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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19
RED CROSS ASSISTS
DISABLED VETERANS

The American Red Cross Is carrying
on wide program of service for the
disabled World War veterans receiving
treatment in United States Public
Health hospitals and those being train
ed through agencies of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education.
In each of the Public Health Service
hospitals Red Cross workers devote
their time to the general welfare OF
the service men from the day they
enter the receiving ward until they
are discharged. After the soldiers dis
charge the Red Cross continues its
friendly service through the Home
Seryice Section In his own community.
The Red Cross maintains a GONZALES
cent house at all Of the hospitals,
where patients can amuse themselves
after they are well enough to be up
and around Parties and picture shows
in the wards are also furnished, with
occasional excursions when GONZALES
cence comes.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19

uted millions In money, and miii:ons
Of dollars worth of necessary articles
for the men in service, and sent many
doctors and nurses to France. At the
same time they carried on an excel
lent Home Service in their respective
communities for the families Of those
who had gone to war, and In some re-
gions gave large sums Of money and
Unreasonable personal service to the
relief of disaster and disease victims.
The division is now establishing
service clubs In foreign ports for the
benefit of sailors in the American Mer-
chant Marine, making plans to aid
Americans in trouble In foreign lands
and completing arrangements for CIV
ing immediate adequate relief In case
of disaster.
Ii is the Fourteenth Divisions part
in the great Peace Time program Of
the American Red Cross.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19
The New Depot

A car load of brick hiss arrived
20 be used in the building of a
new depot in Selmer and soon
The company will have material
On the ground necessary to COM
olete a modern depot. We under
sand work will begin on the
building right away. This will be
GOOD news to the people of Sell
mer and surrounding territory,
as the present depot accommoda-
tions are limited and works all
Inconvenience on the general
public. .
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19
Some Hcg

Mrs. Minnie McCullar sold a
h g to Perkins & Hawkins Tues
lay which weighed SIG pounu
and brought $92.16 in money
This hog was a Poland china an
looked like the side of a hous
when placed on the "coolin,
board" at the meat market. |.
was as hard to kill as the break.
ing of the Hindenburg line. re.
quiring about a dozen bullets,
a butcher knife and a rap on the
head to get him ready for scald.
ing barrel. This is the largest
hog slaughtered in this section
to date.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19
Soda In MIX.

Milk that has become tribe sour
may be sweetened and rendered at for
use again by stirring In little soda.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19

Mad Dance of Molecules.
Molecules move ut a speed of sew
eral hundred meters second and
each has several hundred collisions q
second.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19
acharm" for Lovers.

A belief In charms" still exists In
Peakland- In the chimney Of an old
cottage was recently found dried
pigs heart stuck full Of thorns. a relic
Of the belief that II Tilted lover
stuck pins or thorns into pigs heart
he would cause much pain to his faith
less sweetheart.-London Mail.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19
YOUR RED CROSS
=

The American Red Cross, by Its
Congressional charter, is officially
designated:
To furnish volunteer aid to the
sick and wounded of armies In
time Of war, in accordance with
the conventions of Geneva.
To act in matters Of voluntary
relief and as a medium Of CON-
munlcation between the American
people and their Army and Navy.
To continue and carry on a sys-
tenn Of national and international
relief in time Of peace and to ap-
ply the same in mitigating the suf-
ferings caused by pestileuce, famine,
fire, floods and other great caIam-
tiles.
To devise and carry on measures
for preventing these causes OF
suffering.
FOURTH RED CROSS ROLL CALL
November 11-25, 1920.
MEMBERSHIP FEES:
Annual ...................s 100
Contributing ............. 500
Life ..................... 5000
Sustaining ............... 1000
Patron .................... 10000
Send dues to your nearest local
chapter.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-11-19
SAND BOX

