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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
Weekly Health Talks
What Doctor Pierce Hae
Dens for Hupsaaisy
NY nfA1nR GRIPS
my DOCTOR GRIPS

II has always seemed 10 M tAss N
rs~ce. VI fsasala. NJ Y. shasaa b. eaANs1
near the top whsn . list ai Ane~ess
great h~nesaetan 10 written. lie ssadisA
and conquered human diseases w aN
ssrs thai Fee ssAtss' wAsss~x As sssaA
svsaese thar sssFvaas dsas4ss, b, a
Sase amaaaacs1 II In The nswwgsapets ara
ssas whore u sssassss ~ issssAs vi d assAl
price, lie dia aos follow sAs ssasl cS.som
ii asspsas the Ingredients seesva. ~ shss
the rich oIy ecaA Afford 10 hay tAs
nassisesss. boi cscn, psiased To- same u
each roes and hext be ussI. Asa % today
sAs nanara Al III. i'.esSs and h,s rae4ssssss
arv WIDELY kAown. and the, stand fs~ tx%
ter hcsish' and better sisisentAkr.
One u tAss sr~a, phyaeasn's mosi sa~
eessssl rwm~aies ~ known N ns. rserrxy
Peasant Pellets. Ties are littsx, .axss
eoas*a pgiis. somposed a Msyappie. Ieavss
If alec, rcos Of alap ~thiags lhA, Nstwrs
grows Ia the grsaat" These Pesl<ts srs
safs teosase they asovs The bowels srasly.
lssving NO lsa after esects. ~ 10 many
p.ils do, vssy efssa they make . pes~a
Who takes them issl LIKE . nsw ~san ~
weaaAa. for thsy .els~nss Tie ssiassis~s Il
hard. aeesyed and possenoas matter sAsa
sceusaai.tes when one IA eestivw. II ~
are cOnsssrsssd. By all m~ans 60 10 yca
drusxis, and ret snms ef IN. f,rrvs's
Peasant psllsta. They may prev. IN h
the very thing your SYSTEM rcsair~ -
make yea well and happy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
oasn ~ offiSs.

SafN " QTEfGE.
The OATH Of office vas administered
10 Gov Hv5eEts by Chief justice II L.
I.anadsa. Of the Tennessee sapFens
court Tie exercises sere helms
brought 10 i cAose AZ the bad stfaek
up The Marsciliatse' and the han.
4reas Of visitors focksd Ia the speak
ers stand 10 congratulate the new gov
ern3r aud ~Jah Atm and ais strninss.
tratioa Collapsed
Ths inaugural committee aus com
posed Of Senator u A Bafkhalssr.
chairman. Representative Robert u
Brattua, secretary. Senators w, J.
Matthews, W r. Monroe and gssrs
seHtativss ksisiing. W W Bsaa Aad
George Canals.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

~Wc read Va sss~ses ahent he@ ge~4
ssssSe eeihafea SO te h~Aavsne iass -
tiHS CtassssnAs,~ sssa CAP leaasaH n
Rssalaas kssage4 ~hSs my s~Srs~ea ka3y
ass~ saslEegyfs Sstesa. Th~y Asad .
caarax sssaa asssaxt v remsansss~~ ~ al
ea as sad tsst what tAey u~as am
ass@ NssRf taey asu IL ~ To aAe II ,hey
tasAlt ssv a., kaaSss ssty STAR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
KIDNEY TROUBLE OFTEN
CAUSES SERIOUS BACk.Cnt

when year i&ri .thes, ard reas had
tsY ard Ahtr~ys s~sen 10 he ea~rttieI*a,
70 10 ysur n~sy~a drug store ssd SIT q
hottie n DR. Kiirnes's swspe Root II
80 Ehysacssm's prescription for ssszssnis
II the k,aasss ard bas4sw
II has sseed the test vt yeas ard ha,
-svssasscn tor qssoliy ard sAe~sa.sly
sIrsns res~lss IN the~~Gds II ea~s.
Tbs rregarssoa - vsry sse~rve. bias
teen placed IN sAje ev~sywkss- Get .
tctus. rs~dmn &C asrgs a~. nj ,ruT s~r'
css arusx~
Ho~r.er. II yss wish sv~ 10 tsst Tim
rrvysr.tlsn ssnd ten ~~nts to IN, kfln<r
! te. BtnsAssses. n. r.. lot = ssmyat
scstse Whsn vrytins b. ssfs ard rem
ssoa thu paper - Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
susr ASKING.

