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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23
The Depot Suit.

The NJ, C. & st. L. and the M. &
o. R. R. companies have filed here
in the Circuit Court a suit for dam
ages against the city Of Union City
for $4,000 altogether, setting out
in substance the following claims,
which have been filed with the at
torneys:
First that no union passenger
depot ample and suitable and at all
practical can be built in Union City
except on the site where the present
depot stands.
Second, that two depots are i'm
practical and unnecessarily expen-
sive.
Third, that the city of Union City
is repudiating it's agreement made
a few weeks ago with officials of the
two roads, which they claim was to
defer the building of union depot
for four years and then to build on
the present site with an open street
DETECTED down towards the express
office.
These are the principal grounds of
argument to be presented to the jury
when the case is called to be heard,
and the court will call the case in
May next.
Just how the railroads expect to
establish a contract or agreement
between the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen and the officials of the
two roads is hard to understand,
when the board had not met in it's
official capacity and when no regu-
lar meeting had been held. The
members of the same will refute the
claim of such an agreement.
The other points will be contested
by the facts in the case fully pre-
pared and ably presented.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23
SAY FOOD OUTLOOK BAD.
Decreased Product Reported By Sew
eral Members of Congress.

Washington, April 1S.-Alarming
reports of deere; sesd food produc-
ton due to scarcity of farm labor
have been made by ?enators and
Izem0ers of the House who have re-
Gently returned to the capital The
repc. is have sent to Secretary Mer-
edith CT the Department of Agri-
culture.
Sen. tor Ellison D. Smith of South
Carolina, who is just back from a
trip through the South, predicts
the country will soon be face TO face
with the most serious food famine
in history. Thousands of acres hith-
erto given over to the production of
foodstuffs are lying idle and un-
furrowed in the States he visited.
Similar reports have been made
by Senator Capper of Kansan and
senators from others OF the great
food producing States.
Senator Smith declares that while
the amount of farm labor last year
was "a per cent of the normal, this
year it is only 72 per cent Of normal
and il of an age and character
which are conducive to the highest
productivity.
The only remedy, in Senator
Smiths opinion, is for the manufac-
turcrs of articles not claGsed as ne
cessities, ii suspend operations for
time and permit the labor to go back
to the farms. He has found that
out of thousands of farm boys who
went into the military service dur
ing the war, only a small percentage
have gone back to agriculture la
Dor; the bulk of them hahve found
in the cities work which is more
attractive and more remunerative.
If work of this kind could be dropped
for a short period Senator Smith
believes many of the farm boys
would go back to the country.
Senator Smith intends to address
the Senate on the subject some day
this week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23

A Marconigram of recent date
from Constantinople to New York
reports the following progress of
Syrian and Armenian relief:
Eighty orphanages, $1,000 Or
phans, 26 hospitals with 1000 &C.
cupied beds, 1900 refugees in camp,
$4,000 children fed in soup kitchens
daily, 100000 refugees aided daily
by bread and soup, 1900 orphans re-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23
Wedding Announcement.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mayes an
nounce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Ruby Perry, to Mr.. Chas. Lee
Nelly, of Memphis, Tennessee, the
wedding to be solemnized May 20
at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23

You can keep your stomach strong
bowels regular and kidneys active by
using Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t is a
necessary condition to maintain the
health of the body. Price $1.25 per
bottle. divers Drug Store, Cobb's
Corner Drug Store and Red Star Drug
Store. special agents.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23
Frank G. Wehman
THE HOME OF THE MAJESTIC RANGE.

ceive Industrial training, 600 par
celed clothing, 10000 individuals
employed industrially.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23

