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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-15

TIE flremen of the city are today
peeNcd over the fact that a Sunday
theatrical performance was allowed
in this city for the benefit of the Act
ors Fund of American when they
were prevented last spring from hold
ing show f.r '-" benefit of the Wei
come Home Fund.
The execu1N, committee of the
Perth Anb. Fire Department or
Saturday gave to Prosecutor Joseph
e. Stricken the following letter pro-
test .ng against the holding of the pro
posed performance at the Strand the
atre:
mir. Joseph e. Stricker,
prosecutor of the Pleas,
"Middlesex Ccunty. n. J.
Dear Sir:-In view of the fact that
there is to be show tomorrow after
noon and evening, Sunday, December
14th, 1919, the proceeds of which are
to swell the Actors Fund of America,
and also in view of the fact that the
Firemen of the Perth Amboy fire de-
partment were prohibited from stag
ing Sunday shows for a more worthy
cause, that is, the aiding of the Perth
Amboy Welcome Home Fund, OF
which we are all well acquainted and
as the Strand theatre is to conduct
the aforesaid benefit performance
we, the executive committee of the
Perth Amboy Fire Department, of the
city of Perth Amboy, acting for the
members of the Perth Amboy Fire
Department hereby protest against the
staging of a Sunday show on Decem-
ber IA, 1919, at the Stranr theatre
the proceeds of which will swell the
Actors Fund of America
Hoping that you stand for law and
order, we remain,
sincerely yours,
(Sigued)
"F'RANK TOOKER, President.
DANIEL FORD, Treasurer.
JOHN PFEIFFER, Jr., Secretary
The xecutive Committee of the
Perth Amboy Fire Department
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-15
Take up Turk Problem
lU Ths AssooFatsd RFSaA

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 15:-Premiers
Clemenceau and Lloyd-George in
their conferences last week took up
the delicate problem connected with
Turkey and decided to International
ize Constantinople, according to the
Post today.
This" said the Post, may serve
as an inducement to America to Join
the ententes in administering the re-
glon she refused to take on single
handed"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-15
MONTALVO INCLUDES RECORDS
WITH ALL PHONOGHAPHS AS A
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

Everyone who returns this adver-
tisement to Montalvo before Decent ber
90 may charge records of their own
selection up to the amount of their
first payment on any talking machine.
So everyone~ought to seize this oppor-
tunity. not alone to be able to choose
the best instrument and to be assured
the pleasure OF music in the home
while paying obviously trifiing amounts
for the pleasure of ownership. Be
sure you get in the right place Mon
talvo's, 80 Smith Street
L111a4-12-15-6I
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Three Investigations
The A SsOcidked presA

NEWARK, Dec. 15:-Three inves-
legations. by the police, County Phy-
sician Warren and the State Boxing
Commission. were begun today into
the circumstances surrounding the
death last night of Louis Roski, of
Milltown, in the City Hospital, Rosl1i,
it is said, was twice knocked down in
a bout with Johnny" Carroll of
Chrome, at the Amboy Sporting Club
last Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-15
Made Soldier Swallow
Lighted Cigarette, Charge
BIZ Tbs Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. t5:-Private
Marcello Gonzales. Of San Antonio,
headed today's list of prosecution
witnesses at the resumption of the
general court martial at Governors
Island of Captain Karl w. Deter,
former Fort Wayne newspaperman,
who is charged with brutality to pris-
oners while directing criminal inves-
tigation work in lie Mans.
Gonzales was arrested in the lie
Mans troop area and brought before
Captain Deter, commanding the
3O8th Military Police Company. 1t is
charged that In addition to generally
abusing Gonzales, Captain Detzer
forced him to swallow a lighted Gig
arctic which he caught him smoking.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-15
Wild Trading in Food
D.,

NEW YORK, Dec. 15:-Wild trad
ing In United States food products
followed receipt in Wall Stre% Of
the news that the United States su-
preme court had declared wartime
prohibition constitutional. The stock,
which had been selling a few min
utes before at rs to 81, immediately
dropped to 73.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PLAYER


When you want the latest and best
rolls be sure TO go to Montalyo's
Every roll is absolutely new and per-
feet with the seals unbroken. This is
really the better way TO buy rolls,
Think it over. Montalvo, 80 Smith ST.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-15
Grant Leave for Grey
.--.-N.A Ds~awN

