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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

aaflI flr ans person. or any meme
Hsr H. NI. Hr Dor IHlfN. ur Die ur her
,.nt. UIIulufr. ur agent ~ serve.
fool IU HnHH IHuuHHt ur uufrif
u. HU ...ri Hr lI.nruHHi lu ur about
TUH r.H.r. Hu. I-ufuNlrIfIuE Do.
.l fn nU ron
E.. oH o. shall he unlawful Tor
n tIuH. H.." Ur NU.trrnHi ursuul.
UHu Goo UH. hUoU maintain ur
H. Ni..N". nluurs Hf anf ilui
ur UlHHI.l," IU UuY hHIliIus occupied
IH IUU ely Ur organization.
Hl .r. rluHI ur uhrr connected with
uH IIItrr' thereto.
section Amy pDrsuu violating
aus 90 tID u.'tHlons OF thr proceed
.UT s.gfHu. .UIIL iur thp uf.t Of
f.H.U. Doe ImuU..ueI ln tln county
i.i. f.f I rrriud ui not lesH Than nine.
I.HH uu. HuHI" thsu HlN months u1i
fHr fur s.urd "a uuY r~uhHcguvuI
uueu.o shall hr Imprisoned in the
siIir Tt"tIt.UtUtrf fsr NOT lsFH than
two nor HHIH thsu five yetfa and tine
district Uur uf the ludgD thereof.
HnrIl hrNr 1000 power tu Suspend the
imposition coz execution u. HuY srn
lou.e required lf this act e. hr lm.
posed 'ul .uN violation hereof
Upon iuy conviction for a violation
af fHs Iru.lslHlr 0f this tDt 10 Dr. here
uy UIlp fne dues oi th" p~ru-rrutinr
officer nf thH .lltr. prosecuting the
cd cause tn ilit with co., Trial Judge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

In 1915 Sir Arthur Garrod proved
that IN govt also trne in rhenmatism)
there is deficient elimination ON the
part Of the kidneys and the poisons
within are not thrown OF.
Prof. n. Strauss attributes n n
attack Ia the heaping mp uf poisnns
where there h N abundance OF uric
ncid which Is precipitated in the POINTS
and sheaths, setting up Inflammation.
Before the attack Of govt ~ rheu-
matism there Is sometimes headache,
or what Is thought % be neuralgia. or
rheumatic conditions, such ~ lumbago,
pain Ia the back oi the neck, or sciatica.
As Prof. Strauss says, " The cxcretlon
Dl uric acid We are able a. effect hy
exciting diurcsis.n Drink %copiuusly OF
water, six ~ eight glasses per dav, hot
water before meals, and obtain Anuric
tablets, double strength, for 90 cts, at
the nearest drug store and take them
three times a day. II you want a trial
package send 10 cents 60 Or. piurcuia
lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
"Anuricr (auti.uric) Is a recent dis.
c1ycry of DR., Pierce and much more
potent than lithia, for il will dissolve
urc acid W hot tea dissolyes sugar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

n sworn affidavit in writing in tho
manner provided hy law. PRAYING for
fhr Immediate issuing OF H aelrrh
warrant. 90 b 700 that nn, huunra
had u' held hy tho &C. eudanf may ie
discovered nnd subjected tu The pro-
Visions ~ III law nnd " shall There.
upon hr the dutN ~ the Trial judge 90
forthwith Issue turh search Warrant.
addressed Co the proper officer. tum-
uHndiur him Go forthwith proceed n
Hrurrh thU premises named DO do
H.rIhrd Iu said warrant and Co noiEr
ans lluuurr that ulHy There he found
ana tn bring aud produce fhe same
before the court. aud aurh liquors Hu
seized anu produced before tho ruurt
shall Dee subject 20 such disposition Hs
The court may direct.
Section D. % shall boz the duty ui
fhe district judges. lu lr%HfructinE
Grand lurirH. Ca give such iurioH fpecI-
uc instruction us O. their power and
duty Go return accusation against the
above named officers Tor failure 90
comply herewith, ami likewise t0 cnll
tfulr attention 90 their duty 90 iuycsti-
EutD uuN other violations ~ tine pro
Visions 90 this Law.
section C. Justices uf the pence
shall have concurrent jurisdiction
with the district court. In The trial
and punishment of an persons prose
Duioi under the provisions ~ this act.
whore thv penalty required % ho linz
posed IL q Jail sentence only,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
The Prohibition Enforcement Law
As Amended and as 1t Finally Passed Both Houses
Of the Legislature