Mr.. John w. Barnes, of Troy, one
of the best known citizens of Num-
Der Six, was here yesterday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-23
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is local disease, greatly influ-
enced by constitutional conditions. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh
It is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed Of some of the best tonics
known, combined with some OF the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
of the Ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such won
derful results in catarrhal conditions
Druggists 75c Testimonials free.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo. O.
Miss Minnie VOORHEES, sister, Mrs.
John Garth, from Charlotte, N. c.,
is with her during her continued
illness, reaching st. Louis on Friday
last. Miss VOORHEES, case continues
stubborn and complicated. So many
inquiries come concerning her con-
dition we reply through The Com
mereial.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08


a1ton 2iebeI an SSobu 81 Self, nj
niDA uno spA nlDA nnb ntDA sD
W Sec. 36 1876 So, $4,000.
artbur g. Sntpcett an Snbeifors Sez
elritb 4fioeiatiun neA Sec 80 1875 IS.
$500.
8bilip 81. 8oobipnrb unD Gran an
.8ilIian1 O. 8ngbie, 81 6 75/to0 ader
bon q. 26 75/100 Mfer bon lot 5. sec.
90, 122. 80, $65.
Grim g. Eotpn an 8iIiam {. AHre6,
Iof 8, bod "a, 9. q. Curtis $4,000.
@iIiaun q. Moore rnb 1Ssrnm an gbri@
ifppb Serdt, Hertz anD 8ennise Hob,
Ga11f Centre lot 8, bIod 1. $500.
gsarb 8iafIer an SOiepb Biesuer
eh sen sec. SO 1inb mh bon nA,
.geetiom 81 125 81, 8 $1,000.
auselena %. 8arren an SSobn 90
Range, lot 8, blod :, Cafe gietD abb,
1860.
Gscnr 5aaan1 an Mibtpeifern Stealth
60, udA sec. 5 125 So 81.
Sobn q. anberjnn an SSobn 81. &ea1g,
sA seH SEE. 2 1875 81, $4,000.
Stnat Miuueiotn an Nntou 2iebeI MI
nDA inb snA min unb nuA SEA
sec. SO 1876 35.
Ri9arbfpn 9olbing 60. an agerp SSaaS
cpbef, lot S bIod II 8e}ioenee Karf, ct
GIOub $175.
areI Sprsens an 9ans 8. gfoteu. M
nipA eec. 9, nH seA Sec. 8 1913 50,
$4,000.
81. q. Some unb Srau an Stto &c
&~at5enberger nh neA neA ser. u f22
80 $1,000.
SDIepb Stole unb Saran an SSacob &Iap~
perid ia Afer BON lot 8, aubitors
Igubbipiiion Stem Nunin $4,000.
Sobn @ob unb Srau an MidaeI S.
9afner, Sell bon bIod e. nnb lot l
9 :, 10, II u16 12 bIod 4 B~orseroiuss
Nhb. Relrnfe $t40O.
Sranf 8. 9onie1 uub SSrmu an S6re5.
Is. Sraub eh sfpM rnD siuA Sec. II
1925 IS $4,000.
albert q. 8biittneb nrb SSrau an s. g.
Srerid nuA Gee. 1 1872 90, SEA etnA
sec. So 1913 go, referbiug 2 rnbs. 80
robs 9 roos peit seA snA ser. SO
1913 90 ST., 500.
{. g. 5bircliff an 8inim g. @ref
stpA sec. 15 nK rtDA spA uipA
utrA stuA @ec. % 1875 50, $1.00-
9orace s. aroeu an Rob M- 60.
neH nnb n. IS q. seA sec. 8 u116 10.
los q. bon utuN gee. 10 125 So $f-oo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

