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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12
Bangi

Give to Help Re-Chickenize Do
yastated France"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12

Yes, BUT Waddy va Mean?
Sign in window of Hotel Sinton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12
PERTH AMBOY EVENING NEWS

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printed herein and so designated are Associated TTss asmn p &C. zeal
not be lawfully reprinted except " members o. me 80 az -arr9caons as
news OF ntane origin herein printed is subject to TIE ae NT"H0
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
BLUE LANGUAGE

The va has made us more profane, which gives my gentle
soul a pain. In olden times we used to swear when sick o IT burdened
down with are IL In the darkness we arose. and o the door Jamb
broke a nose we'd spring some redhot parts of speech which made
the welkin screech. But when no stern occasion called for
language that would scorch and scald, our speech wa soothing and
refined. the output o # the placid mind. But o We uss the whole
day long. and n 10 seen to think it wrong. The stories in u
public prints ire full of words of lund tnts, and cen the pastors
shock the pews, the sort of sdjecuves they use. Profanity was all
ways coarse; and now it's losing all its force, when it is sprung in
constant how-it lacks the pep Of long ago. In war it may have
been all right, this damning everything In sight, for We rel racked
by dread and doubt, and cusswords seemed to help us out But now
that peace is come again, let's be polite and godly men. and. quit this
foolish. stupid stunt of pushing swear words to the front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12
Advice.

Advice.
Don't be gawk."
Says old Man Hire:
The more you talk.
The more you tire"
Luke McLuke.
Don't be n gink."
Says Claude Way,
The more you think
The less you say"
Hastings. (Neb.) Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12
Bits of By-Pldy

By LuAE bicLUkE
Copyright. 1919. the Ctnctnnau
Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12

Camp D'Auvours. Sarthe. France.
Cher Luke: There is a man here
who can do all the cussing for the
Club. His name is Private Frank
Godamski.
Corporal II. T. Teese.
Fourteenth Company. First p. r.. A.
T.. l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-12

Names Is Names.
Oma Corn lives at Flint. Mich.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13

The first serious attempt Ia bring
IN an oil we'll IN the district clos Ia
Dcminp viii De- started m u few
weeks by the nrming Blshrc Otl y
Production CO., which has leased q
large block at land from the south
western on company uf nrmiug.
The land lies west If lawn aud n
sad In hold out the greatest en-
enlargement Ia the company IN ~
operations. hat the exact location nl
the site that Will hc hc chosen Ter
the drilling Ut the well will mt lt
-clcrlrd until Mr.. Holmes, rhirI
sculngi-i 1T the Copper Queen Min
ing 49,. amy, at Bi>hrr, arrive
here and goes carefully over lh'
around. Mr.. Holmes Is cNpcrir,
here this week to begin his invrs.
legations.
Under the terms of the agree
mrnl with the southwestern Oil e.,
lhr nrminp Hishrc people have nm.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
New Mexico T BIZ G Fis1d'


~ August Goth 10 begin operations,
but Frank W. Taylor, the prcsi-
dent of the latter company. says
that they will start the we'll within
that time. 4 contract has already
been let Ia the Southern California
Drilling Co.. 10 do the work. and
the d%rillcrs will bring a standard
rig that will be- capable Of going
down IiO feet. II Is confidently
expected that the oil will be- en-
counicrcd we'll within that depth.
H. ". liigglc. an experienced drill
or, Will have charge Of the work at
the we'll, aud Mr.. Taylor will cNcr-
else supervision over the work Of
Drminp Bishcc company in the To-
cal ncld
The estimates place the cost Of
The we'll at close tu siO.WN. and II
Is The intention of the company Ia
permit local investors la secure
sumo NJ the stock m the company
Ut an rVlrrmclp reasonable price.
Not more than siOWn viii hr
ruisrd m this manner. n- the ROM
pany Is we'll connected in financial
circles and numbers some uf the
very rirhcst men IN the Southwest
among ~ members ncminr Head
light.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13

