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Bella Kun propulsion
Dude pry ma syobodu

Paflz, 8. bfezna. Bella Kun.
byyaIy komunisticky diktator v
Uhrsch, Dude propulsion ua syo.
bodu We vfdpi, die depcsc nosi.
Dafskc agcntnry . rakouskeho ka.
Uhersti komuniste, inter
noysni Y Karistcinu, budou pfc.
stehcvani do sonatoria We vidui.
prayi dspcse.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10
Pnte 81 o knizecku zdarma!
Mrs. Frances Otoupalfk
vyrabitelka
David City, Nebraska.


|drahote. ia valky zmizely, pecli
We rakouskou yladou secteny a o.
Idebrany, kazdy hrnecek 2 alumni.
mia a nadobi 2 medi a mosazu. Ma.
Sc zeny-hospodync musily volky.
|nevolky poslouchati ncscislnJch
~narizeni bezhlavych rakouskyct
Ivlad, davati statu muze, bratry.
~zivitelc, pax i otce a deti. sat q
pradlo, ba j penizc - vse pro ne,
|spravedlive a %prohnile Rakousko.
Donna zmiraly jim hladem deti, ma
|bojistich muzovc. Drahota stoupa-
la. kolik slzi prolily IL luck ne
mocnlch svych deti, kterym ne
molly podati ami vajieko, ably ST.
lily a v%yristaly.
Valka ustala sama sebou a ma
DIESEL pfevrat politickl. Rakousko
Sc shroutilo, padl obr ma hlinenych
nohach a svoboda snesla Sc ia ma
ii krasnou vlast. Razcm rozjas-
milo Sc V kuchyni nasi hospodyne.
Verila-li pc celia leta, zc pride Wy
svobozeni, &c vrati Sc muz a deti 2
vrazednG valky, nezoufala-li v mel.
lorsich dobach stradanf a bfdy. v
peyne dnvefe, ze Ease Dude dobrc,
oc tn byla posilcna We sve wire, ze
nastanou nyni lepsi easy, kdyz eli
tia koi sebc vsii,ic yai,ek syobo.
dy. Stradala-li drive "a proklcte-
no Rakouska, oc rada Dude preko-
navati i posledni starosti %povalec-
ne. Drive pro ncnayidene Rakou.
sko = nynl pro- svobodnou vlast.
Nastal ] tn druhy prcvrat pro ma
Sc hospodyn6.
> novou nadeji jdou dennc ma
" ! nynejsi drahota Dude
pfckonana. Pracc, ktcra jim by
la tesitelkou IA dni trudnych. bn-
| dnes pro nj dobrym lekarem.
len krstky cas-, zlepsi Sc yse|
o nadobfo, az prace Dude SO ozy.
vafi ysndc v dflnach d tovarnach.
AZ yysledek pracc okazc sc / V OBJ
q normalni DOLBY pocnou sci
s%faceti, pomalu snad, ale jiste.
Naslm hospodynim v tom dem
MIN trudu jc i utesitelem vedomi.
netfpl a nesyddeii BOZ S draho.
on sany V uasf vlasti, ale zc il
lrnzky jejich v jinlch statech / VI
.ech, ktere diktuji nyni mir pora-
ncpfitcli, syadeji krutgl
,oJ i drahotou. yzpomcinImie ma H.
sfaty. oJkud Sc ozyyaii stesky
drallotu DralIota .je dncs me-.
'mafodnlm zJeyem, Podivejme Sc
IA pfiklad na Anglii. Tam v cer-
'cnei roku 1914 platilo Sc "a yej-
10 h., "a libru cukru ~ h., sla
my % h., maslo ] kor. 40 b., d ~
Ibri chleba 45 h. v listopadn ro
u 1919 stale jiz vejce SO h., libra
ukrn 81 h., SAMMY = kor. rs h.,
1sla z kor. go h., d chleba | kor.
: tedy yidimc stoupnuti cen cd
do 100 procent. Take anglic~ /
6 hospodynt mali sye stesky do
raboty. Il
Nez 'nase hospodyne vi doyedoua
omoci, Y to pcvpe yefiplc. v TEL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10

