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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-16

eel s nj jeji l5iery SYN a
$4,000.
Sam pri prvnim vySechu o
sobe doznal. re jest sice svin
dlerem a nikoli vrahem, ac
mnozstvi u neho nalezeneho
zenskeho prada mluvi velmi
zretein6 pro jeho vinu. Jednou
byla sousednim le5e naleZe-
Ma nrtvola zeny uplne baz sa-
tu. Jako vzdy pracuje i ten
tokrate fantas;e lidu a Zveli-
Guje patrn6 zahadny pripad,
ktery Jest dnes V PaIizi sensa-
CT prveho radu a Zatlacuje do
pozadi nejdulez;tejsi soudo5-
ne udalosti.
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UTRPENf NASICH HOCHU v
ITALII.

Canton, o., Is. kvetna. =
Dvacet pet clenI setniny H cd
1872 p,uku pechoty, jiz slouzili
V Italii a byli nedavno V New
Yorku vyznamenani zastupci i
.'lalske vlady, s,ozili dobrovol-
ne pfisezne udani, co Jim bylo
vytrpeti Italii a odevzdali ie
kogresniku Roscoe C. McCullo
chovi Sc zado5ti, ably o tom Ia
hajil diskusi v kongresu.
Mezi jinym 81 stezuji, ze BY
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lMssl MSS|
PROTI VALECNE PROHIBIT.
CT.

Narodi spolek obchodnikil
lihovinami usnesl Sc poslati pre-
sidentu Wilsonovi protest proti
provad6ni valecn6 prohibice O.
de dine /. cervence. Spolek "a
da presideta. ably zastavil pro
vad6ni zakona, jimz ma byti
p, 900. 600 liai zbaveno sprace.
IPravi, re obchodnici lihovina-
mi, jichz jest zemi $4,000,
byli by vydani v Sane neomlu-
viterne nespravedln lnosti, neopra
jvnenemu ubyti svych obchod-
mich prav a vedle toho vlada
ztratila by dane ma 50.000.000
galoni lihovin. klere jsou je-
ste ma ruce. Ma schIzi mluvil
take F. A. Bollen z New Yor-
ku, pravni zastupce spolku, kite
Try pravil, re devatenact statn
mezi 36, ktere die provolani
statniho tajennika ustavni o.
pravu schvalily, ma zakony,
die nichz mela ia vec prijiti k
odhlasovani lidovemu a stalni
snem sam o sobe nema pravo
schvaleni. Podle toho Bollen
pravf, ze jest nutno, cekati ma
schvaleni lidove a teprve po-
tom bude MONO vydati provo
lani move, nacez prohibice
lvstoupila by v platnost "a rok
ma to. o veci te budou co nej-
drive rozhodovati soudy, vyslo
vii Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-16
$500, ,OOO.O 600 MA ZAKOUPE.
Nj FAREM PRO VYSLOU.
zILCE.
40. 900 vojini Sc jiz prihlasilo.

Washington, Is. kvetna. -
Ia nedlouoh bude cale deseti
tisice vojind a ramofnikG po-
starano farmami pomoci agen
tury Spoj. Statu. Predvidaji
TAX zejmena vudcove republi-
kanske strany noveho kongre-
SUI, kteri hodlaji pomoci sekre
Itari vnitrnich za.ezltosti Lane
lovi pri vypracovaai podrobne-
no planu move okupace pozem
XII t6mi, jez bojovali V ,prave
minule svetove valce.
Farnafsko-vyslouzilecky pro
jekt buda iiednon z nejvetsich
zalezitosti dostavSi Sc pred kon
grcsni zasedani v Americe. Ma
dnesni predbezne schulz by,o
jednomyslne usneseno zadati
ma Soustati 5OO;OOO.OOO dolla-
ri a prof. nGvodnimu navrhu
jenz znel ma pouhych 100 mil
lioni.
Soustati nabidne vonnum
farmy, kdyz ma Mich budou
chtiti arci pracovati a z jejich
vytezku aspoh CAstecaa umoro
vati povstalv duh. Dnas vice
jak 10000 vyslouziicu vojinu
a namofnfkfi &c uchopiIo teto
pfilezitosti .podali jiz prislus-
ne zadosti department vni,r-
mich zi.lezitosti dosti epravne
pfedpoklada, re pocet zadosti
"a kratko Sc zdesaterozna.3obi.
Pc uskutecneni vladniho pro
jektu povstaly by pax v kaz-
dem state move kosonie vyslou
zilecke.
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ZE SIBfRE DO VLASTI.