LONDON, Dec. 15-Viscount Grey,
ambassador to the United States, has
been granted leave of absence from
Washington in order to come to Eng
land and discuss several important
questions .by the government, it was
announced by Premier Lloyd George
at this afternoons session of the
House of Commons.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-15
To ASK MEXICO
Of KIDNAPPING
Another Case for Further Con-
trOversy with Carranza
sv The Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The
Am erican embassy at Mexico City was
directed today by the State Depart
ment to make representations to the
Mexican government, regarding the
kidnapping of Fred G. Hugo, the
Am erican manager of the Dobiefranch
by Villistas last week.
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RELAX IN RULES
|. GOVERNING COAL
SAVING TODAY
All Local Trains Are Again on
Daily Schedule
SHIPS ARE allowed TO SAIL
Coal Production so Per Gent.
of Normal To-day, is hn-
nouncement
SHIPS ARE ALLOWED TO SAIL
sy The Associated PRESS.

BIZ The Associated Press.
WA SHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Restric-
tons against supplying fuel coal to
foreign ships was relaxed today by the
railroad administration to permit the
departure of hundreds of foreign YES
sells which have been held in St. At
lantic and other ports since the short
age of coal became acute.
Director General Hines. ordered
that vessels should be supplied in the
following order:
Inland and coastwisc vessels.
American and overseas vessels.
Foreign oveFseas vessels.
Heretofore the only foreign ships
which have been allowed to obtain
coal We're fast mail and passenger
liners.
Coal production was expected by
railroad administration officials to he
80 per cent. of normal today, reports
showing the miners were returning to
work rapidly in all fields. except in
Ohio and Camden.
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Remove Restrictions.


6y The Associated lrsss.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15-Restrictions
on the use of coal made necessary by
the recent strike in the bituminous
fields, were removed today and indus
tries throughout the country ap-
preached a normal basis.
Regional Fuel directors continued
to exercise supervision over distribu-
ton, however, in order that restora-
ton of the depleted reserve may be
equitable.
From nearly all of the coal fields,
reports came that fully ninety per
cent of the miners were at the pits
today and heads of the United Mine
Workers OF America, predicted that
ninety-five per cent of the men would
be at the mines by tonight In few
instances locals voted to remain idle
pending a further adjustment OF
wages by the commission, which Pres
ident Wilson Is expected to appoint to
take up the question.
Restore Local Trains
At 1901 o'clock this morning the
United States Railroad Administra-
ton resumed the running of trains
on the various railroads of the coun-
try which had been withdrawn on
account of the coal strike. Express
es which had been operating as local
trains during the conservation move
ment are again running as expresses
and the locals have resumed normal
service.
The lifting of the ban has been a
big relief to persons living in the
towns south of this city. Under the
ban the last night train out of New
York for these towns was the 1880
Pennsylvania train, both the o'clock
Central train and the 1901 Pennsyl-
vania midnight train being with
drawn These have been replaced
today and give the residents of these
towns late train service from the
metropolis The 9:40 express each
morning from this city to New York,
one of the most popular trains on
the road which was also withdrawn.
has again been placed in service.
All trains on the main line of the
Lehigh Valley between New York and
Wilkes-Barre which were removed
on account of the shortage in COAL
have been replaced in service. At
the Lehigh Valley offices, freight yard
and coal docks here the light was
considerably cut down. This restric-
ton on light has also been raised.
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SPECIAL VICTOR VICTROLA
CHHISTMAS 0EEER

Montalvo. the Talking Machine Spe-
cialist of Smith st. is offering a gem
uine Victrola outfit for only IS down
and the balance on the easiest kind OF
easy terms or only 1896 cash. Can at
once and see this big value. Mantalvo,
80 Smith st. 11194-12-15-6t"
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Hudson Sedan for hire. Sections Gar
age. 11153-12-13- -tf*
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p. A. Hdwe. for carving sets.
11203-12-15-tf
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THE AEOLIA-VoCALION SOLD ONLY
BY MQNTALXO

This INSTRUMENT may be purchased
from Montalvo on the same easy terms
as any other phonograph. See Mon
talvo FIRST. 80 Smith St.
11194-12-15-6t$
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II your Steam BoiIeg g. iiot AR Fur
mace has not heated as 1t should viii
make It or no charge r. J. Larkln.
,23 Market st. "ls7-1o- -lmo'
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LATEST RECORD HITS ONLY AT
MONTAIVO,S