Republican pie hnnter are be-
ginning to gang around the pie
wagon ------ The quail hunting
seasod does not open in McNairy
county until Dec. l5-----E Every
week some McNairy county fam
lily comes back from moves to
western states thoroughly con
WINGED that no country is better
than old Snake. Leonard
Moore. colored, formerly an en-
ployee of the independent office,
has returned from a visit to rel
atives in Illinois IA. Will
liams & Bro, progressive Bethel
Springs merchants, have started
a price-slashing sale and have a
page ad giving prices that may
help other merchants to reduce
few prices ------ The additions
to the Selmer school building will
be completed soon Renew
ais are coming in rapidly, and all
subscribers not paid in advance
will be dropped from the list
- The Bolsheviks are winning
in old Russia - Capt. Gordon
Browning was married Armistice
Day to most estimable lady at
Huntingdon The best pic
ture show ever seen in Selmer
was the one given Monday night
by Cleo Barr 1880 Harry B An
derson, a prominent Republican
lawyer of Memphis, is after the
appointment for Federal Judge :
This week resulted in many
fine porkers being slaughtered
Work on the new depot will
begin in the near future A
decrease in number of freight
trains is noticeable on the M. &
O. on account of the new and
larger engines pulling greater
tonnage than the smaller engines
formerly used in freight service
- Baker & Brooks, Selmer's
new merchants. have added dry
goods to their line e--------If our
prices on job printing seem high,
compare them with other prices
and see if our prices are not be-
low the other fellows. Gas
oline is down a cent a gallon, but
the tin lizzies and other cars in
this county of had roads will not
aurnb l9rcc amonDt of gas from
now on till winter is over
Jim Paschal is back in Sell
mer for the winter There
isn't any use in the 9th Division
trying to take the glory of bust
ing the Hindenberg lines. We
know the 30th Division delivered
the blow that killed Hindenberg's
hope for the Fatherland, and a
number of McNairians partici.
pated in the job Selmer and
McNairy county people trade al
Corinth. There is a reason, and
it is because Corinth merchants
advertise in the Corinthian, the
best county paper we ever read
THE engineers are surveying
the Rosecreek drainage canal
President-elect Harding ant
party are on the way to visit tn,
Panama canal zone Cover
nor Roberts may not be able t,
tell just how it all happened, bu
there isn't any need of explain
ing anything now Price
on most everything are comm,
down, but print paper is still a
highsas cats back I'D. R
Hurst, the Independents stand
by in our mailing department,
slightly under the weather wit
severe cold------T Trains througI
Selmer are all late We ca
supply all kinds of legal blanks
Now would be a mighty fin
time to renew your subscription
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
REbOLD NAMES
DOZEN members
Of PRICE BODY
-Four More Expected to Be
Announced Here Today

NsmNs o' twelve members ~ the
state fair trcc committee we're an.
nounced bv John " Geb'id. Of okmul-
yee state fair price admin strator. Who
arrived this morning from Okmulsee.
The commv,e VIII mes, nj O'Clock
this afternoon With Reoud and Her
iran Davis assistrn' United states
district attorney In chafs' OF the de.
nArtm.nt of justice end oi the work
II IL probable FOUR additional mem.
hers Of the committee Nill he named
st today's meeting
The nswes snnounrcd are. Rotsn
rroc-r.. NJ W Little wholesale rrocerr
c T. Van clee,. retail clo,hters. Joseph
Never newsrsper men. John Fields and
Carl william. ministers. Rev ! frank
Roach retail shoes. " u. Fe,i-r;
johhers, g " Russell pdhic repre- :
sents,Nes. G,orr. HenrhNv, Henry q
SuyGcr and y \ Rchsrdron. al.
iorurs Mrs Ma rorish, house .
vtye- t.prrssntrt,N'
Il I. ROGERS '- ~ Co'umtm'. nhic.
has been nausd hs Rcbcll u fecr
tar, TO thc topwrt'e Mt Rogers,
" bo is so'n.N hat g; ~ expert IN pnt ,
nt this character VII have complete
charge uf all clettcsl work Tor the
committee during the price hearings
Rebold ,ai todny It i- probable the
first hearing will h~ held Wednesday y
~ Thursday the exact time 10 he d.
cided NJ this siierrocn's meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
Five Steamers
Crippled, Report