Zeteznicni zameJmanci ces-
ke armady V Rusku zaslali mi
nistru zeleznic dru. Zahradni-
kovi z Jekaterinburku projev,
kterv dosel po vice jak ctvrtle
te n bloudeni svetem. DOpis je
psan jmenem "Dopravniho ze-
leznicniho odboru ceskosloven-
skych voisk'', datovan je 10.
prosince 1918, obsahuje po-
zdravny projev ministru zelez
mic, strucne vyliceni cinnosti
dopravniho odboru Rusku a
zada ministra, ably sdeiil vseSn
zeleznicnim zame,stnancdm &C.
skoslovenskym tento projev
VSem bratfim zeleznicnim zri-
zenc1m Ceskoslovenskych
drah! Roztrouseni po nekonec
ne sibirske draze cd Ticheho
ocean al po hrebeny Uralu,
srdcem vsak u vas, radujeme
sc s Va,ni z osvobozeni naSl
drahe vlasti. Vitame uprimn6
do nasi zeleznicni rodiny bra
try slovenske a posilame vam
vsem bratrsky pozdrav a prani
plneho zdaru Vast praci. -
At zije Ce5koslovenska repu-
blika -
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VYSSf MZDA UNIOVYM TIE
SARUM.

Vladni dohodci komisar
Faulkner zprostredkoval vcera
vyiednavani ,esarskych unii
kontraktory ku vzajemne spo-
kojenosti. Tesari vydelavali do
sud 80 cent? "a hodinu prace,
kterazta mzda zvySena pet
entu ma hodinu mezi l. kvet-
mem a 1. fijnem a o dalsich 5
centu ma hodinu Cd prvniho rij
ma letos do 1. 1aja r. 1920. u
riovi elektrikove vyjednavaji
obnoveni kontraktu bossy
dnes. Tfi sta pokladacu cihel
!vcera vysla ma stavku, zadaji-
'ce dollar ma hodinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-16
ARMADA SPOJ. STAT0 CiTATI BUDE
JEN l75.0OO MUzU.
PUVODNf NAVRH MA PUsL Mi. L.IONU
BRANCH BUDE AS ZAMfTNUT.

Washington, Is kvetna. - Pilmillonova armada Stryce
Sama, jak bylo panu vaecneho Departmental sotva bude
povolena Soude die proevq kongresnku ve nasv6dcuje
re prfti zasedan nepovo ami ctnu monu ale pouhych
175OOO muzu Prmouvaji havn6 clenove zakonodarny
kter vaceji Francie Havni sovo mez mimi vede "a
supce Julius Kahn, predseda noveho vboru kery ma
pracovat plan mobisace amercke die svycarskeho
Kahn ocekava koncem pristine tydne ostanich deset
ii Sc do New Yorku jiz Ultra
Zpravy dobre zpravenych kuhu hasi novy kongres
rozhodne pulmionovou armadu edrovati nebude at iz
Jest nvrh akko odporucovan vaeGny departmentem je
no znalci.
Nezamavejsim Jest re jsou pro plan male armady Sc
nato kter drive horve primouval ably ozbroena
Amerky ponekud rovnaa armadam osatnch vemo
CT Die vSeho posiena bude mlice kdezto predoha
cenem vcvku voenskem bude pedmetem dlouhych debat
a potickych boI.
Ia poslednho zasedani senator New Indiany, hlavni
pfmuvce vseobecny vycvk poda pfedlohu pride
pred kongres kdyz bya drive prozkoumana departemen
vlky Sekrear Baker vsak eto r.ysence nepree hoda
pred kongres povoati cleny sPershiAg
dali sva dobrozdani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-16
BYL TO CESKY CLEVELAN.
DAN.
Vojin karel Slavik, utonuvsi
pred tydnem v Allegheny re.
ce, bude pohrben zde.

