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The Washington times., 1919-04-27
Two "MarriaEeabIe EIlgIbIes5
In the New senate.

Bachelor Senators are birds. rare
enough to cause a futter of inter-
est in the breasts of hostesses and
mothers with debutante daughters.
And We have two coming in with
the new Congrcss-no. that isn't
exact, for Gov. Walter Edge of
New Jersey, who comes to the Sen
ate, is not a bachelor but widow
er- He's a 'maTTia Seable eligible
for all that, and a young man" of
brilliant attaipmeiits and remarkable
achievements, who started life as a
printers devil and rose by his own
unaided efforts to be governor of
his State and United States Senatcr.
His mother has kept house for him
in the governors mansion at Tren-
ton and it is on the cards that she
will be chatelaine of his household
in Washington.
Senator Davis Elkins. of West
Virginia, is a bachelor and some
catch" to put it a bit slangily-but
/ suspect it would take a wise
angler to succeed in landing" him
He has the unusual distinction Of
being tho son of a Senator, the late
stephen B. EIkins, of West Virginia,
the grandson of a Senator, the late
Henry GassOway Davis. also Of West
Virginia. and OF having served him
self in the Senate for a few weeks,
being appointed to fill out his
fathers uneXpired term. Senator
Elkins is a man OF large means and
his mother, Mrs. Stephen 3. Elkins,
is one OF the most influential and
beloved women in Washington.
At the time he was elected, Sena-
tor Elkins, then Major EIkins, was
serving in France with A. Z. F., and
it wasn't for some weeks that he
learned of his success at the polls.
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joiIiest OF dinpeF A4ncss tor tie bfldal
party aud sbme % the 0uf-Of-tSEa
guests. "A case Of ''Hamlet'' VffhoRt
Hamlet. but still gEest success.
IL isn't often one esea q bsvyS of yIrl1
so young and fresh looking -
"BroolZie" RusselPs brideEraaidB They
are all debutsntes or suO-debs., Ara
the little lady herself stole q march 81
her family and friends by beeomiHg
a bride before she was eonsideleA 90
enough to be a bud. NR. EussrN -
only twenty-five ana not yet fhrouSh
Prineeton, 50 after q weeks honsgs
moon in the South he will 90 baeis %
college to remain until the end ofltle
term. leaving his bride with hiS pee
pie, Col. and Mrs. Anthony Kueer, q
BernardsVilIe, NJ J.: and their rel
honest-tO- goodness honeynoons . trfp
to the Orient and round the wOFl9.
win be put on until July !. Think e
those two babes starting % On tGtp
around the world IL viii Al be ~
miliar ground 60 the Eittle bEide.
hOwever.Nf for her father. Col. John y.
Russell, Of the marine eoFps. hqs sPen
much service In the far eofaera. q -
world, and she grew up lathe ofient
Young Mrs kussR ReRinds
Felix's OG a kites.
Young Mrs Kuser. is an exceeding
ly popular person. = ViRsOms. laugh
ter-ioving little fhiRg, full OF fun Ehd
as frolicsome a. kitten Ter wea-
ding gifts Fsss lovely. tEepty-flVp
dozen pieces Of nat silver. with afty-
seven varieties, OF serving spoons sad
forks, from the KtSeFs: . splenaiA
silver service from the bridegfOOmfs
young sister; q lot or really loTely
china. including GONE heavenly cgqHh
Derby plates; 4 love of q 6tted b4g,
glass, silVef-I can't possibly tell yea
about them al Cue thing appeale4
to me particularly. however. q set q
erystallinest pendant, drop earrtnUs
and an old brooch. which were The
gift OF Mauriee CazenGve, head %
what is left Of the French High Coz
mission. II. Cazensvs picked uD tie
trinkets in Rio deaJaneiRo. had then
done over by famous Jsweler for the
little bride. The pendant u designed
to be worn on a bit Of black velvet
ribbon.
The Washington times., 1919-04-27
Senator Walsh Is Former
Bay State Governor.

Little is known in Washington OF
Senator David l.. Walsh, save that he
is a former governor of Massachu-
setts, and that he is the first Demo
crat which that rOck-ribbed Repub-
lican State has sent to the Senate
since the civil war Senator l.. Heis-
Ter Ball Of Delaware, successor Ia
Senator Willard L. Salisbury, is also
more or less Of an unknown quantity
to WashingtOnians, although he was.
/ believe. in the Senate ,once before to
fill out an Unexpired term.
Senator and Mrs. Charles B. Hen
derson, of Nevada, Senator and Mrs.
Edwin +. Gay of Louisiana, Senator
and Mrs. William p. Pollock of South
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himself. but they are living in hopes.
Senator Harris, who is to succeed
Senator Hardwick of Georgia, is also
regarded as hopeful. for he is the
Presidents man; and one one famous
occasion the President certainly ex-
pressed himself strongly enough on
the suffrage question.
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Mrs. GIIett Well Fitted
Eor New SOcIuE Command.