Pal Was Mary" Waltz: NO Body
Knows" One-Step: "My Baby's Arms
Fox Trot, and many others. Always
on sale at Montalvo's. 90 Smith st.
11194-12-15-6ts
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Electric Toasters at Kelly & Nc,
Co. 111S3-12-15-3tH
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Electric Heaters at Kelly & Nc
Alinde Co. 111S3-12-15-3t'
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wANTED-STENORA FOR IN
sURANCE OFFICE. ADDRESS as. S.,r
CARE NEWS. 11127-12-12-3tS
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Celebration
Committee Notice
Dec. 18th, 1919

DSC. ZJIlI 1919
Motion that in lieu of q cele-
bration similar to the one held
on June 3Oth, there be paid to
each discharged soldier whose
discharge dates subsequent to
June 30th, 1919 the sum of ten
dollars $4,000 upon presenta-
ton of his discharge at the Office
of the Secretary at the City Hall
and upon satisfactory proof that
he entered the service from this
City, and did not participate in
the celebration of June 30th,
1919.
Payments will be made at the
City Hall by Arthur Z. Graham
during the following hours.
9 to IL A. NJ.
2 to in the afternoon.
7 to in the evening
Beginning A. NJ. December
16, 1919.
JOHN ]. CLARK,
Chairman Registration Com
mittee.
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| Windsor Big Line at the Auditorium.
"wednesday. 11202-13-15-2ts
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p. A. Hdwe. for percolators.
11203-12-15-tf<
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p. A. Hdwe open evenings until
Christmas 1117i-12-15-9t%
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p. A. Hdwe for bread and cake mixers
l1203--12-15-tfs
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10 THE MEMBERS OF
mana RELIEF SOCIETY.

Election of officers. Wednesday
evening. December II: Semi iinuai
meet Wednesday. Jan. II. ls29- So
meeting December q. or Dece,aoer
ii on account ef holidays Gues
n1,v he paid a tDana Hall. Friday
waning December 2Bth. The Of
fcers wish you all a Merry CHRIST
mas and Happy New Year.
n f. KNEDSEN. See
N c. NIELSEN. Pres.
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Insurance--real eseafe-nicrts saS es---
Boynton Bros & Company. smith,
66S7-7 tfs
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windsor Big Line at the Auditorium.
Wednesday. ll2Oz--l5-l s--e
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p. A. Hwde. for manicure sets.
5-tf*
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Electric washing Machines. Kelly &
McAlinden Co. 111S3-l2-l5-3t'
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p. A. Hdwe for sleds.
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Windsor Big Line at the Auditorium,
wednesday 11202-13-15-2t 2ta
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WEsATHER-Fhfr tonight
and tomorrow; continued
cold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

The twelve Federal Reserve Banks
were estaclishcd under an act Of Con
gress I'm 1913 as a fart of the Banking
system Of the United States With the
Member Banks they constitute the Fed
eral Reserve System. All National
Banks are members and State banks
found upon examination 10 be quail
fled may be admitted 10 membership.
The Federal Reserve Bank Of ST.
Louis has resources Of more than
eighty-six million dollars and its di ;
trirt includes portions Of Miss euri,
Illinois. Indiana, Kentucky. Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas. j. 4. Utter
back. of Paducah. Ky, and G. T. j.
Mooney. editor OF the Commercial Ap-
zeal. are directors Branches of this
bank have been established at Louis
Vile. Ky, Memphis, Tenn. and Little
Rock. Ark. The Farmers x Merchants
Bank has been assigned 10 the branch
at Louisville. Ky.
As a member IL must conduct it.
business according u their require
ments and regulations. IL makes re
ports of its condition to the officers
of the Tederal Reserve System as well
as to the Banking Commissioner =
Kentucky. IL must follow the rules
as laid down by each.
Membership I'm the Federal Res rive
System makes for satisfaction, eff
cheney and ccrtainty. Adv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
n Paws 20 Be courteoua

Policemen should learn II pays TO be
courteous. A Pittsburgh bluecoa.
found such to be a fact. He saw man
and two women getting of a Joplin
car. each carrying a heavy suitcase.
The officer. seeing that one OF the
women was having trouble in carrying
her baggage. calamity stepped up and
asked that he be permitted TO assist
her. When he picked II up something
inside ratified suspicicusly. At police
station. says the Sun. ~ quarts Of
liquor were removed from the suit
cases.-Kansas City Star.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
HANDLING LOANS.
Community Problem l. Solved
Through Local Banks

