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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-15
RoMANONEs VISTA LOS.
CAMPOS DE BATALLA

Paris, enero 3.-El presidentc
del Gobierno espahol, Conde de
Romanones, ha visitado las regio-
mes devastadas de Champagne y
Reims. Sc qued6 horrorizado.
AL regresar, dijo que todos los
espanoles que hubieran visto, CO.
mo el, tan horribles escenas de dc
solaci6n, causada por los alema-
mes, expresarian los mismos senti-
mientos de indignation por la con
ducta de les invasores, y de admi-
raci6n por el heroismo y los sufri
mientos Gle Francia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-15
LOS "PIERCE ARROW"

La corporation "The Pierce
Arrow Car Company, de New
York, ha registrado en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive de Puer-
to Rico una marca de fabrica con-
sistente en- Ia ,palabra Pierce
la que Sc aplica a la venta de au-
tom6piles y accessories para los
mislnos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-15
coLocAc1oN DEsEA 10

VEN DE % AMOS, con .experien-
cia en- oficinas de Centralcs azuca-
Ireras, contabilidad, correspondent
cia ingles y espahol. P. Q. Box S79,
San Juan. Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
GROUND BROKEN FOR
KENDALL GYMNASIUM
New 100000 Athletic Hall to be-
Completed by Start of NcNt
Basketball Season.

Ground was broken yesterday tur
IN" erection ut the now 100000
Kendall college gymnasium ana
work Is TO be pushed rapidly Dr
Arthur Leo ulcll, president uf
Kendall college stated last might THAT
the gymnasium would be completed
by the start Of basketball season.
providing no unforeseen Obstacles de-
yclop
\ gymnasium at Kendall college
has been contemplated for several
years and students. faculty members
and citizens have been cndcayoriug
10 insure It's erection Tor some time.
This spring, when. with tho war over
and Kendall back on firm footing.
efforts toward that end were re-
newcd. which eliminated boo the con-
siruciiuu started yesterday.
The Kendall college gym" will
be one ~ the largest and most com
pIetc In the state Plans call for a
swimming pool basketball court and
spacious and comfortable lockers.
which will accommodate both home
and visiting basketball players.
Kendall besides being line for
the state football championship.
Will probably present formldable
basketball team Coach Paul smith
will return 10 direct the basketecrs
Francis Schmidt. eN-atIetIc dl-
rector AZ Kendall is stul ln the
army He viii not return 90 the
local college
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
HEAVY LEAD IS NOW
HELD BY CINCINNATI
Reds Gained on Giants Last Week
aud Hold 50 Game Lead. In
Guiding Sunday Games
DETROIT GAINS ON CHICAGO
White SnN Continue Ia IO~c while
Junglccrs Are 4ia Games Back
~ Glca-ons

new YORK. Aug ll--Clncln.
nutI gained considerable ground on
Sew York iu the National league
psru1nr race last week. and yeHter-
day enjoyed a lead of five and one
hall games. The Chicago Ameri-
cans. continuing their losing battle,
are threatened by the rapid advance
uf Detroit. four and one-half games
To- the rear.
Barnes NJ New York and Cadorc
NJ Brooklyn held the Cincinnati
hJismen I'm check hut In the other
four contests the Reds pounded the
h8ll hard Eller blanked Brooklyn
Thursday with two hits New York.
which win have an opportunity this
week 20 redeem itself in a six game
series with Cincinnati dropped a
series 20 -. Louis and battod weakly
against Chicago.
BEFORE meeting New York the
cubs shared two games with philn-
delphia and lost two games out OF
three TO Boston Heating OF the
Braves outpItchcd Alexander five
hits 10 three and won the game
with q home run.
Brooklyn won twice In three
games with 81. Louis and took turns
with Pittsburgh In shutout victories
Boston won three straight games
from ST. Louis
In the American league Chicago
lost "A close battle 20 Boston In which
Ruth was passed four times Phlla-
dolphia, ail-cnders. held the league
leaders even IN four games. one con-
tcst lasting - innings Washing
ton b1tied out Mayer OF Chicago.
Cicotte won his twenty-firat victory
today In a l2-inning one 10 nothing
pitchers battle with shaw.
After losing 10 New York last
Sunday Detroit won four straight
games taking three from Washing
ton aud one from Philadelphia.
Cleveland was only step be-
hind Detroit. winning three out OF
I,s five games
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
Ban Johnson Is Not.
at Conference OUer
Disposal of c. Mays