and used for medicinal mechanical uI
|Hoioutillc purposes nuiN ur q" vino
whom intended gui used tlr Htnit
mental purposes only.
section o. shall Dee unlawful f"f
tho proprietor owner CO., manager. u'
hts or hrr family. ur agent rOi
want or employee OF % Proprietor
owner or manager co. any huiul room.
ing house. en- pllre where lodging On
furnishpd for hire r%rIilufHui nr place
where meals are served Cor 'nIupcu
mtiuu. ur atty pool ur billiard hail tH
hrlur into. serve cor ilspruHH ur have
ga Keep IN or about such building 1f
place or any huildiur co.. uuildinH
connected herewith ur adjacent there
"a. any Intoxicating llpuur ui any
RIM or character
Provided that tho provisions or
THE section Hs tu possession HhHi moi
apply to tho portion 90 HIil promise
or hulldlurs ldil'rnt iu Ur connect
eel Herewith. uHoi Ind occupied ca
] tluaiSclN ds the home nf any prf
ron. but 10 shall nevertheless he IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

An art pruhihitinr Iui regulating
the manufacture. importation uro ana
possession uf I~utnNirltluE Liquor pre-
scrihiuF i-uult,e- therefor % giving
Justices Of Tho peace ~,uu"uIr'ut iurls-
itriiuu tp enforce thr PROVISIONS OF
This act IN certain instances
he d Cip,ctcd has the Legislature oi
the Htutc o. New Mexico
section i u shall hp unlawful for
any per- an. association co., corpora
tlon william the state to manufacture
Tor sale. barter or Hift. % ardent
spirits, Gle. beer. alcohol Wine CO., d.
luur o. amy KIND whatsoever contain
tug ulco'hol or for any person, assoc
clnttou Or corporation To- import into
thls STATE any such liquors ur bower
Hgrs for safe, hdrter ur slit, cor 10 sclI
or leut''r or kcru fur sale ur barter
amy ot such liquors or beverages. oi
offer lttt such liquors 90 beverage.
iur sole. barter or trade Provided
nothing iu tins section shall be- held
lu unuls tu druujurt1 ur wood 40.
cohul or grain alcohol when intended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

ua Ami, ,,nt ~ A, an, u.tn-
| ~.
~, -" $500 49,, ,hi,b =
b.,..t 1900 .,t ., ioV. Won for 4
nave uut 1 must have YOU. Annie. 4
fnaw. viii divorrn Olive. She ~
cold. husiucrl-llke and will soon fof
ret mo. Iut you. my little singing
bird. YOU halnnr la me-" Then came
the sound or % struggle. I thought /
detrctoI klasoa. ami then,
Ne. fnmpheor. you are craEyi
You don't know what you are sny.
iur' WHY. / love Olite-lovo her. I
toii YOU lot mc ro'" n was "a
fronsicd whisper lot me 40 before
nha comes In. n would Nm her and
mo too"
Why you. swecinessf" Honsod
another and mrthcr strurrIo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