"l lore the ground you walk on
he said.
And a little later inquired ~Dos
ycar father can this fropertyr-
Lcu.svllls Ccurler-Joarnal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
RECIPE FOR GRAY HkIH.

To bali p4aa vi water sssA IN, nay
Ean, ssaaa BOA ii fAsaa Temraaad
and v ct. " ssssHssae. Ans dsaggsa eMa
Ras sAls W ~ sua eas masx il u AssaAs 4
very Atsss eaSs. faA Assress~m@ tag mAA
ssg and MSS csana i'm s@eh lmx 1T hxrAs
DasssscasA, IL vii ssssiaaiay sAaskm
Esssasssa, taae2 ssay kaG, sad ntAae II ~
and ssassy II waa Ast salas tive sraa@. Va md
.ssSis OF greasy. ard as~x Ast rsA sx-AAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
THAT'S DIFFERENT.

y - somebsd, has sued Murph,
Tor $40, 900, Goa"
$50 | didn't kuo. Mar?ny vas
verth eio,oda, 600"
Maybe hs aint-sat he's 20. i'll"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
HARDLY WORTH WHILE.

Have you any tsrrapin ?"
Could you serve NE a hall Por
con p
I'VE could Ervs il. said the wsit
er jndteislly, ''bu, You couldn't ne
IT, LOUISVILLE CourierJournai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
ne coulc.

Sh4--I see q ssllas married a ri,
before be died 70 tia; she could have
his millions vhen he was goas.
Could ssa love . girl lise thsss
Tie tqGickls Where does sha
lves
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

whfls Assessment and taratscn sr~
~ es-~t es the Administrations Atss
and xiIl probably se given rssst VI
way ever all others the rreaiAs,fsntsts
are awake u conditions tast 5.ea at
,eetfon The houss. ~ an orsryaean
.=s vote. aacp;e6 the official eerT.fs
cate ratltytns the proposed srcs!es.sos
amsatmsat % tie fedora cossntsttoa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
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Senate Adcgts Report

This senate adopted nc report 81 ne
committee tn rules which In substance
wsse ra-enastmeEt ~ The senate rules
~ 1917, with this exception II vii
rare tsothirds vote to suspend
the rules, VAS cad Of the Old majority
rule 81 1871
Among tire new MS Ia the senate
w.. aaa which provides that fnren*n
o. grand iurS0s shall 10 chosna TO
serve Cor twn years u applies to all
counties In the state.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Senator. Fuller and Rice, a. SA~lsy
rcr-ty. tutrs>Ss area bills ts enable sis'e
ssnss asa trust comrsnts. to sAcoNe
men. tA-s of fedora reserve AAnsA aad
~ eva stces ia federal aaats
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

No. Elizabeth. sH uasssrs ~ crazy
suiIfs Nrv ass lHr.s'srs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

In the senate, Mcfarland Of Wtison,
Ard in the house Wilson of Smita
county ,n,rtSiacst eslls which provide
for asos,sament Of tho state board Of
consrol. created tear yeare arc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
q IN q IN

"Ts scax aasy IassaA sxsaxx xztedr
"Sace she L. whs, she rssgs 10
hand,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

A gesd seryaas makes a seea mas
sSF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Tee prohibition ratification rsselz
,co ~As stGned by Go. RIVE ana see.
- ,eaxssss - A aye" vote
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

! Nashville In tnli Wow u 4 numh.t
hf pedestrians. Thomas Hughes of sia
kiftasnth Avenue, North, engineer and
night Waterman at Watkins Institute.
leaped tn his death from tho wood
land Street bridge into the Cumher'
land River nroodiug over his dansh.
tors dwath anai. weeks age Ia h~
iieveti 10 have caused mental disorder
IN Mr. Hughes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Ual0a City.~~-f'rot n, A. saaghn. 70
burning from oyerseas, has been unant
tnsasiY elected 10 his former position
III superintendent VI pa5Itc sasraetsoa
for Dbi0n county
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