NEW YORK Aug. ii.-Ban
Johnson, president OF the Ameri-
can league. failed 10 arrive here
today 10 attend a conference OF
American league maEnatea over
The Carl Mays case
Presidents Comiskey OF the
Chicago club. Frayee OF boston.
and Rupert uf New York. at a
conference here today decided to
call a special meeting of the
board Of directors for THURSDAY.
the day before tho court RrRu-
men, will he heard They conatl-
tute dhree-quArters OF the dlrec-
torate OF which Johnson h mem
her only eN-offlcio. The MAYS
case will be considered IN all It's
phases.
col r l.. Huston, half owner
and secretary OF The New York
American league club. also attend
"t the conference. After these
four and their legal advisers had
been I'm session Tor several hours,
they gave out a statement In
which NE following was addei:
"Mr BYRON B johnson. the
president, secretary treasurer and
a director OF the league Is special
ly rcQucs'ed to attend the meeting,
added Tho notice OF the meeting.
s.Eu"d by Comiskcy, FraGee and
Euppcrt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

southern end 90 .H. ..o.
wichita Tuesday Al
From the outlook uu.. .........
are bright fDr tho D.... .. ..,
ihoir northern invasion .u... I'
ter than a $3.50 hrrN ....,
even on road trip H p.... ,'H
baseballH-and thai ....,.'
club Is doing now "'
Two games arc Brhuau..I.,,t.
played at wichita A4r.. 10 .,I
20, Then three are u'... Do I.r'
lin The final road r. .r u.
year IL concluded 10 u......'.
CITY August - and o.. ut. r.mes
being scheduled Aunus %
The oilers We're lU.y Yesterday
Mondays game hHr.na U.... ...t.si
Sunday uth"r N,s,,. .,,r,
games were also moved 1000 . t,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

oilers Play at Des Moi1es }
Three Days Starting Todav

with four Victories and two de-
fcuts lu tho two northern series.
finished SUNDAY, thc Tulsa oilers
start the third series at Dss Moines
today
Play ~ the club has been equal
tn that ~ any 10 the league In the
sly games played Hard hitting.
with especially timely swats con
crntrnt"d AZ opportune moments
splendid fielding, including four
rrrOrlcss games I'm the six and the
best pitching Manager Abbott has
received this season. are tho rea-
sons ~ the four victories
After playing three days at Des
MOlncs the gang " scheduled TO
play p' Sioux Ciiy three days, with
Monday August H., an or day. The
oilers start their swing around the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrh

: : S. which has been IN constant
"ar Tor over fifty years will at
TACK 'he catarrhal poisons. cleanse
ana strengthen tho blood SO It
VIII carry viEor and health to the
mucous membranes on lts four
u'Ts through your body and ma
'u'e will soon restore you TO
hnDl'h YOU will be relieved Of tho
d'uulings OF mucous IN your
'hruYr sores In npstriIE bad
nr'tih +2lvkI0g ana splitting
All reputable druggists carry
s s. $ In stock ana we recon-
mend Nnu give 10 a lrlal.at once.
The chief medical adviser or the
company viii carefully answer all
letters ON the subject There 10
n. charge FOR the medical advice
Address swift Specific Company,
26l Swift Laboratory Atlanta, Ca.
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
AVOID FRAZZLED
NERVES BY HELPING
NATURE AT WORK
Get Back the Old pep" and
Work as You Used to Do
HERE'S WAY TO DO IT EASILY