Chapter nv,
,~.ttaiuuaIN Lawrence liuiI Ur
TuuIu other man Joined us Dithrr 20
home u. Ht tlt tH,Itrr. MT iiurt inc
.filiII boot tHlf look rf something
..rI nt.f iH I.fH Boo hiH Dtrs when DEE
IuU rI .f mt Dur uiFhf when Annie
IuI tt.Ht wore absorbed iu 10 dis
ttHHiuu IHrHi some Huuas wr hIl
Iust n..rl . uru'd tu Mr Hart and
IHtUi
Wht aru ,uI .1rr, Tor mo
Nhl wnHf do sou meIu'' Die
HorlIuiou evident
"Iu.I what uy why AFRO sov
-urrs f0r m,' know ,ou tro
"uh UU' Iw sure u ave uo
u'ol ol 800. IlU lui recovered nim
trll.
Th,u wh, do % always hook re
Wu Win pits BOO Fouf Dyes
"You c|.fi.niy Co."
.Tnun Ut , muHt o,proas SOME
ihIuE Z ln UHI Ir,I' I could got hiu
tu stN nothing mure
Aitet tlH NOTICED he cnrrnuii,
IHUh Mains tu Inoi particularly pl,aH.
but WHOM Q DHuHht hia glance
ammo ItI hanged n WIS moth
InH = could pore into words but rather
feeling sHr seemed uut so gay.
uui either .uH.iuci % con she ntoil.
.d ltIne "iHur with Frank Gould
tH., Inv. IIu.roiDl. { wondered tlsr
manner ..u 900 uU cnrr.cd % timidity
tar.Iuu tp 1910 uur tsHncluuouH shr
"..IusI I'D. be-. .-uilurlsIuE fuf snmp
tI.ur .H. r1. boo not help. wondered
u Hur |..f Uuf of place in this u ia
uu.h m.f. elegant home than anp
iud Dob tHc ono { had orcupiod when
tool h'r iu live with M, Tint
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

o. money essential to hlppncr
This BE- 1 wUrli-o'1 question. Boot b. us
developed frDW Tn entirely now luglp
iu Too Nruy Mlliour the uaw
Paramount picture iu wh.th Wallace
Nrli IH starring aud Whioh Will UH
shown HI fh, "I h,utrr TODAY 4uU
tomorrow The hero D. first shown
uH ri poor young nuul agent Wealthy
uklufliut uuHln# OF hi. suddenly Co.,
amt leave him forty million dollars
Then his troubles start but aztec
De- lu.rH the money aud finds the rifl
hr loves ~huupIursa rnWrs tn him
Then with equal 1000. Isur,r. che mon.
IS turns Hp l second time aud be- Ia
puzzled Co. EnuN Whether 20 accept It
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
WOMENl DRY CLEAN
THINGS At HOME
Tryitl For a few cents you can
Dry clean everything.

save five 20 ten dolinra quickly b.
drN cleaning everything iu the home
with gasoline that would be- ruined hy
soap and winter suits, coats. waists.
silkH. lacra, glovcn. shoes. mrs. drlu.
cries rurh-rNerNthinGi
Place H rnllon or morr OF %raHoiino
loo n dishpun or wnshhnilor. then pu'
boz the things 10 Dee dfy cleaned. then
WaHh them with Solviie SOAP shortly
everything out looking Ike
Now Nothing mdes. shrinka oi
wrinkles no not attempt To dry
Glenn without solyitc soap. Thlf
HIs1luc folp b. the secret of an de-,
cleaning
4 package of Soiyitc SOAP contain.
iue directions for home dry cleaning
tHHir lttlc go any drug Store. brN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

innwu 90 ilmulHs HwrofhrHrt uH
mother. mHErH thiurf iuuk pretty nfd
fur IImWiu 900 hIa future WnIIvr.In
law ttrs Added Co tuis fHr uH
frfluua disappearance uf hlr IHurDt
brother. who had H large SUM uf muu
oN uu hIs prrauu Ht Tire uur. com
vlnpps the suspicious mother thi
Jimmie 81. responsible FOR nor Docs
Disappearance
EFrIFthInr looks pretty bad 90 H
hearted fluW.. huf nIH sNs.fl.
never WHt,fs 900 Dor belief tulf Doe,
tho nssf fellow iu tu, world. .ud iIf
conclusion proves hUr intuition Iuaii
rrd
Wlusumo and blonde Louis, iiNDIf
b. o. charming yH.I.Nls foo Desmond U
thlH brirht comedy. while Vera dor.
Is th" mother D. lu Ntul a th" huf.
l,r. Ud john sfrruiiur bod thr ruI, u'
lupl, Tobias. complete Remarkable
tuaf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
ITO be contluucd)
CREAM FOR cATkRPH
OPENS UP h0STRllS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-C Colds. rs Spienlidi