a kolem Narodniho divadla, Marc.
dni tfidou, zclemou ulici ma Sta.
romSstske namSstf.
vcSer bcscdy dorostenske v So.
kolovnach.
u. ecryna, pondali. Dopole-
dine o Z. iodine zavody dorostu
We hrach. zavody dorostenck We
|hrach. Odpoledne o 4. iodine sle-
tova sc6na ~. vecer divadla, be-
sidky, pfipadne vecerni vystoupe-
nj.
%. cervna, Itery. = Vylety
dorostu, prohlidka Prahy
"a. cervna, v patek. = Slanost.
nj vecer v Obecnim dome. Diva
dla.
%. eervna, V patek. Dopoledne
o 6. iodine zavody zenskych druz.
stew o pfcbor COS. Odpoledne We
3 hodiny cviceni prostna zakd, "a.
kyn dorostu, dorostenek 2 Prahy
a okoli. Vystoupeni v6tsich celkd
a zup zaku, zakyi dorostu a doro-
|stenek z Prahy a okolf. Vecerni
vystoupeni o 9. iodine ~.
Vecer slavnosti ma Vltave (po
pet dnI). Obrovske obrazy ma re-
&c: Utisk, Jitreni, Blank, Zapas,
vit6zstvi, LODI smrti, LODI lasky "a
mericka) a Ohnostroj. Hrad Praz-
sky a chram Svatovitsky ozaren v
konturach elektrickym svetlem.
26. cervna, sobota. - Dopoled-
ne o 6. iodine zavody muzskych
druzstev niz. a vys. oddili ma ma
fadi O~dpoledne o 3. iodine We
RENE cvicenf: Vystoupeni vojska,
scena sletova (2), uvitaci vecery
sokolske, veeerni vystoupeni o 8.
iodine (2).
q. cervna, ned6le. - Dopoled-
ne VI hodin zkouska muzi (rade-
nj o Z. hodine) /: v 10 hodin zkou-
Ska zen (rad6ni o 9. hodin6). PHI
stup pouze clenstvu. = Odpoled-
ne o 3. iodine: Cviceni prostna
muzd, zen; znazornenf Tyrsovy
soustavy (zupy prazske), povinne
vystoupenf zen; sletova scena (3).
IS. cervna, V pondeh. - Dopo-
.ledne o Z. iodine zavod prosty, "a
vod zvlastni o s. iodine zavod me-
zlnarodnf; ncast pri slavnosti "a
kladniho kamene Zizkova pomni-
ku, pfipadne Belohorske mohyly.
Odpolednc 0 3. iodine yerejne
cviceni. Cvicenl hosti. Povinnc w
stoupeni zup. Sletova scena. We
cerni vystoupeni o 8. iodine az.
90. eervna, v dtery. - Dopole-
dine privod. Odpoledne verejne
c%vicenf: prostna muzu, zen, Una
torment Tyrsovy soustavy (zeny),
povinne vystoupenf zup = prohIa-
SEM vysledki zavodnich. Vecerni
wstoupenf 0 8. IODINE (5).
80. cervna, streda. = vylety. -
Dopoledne zavod We hrach muzi,
zen, plavbe, v sermu, We strelbe.
Dopoledne dokoncenf zavodu We
hrach a verejne %cyiGeni judy So
kolske.
20 sletovych slavnostech sokol-
nastanou slavnosti sportov.
eli.
3. cervence. - Slavnostni pred
staveni V Narodnim divadle.
4. cervence. - Fourth of July.
Cvlciste ma Letne slouzf toho dine
Amerieaniim. Dalsf program 0 a.
mericke slavnosti neni dosud usta-
rOypU
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PkfPRAvY K vsES0KOL-
SKEMU SLETU 1920 v A