The lulluwtur lrrtrr Will BE- I'M
lrrrsl lu those contemplating filing
nil and gu- l"a-rs uu government
land aud explains The rules and
regulations that must hr followed
u WAS m au~wrr ip u letter from
Grurgr Curry ul ~ururru.
In reply I have The honor lo ad-
Wise Nuu that an vacant and uuap-
prupralri and wr".rr,rl public
lands. rlurll, valuable fur their lr
pusii- of petroleum ur other min
rrpl ul.. ma, Boz luralri under The
piirrr muiug law. ui the imltrl
Stat, bat uu utl lucaliuu D.. per
f"r'rl until discovery 1T mineral
Within lh' limits or the rlnim hn.
been m1,, lay riiN ul company
II 81 ~. Nl,aradn Oll rumuGus 90
T.. -. 800; ~ N,w MrNir. hYv,,r"
the stale law, uruNidr '11l Nhru
hand. 'pN, urru lnralrd lu rrirn-
rUm ur uu al ga, ur luili. lu, &c.,
Gator COZ lprnl"I- thereof shall ur'r
tn right Ia The exclusive pu-sH-
l"u AMI occupancy uf of the land
embraced m luraliun for the pur-
rrsc eft prospecting lur petroleum
mr. I'll and gas during the period
from the date of the luraluu of the
rlaims in the rui ~ the calendar
year succeeding that In which the
lurniiun was made pruNi,p lu -,r-
ton 1861, compiled law. uf New
Mexico 1913 50, n au uil luraliuu
% made fur uuapprupriaird mrr-
served lands bon NrsrrNrd lands 900
Now Mexico during MAY of this
year. the locator ur luraiurs would
have the exclusive pu,sr.,iuu of
SAID land until midnight of Deem
hrr %. ig!O, Ia prosecute their wurk
with q view uf making u discovery
uf ul within the limit. uf lhr
claim
Onr person err individual ma,
lu-1t" - acres, and q corporation
!, considered au individual 900 lhr
location uf placer claims, two per
suns ~ acre, and lur each adii.
linnal locator. the rlauW may b.,
larger 10y twenty acres until lGl
acres i reached which d, M" may.
imum area that may included ir
u placer claim hut the u-surIa.
ton claim uf lGO nrrrs cor less. thr
luraturs must have au equal uI
huuaiidr interest iu the rlam lp
Gated for mn one can lend hi> name
fur the usr and benefit pl ,nmrhud,
rl,c. M limit has been placed gpur
the number uf uil rlaim. Whirh lu
li,iduals en- citations ma, lu.
rnl", hut the fact rat utl la, hrrI
discovered uu unc claim would nu'
Validate The other udiuluiug Iora.
iinus without the actual discover,
ui oil an lhrmuf uil uu them sc,
section $3.50 uf ~" revised ~ialulr-
oil claims m groups of nl i've 3
continuous aud owned nm rummol
may be- developed hN u single com.
mon Improvement. provided that =
trud, Ia the development of -.
iu determine the oil hrarlur rlar
actor uf the contiguous claims lo
which II Is sought tu be- applied
and provided further. that q di,roN
I cry uf oil has hrrn made ou rurI
NJ said contiguous claims Sr
smith ". Union Nj Co, la1 Pa,
llrp. atG, affirmed hy the Unite
States supreme court March q
1910 % supreme court Reps. nm
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
on DEVELOPMENT
WEST or COLUMBUS