In n minute your clorgcd noHtriis
viii open. the mir pasaagea % your
head viii clear ma you a breathe
freely. 20 more hawking. rnuffiinH.
blowing, headache. dryncas. No strug-
cainfrh viii be gone.
Get a small bottle o. Eiy'H Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
"a little OF this fragrant. anuseptic.
healing cream In your aostrilE n
~pcnetratea through every air passage
of the head. soothca the infiamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
ono instantly.
It's Just fihc. Don't stay stuffed -uu
with q cold on nasty caturrh-Rsllef
cnmca M quickly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

thing which phantom like had hung
about IN" took ON form ana shape.
had gone back 90 ms class Tor tho
first time m tho afternoon, Nv uH.
Hirtlut had asked 10 Dee excused for
fhe duy and There WIS mo- ono rirl
utiod ~ take hsr place had fully
Intended 90 Doe nt home before AnnI"
and Frank. but I WIS drninrd hY
tlr rln.H, who werr urttoriugiN Ein
tu question me
I lot myself in with mY lntchkot.
making mo- effuf to DO Uuiet. Nsi
making no Noise. I heard Voices ana
stopped an instant tu tho hall Frank
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

CO.. llt what would YOU have dome Boo
t similar situation
Nj livIh is finely supported hy
picked players, DIS lrudiur woman b'.
itE hrf 'Hrrwt % beautiful % tall
rufrd actress pthprH Uu thr support
Include Iullf Marshall. charles pElr.
1um,s NsIll. Nuah Berry and others.
iu connection with tho above there
viii hr I rpsl uf "Currcut Events
pictures and o. reel of liurtuu iiulmy'
"TrItuluuur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
At the Theaters Today

P~AsTIME-"A Perfect Lady A" with Madyc Kennedy. and
The Spooks, 90 comedy.
"B'-"Too Many Millions, % with Wallace Reid. Current
Events mo % Burton Holmes Travelogue.
LYRIc-"The Divorce, with Ethel. Rarrymorc: and q
comedy.
IDEAL-"Lifeg q Funny Proposition, - with William De-.
W"ud. and % keystone comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
READ-This Astounding Offer

is made to every woman of Albuquerque in a plain out
spoken way so that they who desire to purchase ma
chimes may do SO at actual cos. no agents - second
handed expenses - no extra cost added to your machine
whatsoever. A bona hde offer that will make every
woman who buys one of these regular $4,000 White
Rotary Sewing Machines a saving Of $4,000.
Your money invested in one of these brand new i'm
proved White Sewing Machines will satisfy you that it
is money well spent. for not only will it give you a ma
chine embracing beauty of design, richness of finish and
durability, but the character of it's stitching and the en-
during quality of White service will convince you beyond
all doubt that this unusual offer is the most wonderful
bargain ever presented to YOU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

Anybody homeY" must discern
bile uufii I decided what 90 DO. They
muat not ven suspect l had heard.
In here. oliNe." II waH Franks
voice.
where's Annief"
In her room. I guess" without
looking up.
Just thou Ellen announced dinner.
And thankful for the respite. 1 cutl.
ed
Hurry up, Annie. I am starved
III he ready In n minute" her
voice sounded full Of tears.
tTo be ContlnucD
TO Offrcr OWNERS
Why have a dirty aud lii.kcpt OF.
nce when yea can have a clean up
to-datc one. CAL for
HfIlr
hone 22i "Klng Of Cleaners"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
LIBERTY BOND OFFER