(CeskosIovenska Inform. Kancelaf.)
V jedne z poslednich schulz
Slavnostniho vyboru VII. sletu
vsesokolskeho v Praze 1920, zvo.
len byl br. DR.. Ludvik Fisher
predsedou Amcrickeho vyboru. =
DIR. Fisher drad prijal a v nejbliz-
81 dobe dojde k ustaveni americ-
keno vyboru, jenz Dude mfti ma
starosti vypravu americkych So
kolu, jak eeskyeh tax slovenskych.
Ia bratry Slovaky povolan do w
boru slavnostniho br. Getting.
Stavba cviciste pokracuje, ac Sc
nakupily f<dy pfekazek zdanlive
neodstranitelnyeh a proto take
veskere noviny psaly, re slet Dude
odlozen, lee neni tomu tax a slet
Dude! Jak sen bylo z Ameriky
sdeleno, byl ~zptsoben jistym pa
mem poplach, re slct nebude. Ne
verte proto nikomu, a dbejte jen
zprav sokolskych a cinte v jedno-
tach prlpravy. Netesite Sc ma slet
jen Wy v Americe, test Sc a chteji
prijeti jeste z vetsi vzdalenosti -
re Sibire a chteji 0 sletu vystou-
pitt ma cvicisti. Scena letosni bu-
dc miti podklad budovani sochy
Slavic. konsuI Bouchal slibil po-
moe pri zpravach CeskosIovenske
Ameriky a te take hodlame pou-
ziti.
Privod, jehoz sc slcastni asi
27,000 muzu Y krojfch a ash 5000
zen rovnez v krojfch, Dude mfti le.
fos delsi cestu. Cd p~razskeho So
kola piide Vaclavskym namestim,
Narodni tridon kolem N~arodniho
divadla Ike Kamennemu mostu, ko-
lem Rudolfina, Mikilasskou tff-
dou Ma Staromestske namesti. =
Odznak sletovy Dude staff 20 ko-
run pro Sokoly a pro dorost sest
korun. Zasobovacl polite dosud
irvajf, ale ie nadeje, re SC j pc re-
TO STRANGE pfekazky odstrani a 81
&c ochotou r~oInictva ceskeho.
Pofad jest dosud nasledujicf:
Pc ysechny nedele v kyetnu diva
do v Saree (Prodana ~nevesta, Jan
Vyraya, atd., provede Narodni d.
a divadlo Vinohradske.
5. cervna, sobota. Z~ahajoya-
81 veeer v Obecnim dome. Prosloy|
br. starosty Scheinera. Dude d.
einkovat Emma Dcstinnova, Ku-|
prazstf a nloravsstff ueeitcle a
tax dale
8. cervna, ncdcle. Vystoupe-
al mladeze prazskIch. obecnfch,
mesfanskyeh a strcdnich skol.
IL. ~ceryna, sobota.--Sokolska a.
kademic Y Obecnfm dome.
10. cervna, nedele. v SARGE
livadlo. Zaci a zakyne Sokols q
a okoli. Dopoledne v 9 ho-
/
lin zkouska zakii; V 10 hodin bu-
&c zkouska zakyf. Odpolcdnc We
} hodiny vefcjn6 cvitcni: /. prost-
ID zakyii, prostna zakh, vystupo-
yanf yetsich cclkn zaki. zakyi1. II
zakh, hry zakyn.
~. ceryna. Dorostenskc be
cdy, telocyiena ACADEMIC v tclo-
'vicnach a obecnich domcch. Di- |,
ada (pro dorost). L
70. ccrvna. Sokolsky dorost. /
)opolcdnc Y . hodin zkouska do /
cstcncu [fadenf y 7 hodin) n 10li
odin zkouska dorostcnck. Il
Odpolcdne We 3 hodiny vcfejnG /
viccni prostna dorostu, doroste. ]
ok, poylnne yystonpeni zup prv-
[ polovihy dorostu, dorostcnek, j
ruhe poloviliy dorostu q doroste- ,
III. Po evident pr6vod dorostu gel i
K Dejyiciitp, Hradem, nal /
[aIou Strapu, pres KatuennJ most
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Oznamujete-l sve pfestehovani, udej
tc starou j novou adresu.