= Hamtolds Hon. a. &. Shared w
Balls. the attorney general 0f this ~
Nlcial district. hiss parcssAssh q Aesns
I'M Humboldt and will move hwe 10
Essids
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Memphia with M@uphla soidiars
Ind sailors returning from military
camps IN greater numbers daily. ths
Ehamber III commerce committee GA
boldior employment has planned moro
hetlye GO operation with the United
States employment scr,tes In pforid,
ing Jobs for the discharged fighting
men.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Jackson That In. We~t Tean essee
fair association had a successful sea
Son In the fail ~ 1918 Ia shown by tina
financial returns made public Ia the
ANNUAL meeting II the stockholders
ard directors Secretary W Y nar
sys report showed a cash balance ~
ts.sss AFTER 81 901 Ia a<em!ums for
iisa sto4 \ ard aGrts oI,ural exhibits had
been paid. and .H3mbrr IT expenses
bald :.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

| e. atisnooga " II Ciaagr. aged
ss, W. known Publisher. former mem.
tef ~ &3fa ltgiaTas0ta1 ard contestant
for thr hcat Of t'tuuoy T NArter, in
thu srnatAf died at his home here. AZ,
tsr short i:lness Of pneumonia Mr..
rieasn MAS th~. pahitahor OFT Ham
nton County ilryali. James County
TlmeA aud other publications
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
SOLDIER POLICEMAN
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Taken by City Officer on Charge Of Assault
Preferred by John +. Clark.

Alva Folist, a military policeman, was
arrested last night by city policeman
charged with assault and battery. The
case was continued, in the City Court to-
day, until Monday
Foust is charged with having assaulted
John L. Clarke, manager of McCalfs
saloon, at 100 Market street. Patrolman
Andrew Dcvcnnel made the arrest.
According To- the police, Clarke stated
that he was standing in front of the saloon
early last night when his attention was
attracted to two soldiers talking guardedly
Ia Negro lie saij hc saw money passed
from the soldiers to the Negro and watched
the Negro enter his saloon. Clarke says
b. then called to a military policeman,
who was approaching, and asked that he
remove the two soldiers, stating that they
had hccn diSordcrlv and that he imagined
they were trvng 10 get someone To pro-
cure liquor IN has saloon for them This
Clarke asserted. the military policeman
refused to do SOME words passed he
tween I larkr and the soldier guard. il is
sud. and Clarke alleges that one of them
assaulted hlm The arrest followed The
soldier protested againS being detained
AZ police headquarters. but without result
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
SOL D|ERS ALL SAFELY
OFF GROUNDED SHIP
Last 200 Wounded Troops Taken
From Transport Northern Pacific
Stranded Off Fire Island.
ny Associated Press to Every Eveniu,

