. Tenn
In obedience 10 decree al ,h,
County Court \, Charlotte. mad
.. the April Term. 1919. in ,h.
shovs styled case, | will on
SATURDAY. JUNE II. 1919. !,
st 2 p. ns.. nn premises coll 10 ,h.
highest ard best bidder the proper,
~ in said decree described, beins
said horse and LOT kao~n a. the
Mrs. Mary A. lAmp.sy. ~ ne and
b~tn9 in the Filth Civil District 81
Dickson Coualy. tennessee. and
described ~ follows;
Beginning on the Southwes, car.
nss al Chssys lot and on the North
tide Ut Rickert ayence. run. N,r,h
with Cherry's line, $50 ieet TO IN
alley. thence Westward 50 i~+, To
lot Nc. Is. thence Southvasd gl5J
isst 10 Rictsst avenue; thence
Eastward with said avenue 50 feet
IN tie besinnipg ls,.
TERMS or SALE.
This sale will be made ons-,hird
cash and balance in two equal pay.
meots. on 4 credit OF six and twelve
months. 10 the highest snd h~ss
bidder. With notes drawing interest
from date with approved security.
and ii~s retained Tor farther secun.
". This 22ud aay Of May, 1919.
NJ. HARRIS. Clerk
and CommiHioces.
Il. c. Rieharison. Soslsisoe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

from the Ames iowa lnislligencer.
When q man comes to you oil
doubled up with pain and declarss
be will die in your presence uuless
700 procure him Z drink al whiskry
send him 10 4 doctor OF elas give
him q dose Of Chamts.laiu's Collie
and Diarho<a Remedy. There In
4 mistaken potion xpons = whole
lot et people that bsea- 10 the best
remedy TOT collie ans stomach ache.
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

T. K. Gray. who has been cashier
Of the Farmsrs 4 Merchants Banl
White Blu6, Tor several months
has resigned and h nov manager
oi the White Bluh Hardware Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

FOR SALE-Hsny II svse,
potato shps; Many Hall variety,
l.. D. Miller. sylvia. RI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Funeral Oiree.
tors and en-.
banners.

We carry Q coMctete
isae NJ Colsias ard Cas-
keta4 All calls give n
psomee sttesfses. Day
o. ssigtus. bss. phsaes }
Uiaess' n: Cs@hsH.
z,sj No. ia. Rest<~ 70
! Asss. Cs@6wsaEn4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-05
WEAVER SENTENCED
TO LIFE IN PRISON

tentiary. Have you any reason why
you should not be sentenced7"
weavers lips moved. In a voice
that showed little emotion. he re-
piled:
II have none, except what my law.
yers have already said. am not
guilty and didn't get a fair trial"
Attorney George Olson notified the
court that, as one OF counsel for the
defendant. he would appeal 10 the
supreme court OF the state to save
his client.
Olson had previously asked for a
new trial on the ground OF alleged
Irregularities In the jury room. He
pointed out that a woman juror. aft
err the verdict was returned, Septem.
Der 20. had three times declared in
open court that the verdict was not
hers. She had twice admitted II was.
and olson's motion was lost.
lie Got One Year
Weaver. II is said. once served
term IN McNeils island prison for
violation OF the counterfeiting laws
Of the United States. It was to this
the Judge referred In pronouncing
sentence.
The sentence was In one sense n
surprise. John Ozek, who pleaded
guilty Of manslaughter and admitted
he was one OF the three bandits who
participated in the Uren murder. had
previously been sentenced TO serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-05
Jimmie" Davis
Bars w. D. Lane
From Speaking

TACOMA. Nov. 6.--Councilman w.
u. Lane. Seattle. was barred from
the Commercial Club last night
His scheduled address on Social
Awakening OF the Church" before
the Commonwealth club. under
whose auspices he had been invited
to speak. was undelivcrcd.
Lane made the trip all the way
from Seattle, was met at the door OF
the Commercial Club. Informed OF
tho refusal OF the club to permit him
to speak. and returned at once with
out further ado. MIR. Lane was
deeply rcsentful OF the eleventh
hour action OF the commercial body.
President James II. Davis OF the
Commercial Club. presiding at the
meeting. informed the assembly that
the club had decided TO permit mo
one who was not 100 per cent Amer
lean 20 speak In It's rooms"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-05
WHY DOES man KILL?
For money and jealousy, principally, but
for most any reason at all" says Deputy
Prosecutor John Carmody.

anger prompted him. And Lonnie Sanders. who
pleaded guilty to manslaughter. was also drunk
and just naturally ornery.
-kanadA. who shot another Jap. was another
naturally character lie freed here.
hu, has been arrested since in California on an
other murder charge.
"Deaver jealous and Roselius. The
shooting OF cicotia and Ludwig was the result Of
anger and fear. nritx also 10 In this class. Tho
Graham woman. who sho, her two babies. must
have been crazy. Then tho Bryan murder What
was the motive In that case. Paty'
Presumably robbery. she had $500 which
someone got Patterson answered.
You're forgetting the murder of Ryan. the
rent driver ehmed In Brown. "hs was
cent And also Eda sufanen. tho woman who
w~s shot In that hotel where she vent y buy
whisky e.s 49,
and there's ono rnorr.- carrnoay addcd Emil
Ksrhu cut his wifes head off. out Of jealousy.
That about winds up The list"
(which makos a total os 81" said Brown. who
had been checking them Off. "call u two
month
UOUT of the a." carmody continued, seven
" killed for robbery. five jealous, and five
and one was out after revenge. There was liquor
mixed up In three OF the cases.
Man killed in most Of tbs cases. Five times
n man killed y woman. once woman poisoned
another woman and only once was man victim
Of
Thirteen OF the crimes committed at
night. and eight In the daytime; two at high noon.
A gun was the instrument Is times. knife -four
times. poison used once, and one murderer
adopted stranguation.
"scyen victims friends of the murderer.
six of slight no acquaintance. two were
enemies three were sides of tho eternal triangle.
two wives. and in one case a mother killed
her children.
'DisrnissinR the robbers. who got $4,000 for
taking lives. man shot another from
jealousy over who should drive auto. another
HarA 40, rhaae Ma
ems. one man siashed fellow 10 death be-
cause he thought he waa cheating Mt poker. an
other shot peacemakor In union quarrel
lawyer shot political boss divorce suit. and
twice murdered wives who would not live with
them.
80 IL II my conclusion that man who has
murder in his makeup is liable to get II out OF his
system for reason at all"