Pred tydnem prine3li isme
Zpravu, re vyslouzilec ze sve-
tove valky, cetar Karel Slavik
utonul blize Pittsburgh V rece
Allegheny dnes dozvidame
Sc, re mrtvola utonuleho neby-
"a dosud nalezena, ackoliv vo
jensky trad V dotycn6n patra
nj pine pokracuje. Reka je to
liz roZvodnena, jakmile vsak
poZnstatky nest astntho kraja-
ma budou vypatrany, vojenske
komando posle je ku pohrbe.ni
do Clevelandu. Treba totiz po-
Znarlenati, re cetar X. Slavik
ibyl Svakem p. Vojtecha Pavel
ky. 297S vych. 81 ILL.,, jenz o
jeho pohreb Sc postara.
Kare! Slavik narodil So pred
i27 lety v Zadni Zborovici u
Strakolic V Cechach, kde rez
nictvi Sc vyucil a odkudz pred
IL lety do Clevelandu Sc W.
stehoval. Puvodne pracoval v
dilnach br. Pavelku a asi pred
5 lety odjel do Omahy, Neb.,
kde pozdeji pridal Sc dobro-
volne k americke armade. Slou
I'll U pechoty. a pc vypov6zeni
valky Nemecku jel 8 Pershin-
govou vypravou do Francie
Slavik bojoval S prvni amer.
Givisi Verdunu, pax u St.
Mihiel byl celkem ctyrikrate
ran3n a posleze poslan do Sou
stati ma zotavenou a to do ta-
bora rekonvalescenti V Pitt
shurghu. Minuly tyden We ctvr
tex Slavik vyplul We ciunu We
spoleGnosti jineho rekonvales-
ce.n'a IA feku Allegheny u jezu
lod'ka Sc Jim pfekotila a oba
vojini zahynuli.
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lW.SSl WSSl
Historic MODERNlHO
"MODROVOUSA".

Pariz, 16. kvetna. Pri
soudnim vysetrovani Henryho
Landrua, jenz jest obvinen, re
jako druhdy povestny Modro-
vous vrazdil zeay a milenky,
nenabyla dosud paflZska poll
Gle zadouciho svetla. Az dosud
domnlvaji Sc urady, re spro-
vodil Landru re sveta devet ne
bo de5et zen a divek a pripiso--
vano jest mu kazde podobne
Zmizeni. Mezi domnelymi jeho
obetmi, coz vSak neni dokaza-
no, jest asi tucet mladych d.
vek, mezi mimi dive desetilete
ydovy zralejsiho veku, diva no
81 mezi 7 Is leIy, tri psi a
kocka.
DIE theorie policie jedlna Sc
patrne perversniho pomaten-
ce, jenz zvaval ma svoji ven.
kovskou villu pobzize Rambou1
lu zeny, kde ja hostil, bavil
hypnosou kejklirskymi kou-
sky. Nektere zeny lakal jake
nemene povestny videnskJ
vrah Hugo Shenk A1seraty \
rubrice anbidnuti k snatku. Je
ste po jeho zatceni hlasilo Sc '
.ieho parizskem bytu nekoliE
vdavekchtivych zen.
Moderni Modrovous della dc
jem vzdelaneho mule a chovS
Sc We vazbe velice klidne. S
nekterymi zenani zmizely tel
jejich uspory v jednom pfipa
de jako vdovy Cuhcetovy uni
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ORCANISACE NAJEMNlKU.

New York. - Ones by!y
podniknuty kroky k organize
vani narodni unie najemnikH.
Unie bude spriznena Ameri-
ckou Federaci Prace a vyvola
stavky proti hrabivym MATTE
lnm domu. Mysli Sc lie bude
v sobe zahrnovati 100000 Gle
MI. Organisace prace O 100000
Glenech byla zassoupena v
dnesni schnzi.
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Mvg:Ss!Ssl vg:s!s|l W!!!Ss;s]] |.!!!!s;
TEXAS OTEVfRA VZDUCHO
YOU LINII.

Forth, Worth, Texas. - PRIV
nj osobni aeroplan, pro sluz-
bu v Texasu odlete! dnes z
Forth. Worth do GAINESVILLE,
Tex, a Ardmore, Okla. Prvnim
pasazerem byl C. C. Littleton z
Forth Worth, bratr kongresni-
ka Martina Littletona z New
i Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-16
PODLEHL.