BOSTON. Jan, 'f wireless N"F'
hist aid hal t,acaci five AT"ri.'n
steamers M disiress IN the fierce V.r.
ter gale lsstlnv the Atlantic 'ehh1a-f
was received 1T tho navy yard h"T
TO-DAY
Seas snseo Over SIDES
The transport povhsttsn. With iii
persons aboard. which became helr'css
500 miles on New York. sent word that
she vas proceeding under her own
team 10 IIaiifnN y. The White
star liner Cedric pas standing ny th-
pnWhsuah. The United states snip
fug hoard ,ers'' Wet Comet wss also
rsa.hy This r~o ssured ihs passengers
on the paNh haitian ana tlcf remained
calm aithn gh terrific seas were sweep
ins against The sllp's sides ard water
vas bcinS pumped from her boiler =
rooms
A, ~ o'ciSck this morning mis- rud'o
fror, Comma ndcr nsusie'l - 'he ro~
" WV
hA,tsn was received
20. X. nnx water M, forlnr ~
Passengers uncomfors. bic IN account o.
no hea, or light, need no further a.
sis,snc-
A later mrssase from the Povhs'tsr
SAID the Cedric viii take of the Pow
hst,ans passengers snJ the British
steamer Rstdlc will take the Porhstiar
In fnvv hen the weather modern ies
The transfer of passengers ht sea ''
expected 60 be accomplished without
trouble
Other Steamers Crippled.
on the southern New lgsey coast
the American freight steamed Yarmouth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
OF
C|OD|NcS NAY
Be DISMISSED
Rumor Circulated That Ac-
ton is Que Next Month,

INUors p-a pe',elrri i'n' a move.
n,tt h. Hudr WY iu iNc offices oi
ihs Tnlt,d State. drtftD attorney 90
dlsmi.s federal grand Jury indict-
mont against T. J G,ddings, attorney
when federal court con,enes ncNt
month uiddinrs vas charged In the
indictment With completely In u. nj
leF.d conspiracy Of ,elsgrarhers here TO
ob.,tur, government utilities IN course
Of sc,ion during the ,clesraphcrs
striks las, spring Ne MAS s'torney for
the strNerr s,,er.l iel-grsrhers STE
under indictment also and Will be tfi.d
~hcn court couvenes, probably
Al tho attorneys in the offices hete
nro r',lcent either claiming ignorance
Of such move or gins'ns 10 dtpcnss
4, nj ell.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
Holland Reported to Have
Asked Bill Hohenzollern to
Surrender Himself to Allies

Wilhelm ", the former German om'
p~rcr. by = cotuorcr's jury on May H.,
1915. 70 not contained among the counts
enumerated IN the final draft Of charges
sent 10 the butch government, Nose,h-r
with the demand fos the es.kaisers
estrsdition. uaivessai Service learns to.
nioAt.
ia ~ Interview. DIR EPuest Po,isch.
oas - tAs Dr,ttsh 1nsssts Who have
tseo b eAArgs q eeaplstinG the rasv
aoa1nsg WmAslm oal1:
u sAeall ~ vusv wseh surpsiseA u
~ ia1istHeat csAtaineA shs result o'
The LssIshala inqssst II n we're. IN
formation 10 that eject wuuh certainly
have reached me a. The mseiinu N
i'sris''
Str E.Hcsi has lust returned ffor,
that city. The lusttahia in6ictmen,
fstusNsA q kinsaic. ireland. foUr Gays
after the satAstsuphs veaes:
We ~ ~ aVpnuis0 crime hes bssW
eemultts4 ceWtvasy - ia>ssnsaisoai
tosasIauss = ~ Z esssm~ T.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
11-yEAR-0lD BOY
BURNED IN FIRE,
FIGHTS cAMEly
thomas Balm, Orphans
Home Inmate, viii Recover,