Congressman Frederick H. Gillstt'
the new Speaker OF the House, be-
comes, Of course, a commanding figure
| in the organization of the new House,
and Mrs. Gillett will have precedence
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N-----H-z---z- -z-zA2r MISS ARGENTA PERKINS,
Who sailed recently Italy with her brohrnaw and sister, the
Marquis and Marchesa d,Amco

this year they will take no part in
social activities, as Mrs. Letter is in
mourning for her father, the late Col.
John +. Williams.
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Ever 50 many people cane from ont
Of town for this wedding. TO Be en-
tertained at . series Of house parties
and their presence helped TO make the
week end one OF the gayest 81 The
seasop. TO add to the crowded cen
Ccontiuued on Page Fiftssn.I
The Washington times., 1919-04-27
Y ELIOT'S CHRONICLES OF CAPITAL SOCIETY DOINGs
FancSes, Fads,
AndFoibes Of
CapaatSciey

ding. trip, Mildred BFomWe1 had tha
joiliest Of dinpeF A4ness tor tie bfidal
guests. "A case Of Hamlet" Wffhope
Hamlet, but still great success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
.ERRAT|C WORK.
BY CH|CAGOS
CAME SFEATURE
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL

CHICAGO. June 16.-Erratic heid"'h
bv Chicago today enabled New York 70
make II three straight from tho locals,
I to 3 in ten innings.
Douglas pitched a great game tht
errors by Kilduff and Pick followed oS
a double by Barnes. gave tn" TlSt'"'I
two runs in the second inning anu
O'Farrclrs error in IN" seventh. row
lowed by sacrifice NY. gav" the VS.
itors the tying run. TIL" winning run
was put across in the tenth on H!mme'-
mans single. his steal OF s"cord and
single by Smith.
Chicago punched hits OK Barnes in
the third inning and scored two runs
and chalked up another in IN" NTH WIN
the aid 81 one error. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
PH|LL|ES LOSE
To THE PIRATES
IN CLOSE CAME

PITTSBURGH. juno l6.-lhttShurEh
defeated Philadelphia today. :" D.
Woodward was knocked out "t IN" p"N
in the first inning when tn" flr"''S
secured four runs. Three other p''C"-
ers were used 10y IN" visitors. In IN"
eighth and ninth innings Adams was
bombartcd 10y Philadelphia. SIN mus
netting four runs. Cooper was Su"S'l-
tutcd and retired the sid" with two men
on base Third BaS'mrn E"'rK"t was
released to the Boston team today. lie
will join the club when It comes mere
Wednesday. Score:
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BAUERS VERSUS
CLARkS SUNDAY
Well Known Colored Team VIII BE the
Attraction at Tunnel Green
Next Sunday.

A fine exhibition Of baseball Is eX-
rectcd next Sunday afternoon. when the
we'll known Clark \. c.. the best c"lor"d
team in this section Of tho state. and
tho Raucrs line up at Tunnel Green.
The fans Of this city we'll remember
the games played by this colorcd aEGrc-
CATION. This years team is said to be
stronger than ever. having been strong
thenad by the addition Of four Of tho
players soon hero last Sunday with the
Buffalo Giants. 49,
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ONLY TWO HITS.

WASHINGTON. June l6.-Bolano al
lowed Washington only two hltS TO-DAY
and Detroit won. 3 to l. one OF INC
hits. however. was 4. homo run or.Ne
over the right field wall by Mcnosky'
who bat"d for Harper in the eighth IN
,,i,,o score. r II. +.
Detroit . OO0 oO1 o2o-3 l
Washington NnO OOn O10-1 2 o
Roland and Stanagc; Harper. Robert
son and Charity.
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Henderson
Four