geIeuldaft. auf antrng beg gnl, Scr
man, unterfMbt Hnn s. guragnInlll1
Eml1rbe Dpn Der geIdtl1ntea SehorDe be-
fmIDi1eu, Daf6 in Der 99uflnft fel,le slpplIS
fufinIleu me6r fmr GerriiIgerlll9eIl Der
MIIhhaltbunaen u1up Sfeuerm gilfgebeiReiI
iiperben, penn nidt gernllnteH Applifatip<
men Nifibapits pnu ben respeftipen Mbe#
sIdldberu nit boiler 9eftdtignlIg ~beiaelegt
.iinh. Mnf autrag bes 8al- german, nalS
terjfust bonn Mid. 2Dlo, tDurDe Der Be
sri1t Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. urIgeromz
men, befGtigt nuD Iufbeuahrnl1a a1ges
orDnet. Nnf 4ntrag 0es sSnepb Weber, n
terifnHf ppn Dai1 2olu, lpurbeu fulge1be
8eIhIm1e gefnBt:
So Sic Gnunt1bebnr0e bon stedrns
Gouutp, Mum, I'M Ban eines nellelr
sgpurfhanies begriffen nlIb es pdier not
itpenSia aetuorben lit, geeig,1ete Benn1tens
ain1raer fin BE perId1iebenen gountpbes
an1ten al belnrgen, n1D 0u negeI Mears
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Bic qe11ar11lt en- goul1tnz8 en11ten es CUR
M~nttpenbigfeit geipurben cine 8eams
feHffube fir hem Gpultpsg napnlf 311 nm
ben, Daber bat %genaTnter GoIntteAniDuit
GfficeaGunrtiere bun S1epbpr grneaer
i'm grue11er 8ebduDe gen1ietet ul1D bat
8niefelbe felt bm I. @e3ernber 1918 inne;;
uI1D pu man he5iialiih Der Mnnntsrente
an $25, Die Dem SbepDpr 8rllener fit ben
Gebrnud Der beingten 8edr1tenlube az
5abIen, ahereirgefonr11en it, e IT BIER
NIT beidIofen. baB Der County 4ubitDr
hermit bebolmdbtigt 1T aI 8u11ltel1 Des
Sbeo. 9riiner eirreu Bdrrnnt I'M Betrd>
ge BON SIS als 3ublung Riagter gaiete
fin Ste Wlonnte 0e5ember 1919 uno So
n1ar llno Seh. 1890 nls3ufdreiben uno
.bn6 1infim, 10 lange bic Sfice bpu1
.Gount1 glnfpdIt o%fffupiert lit, Der @ounfn<
4rbitor hermit bered6tigt III, @nrra1ts
al @unifen bes S5epDur 8rllener an1 en-
ten eiues ienen Wp,1ats aus8nife1en. @ez
nannte 3nblungeu linD aus benz g1ne
.fnnfte SuuDs Des gpuutD ali maiden. Sds
bert ct. gloub, Ben 16. Wadr5. 1920.
(siegel) g. 81. 2nbr, 8orliber, SSncph
@eher, Sal. German, Wiibnel QDfo, s..
S. 8prgnn1m, eou11t1bebnrbe bon
Gtearns, Gountb, @inuefntd.
8eifdtigf: 81. S6pmen, gnuntpeIn0itpr.
Mlif Mutraa bee Maid,. SOTO, unterlfmbf
bon i. s. Borarun111r, nurbe Der gpune
tp~Mubitor nngefpielen, Angebote fin Com
eret unb eiferne gnlberfs nns5lldre1beH,
unb Die S3eit fir gntgegen1nbme oerars
tiger 4ugebnte 1T hermit auf Den 8.
NpriI 1890 na6mittdss 2 m6r, aaseleet.
auf 9ntrag bes Miid. 2ofo, unterlhiht
bon S. S. Borsn1auII, einigte u1au fide
balm, bab 6tenrns gouutn Die 1uferz
baltung bes Soiepb 8. 9uffeb I'M Mi1z
nefofn Stnnts Hefnrmnturin11 81 8nIfer
Wl1n. fin cine Yeriobe bnu BRET NO.
nate gernntiert. Muf 4ntrag bes Bal.
German. unterlfntbtt bon Nid. 2oio. hut
Sc Ser 8orfu1ens Gorapenfation unb Gm~
plDbers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO. u.
g. 2157615 ~auge1o111uen nr0 Infbes
pabrung ar1geDrbnet. 9err SAT- bon Der
SSirn1n $nIb, &inb unb 9nb, Ardbttettens
fin bas meme gourtbnnsgebdl1oe, eri6ier1
por Ser Be1Drbe IN gr6rteruHg be5IgIih
oes nener neutrality-suspicious. HId1e unn
5peaififntinuen mnrben ban Der 8eh0roe
~g1fgebeiben. 4nf 4ufrag betagfe ii9 Die
Beb6rDe Bic 9 Hhr a1bern Rorgens.
(5dlub IN ndtitdbffer Summer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