The playas basin Petroleum Com
many holds under lease from the
state of New Mexico a total Of 1920
acres. centrally situated In what
biologists have declared 10 be a
favorable field for oil. Mr.. Myers
was in the field early and was thus
able Ia secure a large acreage IN
what his experience In other oil
Fields convinced him was the best
part or the basin.
A well II now drilling near AMI
mas. only a few miles distant on
The east and another IN the San
simon valley. north of Bowie, Ariz.
about thirty miles io the west. anh
should either of these strike oil II
will increase by many times the
value of the holdings of this com
pany.
However, the officers NJ the
pluyas Basin Petroleum Company
do not propose Ia wait ior amy IN
crease iu value by reason of work
dime by others. Int Ia gu rishi after
the oil with u full sized drilling
outnl wlich will enable them Ia To
dawn iUnN feet if necessary. The,
are luraicd un favorable structure
and have made the capitalization of
the company large enough Ia carry
the development work lu u success
ml conclusion.
As time nrs an and more oil
men visit southern New Mexico. the
conviction deepen, that The next
great nil Held will be- developed M
this state. THE generally held upin-
iur that uil duc, not occur m cont
puraiiyrly high attitudes has been
knocked iniu u curkrd hat by oprr-
aiious iu Colorado. Wyoming and
certain parts at California. An
other feature that laNurs tins par
iirular part of the country D, the
statement hy grulugl,ts that west
ward from Burkhururit the trend
uf the geological formation Will
bring the uil sands nearer thu sur
face and the main uu deposits Will
therefore be- reached at less than
iWO feet. THE character nf the nil
seems lu change ~ IT q, found fur
Their west. ,hr oil FROM the most
vrslrrl, fields hring uf HIGHER mar
hci value than that found In Nan
~, and Oklahoma.
IN any event the oil Rrulugists
and practical oil expert, hoih look
Tor great oil developments In this
western country and when It comes
II will mean general prosperity
such as W. have never known be-
fore. Those who are actually in
iorrstrd IN oil property viii be- the
hng winners, of course, since uil Il,
mot ouly uur uf the greatest wealth
producers hut Is. without question.
the quickest wealth producer
known.
We are going after oil. said n.
=. Myers. president nf the com
pany. In nn wdcyrlnprd Held. u
company Is uuwi.r mot io plan ou
"a great many r~yrntualitic-. That
Is why W. are authorizing the issue
~ the total amount of our treasury
/ stock. sapiuOnOn worth w are
moi going lu hr found m u tight
place iur the want of funds Ia con-
tnuc drilling like many other com
paulrs M new fields have found
Themselves.
Mr., Myers has had much expert
rucr IN eastern oil fields, aud II
WAS hs knowledge at the lru,
Pennsylvania formation that lirsl
attracted him Ia the playas BASIN
Silver CilN Enterprise.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
~NOTICE-PIANO ron SALE

For particulars inquire of Captain
T. Nee. Reardon, commanding Of
nccr, Troop q, l2lh Cavalry. tf
Troop q, l2lh Cavalry has a
Mashhurn Player Piano for sale.
This piano was recently purchased
new, aud is now in good condition.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
TOWN PROPERTY ron SALE

| have for sale more than thirty
town lots: business aud residence
buildings; also desirable business
and residence lois located in differ
cnt parts of town II will pay you
10 see II. +. Flack before buying. II
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
FORESTS
MENAC|NG TOWNS
California Suffers Serious
conflagrations Which Are
Reported To Be Spreading

Los ANGELES. Sept. 25.-Two disas.
trons fires In the Los Angeles, national
forest were spreading today, according
20 Officials Of the forest service here.
jumping a hastily constructed fire break
q fire IN the region OF Thousand Pines,
70 miles northeast Of San Bernardinn.
Cat was sweeping toward Pine Crest
and Squirrel Inn, two large resorts IN
the san ~Bernardino mountains.
One hundred men fighting fires In
the big Tejungp canyon, about 10 miles
north OF Pasadena, were forced TO flee
for their lives when the fire. accelerated
by a wind, destroyed their camp.
While It has been impossible TO esti-
mate accurately the total area burned
over by the fires, Il was known to be
considerably in excess of 1O0,0 900 acres,
forestry officials said. The PRINCIPAL
damage has been TO Watersheds forming
the sources OF water supply for a num-
beg OF southern California communities.
=
PbACERVILLE, CAB. Sept, 25.-For-
est fires which yesterday nearly en-
this mining center and for a
time threatened Its destruction. we're
believed early today to be under con
troll. business men who closed their
stores to aid the fire fighters consid-
cred the town out OF danger,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
RANSOM S
REFUSED FOR HOG
Duroc Show of Fair Develops
Fabulous Values Heretofore
Not Dreamed Of.