The Worlds Master Mo-
torrycIc. Perfect design,
perfect material, perfect
Workmanship. You have no
vibration or noise to worry
YOU. From four to seventy
five miles in high gear; sixty
miles to the gallon of gas,
from six to ten thousand
miles on your tires.
Why pay high street car
fare? Get a HENDERSON
and 60 anywhere. The up
keep is so small YOU will
never miss it.
Some bargains in used mo-
torcvcles and side cars.
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Twu-haSr hits--EG-nS. Roth. GandiL
Thrcc-haSc hit-W"aNcr. HON" runs
FclsCh. Jackson. Stolen has"-JackSon.
Sacrifice hitS--E. Collins ., l;sbcrE. Sci
bold. Double play-S"ih"ld, DuEan and
Burns. Left on haSCs---ChiCaCo g. Phil
adclphta G. Bases on hallG--ON Sci
bold |. OF Williams |. FIits-on Sci
bold 10 in innings: of Thompson :: in
3 innings. Struck Guilty. Scih"ld >.
nv Williams 3. Wild pitchcsN-S"ihold ..
Passed ball-Perkins. Losing pitcher
S,.ihnll-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
DILLONvALE INDIANS
DEFEATED BELLAIRE

The nd1lonvale Indians defeated tn"
RcIqaire Athletes Sunday afternoon by
the score OF 8 TO o. TIL" featur" Of tho
game was the pitching of Amos Xcrla.
ne allowed bet three mon to reach first
b2Se
The Dllonvele Indians would lik" 10
arrange games with any fast team.
Write Amos Zcrla, manager or call Xtrn-
bous on phone and ask for X"rlL
Summary Of game follows:
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Two-hasr hits--B Barnes Young. Fll'k.
Mann. Deal. Chase. p"yl,. Stolen hHs' =
-Flack. Zimmerman SacrIi.c" his
Fletcher. Young. douglas. Me- ariE'
Barnes. SaCr.uc" ny -{urne. I"Hol"
play$-Mann /" O'Farr"li Fl"k :" I'll
duff to Mcrklc. Left "u haS"S- New
York. 10: Chicago. :. Eases IN balls 80
OFF Douglas E. off BARNES. !. struck
out-By Douglas. y. by Earncs. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
SH6wKEY,S SEVENTH

NEW YORK. June 16-Shawkcy won
his seventh consecutive game today
when Now York defeated st. Louis. 4 to
2. In an thinning contest. Baker. who
was hit with a pitched ball. went 10 sec
ond on Lewis sacrifice and scored the
winning tally when Pipp singled.
BfllingS triple with two on base on
ablcd st. Louis 70 tie tho score in tho
eighth inning Gallia pitched a strong
game. Score: r. II. T..
ST. Louis. oo1 900 oco 90 IL >
New York. 200 olo 900 01-4 .
Gallia and Mayer. Billings: Shawkey
and Hannah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
ONLY BUN IN THE FIRST.

BOSTON. June 1G.-ClCvcland made II
two straight from BOSTON today. scoring
tho only run of the game in III" first
inning. when Grancy led OF with sim
Eln. waSs acrificcd to third and scored
on Smiths single. Gran"y caught long
hit by Ruth IN tho cmhanlIm"nt below
III" scorc board. Score: r. II. +.
Cleveland ..... 100 ono nnn--1 n
Boston ........ 600 ono 0Co-0 !
Covclcskie and O'Nell: Mays and
SchanE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
FERRY ATHLETES TO
MEET YORKV|LLE

The Martins Ferry Athletes will go
to Yorkville next Sunday afternoon for
n game with tho fast team OF that place.
Tho Ferry boys Will be out several
niChts this wrck for stir workouts.
and are confident Of making a good
showing with the Yorkville boys. Vince
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
Un0eda's Cabbage

The fast Unecda nine OF south
Wheeling would like to arrange games
away from homie on Sundays and they
have the Fourth Of July open and Wouo
like to hear from some fast team 10
the valley. To arrange for games en-
5O7 Wheeling or write ]. II. Weayef,
Wheeling Chemical Product Co, Thirty.
first and Jacobs streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
Bicycles

The reason we sell the
most bicycles is because we
carry a complete line of high
grade Bicycles, such as the
EXCELSIOR, World, Torco,
Dayton, Yale, Flyer, Expert,
Cornell and Autocrat - the
best that money can buy.
Guaranteed Ave years. Give
rs a trial. The bike will sat-
isfy you, so can we. Our
prices are right. Old Bicy-
cles taken in on new ones.
Parts for all makes Blcy-
cles. Expert repairing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
WON SHORT ONE