seA gee. "a, Eeil bon utDA ne
u Ser. 26 125 IS, $13,64O.
SSpbn NRugenf 1lno SSran an Siar 5eurb
lot %, auoitors Sub IN 5nlf Centre,
etr. $40.
slnnn @eIrng an s. 8orgerOir1g mi
Gu, lot 81, aubitors Gnb., STEIN N7us
MD $4,000.
8. g. Sdrbi1g urlb 15rnu an g. 8orz
aerDing lot Il blod Is, MelrDfe 81, 500.
S1Iius 8. Babne an Mois Mod
lats 8. q. :, {, z. s, unb 8, bIcd 18.
Baite Hnrf $4,000.
Belle .SollabtDn an 90. @. Norgurbon,
IgeiI bon lot / bon 81. Maoores Abb. Slt
aots to snuf Centre $4,000.
q. g. Mbnn unD aSrnu an G. 8. Marz
tin sh siDA sec. IS 1877 IS urb sA
ueA unb ME- seA ser. 2 1876 50 ST.
ssD6a1rna slipun an Narb 5Iiunif.
lots 15. 16. 8 II unb II, 4u0itors
i5ubDipifion Mp. 8 Albanp 81.
Marb sibrlf an aatbnrine Hen5, lots
ii, is, t6, 9 1n66 Z Aubitprs 5ubbiz
pifiDn $50. 8 aIbanp ST.
&c. glof an Sreb g. 2inbf, lot I.
blod q, Curtis gnrbeb $4,000.
Mnnn Banef an girnotbh S. Coleman
sen sec. a nno nA seA sDA Sec
90, 1874, 28, SIS, 1873.
MarD u. AbIes nnb gatte an Mar
81 MttDoob lot "a, bIof 4, Sbnbifate
slbb. ct. gIDno $3.50.
9arrb q. go1ng an 8Sreb. 8. MiIIer
lot 10, blod I, golnss abb, ct. elolih
$4,000.
George s.. @artner nnb Srnu on
Sra1f q. &iIial1, Lot 8, blod ~, S6rees
mans Mob. MeIrnie $685.
Marp g. 8enres ct al an Mabn1onf
6. Borgerbing Iots / uno 2, blod 8
NseIrpfe $4,000.
gbfuin 8. 9afpfpn u11b SSrnu an 60
mel g. SSepfpn lot 13, bIod {, 3eiioenee
Eurf Mob., ct gIolb ST..
ssssobn 81. giffen urb SSrnu an 5erber1
g. Mcssutbre, geiI BON Iots 8 unb 10,
bIod 2, Merrb ur1o 8ennis Mb. eal
Centre $1,000.
q. q. 8bitnep ur6 6Srn1i an aSreo- S
@ueIfop. DM seA Sec. I ek seA Sec
9 1875 SO, $4,000.
8auI 81. @enIfoiD rnb SSra1i on 86reb,
s. @ueIfotD, nk snA Gee. / unb eh
SEA Gec. 2 126 50. 81.
Mntbins Nieuief u11b SSrali an s. 81
aInfen mh ufpA SEA Gee. 8 1873 so,
$4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
mcrnen Sic Sdbnhc Sicics
Jabr billieer?
Sin Milmaufeetr Sdubfubrifaut ftellt
feline Grmafig11ug, menigffens
uid5t fir bic madyfffe 33n-
funft, ii Mnsfdt-