When hanks are urged a. purcha =
United States Tres sury Certificates
great many ~ them respond in the D.
lief that u H. "a question ~ patriotism
This b. most cummcndnble motive
but the issue $40 stake il not cieari,
understood
| It H. not solely problem 81 the Sec
rcfury OF the Treasury or the Federal
Reserve Bauk. hut DO g. problem Of
lhe community I'm which the bank !.
located
~ every community there are many
patriotic liberal AMI weil-to-do ciu'
zcus who are cpeuizant of the fact
that there viii be- another Liberty
Loan. and they livc Subscribed "a
each one with a fui knowledge that
they are expected fo purchase their
conscientious proportion of the succeed
Ing loan.
There are many other citizens IA
each locality who. for various reas-
eu~. could not purchase bonds of the
previous Liberty Loans but who. with
good crops and fair prices. are Ia "a
position 90 DO their part ia the sup
plying Of money 10 tho Government.
Both Of THESE clIsses of citizens are
going % their banks upon Issuance of
The Fifth Liberty Loan and draw ont
funds for the purpose. Huge amounts
are going o. be Withdrawn.
The purchase Of the Treasury Ger
tifirufeS forfifes the banks o. meet
these Withdrawals as they viii have
already made substantial advance pay
mcufs ou tho Liberty Bonds
The bond that is turned over 10 the
customer OF the bank will have hcen
paid FOR hy the previous purchase of
certificates. The result il evident
The bank receives no shock when
number ~ customers tender their
checks in payment Of bonds
The resources of the bank are iul
such shape that 60 can meet these
heavy demands without disturbance
confusion. or the necessity Of calling
upon it's correspondent in larger
city.
In the aggregate. if g. National
measure. but each hnmk Is called upon
io protect itself Zoo order that its own
business and that Of che community
may Pee -Fudi~furlied while the Nation !
o. -sufuee fle gigantic task OF financing |
his mighty war that has been waged /
.p make ffe world safe for democracy I
The Hickman Enuk a Trust Cn Isl
nc nrrf bank iu tlc county fo -fih-I ribs. 4
Dob The FUN quota Of United States I
Treasury Certificates OF luI.nfe. iu..-- I
allotted Co Do.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

OF the total membership OF the high
~ exclusive Knickerbocker club OF
New York more than 30 per cent are
In active service with the army or the
navy and more than 10 per cent more
are working with organizations such
as the Y. NJ. c. A or the Red Cross
abroad. with a membership Of little
more than coo. the service flag Of the
club files 227 stars for men In active
military service. These are all volun-
teerA
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

Chas. Stair and wife are entertain
ing new daughter. Little Miss Stair
arrived one day last week
Edd Nipp and family spent the hol-
idays with relatives In Troy, Tenn.
Fire shovels. stove pipe. elbows. etc.
at BetterswOrth's-
Saad Salaamy left Sunday for Okla
h0ma 20 reside
Wire fence anchors for sale at Bet
terswOrth'a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

Services next sunday. January l..
as follows. Pastor win occupy the
pulpit at m a. M and Z p. m. congre-
cntioual singing Ted by the senior
choir Ga the morning worship; in the
evening the large chorus choir viii
furnish the music led by Miss Fuqua
with Miss Thompson at the organ
Choir practice 40 80 a. m The choir
loft will have 90 be- extended out %
the south wall The congregation
will have an educational meeting on
"Wednesday 18th. az = y. mr. &.
puuglas~. Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

medicine for woman's ailments 4 ~
saw. Mrs SARA SHAW, = ~ =
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw proved the neFle q
medicine and wrote this Dotter - ~
that other suffering vunnu ''1''
relief as she did.
Women who are su6esjng = ses - -
w;,ho,,t ,.;,,;. c5i5 limos root ana
herb rrmedv fySs 3. Plnkhem's Veg,
tsbis Co,,,,,. ; tf1al-. For epee.el
s sdD;e nnp2s-j q - a1lmeuts white
wa:s ~ result q Il: forty yesS
exper;ecco = q your sssv1ce'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
BURNED TO DEATH.
Miss NOonon. Of Near Cayce. Victim
of Open Crate.