ST. LOUIS. juno lG-St L0u1s n1H
Rrooklyn shut out > TO when ram
halted the game in IN" local half or nc
nth inning today. Smith scoreo oo' y
runs getting on base each time with
TWO base hit. In tho first Miller with n
single sent him across the plate and IN
The third ne scored on kreuger's wllo
throw. Score: "
prookIyn ......on0 90 3
81 Louis .....1O 0x-2
Mamaux and Krcugcr; Meadows and
Sn yder.
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Two base hit-Meusel. CraTath' balFu'
Williams. Cady. Boeckel.
Three base hit-Cravath.
stolen bascs-Bigbce. Terry. Stengei'
Sacrifice hitS-StrnGcl.
Left on Observation-Disclosures 3; Plus
burGh >.
First base on balls-OG WOODWARD
.; of Watson |: off RiXey l; on COOP
er l.
Hits-OT Woodward IN % innnG'
or Smith. none in l Is inning: on wa
son | in > innings; off Rixey none IN =
innings: of Adams L. in l-3 lhninsS'
off Cooper non" in % inning.
Struck out-By Smith l; by watson
.; by Rixcy 8; by Adams 3.
Wild pitches-Watsoa, Ri1ey.
Winning pitchcr-Adams.
Losing pitchcr-Woodward
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SEyBOLD HARD
HIT; SOX Win
AN EASY ONE

PHILADELPHIA. Jan" l6.-Chi"nEo
hit S"yhold hard and beat Philadelphia
today. 5 70 |. FrINrh an! jackson hif
hor,r runs into ~" hlra"h"rs. TN" A'h-
lrtIrS were easy for W .illIms. Score:
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Two base hits: r"sarr". WalI"rGtlul.".
Base on balls: OFF X':}a. !, eff lee. >
Hit ny pitched bail: Ed IT,. struck IN :
Ry Zcrla n; y; Ice. :. l'rul'. plays
Rcmy. AstroSkr ana Mn"m'y. How Muir
ply. Umpire: Tmh"urS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday Games

St Louis. .; Brooklyn. 0 50.
Pittsburgh. s: Philadelphia. 5.
New York, 4: Chicago. 1O).
Cincinnati Boston; rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17

Avoid tho rush and p1y that water
bill now, 10 percent saving.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Games.

Yesterday's Games.
Detroit, 3: Washington. |.
Cincinnati. 3: Philadela, !.
New York. :: St. Louis. J.
Cleveland |; Boston.
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and Latmer will make up the batteries
for the Athletes. while Jerger will twiri
for Yorkville. with Ohalley doing the
receiving.

INTERNATIONAL L1AoU1
Rochester Z; jersey City ).
Buffalo !: Newark :. =
Binghampton 4; Reading 5. az In
nings)
Toronto 4: Baltimore 8.
Toronto ! Baltimore I.
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Ram for Cady in third.
xx-Ratted for Watson in 6th.
xxX-Batted fer RiNcy II. Stn-
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Tonight: No Names Va. Stars,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30

One of the most recent and inter-
esting happenings in motor circles is
the organization Of the Sipes Motor
Company, Pittsburg Landing, Tenn,
This firm will distribute the Bris-
coe Car in this section. MIR. Siles,
in speaking of this matter of estab-
fishing this new business, said: AT
first was hard to convince that the
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30
Drew ]. Archer Acquitted.

The trial was on last week of Drew
]. Archer, charged with murder in
the first degree for the killing Of E
F. Cross in 1918. The jury Friday
morning returned verdict Of mot
guilty" The proof showed that the
two met in Cross field and some few
words were passed about Archer's
hogs getting in Cross field. Soon
Cross applied the most vile epithet to
Archer with all it's blasphemous at
tachments and started towards Arch
er with knife in his hand, when Mr..
Archer threw his double barrel shot
gun on him and fired. killing Cross
instantly. 1t was claimed Mr.. Cross
had put. his knife in his pocket. Up
on the character Of the two men for
peace and quietude this case
turned. The characted Of the de-
fendant was the best quiet citizenship
while that Of the deceased, by score
or more of his neighbors, showed him
to be an o7er-bearing, bull-dozing
character, who had custom of bully
ing people, and being a large, muscu-
lar man, was able to have bis way
with ordinary men. On the other
hand, Archer was rather slender
and delicate man, but as shown, he
was gritty" Cross was an enarget
ic man with large real estate holdings
which we're heavily enthraIled.
The defense was ably presented by
Abernathy & Alternately. The verdict
met the approval of everyone who
heard the evidence, and the court
room was crowded Thursday.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30
Another McNairy County Boy
Who is Making Good.