- 5rE&l q ~
8eroen Die gd,tge oteles 5ab1
bia1ger21 Gie1e 5rage miro gege11'
mdrtig oft an ben Tler11ta1aoler &C.
slteat, n1o oiefem fdllfes ldFDer, 1Ie az
ben%rtnDorfen.
Gin Qngelfeater Der s NtaDer Boot
& 5hoe 60, bon WIlnn1lfep, Sabr1=
fanfen Der 9onorblltsshube fo1llta=
tirte furalih IN elnem %5nterpletn, oab
MIR m nddfter 33ufuH1f TEN b1u1geres
=SbubaDerf ertparte11 forr1e11-
$50 large, 1agfe Ger A1gelfelte'
zoae sd}uDfabrHanten gednl11gen
Inn, oIe gege11Darf1gen 8re1le lur se,
Der l111o mtoeres Wfafer1al, Gas Del oef
S~dDr1fd11on oon SOnDe1 CUR 9er=
mefon1g fpIlmf oe5nDlen mnlleH,
fon1e11 ore sd111De mot b1llger ner=
oen S1e seoerprel1e fhpanffen moDl,
blIeben aper M alge11elt1ea poo uf1o
felf: 8eltaffen s1e m1r, Dob m JD11en
3rffern poraege, meld1e o1e Serfelte-
r1111gI oes seoers fe1f 1914 5elgel1.
ees'aen ~. 1n d. IVY,
.aeA. 81 To-. 2 $3.50 2 gnS
Paars lesI seIl# ner aoe. salps=
Iene lDtltieh n4aets 80 &c Dls ove, , gtuz
e. : 1ol1en 7 &c Sl.lo. st,o.beae IolIeIen
zoe. IesI q ~. oaa'als eig1el1eH l mII
se1uIpIes nalo 11l oUe. leRI mn1le1'
n}n ql;oV pss ?l-oV eu1nr pednp.e 1l
anes 5aoepol lII aae @l seIpalI-
n!B nHl loth'sfltn7 ooo se=
rs nf fel1e Ausf1df altf b1a1gere
Yre11e, iDenn mon ore sad1e nod bon
Jad1lel1te11, o1e m Ger gage ind, o1e
3ufdn0e bellrte1lel1 az fo1ta1erL erltat,
an - - - Observation-Disclosures
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

Seoe fra1aoifde &riegsbra1lf De-
rem or1eriiffnniifdde Gle id aIs en-
GeblfdIag erlDeiH nir6 BON Der BreE
Ie aIs MldsrtDreri1r biugelfeM
ridHffigen MeIoorarnaftpl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

amf antrag Des s 5. 8orgmarIn,
~nnterfffnitbtt BON NIdl. 2oio, iDi1rbe fnIgcHs
Der ge{dluB gefdBf ga So1n arebsz
bnda Der &Idger III elmer 8lnge gegen
zGtenrns COUNTY III. Die iebf I'M 9i5friffs
s@erid6t bon gtenrns Gpuntb IN Der
ssbtpebe i'll, n IN ipeldfer beingtI SSobn
&rebsbah $258 dIs grfnb ffir Gda0en
berla11gf, Der i1 11euffta1b am ODER etfDd
am 10. sSnIi, 1916, 5t fDelder 33eit elm
BON sSnbu Arebsbnm ~geeignetes EferD BET
Der Nrbepif i COUNTY an eiue11
EGtantstDege gefdbrIiid DerIeef ipurbe, 9
S0nR es me1rere Wundte Hidbf gebrnuht
Iiuerben fon11fe;; ffel es befdIoTen, bdb IN
betrnd6f Der gertper fing Der gernnnten
5Aldae nnb Der bulfe 1nsgleidlnna benz
cso6iI arebsbnd stearHs goli11fh Die
GIiInr11e por $$1125 ~d1aebote,I ipdr, 1T bier
NIT Der gDunh 4ubifpr n%iIaeipielen, Ell
Mnrrnnt I'M ID 8etrdge bun $125 Hi @nnS
ten Des ssuhn Arebshnh a1is5nidreiben.
gapiert. ct. gIpub. ben 70. Widr5s 1920.
lgieaefl g. Sc 2nIr goriIBter, sSSneIb
@eber, gal. German, N1liid9- 2oIn. 8. s..
8eraruar1u, g~our1fDbebDr0e bon steafns
gourtb Min11.
Beffdfigf Slid. S1nn1eb, gonntp alOifpr.
Muf anfrna iplrben folgerDe MppiIz
ffntiipnen fin g%erringerll1g Der Abidan43s
1ii1aen mn64 Gteuern BON 1ieier gebbDrDe
aufqebeiRen rf1D 0er MinfIefOtn 9feuerz
fo1111rfiiiDn our M5effffdnfgu1g e%n1pfpbIeH:
@erh. NoIfes, SSrnu EbefIn stnngIler. So
feph s. Mertes Meuer Bette 9.
Nrruffrpnn cSnhfrs@E Inrrf ur10 @I1fd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
THREATENING LETTER
SENT TO SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