Fire Isalndg n. Y. Jan. d-Removal
of POO wounded, he last of the army
transport Northern pacific's soldier pas
senger list aboard the stranded liner,
was begun early today under clearing
skies and IN an even sea. Submarine
chasers and naval launches, carrying
the men TO the hospital ship Solace,
completed the operation before noon
-Four naval launches drew alongside
the ship. which developed y heavier
scawnrl list during the night
As the FIRST party Of litter cases were
lowered over the troop ships SIDE, the
soldiers saw the sun for the first time
since then trailspoH ran aground, within
few hours Of their home port, early
Wednesday morning The submarine
chaser. her deck brown with prone and
sitting figures IN khaki, shot away from
the big vessels Ice in = flood of sunlight.
Motor boats followed IN the chaser
wake. wallowing through the seas to-
ward the hospital ship Sollcc which had
edged shorcward TO within less than
mile of the Northern Pacific. Observers
on shore, watching through glasses,
saw the helpless soldiers raised aboard
the hospital ship through her ports
The Solacc was rolling heavily hut the
navy men worked skilfuily and the
rcscttes were effected Wit OH accident
When two big wrccklng tugs after an
hoii s work failed ia stir the troop ship.
imhcd,lcd in 10 feet of sand naval vessels
began taking all baggage III ~ cilort 10
lqhtcn the vessel
Captain Meade, coast 8 ard officer IN
charge ot naval operate Oh shore,
said the transport was under little strain
and in no danger She grounded. he
added. at high tide and uth south
wind driving the seas high ~ the beach.
and similar conditions world facilitate
her salvage
Army coast guard and Rcd Cross
workers. still on duty on the beach.
kept vigil in biting northwest wind.
with . temperature below freezing,
while the aftermath Of the nights snow
storm CROW ned tho sand dunes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
SWING CRANE DAMAGES TOWN.
On Train Ii swipes and Wrecks Houses
Along Tracks.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New Brighton. Pa, Jan i.-Several
iouses We're wrecked a dozen telephone
poles and a signal torn down and Il mum
her of persons seriously injured here tins
morning when crane on fast east
bound freight tram on the Plttsburg,
Fort Wayne and hicago railro8d swung
around and piled mp a score Of csrs
across the raadbcd I'll traffic in both
directions railroad officials Sax, will be
tied up for hours
One ot lie frelgat car. jumped tic
track Plnnging INTO the residence Of
\ J.. Brewer no with his wife and five
children Rero buried N the Nreckagc
and seriously inI1rvl Eleven more ears
then left the track crashing into other
houses. The Nrcckagc extended along
several blocks Fires were started by
the wrecked houses and all available
fire apparatus was rushed to the scene
to prevent its spread.
Up to noon several persons were re-
ported missing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
CITY COURT ASES.
Various Matters Disposed Of in Municipal
Tribunal This Morning.

n the CITY Court TO-DAY. Frank Iack-
son colored who wa arrested - Detect
tive Riley Yesterday N 5 charge of tho
larceny ~ a gold watch valued ~ $50
iron William = Brgg- No, held uder
s5fp fu! toF bo cnuri - General o4-~4uii-
Lena tuggins colored vas held under
s30u bail she Va, charged with the
larceny ~ opme eia'hrg from ~araf
Tucker frapi lzvlor calored disc rli,rgsd
with larceny. wa he'd under s.m haI
Iio = alleged - have stolen II ho,tlc- oi
pllv from the J. 9 ~I.Ier Csmpauy
~imon Nootlu~k ~ aged uai W-
chargca uIt, fhp npu--lpfsrf 81 ~
Wli, and two nor children aged +, and
q years, Respective, H. ca,c Wa. pnY-
tnqcd Tor oh. Wcch bl., tour Ofbc,r
McDanlcl MAKE. 81 u,c.tlcatiDr
NeN J 1idrno lrtr,ei.l,cd thI- fut,rutny
~ -, es., ~ Nlll.1n NO Nariha Dave
charged p,rl ke,pnp buu- 81 q4.s-ton
sbie nputatf u resulted -, ,h-u.l,,,f
- -. a4- bs ll~. 81 lla 81 ,ytde,.-,
b. ra-, = ls,--r IW.trt r,Inr.d
cha5Ri 81 ~ .--,plf ynehva- cor,tuli,,l
from crdeAo continued fsraa,,s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
FIGHTING MEN PICKED
FOR IMMEDIATE RETURN
Three Combatant Divisions Will
Make To,al From Oversee 2o2.-
600, Demobilization Rapid.
a. as@ocia,ed Press 70 Every Evening