Nervous's We'll a.HuIe. uaa.i Ia, -
sdmii 1t shi No one doe. Boz IN,
nerves Of all Of ~ rci . N.a Hf fr,is'd
al times shouldn't hui hg d0 Ne.
ture Intended that W. should .aaA natural
lSes We don t--st least s' % pc Don
Sometimes too much work anslrst
TOO much play Then Oh nu'rs q
Then is The time Tor Psr.rol Nature
ovortafed hv burden which We hlu
ourselves Imposed is unable OF H5sf 10
restore the health equilibrium vt.-h ~
have thoughtless'y removed Nature reii
help To give that help fta formula io'
Pepsinol was worked out
Most physical ailments may hr i-,,si
70 an acid stomach followed by q ioTt
liver The kidnoys and other crnr, hf
come dersnEed Conuirauoa develop,
Then insomia wears down me- srsrF'h
that should he rehnili rightly The tAv
sHereite that should keep thr muscle, irr
is abandoned because ono .s 'fo1 tired
10 walk, or ride ot play outdoor ss~c'
NEXT the daily headache t.ti.asi, to'
tinued irritation. even a. hs sul. ~
trines Billiousuess bring s1rr U0-
ach and trtii breath up..rt 'ha.r p1l
sessor an annoyance 10 those "rlr.l
FINALLY mental depression ua Hr,oi
ing despondeney evidenced d.. f't o' eu
Ing ard a physical eShausuun 'HHi fs'r'I
10 maks living torture
Natures load has been .rrrshs0g I
this time Thirrt ApHrar frHH.e', WI
they are not Take prpsno. % N i
necessary AID 10 Nature Ire'. o. a.
gentle laxative tonic lf +. coon hr
20 take when ono BE- well 10 is 'Hs RfN
thing 10 take when ono .s Ppm down 80
Nature has hsen uysr'Arr' I' F, raf
corrective In its effect, If causes 20 iitl
sneh a results from tFs 1850 u. violent f'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

niouH CitJ .......p GOT oaO 10 oO--T
wichita ..,........ ola 40 Oio Ot--s
Nummsry: Runs Goodwin Q, DetAts q
schmidt q Wilhoit q Musllsr East 4, Nc.
hrde two base hits. Naryan DefAfe Nc
bride. Mueller sarrtce hits wnhhurn =
norman. walker; stolen bAses. psiate q
Mcbride, hrokav; double plAys Fletcher 10
y htnldt 10 hrokAv. Merger to wGshhurn 10
Nus.ert bsss on balls Barnes Norman
=, Fletcher T. Lynch 2 struck out Rarnes
I, Norman 2, Fetched @, Lynch 4,.hits
a1d earned runs uN nArncs q bits 2 runs
In % innings on Norman ard In
1A. on flstrhrr snd In hgI. on
Rasmussen X and I In O. or Iynrh and
In % = Innings winHinr pitrhsr Ivugh
losing pitcher Rasmusvru TIos % p5.
lmpirts. Jacobs and Mcuinnis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
IDa;ilyNore7
| $z-S by j |
! Larry Daley. |

' Northern clubs reversed the de
cisiou ~ the Western league mines
IN the second series, closed yoster.
day winning eight and losing five
games. The south sim shows Il bal
ancc on the credit side. however.
thanks 10 tho 10 Victories with only
of the 20 games played 10 date In
the FIRST two series. southern clubs
won 10. There are two more series
to be played. the third starting to
day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

Games Today
Western League

Western League
TULSA At DIES MONIES
oklahoma CITY a. Sioux city
Wichita Hi Omaha
Joplin t' ~ Joseph
National League
New York at RruuNlyn
~ only one Kane sCheiulcd.
american League
49, lpuis az BoR'oU
Detroit pt Philadelphia
cleveland Bt New YORK
only three games scheduled
NmcriCnn association
Columbus o., kaups city
Toledo at Minneapolis
indianapolis ul Milwaukee
Louisville Hi 81 Paul
Southern Ns,nClntlon
Atlanta a. Little Rock
birmingham Ht Nashville
Mobile n' thaIlunoga
New Orleans az MrmpH.s
Tc,p- League
Gplyrsiou nl Waco
Houston az Dallas
san ANou'o a' shreveport .
1BuufoU, Nt Eur' worth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