" nemocnici Charity zemrel ne
znamy muz, postreleny hostin
skym L. Gibbermanem, 713
Broadway vGera casne rano.
Neznamy, patrne profesionelni
lupic, chtel v naznacenem sa-
loone provesti kradez lihovln a
2 brokovnice strelen byl do pr
sou. Policie ma jeho totoznost
zjistit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-16
DEMOBILISACE 166 PLUKU


Pesi pluk cislo 166 bude V
sherman do soboty demobiliso
van a podobne rozpusteni ceka
|pluk lis. Po odchodu 166 plu
ku bude mastehovano do Sher-
man $4,000 postupns, nace3 v
demobilisaci We velkem M IT.
ku bude pokracovano.
Dnesni bulletin vale6neho de
partnentu sdeluje, ze Cleve-
land an Emil Krejci, 1856 vyhc
48. ul. nachazi Sc mezi rane-
nymi v tabore rekonvalesce. .,til.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
COMPENSATION ACT
EFFECTIVE July |
Employers Association Aid
ing Employers to Under
stand Bills Provisions.

All employers Of labor In the state are
vitality interested in the workmen's COM
pensation act. enacted by the last ses-
sion of the Tennessee legislature, which
becomes effective July 1,
The act provides for an elective sys-
tenn Of compensation for accidents oc-
curing to employees and Is one Of the
most important laws that has been put
upon the states statute books in many
years.
The Employers Association of Mem
phis regards II as the duty OF every
employer TO familiarize himself with
the provisions OF the act. A digest Of
he compensation law, issued by the
employers association. is as follows:
Compensation elective. Acceptance
Of employer and employe presumed un-
less notice is given state factory in
spector. Either party may change cleo
ton by 30 days notice. Sections 3-4.)
II employe accepts n the employer
rejects, defense, Of assumption of risk,
fellow servants fault, and contributory
negligence, unless wilfuL are ~abrogated
In case of damage suit by employe. II
employer accepts and employe does not,
present defenses remain. (Section IL
All employments except casual, where
less than 10 are regularly employed,
agricultural and domestic employees and
common carriers doing interstate BUSH
ness while engaged in interstate COM
merCe. In cases where less han 10
are regularly employed and In the case
Of coal operators and IN the cases OF
the state Of Tennessee, counties there
Of and municipal corporations, the en-
ployer may accept the act by giving 30
days notice, but may, without notice,
fan TO accept act and retain common
law defenses. tSection 81
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
KAFFEE-BEEN
HEADACHE TABLETS

win free you OF the strain on your
health and efficiency caused by head
pain such as neuralgia, nerve fatigue.
headache and insufficient amount of
pure oxygenated blood. All headaches
should be stopped at once regardless
the cause. The doctor will tell you that
pain Is a shock to the nervous system
and is a menace to the health in gen.
eral, 1t taxes your endurance and
causes dangerous overfatigueH You
must see to 1t that the headache rem
edy you take does not contain harm
full drugs, such as A~cetanlid, Phenace-
tin, Aspirin or A%ntipyrin; these drugs
are powerful depressants to the clrcu-
latory system and are dangerous. KAT
fee-Been. the coffee headache tablet,
Is harmless absolutely, and should be
kent on hand at all times. Go to your
druggist and secure a 25-cent box OF
the 5-grain tablets; they are guaran-
tecd and money will be refunded cheer
fully at any time II they are not su
perior to any headache remedy you
nver used,
THE COFFEE HEADACHE TABLET.
Al fountains, trial size package 5 cents,
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
For Itching Torture

There Is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo. which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Eczema itch, pimples,
rashcs, blackheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blern-
ishes disappear over night. Itching us.
ually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe.
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only 35e; an ex-
ira large bottle, Sl.00. 1t will not stain,
Is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins
The Z. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
PLANES CARRY CARG0ES
FROM PARIS TO BRUSSELS

BRUSSELS, June 10. (French Wire
less Service. Regular transportation
Of merchandise by airplane between
Brussels and Paris, established by COM
panies in the two cities, has already
resulted in some unusual cargoes be-
ing carried.
A consignment of nearly 500 pounds
OF Holsters, brought by one Of the air
planes OF the system. arrived at the
airdrome lear here Tuesday afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
TEACHERS LEAD l o

PANAMA, June 19.-Reports concern
ing the recent revolutionary outbreak
in San Jose, the Costa Riean capitaI,
received by the Costa Rican consul
here, declare the outbreak began
Thursday last and continued Friday,
II was led by school teachers who had
been threatened with a reduction in
pay,
The consul expressed belief the riots
were due to Bolshevlk influence.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
SWAMP ANGEL CHARGED
WITH MAKING LIQUOR