m MIngo Rep1blsezn says Il +
reported from Mz1eEzn- " "a that
Principal Gorge n Gun1oe- Of the
1EateEzn High School recently re-
eszved rhro1gh TIE mail an unsigned
1er1er which co1tAtned : number Of
tAsezts zsasr<f lis life
Mr. Gunnoe. II Is stated. VAS warned
that be would b kfiseti II h conzsnaei
20 rsziae in 1larez1n- As result he
has packed his ho1sehold goods pre-
rsar1rorss 10 moving. il is reported
i ) recalled thar such z,serrer u1s
sent n A. Z HzsEiezd a shsrt time b.
fcre he VAS shot down n front Of his
e--el AZ NakeWan- Il Is stated. how
ever thai Mr.. Gunnoe VAS nuz con-
nected in any way with the rnire strike
and shSs the letter did not ceIne from
the strikers bur from some person with
whom ne had had difficulty about the
schools
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
ssooonoo LEFT FOR
AID or LITTLE ONES

Van wert. Os-FraeticaEIy his entire
estate * more thar fSssseee vas III
- George r. MARSH q h1ld and main
tain = ehIidrenis sshooI ard b1sne IL
Van WeFt county. according % his
NH Uhieh ues dIef for probate. m
cashsr~ais noEc i - = osslt 81 tte
NassE ttras 81 Loo acr,-z zts.inin<
the city. chHdr~n from al pats q
he country arr % - adrnitfed % tn
hnsne FIRE Of cAar~e End taught farm
-ag and the trade
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
KENTUCKY oFrIcEs.

WaShington---W William II Eel and
George n overhoIdt passed the cram
nation for postmaster Al Jenkins. Nr.
Bel - = former service man.
Mout GobIe sDeceeds FIOrr1ee W..
Harris. resigned - postmaster ~ IAn-
Ger. Floyd county. and Kzfie 5. Hop
kins succeeds Oscar YeaTy. removed.
At Poor Fork. Harlan county.
The FIrsr SattonAI Bank. Store. Ms.
through @. c. WOOD % Stone. has ap-
piled for = charter The proposed bank
you'd have = capital o. y59.ese
FlrSt LSeur- Martha r. RIee. Artn-
IeEy. who has been srzf501ed az Camp
Knox. vas Detailed as assistant prgfes-
cor q uHIeATy science and tactics -
Cornell University. Ithaca. X r..
Establishment - f01Fyh-ciass post
ansce az Laura Martin county. KY.
has b~eu announced Jchn n. FIelds
was appOlnted postmaster
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
sALaoNs. ALLEGED
KILLER. BOUND OVER