ing prohibition as their reason an
average OF 100 foreign born persons
daily are applying FOR perTAits TO re
turn TO their native lands, according
to customs officials here A ma jor-
ity " those applying are said to he
Italians and portugese.
Beware OF barklcss doks and talk
less men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

hnAusg tor small " uud iH eighth.
score ty innings.
Cleveland ....... 900 l2n ltI ls
keu Nafs ......... COZ 1000 200 70
summary ltuua tHsumhu % speaker
s. smith o. Wood GHfurr Nanps aHsz.
ohutioh. M#er. uator. Lewis % PIpp a
hsdis dnfI. sfrofa MF,rs. Iswster. lturI
q poui, tvs bsss hits Gardner 2, John
sier Nlrh home tuRA rtpp, uoii~. Lewis,
sniih stolen bose speaker. double plsya.
lrau 10 rlpp. Chapman 10 lohusipn. B0ulr
10 Rue. btsrs Hu ba'Is on Quinn J.. OF
Shore q. oil SmAllvugi .. on q Doui 4. ou
RarbJ / on Myers q Nttira out by Quinn
J. hy EmaUsoad o. by Npefs q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

rUiLApEigllIA Avg ~ -philadei.
phls hammered uuust M & thtee run lead
IL the first iuulHE today bus two out'ield
fumbles By hufrus gave Detroit TOO runs,
And lanG drives by Jones aud Ainsmith ac.
counted Tor the other fiTc. thv Tsitors win.
nibt 10 4
TIs srYys
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Au. n The
Cincinnati National league baseball
club has purchased Duft,Hrr Pat
Duncan from the Birmingham south.
ern association club duncan has
been batting above the 800 mark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

0ummsfy' Runs htbesu. GrahaiT FaIk
r'r'rt IsWml0g~nv Nurte rapnrt iso
ha'r hliT NarhrHu. fa'k GHftth. Iarksan
sacrifice h'i Graham struck out HurL. a .
eaas ou ha.'t. Ss'sbpry N. dbuhl, pl,y.
l'"nsop TO- GHrga Urmuiur-ay no M
DAILY Time las ''"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

OMAHA Aug ii.Miih Manager nU
IArksou back iu the gsws IN M. elJ po.i
uon at first the Hourt~s tore ihs root off
a1d won from OBJ. Indians iu th- fms rsn,e
OF DO series. The count was 10
Score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

PIRATES DEFEAT SUPERBAS
Timely Hitting Wins Game
for Bczdcks; only Two
Are Scheduled.

'IN.INNfIi Aug 90 Philadelphia
staged Ne.uug raHy n lHo srv.rh BOO.
..F nfa. vHt|N rpFr them victory over
.Ha .a.HH .raI,.. 600 . IHs fielding OF
RAN 4Ht NI..hul f.HIYfr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
MID-C0 DEFEATED IN
WELL PLAYED GAME
Timely Hitting Gives Icnguc Lad
crs Nlctory--t nrtrr and GypHy
to Play To-day

1iuely hitting rsvo Cosdcu 70 vic.
tory over MldCo I'm tho tiy on league
lsst Night both sDuhs, played good hssc
ball In The Held Garter and Gypsy teams
play tonight
Iha srnss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

HHnukLNN, Nur ~ .Hunrblur four
fiIs with tvo errors Tor five runs tn tho
iouuh riusburrh defeated brooklyn todAy
b 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
Bsston l. ohieaGe 0.