Dopisy z kruhd ~ctenafstva uvefejnf-
me oehotne. Must byti slnsnA psAne
bez dmyslu nekoho osobns poskoditi q
podepsany plnym jmenem, at jiz ma
byti v redakci utajeno, anebo v dopise
uvefejneno.
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PRAGUE, OKLA, dine %. ~prosincc.
PAM Otoupalikoya.

FKAUUEy OhIAp u = PfVsIHco.
Ctena PAM Otoupahkoya.
Pfejete 81 vedet, jestli to psani, co jsem VAN pal dive, mizetc dat
do noyin. mdzete ie dat do noyin, JIG TO vsecko prayda, co jsm Van psal
Jsem zdrav, nepotfebui zadne leky cd toho casu, co ism vyuEval ty me
diciny cd Vas. Pfjmetc ode mne tiscery dix "a Vase leky, jez jSe mi
zaslala, nb 60 neiokazali doktoh, TO dokaaly Vase l6ky. Roku 1918 ma.
vsti,ila me chnpka a zanechala pc sobd zarodek nemoci Chodl ism X
doktornm, ale ulcviti a vyleeit nenohI.. TAX mne trap1 zy kasel, re jsm
eee noel prosedel a kaslai, ale co jscm zaeal uMvat Vase leky, TAX jsm
Sc citi hned lcpsi. TED JIG kofk m'sic6 isem zdrdv a dobie spin, proto
odpofutuji Vase leky vscm trpfefm, ktefi bIi naysuvcni chfpkou a nc.
ehaa ntjak6 zarcdky 70 sobe, at Isl ~objcdnaii Vase leky.
GUSTAV sGvA.
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DAVID CITY, NEBR, 1920. - DrahA PAM otoupalikova. Muslin
Yam sdelit, iak Vase leky pomohiy menu manzclovi. chodil k ltkafom,
ale lthy M N mnoho neponahaly. Jill jse SC obayal, &c ma bolavy aah
dek, a IN ismc SC rozhodli zknsit Vase leky. A take isem k VAN hncd do
Jela a Wy ktc mi ley hned daa - toti prasck a hofkou. A ku podiu'
Jak zaeal u1ivat Vase leky, tax SC ncmoc hncd obratila. Vase lky 20
molly. Jaky to roziil! TED by jedi stale, ale dive ncbyl to jt skoro
nieeho. kaAdtmu mohu vfele dopoueit Vase leky: prasek, the a hofkou,
nebof isou to leky, ktere nclze pencil zaphatit. Kdo newell, nechr nam do
rise. Pfejfce Van hojneho zdaru, jsmc Vasi pfatee
y n HAMS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
Y. W. c. A. NEW ONE
ON NEW PATROLMAN
Woman arrival Up Against 1t
When Asks for Information.

It's awful breaking IN as a cop in
Memphis II you do not think so. take
the experience of one Of the new pa
trolmen who was stationed at the Union
station recently.
a woman arriving In the city on an
inbound train, noted his star, even II
he hadn't vet secured the official blue.
Can you tell me how to get TO the
Y w O. AT" she sweetly asked this
new limb o. the law"
Y. & NJ. V. YOU want" replied the new
copper. THAT comes in up at the
other station
mo" persisted the lady. Il mean the
Y W. G. A.
The new copper scratched his head
in bewiderment.
Sorry, lady" he drawled after
while, II haven't been living here long.
don't know what depot that comes
in at"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
PASS UP OVERALLS,
FOLLOW OLD PLAN
Citizens of National Capital
Wear Thread Bare Clothes
and Half Soled Shoes.
W. MARVIN POPE,
Especial Correspondent. !