HunrtnE-01. W ya.-JOe SalmOuz
is-yezr-o8d farm hoy charged Efrh the
murder q IDA Smell. -. Of FiO1r Pole
creek was bed 70 The grand jury
tuesday zfrsrnoos following . PRE-
lsEninaEy hearing ~ Magissrzte D. ".
rszmpsonTs cOur1- Bond uzs refused
TEse defense oefsred 10 tsssE1czy.
while ths state pressafad few witness
e. Tes.szsS=- charged SalDoas with
having SHOT the Snell girI on the morn
ing Of Azgus. - after ne had become
szEzgzd AZ me cirr1l41ion % STORES
for whieh be Blamed ths girl
After the shooting which occurred
Whsle the girI vas pulling WEEDS in the
tobacco patch Of her s-sDfzthsr. Car
rr1 farrell SaEzo1s 1isappezred bit
EzS Atpreh=ndes = fsE Gays Izrer near
THE farm Of his grandfather near Loa-
lsz- Ky.-HerzId Dispatch
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MINISTERS KILLED ~
LIGHTNING At REVIVAL

IABGree, lna---1f isghSziag Shoasi
E.rzke thAz tear spaSgA- hoE zAlx
Usll1 Re rsa1y Epr NJ ne Rev JoA-
112Aer. eSaagelsss, ASkea a cnz,sreg1-
1inn - Eree NesAoazSsS erc<azzg :
1rn1 Al SSrlngaals. RsAr here.
Oatsz1e a ssnrra wA< shrsaseaing
a fsW unenenes lAssr a Ao1s ~ lseAs-
mig entere1 ne canvas sos KIND
1UD ministers - tAe PsatfOrsn. e1rssed
- Rev III Timber dAnscroosly and
nnocked 1oWa rnAns ~ The worship
UcES
T1ne dad Ares TAe Rev Hears Lem.
rrr9l1lnR e,aer. BSvl1cre. IN; sAe Rev.
!. ". Hossca. ae11 agent q IN ESNnr-
rluc, Wisconsin. Seminary.
I1e Rev J1An rtmhon - Jackson'
Dl,ch. and another Minister ana tWo
Nonrr. Whose 0AmeS hAVe MI hesn
o<ctrlaIo<A WIZ slFloa<lS bofnea.
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LARGE INCREASE IN
EXPORTS or COAL

Exports 81 bitunainO1s
coz1 fru-n the United States anriu< the
fiscal year Jass ended e1ceeded - more
than s.stsy 80 tens b5tamfno1s ship
menrs during 1873.
"a addition bunker coal laden On
Eessess enEged IN foreign trade in
fs5s zr,ounred 10 s5ssss Tors Al 81
-sz.sTE
Czazda took nearly half n me b.
sEnsaoas coal exporls % 1893. reeefy-
il< s&.47ey51s to1s- Italy. With . total
" zss-z7s tens Stood next a. an sx-
poEr market Tor American coal and
CHA. with \ total Of I.1s1 s5s tons. was
third
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CATLETTSBURC
Marriages licenses


David SNeeoe g. Wayne. ~, Va. 70
Hiss Edna Crosby. =. AsaevIlie. Ohio
Judd F-znkliB caadlil. -. Durham
KY MIS- E.s1Eood Kouns Lambert. "A
Rush. K3
Fr1nk jackson -. mOuideT q. v. II
Car Co Miss Lin1ie Lambert. -. 10th
Of czt.ettsburg
William Hogan. = Goldie SPARKS. u.
both Of Ashland
Corrad A johnson, -. Johnson City,
Tenn Miss Margaret cOokssy. -.
Estep
Thomas H Owens. -. PikesiIIe, Su-
san z Johnson. -. Weeslsbary. Pa
Louis COMBS. II. Columbus. Ohio.
julia Stevens y, GIenEo0dL
Howard Sh16. -. Ashland. 20 Miss
Frances HoIbrook. -. PzlntsyiIIe
Charles Erwin Carte. q. Hunting
ton. sarah Reeee. IS. Wayne. W. Va
Louis z Stone. Pike county. n. and
Mis- Ruby G. Par. y. CabeII county.
we're granted License in Huntington
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II the matter q
/. l. KInSer. II ~ 1anEru-e-x-
Bankrupt
To the creditors o. I. l. KIn.>r. q
s<0siss. II fh< cosnty a. Lawr~1ra
a1d Dlstr5ef Aforesaid . bankrupt
Sotice = hereby gfr<n TIA. o. fhs
.sth Day % Augnss. a. y 1919. ne aal1
L Z. Kinseg S4s duly adln1iearea
bankrupt ard That ts< nrst zlesfIn< *
he creditors Nh - heId AZ NJ cree
10 the un1er1lgned Referee il AshEand.
Boye cOurty. Kentucky. On tbe STA 1aY
- septemher. AID. 1874. as Zee oiclo<<
IN ;hs zft@rnopr a. uhka tfrne salf
creditors may attend. prove thelr
claims. appolnt = trJrsree sxs-isi-f t1s
hankrups. ard transact sueb ocs.e sfsa-
IsrEs - may properly carae besoz 40
sreesing b. o. BECKER.
Referr~ il Bankrupfcy-
Ashaanc- n.y. Asguss - fsze
An ciainss nuss Ne arconpaa1ss -
=TdAsit a form as required - ~
Elaukrups Lag.
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FOUR cI4ATTARoV MEN
ARRESTED BY POLICE