BOSTON. Aug li-pcnnoet held ~
i.yuls 70 four hhs today hoston winning
ung Hooper siaEled 70 deep short and
thfvs successive passes by soth0ron, the
lsu 10 Ruth forred over Hooper with the
oniy rua OF the game iAcohsoa broke bis
cvus,fuuvs game hitting streak after II had
Ttshrd 10
Ihs sfUfus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

summary Two base hits Euis Horns
by home run Hornshy sacrifice hit.
OF Hornshy D. OF ilAAsrll struck ont by
liornsby a. hy Hasssll T. hit by pitcher
by Hassel shannon left on bases Cosdcn
T. Mid Co q. Umpire lliEdon Time 1 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

lIdrua Callahan. laulrtte t~o bssr ht
iiAHs ihror base hits bancroft ilaDs
burn bone run phurite. stolen hasrH
bnuhrfi Urob. double plays kopi 10 ltath
10 Dsubru Haih 90 spuhrrl hAsra un
balls OF Elrr 2 on HiSSy . struck out
by Killer ?, BY Rrey 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

BfOotlyn

dUmmaTyI Nnnt1 VafeyI UuIshAv. Han
bare Terry Lee y whest 2 errrofs
Terry, Johnston, Ward two base hits
Miller 2 wheat stolen base, Carey, dou
shAs n Nicholson; struck out By Smith /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
WESTERNLEAGUE


from, sion. Cuy An th. .l.,rnth innInr
to 1 Whru befEer singled scoring East
also hit siouK CITY tied ths score In the
ninth
Score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

After getting q good start boy TAX
ing three straight from Omaha.
Tulsa ran into snuR az 81 Joseph
and won only one out of three All
games were brilliantly played affairs.
however ana AS they were fought
right up to the finish, getting away
with one game I'm the league leaders
own bniliwtck Is good baseball
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

wASitINuroN Aug il.-rCbiraEo got
nvr tun Iced on Harper iu ne hrt ~
tiu. TO-DAY and won With sasr the odd
gam, " the Washington series. 90 4
u. rFUrrH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
Philadelphia


huumary, Runs Neach. Heilmau 2
shgr'sA 2. Jones. Ainsmith KopP. WAter
2 hurnt; errors hnrrus two bass hits
Jgn~s Cebb, VITA burns; home runs, Ain
tmih walker stolen base Turner, double
plsy. nurru, 70 Perkins 10 Turner bases
cut by Dsus, o. by Nsylor 2, BY Kinney 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

nhan fuf severed in ninth.
aaBattrd for Sothorou in ninth
81 inri, I" GOO 90 oOo-o
R.,,,, - 600 600 ius u
Nauars ltHn Hooper error. 0islsr
ivo tasr hit. Ngluuis. stolen hasrs hoop
s..r. W.T.. d0ublt plays Nclnnlt 20
s,huu. srhaur 10 shanuon bases on baNt
OF soihotou O. struck out hy 1oihoron q,
b. pvunurk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
Results Yesterday
Western League

Western League
At sioux city 7 Wichitn 2
81 omaha 2; Oklahoma CiiN 1.
other gamesa played sunday
National League
A. Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh q
At cincinnati 3. Philadelphia g.
only two games scheduled
American League
At New York .. cleveland IN.
A. Philadelphia g. Detroit z
A. Rostou ~ Louis o
A. Washington I. chicago 7.
Nmcrlrnn association
A. Kansas Cltygb. Columbus a
A. Milwaukee o indianapolis g.
A. 81 Paul % Louisville 2
At Minneapolis I, Toledo 2
southern Association
A. NpsNvHlr { birmingham
Al Iltue Rock 3 Atlanta .
Al Memphis 4. New orleans q.
A. Chattanooga Mobile, played
Texas League
A. Shrevrport 8. san Antonio 4.
A. DALLAS o Houston
A. Fort worth 10, beaumont 3.
A. Nu,o 3 Galveston z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
LADIES SiSuO REWARD !

r. kvoc,ssf0i ''Aorshy' Con r.un'd o.--lr,i ,sisi
TIss ~ The ierreat unst ,sps--s wih -. -.
IsitS io Duih5 strength 81 % ss'''s sststis DIT ~
MT A spgINucTpa IMEnI CO. s'~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