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Employes
in most OF the government departments
here are playing both ends along with
the middle in joining the nation wide
protest against prevailing high cost
OF clothing. They are not only affiliat-
ing with overall and old clothes clubs
but are also taking the pledge against
the purchase Of shoes and hats until
material reductions are made in the
prices OF commodities.
There is a division of opinion In
Washington as to whether the adoption
Of the overall as national uniform will
accomplish the desired result. Many
adhere 10 the view that more can be
gained by refusing even to buy overalls
at profiteer prices and wearing the old
threadbare and patched garments here
tofore frowned upon. Many ancient
togs are coming out of garrets and the
shoe repair shops are being taxed to
capacity to meet the demand for
patched footwear.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
RUSSIANS OFFER
COUNTER PROPOSAL
Agree in Part to Demands of
Japanese.

VLADIVOSTOK, April 24--Ileplying
to proposals by the japanese command
er here involving, among other things
the withdrawal of the Russian army to
a radius of 80 kilometers from the Jap
anese garrisons. the Russian army made
counter proposals today for an immedi-
ate armistice.
1t is rumored the Russians have re-
occupied Khaharovsk and lmenpo and
that they have damaged the railway
line between Nikolsk and Khabarovsk
The japanese proposals also required
that the government hand over it's
boats, ammunition factories, guns and
ammunition for temporary safekeeping
and that the Zemstvos speedily re-es-
tablish transportation, the japanese as
ssting. The Japanese also would al
low certain number of Russian police
within the 30-kilometer radius.
The Russian counter proposals, in ad-
dition to asking an armistice. offered
the withdrawal of the Russian army
to the region of the Amur and the
Khabarovsk but stipulated the retention
OF the shops for repairing the means of
transportation. The Russians also pro-
posed they retain their ships and de-
Clared they would not give up their
war material.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
EVANGELIST'S SON
DIES DURING REVIVAL

HAZLEHURS Miss. April "a. Spl)
The revival which has been in prog
ress here at the Baptist church is grow
ing in interest and there has been n
number who have Joined the church
during the week The choir, assisted
BY the junior choir. under the leader
ship Of Robert Cooper OF Aberdeen. was
one Of the enjoyable features OF the
meeting. Rev David Ingram Purser,
who has been conducting the meeting,
assisted bv his brother the Rev Frank
Moody Purser. received telegram that
his -months-old child was seriously
i'll at his home in Florence Ala, and
he left for home Thursday at noon, but
telegram later In the afternoon an
nounced the death Of the child.
Robert Cooper left Friday for an en-
gagement in Arkansas. but the singing
will he conducted by the choirs Of the
different churches, and under the lead
ership Of someone selected here. as
Hazlehurst has some OF the best talent
in the state, The meeting will continue
through Sunday and services will be
conducted by Rev. Frank Moody Purser.
the pastor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24

tied with a window sash cord and es-
corted into a laboratory under guard Of
one Of the men who was armed with a
pistol.
One Of the others took up his stand
on the outside Of the building, while
the third worked on the safe. Accord.
Ing TO Wrloht's story, the heavy door
to the safe resisted the first two eSplo-
sions, but was shattered when a double
portion was used on the third "shot."
Four more small explosions occurred,
Wright said, during the yegas' efforts
to get into the interior Of the safe. His
efforts were successful In gaining ae-
cess to all compartments except the
money box, which was badly battered.
The yegos, evidently having their
work we'll planned, spent an hour and
half on the Job, Wright said. When
they left, Wright, having already re.
leased the thongs from his wrists, ran
to fire engine house No. 10, at Iowa
avenue and kentucky street, where he
found two patroImen. Headquarters
was notified, but when Emergency Of
ficers Rutland and Shotfner reached the
scene the yeggs had vanished. .
All OF them appeared to be less than
IS years Of age, the nIahtwatchnan
said, Ho furnished police with fair
description Of them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
CLAIM NEGROES
ARE ORGANIZED
TOROB WHITES
One of Men Who Alleged to
Have Slain Savannah Mer.
chant Is Shot While Trying
to ESCape.