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, June 10. (Spl,)
e. H. Herring has been arrested here
on a charge of illicit distilling and will
be turned over to the federal authori-
ties. He was involved in the operation
Of an Illicit still in Tupelo swamp last
fall and was indicted by the last fed
eral grand jury.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19

All children troubled with worms have
an unhealthy color, which indicates poor
blood, and as a rule there is more or
less stomach disturbance. GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC given regu-
larry for two or three weeks win enrich
the blood. improve the digestion, and
act as a General Strengthening Tonic
TO the whole system Nature viii then
throw off or dispel the worms, and the
Child will be In perfect health. Pleasant
TO take, SOC per bottle. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
Principal and Subcontractor.

Principal contractor ~secondarily liable
to employees OF his subcontractor (Sec-
ton 49,
Where elected, compensation is the
exclusive remedy for injuries covered
by the act as TO the employe, personal
representative or next OF kin. (Sec- |
ton 81
Written or printed notices Of I'M.
ployer's election to reject or change OF
election must be posted at place of
business, with duplicate to state fac
tory inspector. (Section ~
Employer who deducts from his en-
ploye's wages any portion of his in
surance cost guilty Of misdemeanor, also
guilty OF misdemeanor in event of fall
ure to carry insurance, give bond or
satisfy commission of his ability to
pay award, tSection Al
IL any Of the provisions OF the act
are held UNCONSTITUTIONAL, 1t shall not
affect the remaining portions.
In death claims, where the cause OF
death Is obscure or in dispute. any
interested party may require an autopsy
at his own expense. tSection 25.)
Fifty per cent weekly wages, maxi
mum $1l, minimum IS, or full wages
under IS, weekly; maximum period, 800
weeks, II temporary. In case OF in
jury resulting In permanent total dis
ability, maximum period $50 weeks, sub
ject to weekly rate OF IS after first 400
weeks, and to a maximum total OF
5000. (Section 2S-a)
Partial Disability.
Fifty per sent Of payment Of earn.
Ing capacity, maximum $l1 weekly,
maximum period. 800 weeks, Specific
schedule OF compensation for loss OF
various members. Compensation for
| death computed on the basis of the
number and klnship Of dependents.
Maximum $ll, minimum IS, or full wage
under S.. Maximum period, 800 weeks.
amount OF income loss subject to the
maximum. In addition, expenses OF
burial to the extent of 500. tSection
2S-b)
Prima facie or conclusive presump-
ticn OF dependency Is established In
case OF a wife and dependent children,
and in certain other cases, Depend
ents otherwise limited to certain rela-
tons wholly or partially supported by
deceased, and for O reasonable period
prior thereto. tSection 500
Injured employe must submit TO med
zeal examination at reasonable times.
and refusal suspends right to compen-
vation. tSection 2b)
Settlement may be made between en-
ployer and employe according to sched-
ule fixed by the act. a copy to be
filed with state factory Inspector and
circuit court judge, In case OF dispute
either party may submit to the county
judge, circuit judge, chancellor, or
criminal Judge, Appeal from county
Judge to circuit Judge, where case Is
heard dc novo, without the right OF
either party TO Jury. The decision OF
the circuit Judge. chancellor or orimi-
nal judge subject to review by supreme
court. (Section 321
Periodical payments may be com
muted to a lump sum equal to the
present worth OF future installments,
discounted at six per cent. II approved
by court. tSection $50
Right to compensation has same pref
erence against employers assets as IN
paid wages for labor. tSection ~
Claim for compensation Is not assign
able, and Is exempt from seizure OF
sale for any debt or liability tSectlon
49,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
How Compensation Is Secured

Employer must insure In company
satisfactory to insurance commissioner.
or must give satisfactory bond or sat
lsfy the commissioner OF his financial
ability to pay the awards. House bill
4S1, passed at present session of the
general assembly, provides for the ad-
mission into this state of mutual cas-
ualty and other companies, and pro-
vides for the organization under the
laws of this state Of mutual companies,
CSectlon Az
Compensation payable direct to en-
ploye by employer or insurer; payments
to be made at same intervals as wages
as near as possible, (Section 800
Attorneys fees must be approved by
the court, and in no case can b. more
than 20 per cent OF recovery. tSection
33)
Minors OF legal working age given
same co~ntractual power as adults, COM
pensation to a minor is in lieu OF any
claim by parent for loss of services.
tSection -
Where right OF accident exists against
third party, employee has option Of pro-
ceeding against third party for dam
ages or claiming compensation from
employer. II latter employer Is sub
rogated, to the employees rights against
third party, but must pay the en-
ployer any amount recovered in excess
Of compensation and cost of action.
an 40 ~ A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-19
Injuries Covered.