Fighting for MI. NE NJ the Rants,
hospital Thomas Balm. the ilNear.olf
boy who was severely burned IN the
Baptist orphansge ~. Saturday after
noon. va. believed today ~ doct1r- a..
tending hun TO have his chance Ia
recover.
"Hes IN. piuckls., n,'le fellow I ever
saw Tony Meyers. FIRE chief. said TO
day,
,Firsmsr olive r,rst A,d.
When Nsrk Keslsr, conVtissioner
Of pstA,c safey. ara 7 srrtvfd A. the
f,rs after dragging through the muddy
road leading from the pavement. ~
found Lois Abbott. is-yssr.old sirl
vino Afterwards Did almost beyond
help We applied first Aid to he. and
also 20 Tommy.
Tommy stood I, Ike man and
though his back from his knees 70 his
neck WAS one hls. deep burn. he dldn',
cry a hit. jus, stretched out on the
bed and told u. to Do what We could a.
fast a. we could
The girl had no chance Tor recoc
cry. for she vas literally hsk"h tie
flesh ready 20 fs4t from her body"
supsrirtsNdsct Better.
Rev " J. Hidins AIS slant superln q
ttndent of the orphanase. who. waS
burned on hts h,nd, snd arms during
his efforts "a save the children. IL NJ
covering rnnIdly.
The fire started when the Rain ho'
struck a match In tho room where the
girl was cleaning her dress. Gasoline
+ ad spilled from the buckle, In which
the sasolin. had been brought IN and
iRnlted st once.
Only two fire trucks managed e
/ struggle throuGh the mud.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
600 NURSES VOLUNTEER
TO COMBAT INFLUENZA

CHICAGO. Jan. IA cospa of eso
voluntsss nurses today engaged IN the
combat 10 cheek the spread ~ iafIusuaa
here. Operating from s'sht diapen'
snr,es the nursing militia" bsGan .
survey Of the city 10 determine the
extent nj the epidemic and to aid In
relief mcasurss.
while i.:oe cases had beea reported
said that fewsr cases were reported In
the last - hours than during the pre-
csdlnn two dsys Health department
officials said the majority Of the cas~s
wrre mild Fourteen deaths. etGht from
pneumonia and five from influenza.
we're recorded yester4ay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
TRADE EXCURSION
COMMITTEE NAMED

Members OF the Chamber NJ Coin
iu-rce who will set ~ committee on
arrangements for the annual trades sH-
cu,slon were announced by chamber Of
nclsls today. The committee vii be
headed by O. II, RuasclL The mem
hers viii he A, Bisseii. n. r. Dunhs,n.
". ". Edwards, q. A. Jennings. Fred
Letis. II. v. Moore. and c. T. bentley.
ex.officio member.
The committee 10 represent the usf-
flc association was recommended at the
meeting of the board OF directors OF
that organisation today ~ acoa,
The Jobb~rs and Msnufacturers' ciun
viii name lie committee when II meets
tomorrow night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
British Warships
OFF on Mysterious
Trip to Black Sea
Other Ships Filled With
Stores Ready 10 Leave,

MALTA. FRIDAY. Jan i,-ord'r'
w.fs received ThufsIny niTht for a
number ~ naval yssrels 20 l,hvs
Malta. apparently Tor tho Hs,x
sea Nire Admiral he Rohcck sailed
on Friday on board tbs bsttlcship
Iron Duke. Acoompahisd by the Dc
s,royers Sefsphls ana Stesdfast and
the steamer Sibycnp Every other
rhip available " preparing 70 l,Av-
on Sunday 'Iiied - i's capacity
with store.
LONDON. Jan - WIN rtg.'d
20 the Nalts dlspstcn r'DrIycI h'rs
today announcing IN app rc''ls .n-
pcr'sn, naval movement me Hd-
inirAlty said ~ MAJ ~ 'AEen f'r
granted" that the shlp, IN question
acre sTng 10 the lilsck sea t1 pro
t"ct Brush subjects hnd lnt'rcs's
IN case th.y were seripIsw threat
'nsd by the bol,hsVik edrlUrc 90
The coast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
SERUM TO Save
LIFE OF GIRL