A $50 Bond will count as a full and complete pay
ment -making a saving to you of $30.-Surely no bet
ter interest on your money anywhere-ACT TODAY
This offer positively closes March lst.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
ONE WOMAN'S WAY
The Story of a Girls Fight for Success
By CAROLYN BEEcHER

~~~~~~~,couorsh 1919. by Carolyn neceheu >~~~~~~~~
Putnam patriot., 1919-12-19
COMMITTED TO STATE FARM

Mrs. Clara Cartier, employed at
local hotel, was committed to the
State Farm for Women at Lyme by
Judge Geissler at session of the city
court held in chambers, Tuesday. The
woman pleaded guilty to a statutory
offense and was taken to the institu-
ton by Probation Officer Peter A.
Gardner
Mrs. Cartier is Pomfret woman
and has given the officers considera-
BILE trouble. Her marriage some years
ago was an unfortunate affair and her
husband has never lived with her and
the woman made complaint for nom
support, but the whereabouts Of the
man was never learned. A divorce
followed
Mrs. Cartier is but twenty-six years
old and has worked for years as do
nestle in hotels in Putnam. She has
two children in the Windham County
Temporary Home.
Putnam patriot., 1919-12-19

crate on Sundays, is a sixth Of doz-
en- grunters a day that he has sent in
to the great beyond for pigs, which Is
probably the tables of the country
side where pork, roasted, fried OF
stewed, is much in evidence on the
winters bill Of fare.
When the town cut-ups get busy
Neri is called; when hog killing time
arrives and there is some legal cutting
up to do, Neri is called. Between times
he manages to get little sleep and
color up clay pipe with Canadian to-
bacco that he takes from tobacco
pouch made from part Of a pig.
Putnam patriot., 1919-12-19
NO RUSH FOR
LIQUOR LICENSES
Liquor Dealers Have About
Given Up Hopes of Dispos-
ing Of Their Stocks
Applications Have Been Published
Ready For Granting

Last year there were % places Ii
censed to sell intoxicating liquors in
Putnam. This year LIQUOR dealers
published the required legal notices
that they were to apply to have icens-
es granted, and had the ban been lift
ed Tuesday, as was anticipated some
what by the 'wets," in all probability
1t would not have been many hours
before the county commissioners were
asked to convene and grant the licens-
es that would have allowed reopeninr
of the places of business. The drug
stores have made no effort to nut
themselves in position to receive a
license in the event that the ban was
lifted.
While the dealers were disappoint-
ed at the decision of the supreme
court, it can not be said that they
were greatly surprised or cast down.
They have shown a philosophical atti-
tude, taking their business troubles as
part of the game.
In all probability there are thou
sands of dollars worth of wines and
liquors in Putnam, and the dealers
have about given up hopes that they
will be allowed to dispose of it legally.
1t will make great difference finan-
cially to the dealers, but thew are not
grumbling, although they are prone to
believe that they should at least be
allowed to dispose of the stock on
hand.
Putnam patriot., 1919-12-19
KILLS SIXTY PORKERS IN FIVE
WEEKS

Neri Coderre of North Grosvenor-
Dale is known as the villages night
police force. He is also known as a
base ball player with a speciality for
two and three baggers Now his
friends propose him as candidate as
champion hog killer, his record being
so hogs butehered in the past five
weeks. This is an average of an even
dozen porkers a week, and, assumi x
that the limb of the law does not OPP
Putnam patriot., 1919-12-19
ROUNDING OUT FOUR SUCCESS
Full YEARS

The Putnam Building & Loan As
ISOLATION will round out four success
full years on January St Compound
interest at five per cent has been paid
shareholders and there has been de-
mand for money exceeding the sup
ply. There is now a monthly income
Of about S1,400. The ninth issue of
shares is to be issued next month.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31
MASONS MAKE DRIVE
FOR ORPHANS HOME

Masons are not very strong on adj
vertising their affairs and especially
their deeds Of charity but a deal has
just been closed BY them that is wor-
they of mention. Owing to the epi-
demie of influenza, the increased
number of inmates and the high cost
of living they found the Masonic
Widows and Orphans Home at
Nashville running short of funds for
the years expenses. The Acting
Grand Master, Hon. Thomas Steele,
Jr, of Ripley, ordered a little drive
put on among the Masons of Tonnes
see to raise S50,000.00 to meet the
emergency. An organization was
perfected among the lodges and last
week was appointed as the time for
the work. The returns were sent to
Nashville on Monday Of this week
and although the exact figures have
not been given out the amount con-
tributed is well over the Sl0000000
mark.
Mr.. J. w. Darby was chairman Of
this county, and he reports that all
the lodges Of the county Clopton
Lodge of Clopton; Upton Lodge, of
Munford and Durham Lodge of Cow
ington-gave double the amount they
We're asked to give. The amounts
given by the three lodges isnearly
81 10000.