Bv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Ian. i-Thrcc combat
divisions the 5Oth, 37th and q1st. have
been designated BY General pcrshlng for
,irlv return home from France, General
March announced today
These three entire divisions and the
Second Corps headquarters which op-
Grated with thiBri>ith army in Flanders
under MAJOR General George w Reed
have been added 70 the priority list and
viii bc returned home 81 shipping he
comes available.
Units abroad assigned Is carly CONVOY.
in addition 10 those already embarked
nov total POP 900. Troops III tile nIted
mobilization. General March said. total
I.379O00
Decentralization Of the army i home has
now reached the last cla>~. the combat
divisions.
Orders for the breaking up Of these units
already have been sent ont. and the task
will proceed gradually under week 10 week
designations Of the number to be let
out
Tie progress OF detnohllization IS being
maintained. official reports show. an IN
complete total giving $50 800 men and
40 49l officers discharged to January.
An official report received from the
American military attach, with Ambassa-
dor Francis IN Russia announced today by
General March, shows total deaths from
all causes III the American forces IN fhe
irchangcl region up 10 November - 10
be ST. Of these nine were kIlted II ton
seven died Of wounds lhu, we're drowned
and two died a. q result ot accidents
and % from di>ea>.
Later official reports. General March
said show that the military situation
al Archangel Il entirely ~ band. and
that the troope are adequately led and
clothed for winter campaigning IN that
section.
The army reorganization blll !" - pre-
~t.ntcd 10 ongTe~- early next week viii c0u-
tam provisions giving authority 70 the
war department to incorporate iii be new
regular forces those temporary officers
" no made good in the war General March
said There are no vacancies in the ranks
of the old regular army, it was said,
every commissioned grade being filed
Officers who have Indicated their desire to
maintain their connection with the per-
iuancnt forces are being held in camp and
not discharged a. their turn y reached :
General Pcishing has been instructed
10 use in the army OF occupation officers III
similar status abroad
III reply toun inquiry persistent rcpor
that BATTERIES Il and y, l50th Field
lrtiilev. 42d Division had been practically
Wlucd out in action. General March
-aid Major General Charles + Menoher,
former commander of the 42d, who nov
Is IL Washington had stated specifically
that -ucn reports wcreunfoundcd These
UNITS. he sand, had not suffered any un-
usually heavy Iosses
General March requested that attention
be called 10 the fact hat the war risk in
suranco bureau isan adjunct nl lie treasury
department md does moi come under The
war depa' tmcut He SAID his personal mail
was flooded With inquiries regarding IN
suTance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
RUSSIA LOOKS TO i. 5.
TO PUT DOWN "REDS"
intervention of Foreign Troops Nee
cSsary 10 Defeat Bolshevikism,
Gen Semeuoff Says.
ny Associated prcss 20 Every Evening

hlta. rans-Balkaha, SUNDAY, Dec %.
,dchvcd Defying the orders of hls
physicians. General Scncnotf. who Was
quite seriously wounded by fragments
of bomb thrown IN a crow dcd theatre
here recently, received the Associated
Press correspondent today. With him,
he discussed briefly the crisis IN Russia
declaring that America IS admired bv
kussianS. who would welcome American
truops IN the hattlc against BolshcviSm
Armed Cossachs .lardrd the Generals
house and thu correspondent WAS allowed
10 sec the General ony after undergoing
q most rigld examination. General Semen
uf himself gave the correspondent cnur-
teouS welcome with hlS left hand explain
nG that his right hand and left leg have
hccn inquired hv the lonh explosion
a surgeon had just removed fragments
ot the l"mh from the injured leg
Referring % America, General Semen
otf was iuslStcnt III his declaration that
American troope would hc welcomed hy
Russians
The landing of foreign tr,ops On Rus
sIan srll j. naturally ulsta>tcful. hc added
"tut II Is nccce>ar uow O. uNcrthroWthe
Rnlsh,vi~ts
i,kod u u.s. differences With Admiral
kolchah had hccu adjusted hc replied
~ tie negative.
Admiral kolchak sent troops % IrkutsA
he saId 80 cannot saN we arc friends.
hut my cossacks Will llwavs work for tho
last interests Of Ru>sia
lie concluded hls talk with rrquest
that his gre, lungs I'D IA oppression 81 hls
admiration and rcSp,c. for the American
people IT, sent ~ them He especially
spoke 81 hts gratitude for the unscitsh
interest m Eussias welfare which has
t~en shown hy AmcrIca
British troops have hccn i. radcd
through tt >tug;> and the hcllci that
American forces arp c,mire sccrn~ general
strorg torrr of lanAncs, ~,n,ampci in
the ,ihurl- sud apparcrily sufficient
81 control tho ~tUatIon
III, atierp pro. t~.4>-luati0n , General
~,r cnch caused temporary reign 81
I rror herr tie Mas attending rhc opera
.snd was seated in box With party. one
81 whom was ladv Suddenly 4 man
r.,-c iu tie gallery and threw i hon,h.
y hlch eNrloicd AZ Tic feet u tho General
Thc lady w.s lnhur- Int another ua,l ,
tr-rt rcqrhl Wa> L.dly H.ur,d t.u (
.th"r received wounds
MI scene. followed Co.'S cke rli~lrE /.
lrto1hc g..ll,r, and suspects wcre .rr,~-e,l /
lcw shots were hrcl during The rHrt- /
,u"nt The people were di,ncretd lit /
CerSacks assisted hv siberian cavalryiacu |
with ,dm-al kochaL .rc
accused oi the crime ~ some ui ~cmcuof /
followers bui thcr' j. uu proof tIa, \, +
charge Is true
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
NEW CHARTERS.