A morning paper states that Fred
Hengst offered n. q. James $50, 900 tor
scissors, his great Duroc boar. after
the phenomenal winning on Tuesday
nlght and wednesday morning OF Scis-
sors' get
However the facts in the case are
that after Mr. James had thrice refused
$40, 600 for Scissors, Mr.. Hengst went
% Mr James Pine Crest farm out OF
Charleston last week and overlooked
all OF the Scissors and other stock there.
some 500 head. He then went over
to Mr. James home at Sharkey and
sought an option on Scissors at $50, 900,
or 100000 for Scsissurs and 20 OF his
get, MIR, Hengst 10 select the 20. He
assured Mr.. James that he would exer-
else the option II Mr.. James would give
bin either one.
That was before a single award was
made at the Tri-State fair.
III Scissors was worth $4,000 before
lTuesdAy night, no man knows what he
q Worth today, since such a Judge as &.
u. Morton placed his get where he did
over the big herds Of classy stock Of
Tered In competition, Scissors prior TO
that time was recognized as the best In
alNlduai and as possessing the best
blend Of Duroc blood, but he il young
and his proficiency had not been dem
o~nstrated. Tuesday night and Wednes-
day morning 1t proved itself in a NAM
ner seldom, II ever, equaled In a show
ring.
His companion Nboars in the Pine
Crest herd are as good as any in The
land, and yet at recent sales sows bred
70 Scissors averaged $500 per head
above the same class OF sows bred 10
other bears, One hundred and twenty
five Of these in a year give Scissors a
preferential OF S47, 500 annual earning
capacity above his colleagues. Hence
$50. 900 for him, then, to asman not Ia
need of ready money was no considera-
lion.
What his preferential win be since
last Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning remains TO be shown at the
next circuit sale.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
Columbia RiUer Has
Strange Pictures
In Symbol Writing

SPOKANE, wash, Sept. 25.-whether
painted symbols on the rocky banks Of
the Columbia river, in Klickitat county,
washington, are indian symbols or
whether they are the records of early
Teutonlc explorers is to be submitted
to experts Of the bureau Of Indian af-
fairs at Washington, ID. c., for their
verdict.
That the pictures are fragments Of
early history Of the tribesmen of the
Pacific Northwest is the belief of w,
y. Lewis, Of this city, secretary OF the
Eastern Washington Historical society.
He believes they are $50 years old.
The theory that they are the writings
Of European tra yelers of many hundreds
Of years ago is held by Oluf Opsion, a
student Of archaeology who resides AT
Dishman, near this city. The same sym
bols also discovered by Mr.. Opsjon, he
says. on a big stone on the seashore
north Of Boston, Mass.
The painted rocks are on the west
side of the Columbia river, two miles
north of Vantage ferry. Among the
pictures 'iare those OF two goats
described by Mr., Opsjon as part OF an
astronomical symbol. He believes they
were intended to Indicate the eauinoxes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
MOTHER OFFERS $4,000
FOR MURDERERS OF SON

HICKMAN. Ky,i Sept. Is. fSpll-
Mrs N. @. Morris. mother Of Nathan
norris, who was fOully murdered on
mas offered a reward or 81. ZOO for the
arrest and conviction OF the murderer
OF her son. and the state has been
asked TO offer a reward in addition TO
this.
Every effort Is being made to appre-
mend the two men who we're seen hur-
rying down an alley from Morris gar
age after they had fired two shots into
Morris. The shooting occurred lust
after he turned out the lights in the
garage. The murder Is One OF the
most cold blooded ever known IN this
county, Owing to the prominence Of the
family il has gained wide attention.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
$50, 900 CAR FIRE AT
H0XlE. Ark, is MYSTERY