John p Dauiend. Rufus Dsarnona.
Fred Thsmpeoss and Lave Adams. 4r.
reSses1 ~ chafsaFoF b members 81 The
state posie~ 10 e1nnee1lon with ths
ASSAULT On L. l. Tfnsley and his ulf-
on Sunday affernoo1. uere taken ~
fore Squire NAynarSs Mcn>aT -ftsrnoon
for hearing
chArges 81 carrying pistols we're
made against al Of them ami charges
% felOniOas assault upon. Tinsiey and
his Etfe Eers made Against Rufus D4a-
Dand and Dave AdAnz-E EfIIizrns6a
NeEA
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Oae hundred and three indictments
<ere rszzr1ed ~ 1h= grand JarT q
The Fec=z1 term q court, nineteen q
<ls5eE ~sre tor zes0zE and sz=h-y-f1ur
zor zEsdeDsznor
/ In the case Of STATE ~ Joe Ne
Eeznd- th< 6sfe1dzzz Ezs znquirred
In he case g g BSzrd ~ CsUltx
Cert verdict EzS given Bgz=d %
H. azn0zzr Of s1ssg 6A-z<sz
Annie Srns1h. ~ Kea0Vz- eezrEed
Ezrk shSozir< E;4r so--i1-AE RStz.zrs
FEsheE- v@s acquitted 81 nzz<lz1ghfer
b11 fond guilty. q an Asszzlz and ~zs
G1sd slo-sA
Lon Mere. oGsored, vas tired for
holse hreakinE IN Wez1norzzAnd and
for TIE fourth time HE jury hing On
the caze In VieE q the E1er that
SEide1ee against M0ore Eas lackEng
and 4Es0 the fzc- tai he hzd SsrEe,d
= ysar IN ian here awaiting rrEal the
court szrered = hole prosauI- ard
ordered that Neore BE discharged a
nee Dza
AtrOrneys Of Fred Cookscy. charged
~i1h killing Of LAvsrence Curn1zrs ~
R4dlo- \ few weeks aro. catered a
mOts0n that Ccossey h rSltased in
SacAssea ~ The clerk Of the circuit
court prorsslng SSeeo. coall b FUR
aiSAed- This request Vas granted By
s1x eSurs--WAyne County wv Na-s
News.
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F0llo~ing = preliminary hearing tn
fEanriaErqn- Dsck and A . walker
brothers. % cztseszsburg. we're Foquii-
led o. any conneczson With the shooting
q August Is a SAT- Rock q Bob Nc
CIzEn- c. a .. det-etIEs- TIE trial
szssed several hours and ahout thirty
wz-neasss weIe exzmine1 The state
't4ssa Is case On q statement made b.
ueCzla before MS death. that the elder
walker looked like Ehe man VINO asa
the sho0tfng- Both q TIE accused
msn- however. prored sEr-fight aIibies
when Uira-sses we're fntFodBe@5 Nao
sEOre that both spent the niEhrs 81
August Is and IL IN GtyandSISe.