NEW YORK. Jan. ia.--Anti-toSin
rushed here Saturday from Washington
and administered To s-year-old Lena
Delbene. q victim OF olive polscnlns, At
the Fcrdhsm hospital. 10 believed today
10 have saved her life. Unless unfor-
seen complication. deveicp, physIcisns
stated tho Girl win recover. The ehlld''
parents . brother. sister ana tNo
uneles all died within = week As re
suit Of eating germ laden olives.
The serum arrived too hate to save
the 10 of pon,inick pc'ochf, the girl
uncle. sho diad saturday night. 'so
hours after I, had been Injected INTO his
arm Angelo uelbenc. another uncle.
died before the serum arrived.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
MAYOR PLEDGES
FURTHER RAIDS
AND CLEANUP
Police viii Act Whenever In
formation Is Given.
10l FACE JUDGE TODAY
mo Preference 10 Be Shown
in Arrests" Says Walton,

nt. - ~. ....t-.
'H''"' ~ NV p'"'' '" ''"".
houses. snan notes, isffs notes snn
even private tstih'n''' VIII ne mfns
from nno 10 three times week when.
49,. ,,,o..,.,ta, ,.ut,. ~, vio.
- a..
iAuoh tec'"" e'"'uns '" WV
statement today ~ Mayor Walton
w. have started something ths. I.
no, ro,nx IN atop ,s son. time" ~.
fna,or said
n.. ,.."
Ah'oln'ep M p~fsrsno" Is ro'hs
- b. shown, no protection 10 heinz
granted any ono, ard the people OF this
city who persst IN violating the law
'nil a. well Anow nov As any time that
hty are going 20 b. stuck ara stuck
hard ~
win iot case. ~ person, charged
with various c'frn.e. from Improper
automobile parking ~ gambling and
im'norsl conduct, IN. municipal onir,
siarted grinding at o'clock this morn
ing and hy mon had dispose OF twsh-
~ seven casea sGGrerntinG Tines ~
ffs S"r"n'y'fonf eases remain 10 b"
disposed ut this afternoon and toinor-
row
livery sea, IN tho cnur, room va
fliiei when Judge 4 n Nurden called
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
CARRANzA HAS "REO"
SUSPECT ARRESTED

aAN ANTONIO. Tsaas. JaA is--
On, easvaAss AlvasAas. fosnss OssWs
nor q sSseaAah go uSss rsesatiy
sAitor of n llsfaiAs Mesicsao. has bssN
arrested Al rticoa Asssuis. oaxsea. hy
uen Aisjos 0sWnlss. acting oa ss4sss
from Csvsans.. according n RI Hef.
aldo Msxicsno of yasssv u. esV6ss
u which wess reessts1 hesU tsAay.
Pssviosa iafessaotlea enom oeales
0as - ~ sfeose ~ Mvosalo ~
~tt fW ~ 1aeounnp q nonWq1onon
vAsps ~ ~ ~ ssoolsss - 0e16lbl
v hsa1 . ssvsN asvsusle = 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
PARKINSON DENIES
THAT HE'LL RESIGN

Frvd fsrhiAsea, sla.s examiner asd
iaspscsas. VIII ~ resign HE oeflce 10
enter ps4sate eeslaese, ~ sAh seeAy. )
a etateneat sUooatlv ~ pueoeoe4
NJ 6ooA aGljsa ~ eenesmQoneeo ~
~ Tuyeloseas 80 vAeD o1Dueetlno enAe
~ ~ lnG11ao1 q - tlUDo - M
v,ev,a seeossas ~ - rsenain n &.
M - eooaoe1 - oeeluesas ~ ~.
ns. pAfs1AesA leeeDes 1oemHeaes. -
slstaat ssamoues, aN1 uvaae NssA. -
sv. en- sssAee1AlNg acsssstaesy H.
1lsss heso sn1 a dTu1uA wAeeA I'm b
rvs w sshsr esstlfls1 pssslc ssccunt.
aUeA ~
Sas rssslnsss ~ &spsssd = ~
swass ~ - ssye1 mAss ~ ne =
Qggygvoeloo sennl11olol1e eonln1 = =
Is { SGGa Z sssslIo : ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
MAN IS REARRESTEn
AS.IHEFT SUSPECT

About oi.soe worth Of silks ana shoes
believed 10 have heen stolen from the
general merchandise store In bristow.
which was robbs1 last night wss reoev-
cred today by John Merriam. pAis.
elothesmAn. II vas found n . lAsos
hox In IN sllsy between CalIforn'a
street and OsAnl avsAus.
Joha mott. man ails0sl y have besa
csansstsl With ths robbing d the N.
sWtsi stogs In OkiahssWa ctty ypsvssai
wseas go. 10 bsins held for invest.
satisa b. the pciics. Ne 70 out ca ssad
An the other charge. according 70 tee
hulienix, Bsvttllsa 1stsetivA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
A,e,,e cws csnesr, At nleh School.