The home at Nashville is provid-
ing for about $50 widows and or
phans and maintains splendid adj
vantages in schools, music lessons
and business college work. Young
men and women go from the home
to good positions on farms,in offices
and as teachers of music and in
schools. 1t is easier to raose money
for a good cause than it has ever
been, and more and more we are
learning that we are our brothers.
keeper.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31
CHILD OF FORMER
COINGTONIANS KILLED

Nathan helms, aged Z, SO South
Cox street, died shortly after o'clock
this morning at the Baptist Hospital
as a result of injuries he received late
yesterday afternoon while riding a
wheel at Linden avenue and South
Cooper street, when he was knocked
down by an automobile. The car is
the property Of G. Pierotti, LAT Vance
avenue.
Rystanders declare that the acci-
dent was unavoidable and that Pier
otti was in no way responsible for
the nishap. The child crossed direct
" in front of the oncoming machine
and was hit before the car could be
brought to a stop, The auto was not
going more than IL miles anihour at
the time.
The boy was rushed to the General
Hospital by Pierotti. He was later
removed to the Baptist Hospital
where he was placed in a private
room. Surgical attention was given
him at the former institution. 1t
was found that he was suffering from
compound fracture of the skull. His
legs were also badly bruised and lac
Grated Commercial Appeal, July 20,
The little boy mentioned above
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nat helms,
former Covingtonians. His remains
were brought to Covington Wednes-
day morning and his burial took
place in Munford cemetery.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31
RIPLEY COMES THURSDAY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

The Covington base ball team will
play the Ripley base ball team on the
home grounds at the Athletic Field
at 4:30 pm. on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week. On Monday
the team goes to Ripley for series of
three games. 1t is reported that Rip
ley comes to us this time with q
swift and snappy club. Ripley thinks
that she is going to come back and
pay us for the series that we won
from her week before last. Ripley is
looking forward to this series. We
want to show the Covington spirit
and support the club.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31

bly, will raise these figures consider
ably.
1T is simply impossible to deter
mine the exact number, for the cas-
ualties were taken broadcast before
records were made" Chief of Police
Garrity's Office announced.
For more than five hours the five
mile area on South side was bat
tie ground of scattered fights between
whites and blacks and between police
men and negroes, who fired from
house tops, from dark alleys and
other points Of vantage.
A call from the mayor for troops
to quell the outbreaks resulted in
four regiments of national guards
men being modified, but at a late
hour tonight they had not been dis
patched to the disturbed district, and
Chief of Police Clarity expressed the
belief that the worst Of the disorder
had passed.
Five of the dead are negroes and
two are whites,
The wounded in most cases were
hurried to hospitals, after which they
were removed to their homes when
conditions permitted.
There was no concerted battle by
the blacks, the outbreaks dotting a
large area. Every police station in
the South side was flooded with re-
ports Of deaths and injuries.
Chief Of Police Clarity at late
hour said that it was impossible to
make an exact estimate of the cas-
ualties because Of the contradictory
reports
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31
1918 C0TfON CROP
WORTH 100000

The 1918 cotton crop, lint and seed,
was worth $2,067 100000 to the pro-
ducers. This is about three times the
value of the cotton crop of 1914 and is
twice the value of the crop Of 1913,
which had the highest value Of rec
cord. The computation has just been
made, at the close Of the cotton year.
by the United States Department Of
Agriculture, Bureau Of Crop Est
mates based on average monthly
prices received by growers and On
monthly marketingn.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31
CHICAGO POLICE FAIL
TO STOP RACE RIOT

Chicago. July 2s.-Although only
seven persons are known to be dead
i the result of the renewal today Of
ace rioting in Chicago's ''black belt
4aiiee reports at midnight indicated
lat the ultimate total for the day
ViiIl reach a figure between 10 and
Isl More than two score are known
Is have been injured, many Of them
ously. and complete reports proba-
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31
RACE RIOT IN CHICAGO
REFUSED BY SOLDIERS

Police Chief Makes Every Effort To
Cope With Serious Situation--0ut-
breaks Reported Almost Hourly
Peculiar Contention Between Races
Said To Be Cause of Trouble,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-31

There will be servicesat Liberty
and Oak Grove next Sunday at
Liberty in the morning and Oak Grove
"a the afternoon at the regular hours.
Preaching hy the pastor.