A number Of Selmer boys who have
been to Corinih recently, visited Har-
ry Simpson who is located in -Corinth
as foreman of construction crew Of
the Western Union Telegraph Co,
Harry has three cars. a diner and two
Pullman sleeping cars, which are tie
last word in elegance and convenience
He has crew of fourteen fine fellows
with him. This is a very responsible
position and is given only to those
who have been loyal and faithful to
the company, and Harry has been on
the job with an ambition to 90 higher
in the work he chose to follow.
He is son Of Mrs. Ida Simpson,
and a grandson of the late lamented
Rev. W. J. Williams, who was perhaps
the most beloved and best known min
lister who ever lived in McNairy
county.
Harry's promotion will be a source
of much pleasure to his friends here
and elsewhere.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30
Live Stock Association

The citizens of the 9th civil dis
trict met at eleanor on Saturday,
Msy "a, at 2 p. m, and organized a
Live Stock Association, with the fol-
lowing officers:
DR.. John ]. Alternately, President.
Walter D. Hagy. Vice President
G. L, Chambers. Sect'y-Treasurer.
Wes Wood, Bras Bell, G. l.. Cham
bers and Walter D. Hagy, were ap.
pointed as the committee to formu-
late Bylaws and Constitution for the
Association.
The short-horn Durham cattle and
Poland China hog were the breeds Sc
lected.
Much interest was manifested, and
everything possible will be done to
make the Association q success.
The next meeting will be held on
Saturday June 5, at 2 r. NJ, aud We
invite everybody to attend this meet
ing.
JNo. ]. ALTERNATELY, Pres.
G. L. CHAMBERS, Secsy.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30

As a patron of the public school in
Selmer and a citizen and tax payer Of
the town, it is good to look at the
situation as it is.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30
Our School

AS patron of the public school in
Selmer and a citizen and tax payer Of
the town, it is good to look at the
situation as it is.
have been in the school some and
have observed the workings Of pupils
and teachers and have heard some of
the outside comment from others.
On the whole, think in spite Of the
strenuous wartime conditions and a
serious epidemic Of Flu" in the com.
munity during the school year 1913
10, this has been easily the best
school Selmer has ever had. So far
as an interested observer can know
there has been perfect harmony and
cooperation Of principal, teachers
and pupils.
Prof. Robinson has shown himself
a master at grading and organizing
the school until it works as a we'll
regulated organic community plant,
being itself unit in the educational
system Of the State and same time
itself composed of different grades
and parts each nicely co-ordinating
with all the other parts and the
whole machine fitting into and being
a part of the great school system of
this state.
This is more remarkable. as Prof.
Robinson has at least sthree govern
| ing Educational Boards to deal with:
The Town, the County and High
School Boards, virtually the operation
Of three schools in one. To be able
to work for and with all three Boards
and their respective schools and to
make of them one complete
harmonious school and keep it graded
and each part performing its own
function requires ability to organize
and tact to harmonize rarely found so
well balanced as in our Principal
One special and rather nice feature
of this years work has been the high
class entertainments furnished by the
faculty and the pupils. These have
been scattered through the year at
convenient intervals for the pupils
and the public. Quite few Of them
have called on the public for an adj
mission fee, and in every instance
those who attended and paid the ad-
mission fee have been amply reward
ed with an evening of clean high
toned entertainment helpful to the
patron and fae training for the stu
dents.
The receipts from these efforts on
| the part of Principal and pupils have
also been a source Of no small prof
it to the school community. Stage
fittings, actors costumes, play-books
and erasers for the schools use, ex-
penses incident TO the commencement
sermon and the class address by talent
from beyond cur own county, statio1
cry and printing have all been pl
for in this way and many other il
lof expense that have usually
borne BY the Illic funds. afihsl
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30
At the marvel Of the

'
agde safetylof Hawker
andeve from death in
the|ctaculaE attempt to
erol Atlantic in an air
For days all hope
as given up of ever know
where On the broad bos-
of the ocean they found
9 Eatery grave. The devo-
ten wife Of Capt. Hawker
wassthe only known person
who did not give up hope.
She said he would return to
her. She positively knew he
would, was her only explain
alton. Had there been no
failure Of a small part Of the
machine fulfilling its func-
'tion, they would hsye landed
on Irish soil, but tAey came
down in front Of a small
Steamer and alighted, and
were rescued. All England
as well as America are in ec-
stacy over the rescue from
such 4 daring act.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-30
Hogs
w y NTED

| will buy any kinds Of Hogs deIiv-
cred in Selmer, SATURDAY, May 81
Bring in your hogs and get the cash
From l4c to IS l-2c per lb. according
to grade.
GLEN ROGIE.