Aso,se c,vb Concert N hioh school.
Nevada Van Der Vrcr aud Reed
Miller. American concert singers. give
tho next concert of the Apollo club at
the hlsh school auditorium toniGh,.
Reed Miller. tenor. has the record
Of having sung for eight ccusecutiNe
s<asons With the New York oratorio
society. whiia at times he has made
scvers, appearances With the same or
ean,satioa In Q single season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-19
N 'GRAW WILL
NOT RETIRE,
He DECLARES
Bitter Attack Made on Jake
HamOn In Statement,
FREEMAN MEET DeRIDe0
Committeeman Says Hamon
Is No, "Good 6, 0, P"


Mr1,,. r.puhIirsn natlonst
Committeeman. hurke from the silence
,.th vhish he ha. .n,slopsd. himself
fir several vcrks. and Issued s'"W
,ucpt today IN which he declsyrd he will |
ienaln In the rscs 10 succeed himself
,,sr IN. Mchles,er meeting called by ,
r,ty Freeman. prominent Mason, ~ |
- hlch the McGfsw ismon contest was
"knccked," Ia of no consequence al"
IN which h" De lnred 'hst ne nv. ,"
trihu,ed more both financially shh h,''
SNw to the cause of rspuohesnN'" "
either Hsinon or The men VINO s"' !"
tho MeAiesier meeting
usmoo A,ss 70 stay
Iat. U,mon 4. still In Ardmore a..
,hr1inv 10 his Iieutensn,s. bu; D.
~. n, uamnns campaign manager,
~. hat II Is OF littls consenuepc.
VIA, was done NJ this McAies'er meet
,r Tn, MAY has been sprung too
,.,. 4, the game aud Jake l. Hamou
-, ! Majrag viii never coma 10
forpromi.. and withdraw from the
In, uamon 1. in II 70 the end
u,. ,.sa,o,,,crs
-. r., ,,.,s NJ. oply ,ro men that
-" 80 ., u,, .,,,. viii even oou-
l'pu''" ~" ,,a,,.. ~, IN. republican
'lp'r .am,o,,,e,m.n - uamon ami
nNionsl ''"'''''
Ne,'r"" :. so,auc, .ucb A
~ ,"s" " ~ ,,,y an. uho AT.
'HmpsHh ~ WI" 80 ~, .,th.r -, these
l"mp's :" con,"m deruslon.'
mhlion'u''
WAS NV" ''''
Meoraw' esatsms"''
NcGraw's s'stsmsnt -,
The action ofs few men ~ MN'
Saturday evening eoes. "o' "D
In the least u waS H"' 's% a..
i've district Wessioe q os une 80
tsict lev. VINO nsve s". W. \,
me. we're called 70 mee's
Perry Freeman. bhi rv'et ahn o, -.
From thrlr stAte'n"n'' o"s
led to believe That 'he shoIs ,.
and destiny OF the 'epu""'." n,
were IN fhe' nano ,,,,... n.,,y
fNet' 'hs rcco,as OF ."s r... n, M
d, not snow thA' M' All. d.
Fulier con'rihused ~ mue" ~ o"
lar In isS IN me in,.fe.' va ,.,.
ION of Horace I" 'Meheeve' y" xo,.
nor Of this state or ~ mucn -,
~ TO the rrpu'iXa" pAt,y ns a"n.r.,s
SIS to help eeera repuoues" 80 ,ssn.
although they ars oo'n me" VI
Contributions Cited.
I resent the Inference made by them
that ( am governed entirely py se"'s"
motives I subscribed moro IN the y.s,
o. 1915 to the republican party than ei'l
fuller or Perry Freeman ana tne,r
cowd have contributed during ths'
4. ,ttve lifetime During the year OF lsls,