HONIE, Ark. Sept. 25. ~CSpL)-Early
Tuesday morning a vacant cab0ose
standing on a track near the car shed
in the Missouri Pacific yards here. was
Jumped to the car shed, under which
several damaged cars were stored in
process Of repair.
The sheds were burned. including IS
loaded ears, three empty cars, the
stOreroom and blacksmith shop. The
damage has been estimated at $500
Il is not known how the fire originated
In the caboose.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
DUNN PLANTATION IS
SOLD TO LOCAL PARTIES

YAZoo CITY, Miss, Sept. g5. (spl)
The Dunn plantation, located about u
milo and IA half west Of Ya2oo city, has
just been sold by It's owner, Mrs, Ida
Dunn, TO c. l.. Graeber and S. h. North.
of this city. The plantation contains
about l,000 acres. $50 OF which Is In
cultivation and the balance in timber
land, The fact that the plantation has
previously been subject to overflow has
mitgated against It's sale. but c.. l..
Graeber is one OF the largest planters
of the Delta and IL closely acquainted
with recent drainage developments and
results In the county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
S0L0NS ARE
BUSY WITH LOCAL LAWS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. %. Spl.l
Nv ednesday afternoons session Of the
Legislature was almost without excep-
ton confined TO local legislation, SEN
ator Caldwell's bill To permit cities OF
the secollh class and Incorporated towns
to levy a, special automobile tax of $50
per annum was passed by the senate.
ON a bill by Senator Brown the SEN
ate sustained the presldeDt in a ruling
repeal legislation. Senator Brown sought
to pass a bill to repeal road district
No. 5 Of Cleveland county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
DECOMP0SED BODY is
FOUND NEAR MERIDIAN

MERIDIAN, Miss, Sept. 25. Cspl)-
The dead body OF a man. whether white
or black no one knows, found in Sc
washee creek three miles north OF Me-
Tidian late Tuesday night, III still un.
identified.
The c~oroner,s jury returned a YER
diet that the dead man was unknown.
Efforts are stiil under way to IDENTIFY
the body. The body is that Of a white
man or a mulatto but II Is 30 badly
swollen and decomposed that ii Is mi.
possible to say which It iA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
CHILD DIES AS RESULT
OF AUTO ACCIDENT

HICKMAN, Ky, Sept. 90. tSpl1-
james Lowry, little four-year.old son
OF Mr., and Mrs, Macon Bynum, near
MOSCOW, nine miles from here, who was
injured several days age in an automo-
bile accident, died at a hospital In
Cairo, where he was taken for an opera
Ton, The family car hadN run into a
and the family had gotten back into the
car, when the car Mnged forward again
into the ditch, hurllng the child from
tho lap of It's mother, t~recturing its
skull,
Carroll Blair came along IN his car
and took the party to Moscow and on
the following day Carrel Blair himself
was Killed when an NJ. a O. train
wrecked his auto half a mile south Of
Moscow,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
OF VICTIMS OF
STORM ARE FOUND

YAZoo CITY, Miss, SeptA 25. (Spl,)
Word has come TO Mrs. j.. II. White.
of this city, her husband. In Cor
pus Christi, Tex, that he has succeed
ed in finding the bodies OF his mother,
Mrs. Nola White; her daughter and the
daughters husband, Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh
Stockton, and the remains were buried
at that place last Friday,
The bodies OF Mrs. St%ockton's two
children, Elizabeth and LOIS, have not
yet beef found. and relatives meant
TO continue the search in the storm
swept city for d while longer,
The father, Nola White, was on d
ranch some distance away at the time
the storm swept Corpus Christi. lie
learned Of the death Of his family only
after he was able to return to the
city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
DEATHS,