Personal injuries by accident arising
u Of and In the course OF employment,
excepting those due to employees will
tul misconduct, Intentional self inflicted
injury, intoxication or wilful failure or
refusal to use a safety appliance or
perform q duty required by law. (Sec-
ton 100
Notice OF injury shall be given I'M
m~ediately Upon tho occurrence OF IN
injury oil as soon thereafter as lis rea-
sonable or practicable, unless employer
has actual knowledge of the accident.
80 compensation payable unless writ
ten notice Is given employer within 80
days, unless reasonable excuse Is mad
Claim must be made within one year
after injury, or be barred. tSections
22-24.)
In case of temporary disability, no
compensation allowed for a period OF
IA days after injury unless disability
continues for as long as six weeks, in
which event compensation is allowed
beginning with the day after the In
jury. tSection 26.)
Employer must furnish medical aid,
including crutches, for a period of, 30
days after injury, provided that the
total liability shall not exceed 800. In
the event OF death, employer TO pay
burial expenses to the extent Of 500.
iSeptIpp 16
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AWARDED A MEDAL.

Canton, Texas. May 1.-Bessie
Mimms was awarded fifty dollar
medal. here today. by the Van zandt
Colored Citizens for the brave stand
that she took in protecting her moral
in fight with white man, name
Guy Wilson, West of Edgewood. Bes-
sizes former home was at Waxahachie
Texas. but she came to Edgewood
10 make Canton her home and
after arriving on a late train and
being stranger, she asked to 80 a
certain direction to where some Color
ed people lived. This man told her
he knew where the Colored people
lived and in the mean time carrying
her different way, and when they
had gone about mile from the
station she was attacked by said
man after fighting him with brave
determination she managed to catch
him in his throat choked him down
held him while her three children
gave screams, wich brought many
to her rescue. This aan was ar
rested, lodged in Jail.
Later plead guilty to a fine of
$54.0s, assault.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mineral Wells, Texas, May Mrs.
Ellen Young of Gainesville is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ira Cass
Rev. Sutton has returned from
Chickasha, Okla.
Mr.. Waters has returned from
Henderson, Texas. Mrs. Lois Stall
worth and children have gene back
to their home, waxahachie. We had
a delightful night Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson left for Louisiana and other
points. Mrs. Ernestine Polk has re-
turned from TT. Worth. Mrs. Ray
snond Chandler is in home from Kan
sas city after pleasant visit.
Rev. M. p Graham, Field Secre-
tary of St Johns Orphanage is in
town this week in the interest Of the
Orphanage. Hrs. Jackson, left for
her home in San Antonio, last Mon
day Mr. A. T. Ruckev Of Weather
ford IL in the city visiting relatives
The union services at Little Bethel
Baptist church were largely attend
ed, collection for the evening ser
vice $500.
Mr. J. Z. Ransom has returned
from TT. Worti. The lecture at the
A. M. p. by an over sea soldier was
interesting. Mr.. Henry Johnson was
indlsposed for few days friends
are glad to see him out again.
Have your news ready when the
boys deliver your paper and a nickel
to pay for same.
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wHITEWRIGHT.

Whitewright, Texas, May Sum
day school was well attended at
both churches. Rev. L. H. Hervey
was here Sunday and Monday night
with his church, he preach elo-
quent sermon Sunday at 1870.
W. H. Luper and wife are at home
for the summer.
Mr.. s. A. Dehoney was in Ladonia
Texas, visiting father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thompson made
a flying trip to Sherman last week
Mrs. Rocksey Andrews is improving
Mr.. Ike Smith is very sick.
Mr.. w. H. Luper is repairing his
rent houses. southside of town. Wher
you want the Express see Cecil Gate
wood or call at ]. H. Logan.