Omaha and oklahoma city showed
the greatest reversal ~ form Okla
series with the league leading 81
Joseph club. while The Ruurkcs had
dropped lkc number of gamV 20
fA,ba iu tho first series Omaha
dams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12


won ,br,p nuf nf r,ur from the In
dians
WIcbit, has dispI,ycd the uost
ronsistcpf sam, ~ ,nv Western
League rlub IA, INST ropib TN,
lIyz.r. continued fbcir bri7i6pt plov
Inv t,kipr t,, nuf of threc from
si,uv Cry
-
JopIip has .p,i won a sorles In the
tV, pl,yrJ Tbo hest fbc Mlners
c,,,Id 40 win Dos Nnin.s was In
win ore out NJ IN. three
WIrhIf, has the best record five
victories I'm m, ak games neluR the
rzzle.s Total TIIs, is second win
f,ur vim ,rl two rrycrs,Is okla.
hon, CIV won fnur and Iost three
o,nus si,uy rIt, nr,l, .vru .i, six
r,u,,. ~ I,srpb ,fe, won three
An ell, ,tf,prt. punb, .you three
o,u ~ four with pes Nolpes Rnd
1orli, having me rnorrst record
tu, ,.,rtories i'm .iy gaure
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-07-10
UNDER $500 BOND
Couple Charged With Robbing Store
At Fulton Bound Over.

Phillip Foster and wife. couple
caught IN the act OF rohbing the
Franklin store at Fulton. about two
months ago. and who have been in
Jail 80 Hickman. were given prelim-
inary hearing before Judge Stair Mon
day and bound over 10 circuit court
under bond al 800 each. They are
also under "a bond of the same amount
ou charge of housebreaking Being un-
able to make bond they were ordered
back 10 jail.
The couple claim Baltimore a. their
home. Bailey Huddleston. night po-
lice an Fulton. made the arrest catch
ing them with large amount of cost
~ wearing apparel in their possession
which came from the Franklin stocks
In Fosters coat pocket was found a
marriage certificate. indicating that
the couple had only recently married
and are honeymooning now under diff
icultiss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-07-10
new STORE OPEN
X. Loeb a Go. Open Doors of New
store Here Saturday.

II. Loeb 4 Co. with headquarters at
Paducah. opened the doors Of their
new store at Hickman saturday morn
ing. under the management of j. ia
cobson. who also looks after a branch
of the firms business at Clinton
This firm Is In the Montgomery
building ON the north side Of Clinton
street. They carry a fun line Of dry
goods. furnishings. ready-to-wear. etc.
Mrs. Lou Harper. Of Hickman. and
Fred Stokes. of Water Valley, have ac-
cepted positions with the new firm as
salespeople.
The manager OF the firm Is live
wire and clever gentleman; while
the firm is well known I'm Western Ken
tuck and strong financially. Speaking
of the new store at Hickman. the Gin
ton Gazette has this To say of Mr.. ia
eobson: -Hickman Is 10 be congratu-
lated ON having Mr.. jacobson as a citi-
zen for nj least part of the time and a
store under his management Is bound
To grow"
Here's wishing the firm unbounded
prosperity In their new field
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-07-10
HODGES DEAD
Farmer Near Cayee Dies Friday. A
Victim Of Pneumonia

Bird Hodges. age so years. died at
his home east of Cayce. Friday. of
pneumonia, which followed severe
illness Of measles.
Deceased is survived by his wife and
six children; also his sister, Mrs. w.
Il. Coffey, of Hickman.
Mr.. Hodges and family came TO this
section last fall from Graves county.
and had been farming near Cayce.
where he made many friends The re
mains were carried back to his old
home and inferred In Dobson grave
yard
Mr.. Hodges was considered a fine
man and his death comes as a severe
blow to family and friends
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO express our Sincerest
thinks and appreciation TO our neigh
bOrs. friends. DOCTORS nurse. and es-
pecially the members of the Masonic
lodge who so faithfully and kindly as
sisted US In the sickness and death of
our husband. father and brother
Also those who sent flowers and So
.aciously rendered the use OF their
ears we gratefully thank
Gods blessings rest on each and ev-
cry one Is our sincere wish.
Mrs. Bowdy Moore and Children.
Mrs. lima George.