Oscar Orgaln, 81, General hospital,
Sept. %; cancer, surgical shock.
Charles d. Mcintosh, 50, Baptist hos
pital, Sept, II; fracture Of skull (acci-
dent).
Lila May Armstrong, IA, Young and
Nellie BLY,, Sept, %; street car ac-
Agnes Vaughn, Z, S7s Willoughby,
Sept, 22; diabetes militus.
Harry Kent. 25, S9S Mosby, Sept. 49,;
tuberculosis.
Napoleon c.. Clay, so, rear 2S3 South
Fourth, Sept. 20; lobAr pneumonia,
Dolly Martin, 70, 1884 Lamar. Sept. "a.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
HULL CANNOT COME TO
MEMPHIS NEXT SATURDAY

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. (Spl.)-A
call meeting OF the executive commit
tee OF the Democratic national COM
mitteo to be held In Atlantic city Fri
day aud Saturday Of this week has
forced Representative Cordell Hull, who
IS n member, TO cancel his plans for
being IN Memphis Saturday when
President Wilson win speak there.
At this meeting OF the committee
consideration win be given TO all phases
OF organization for an aggressive caml
paign which Democratic leaders expect
To wage next year. Chairman Cum
mings has stressed his desire that every
member Of the executive committee he
present, indicating that he deems the
plans Of great Importance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
RAlNEY PLANTATION
SHIPS FINE CATTLE

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. Sept 2b.
tSpL) Seven carloads Of cattle have
Just been shwbped from the Paul j.
Rainey plantation IN this county, the
large consignment going to st. Louis,
half OF the shipment being made up Of
selected calves,
The RaineS pastures still contain n
hord Of 100 Black Angus cattle, a
smaller number Of Syrian sheep OF the
famous four horned variety, and other
kinds OF hlooded animals.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
FAIR AT sENAToBIA.

SENATORIAL, Miss, Sept. 25. tSpl)-
Arrangements have been perfected by
County Agents Cherry and Miss Woods,
for holding a one days fair at Sena :
tobia, on Oct, II. For several wears
Tate county hasn't had q county Fair.
Community fairs having taken the
place OF a county fair. however, II il
the intention 20 make this a county
far, Liberal prizes have ooen offered
by the board OF supervisors and bust
ness men Of tho county. Prominent
speakers have been secured from Mem
phis, Tenn, and the state Agricultural
college. Four other community fairs
viii be held in the county during the
month OF October.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

the undersigned to advertise and sell
the property secured by said deed Of
trust, this is 70 give notice that we
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II. 1918.
commencing at IL o'clock noon. at the
southwest corner Of the courthouse,
Memphis, Shelby county. Tennessee, and
at the Adams venue entrance thereof.
proceed TO sell at public cutlery to the
highest and best bidder for cash. the
following described property, situated
in Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit:
Lots 80 and 81 in block 10 Horn Bros.
'Galloway Park" subdivision. beginning
az a point In the north line OF North
Parkway, four hundred fifty nine and
f~iYe-tenths C59.5) feet west OF thu west
IN Of North Decatur street; thence
west with North Parkway one hundred
llOOl feet; thence north parallel with
North Decatur street one hundred and
nity 150l feet: thence east one hun
dred 100) feet. thence south one hum
dred and fifty (15O) feet to the begin
ming.
Said trust Iced recltes that II is
secondary to a trust deed OF the same
date securing a note for S1.3b0.
All right and equity OF redemption.
homestead n dover waived in said
of trust, and the title is believed
to be good. but we win sell and convey
only as trustee.
UNION a. PLANTERS
BANK e. TRUST CO. =
BY SAM HOLLOWAY Trust Sffieer
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
@~@- s~a@Ht
BOMB EXPLOSION IN
HOME KILLS 3 PERSONS

BATAVIA, N Y, Sept. 25.-The Ok
plosion Of a bomb in the dwelling OF
Carl Trimarchl in this city early today
killed three persons and injured four
The dead are Mir and Mrs. Joseph Bat
tAgl and their ~two-year-old son,
Mr., Trlmarchi Is n restaurant keeper
He recently has received three threat
eping letters.