Duc 81 the saddest deaths that has
occurred in the vicinity Of Cayce for
some time was that of Miss Hannah
Noonou. the 1G-year-old daughter of
SIR. and Mrs Chas N0ouon. when
death relieved her from suffering sus-
tanned through burns received the pre-
tious Friday.
While standing in front Of the CRATE
tlle young ludys clothing became ig-
uifedt and. alarmed by her screams.
Mr.. NoOuOn ran into The room Ia find
the flames almost enveloping the girl
ish form. With rare presence of mind
ne hastily procured bed quilts and
tried To throw them around the burn
ing girl. but in her terror and agony
she fought the covers or meanwhile
frantically running from room TO room
which only increased the flames Mr..
N0onons hands are also said 10 have
been badly burned; SO much so that
he may lose two fingers.
DIR. j. W. NaylOr gave the young
lady medical attention. but IL was seen
almost at the outset that her buSps
were fatal. Her suffering was intense
The body was laidsto rest at Rush
Creek, Thursday. beside her brother
Tommy-whO was killed year ago
by horse paving him. Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev w. r.
Holly, of Cayce-
The tragic death of Miss Noonon is
"A terrible blow TO her parents and
loved ones She was a sweet and pop
ular girl, and will be missed by her
many little friends.
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CAR BURNED.


IN extra rue-cngpr ruuch. sfnudlu.
on sidc-trucS Of the a. a. a a. RS.
IN West Hickman. caught fire from an
exploding lamp bate Friday evening
and was destroyed The fire depart
mcnt responded 90 the alarm. NJ was
impossible o. save tho crr. hut adia-
cent buildings were protected which.
without the tire department.. would
doubtless have gone up in smoke.
This D. the first blaze in Hickman
worthy 81 note since fhc destroying OF
the Dr. 4. ~ Curtin residence hast
fall
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
ORR HONOR ROLL.

The following good folks have sub
scrihed or renewed subscription for the
Courier since last report FOR which wf
fhank them.
Efa D. D. MHev.
E uirn
ran kerllu.
john ia -ieF
Airs d. Alhriffen
AIRS ~ D. PARKER
john 49, smith
a. MekelreE.
D. Icnr,--
AIRS Dn Alas Ia..-.n-
If q Werner
~ IA. IruFog.
Mrs e.. H. Bruer.
a. W Fowler
W. " Prcuctt
g. g. Bondurant
r. NJ I-lcr
Mrs = j. Burton.
Mrs. A. g.. Kimhro.
Mrs y A. Thompson.
NJ NJ Mills
Ms Mary Lou Sublett.
Mrs. y. 4. Davis.
w H. McGehce
q. T. Bryant.
Walter Brown.
- T. Chonte.
Mrs Mary Barbour.
r. ID. Austin.
Catlett Graves.
John Chunfc.
s. H. Under.
Mrs Chas Rutfer.
j. y. Bradbcrry.
+ A. Holcomhe.
Clns c. Schlenker.
W : Ellison
Mrs J W Handlcy.
Mrs. John X Ford.
r. &. Roper.
J. y. Lusk.
ode Basham.
Henry Pollock
NJ l. BOulfon.
u. r. williams
j. ii. Jackson
+. 4 Warren
Willis Williams.
= y. Sweeney
Mrs. ". y. Brasield.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

Evansville Lady Dies nj Home of
Daughter i'm Hickman

Mrs. Jane Hanley, age % years, died
Tuesday morning az the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. A. Chamberlain. after
several years suffering of a chronic
bowel trouble.
Deceased had resided i'm this city
only about three months. coming here
from Evansville. Ind. She Is sur
viycd by one son and three daughters
Burial at city cemetery
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

". +. Edmonds
Gilbert Arlington.
Ike DeI.e0n.
r. r. Fields.
". l. Gass.
W. 4. Johnston
Wiley H. rrison.
Martha Rice.
Mrs. 4. q. Summers.
Mrs. Paul :. Keen.
Mrs. Maggie Ramsey.
Mrs. Virginia Whaync.
Chns Griswold.
T. Ellsworth
Mrs. !. W. BallOw.
II. l.. PiniOn.
Mrs Frank Barkett.
Jesse Pickett.
a. L. Phillippy.
Miss May Darnell.
r. J Reed.
Hollis Kirk.
Herbert LangfOrd.
Mrs. $. j. Harrison.
J.. X. Ellison
w. +. Pendleton.
lee Schlenker.
Fred NJ. Case
+. Il. Randle.
Mrs. NJ. +. Henry.
DR.. II. A Davis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

so weak at tunes i
could hardly get
around to do my
work, and as I had
four in my family
and three boarders
it made it very hard
for me- Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
was recommends
to me. / took
and it has restegco
my health. = =.
=.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

Third in~iollment on Liberty Loan
Bonds due Tomorrow.

lest you forsct-this o. to remind
purchasers Of Fourth Liberty Loan
bonds that The third iu-faflmruf on
same II due tomorrow. Friday. Jan. -
it T. very important that this payment
Dc met promptly. don't overlook A..
Hickman Bank a Trust 60.
Furmcrs a Merchants Bank