sp-t.4l Corr,s pondence ~ Evory Eveans
Dover. Dan CHARTERS were alcd Ser
1CSterdaN as follows
BlagkatUu Consolidated Cos. Co. W..
lningtou Del. capital $1,000 OOO
shilocta Valley Coal and Coke Corposa
ton WtIru ington Del: 81 .0ou.0o
Michloma OIL and Gas Co. Wilmington
Del SS0O.0O0.
United states Necdle Corporation. Phlls
delphia IA $500 900
Rairfell Consolidated Mining Co. Wiz
uingtoD Del. $3.50 600.
Wiheis Road Construction Co Of I'!.a..s.
Wilmington. Del. S250.OOO.
Consumers Advertising Co. Wilmington.
Del $50, 600.
Russell Chemical Co. RchubOth Beach.
Del 81 0VO.
Increase ia capital of Equipment Cogpora-
tion of America, Chicago. from S95n,Ouo 20
y O5n coo; Of Elks Homo building A.
soc!stion Wilmington. Del. from soO0o
10 S2J0,U00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
WILSON To CALL ON POPE.
Reception 20 American protestants Also a
Part of Afternoons Program.
Associated Press % EVery Evening

~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Rome Jan President Wilson early
TODAY visited some of the historical spots
~ Rome The President went t. the
Pantheon and laid wreaths upou the
tolnbs Of King Victor Emmanuel II and
king IIumbert Ills itinerary took him
thence = the Lvecum Academy and the
Roman Forum
1hi> afternoon program included the
Pres >dent VISIT to the Vatican aud later
his reception 81 the Protestant bodies OF
Rome at the American Episcopal Church
Ills visit 10 his capital closes tonight with
an informal dinner al the palace HIS
departure fer the north IS set for $50
. clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
COLORED SAILOR
GETS HEAVY PENALTY
Arrested by Military Policeman on
Charge of Assaulting an Edge
Moor Man.

Seward shockley, eolored, a sailor,
claiming To be from the naval base nj
Hampton Roads, Va, who war arrested
last night by john Groh. William Codclla
and Jamcs Cutting, military policemen,
was arraigned in City Court this morning,
fined 800 and costs. and sentenced to six
months IN the New Cnsfle county work
house on n charge Of assault and battery
The charge of highway robbery, pre-
fcrrcd by Joseph Bonchi Of Edge Moor,
the prosecuting witness, last night, when
shockley was arrested, was not pressed
When Boncbi, an aged man, took he
witness stand thia morning he claimed
ignorance of English, and, in The absence
Of an Interpreter, was taken from the
stand. and two Of the military policemen,
Groh and CodeIla, told the court their
story of the assault.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
JuDGEFREES BRITT, puGIIIsT.
Not Responsible for Death Of Terry Nc.
Govern, he Rules.
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BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Boston Ian 1 Judge Hayden, re-
fused to-day - issue Warfa nj charging
manslaughter against Frank paehcco, Of
New Bedford il na>or known as Young
franklc Britt. vie Nas engaged III d
bout with Terry Met Govern a Phlia-
delphia Monday alght uhcu the hitter
was fatally injured
Britt who had been held III s. Ou0
bond by the police, was immediately re-
leased Judge Hayden sad no evidence
Of brutality had been presented. Me
Govern $ death, he said, had been asrrlbcd
by the medical examiner to hemofrhage
in the head resulting from the bursting
Of sinall blood vessel, which caused \
small leakage, but that thus might have
occurred on some previous occasion.
McGovern, was knocked out in the
sixth round of The bout zand struck his
head heavily on the floor He died Tues
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
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