SAVANNAH. Tenn. April 24 CSpi)
Two more negroes were arrested here
today on a charge OF being implicated
in the brutal murder Of Harry Allen,
prominent merchant, who resided eight
miles west OF here. Allen was killed
Friday. Six other negroes, charged
with the crime were spirited away from
the city TO prevent a lynching. one OF
them confessed TO the crime at Corinth.
All six were later taken TO Jackson for
safe-keeping.
Ben Davis. one OF the two arrested
today, tried to escape and was brought
down with shot In the leg
II Is said the negroes have an organi-
zationi near the section where Allen
resided and their plan Is TO rob white
persons According to the confession
which one OF the negroes made In
Corinth they entered Aliens store and
beat him to death with sledge ham
mer while he was bepding over an
egg case asserting eggs, He never
knew they were present. They then
robbed the store.
The farmers have promised the of
ficials that they will not harm the two
negroes now In jail here. They Will
be tried Tuesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
HARDY PICKS BRYAN
TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT

HARDY. Ark. April -. (Spl)-At the
meeting OF the Sharp county Democratic
central committee Arthur Sullivan Of
Hardy was elected chairman and Oscar
Murphy OF Ash Flat secretary The
date for holding the primary election
was set for Aug. 10. Judge j. b. Ba-
kcr OF Melbourne was indorsed as
delegate at large from the state to the
national convention in June. G. y. Fer
guson OF Ballard and Arthur Sullivan Of
Hardy was indorsed as delegates from
this congressional district resolution
was passed indorsing William Jennings
BRYAN as the nominee for president
The following fees were assessed
against candsaates to have their names
placed on the ticket: Congress, prose-
cutting attorney. state senator, county
Judge, sheriff clerk. treasurer and as
SCISSOR, $40 each, representative and
surveyor, IS; all township candidates 81.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
BdLLOting Furious
As Annual Chamber
Election Is STAGED

The casting of ballots for officers and
directors of the Chamber of Commerce
opened with a rush Saturday at 10 am.
On every hand could be seen campaign
managers and their aides distributing
cards bearing the solicitation for votes
for their candidate. Even the elevator
in the building was forced to stop and
start from the second floor owing to
crowds filling the lobby.
Megaphone artists were on hand
and their voices penetrated from Main
to Front streets in an effort to sway
the tide of voters. Streamers of every
color were flying, suspended from diff
ferent parts of the candidates cloth
ing.
Lewis M. Layne. candidate for direc-
tor, will use airships to further his
campaign from ethereal heights. LET
George do it," is the slogan of sup
porters of George W. Person, and do 1t
he can, as was proved Friday in his
parade when he completely reorganized
his followers after they became sep
arated from the leading automobile due
to the entrance and departure of an
unlimited guest. After this slight in
terruption, the parade of 25 automobiles
completed it's tour of the city success
fully
Voting will be brought to a close
promptly at o'clock, and an announce
ment of those elected will be made as
soon as returns are counted The choice
of president will be made Monday at
a meeting of the new board of dlrec-
tors
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
KILLS BOOKKEEPER
Pistol Dropped in Vault of Car
Company Causes En-
ploye's Death.

X. NJ Thornton, 50, chief bookkeeper
for the American Car and Foundry Co..
blnghamton. met death Saturday morn
ing when a bullet from a pistol which
he accidentally dropped In the COM
pany'E vault pierced his right temple
and crushed through his brain. The
shooting occurred In the presence Of
Galloway Morris and w. G. Lowe. as
sistant boolIkeepers, whose backs were
turned ~ the moment the pistol ex-
ploded. Startled by the report. Morris
and Lowe turned 20 see Thornton lying
on the floor with the pistol few
inches away, The wounded man was
unable TO talk and died before medical
aid could be summoned
When the accident occurred. Thorn
ton was preparing 10 accompany depu-
ties and clerks 20 Memphis TO draw the
weekly pay roll from bank. II was
the custom TO leave the three pistols
usually carried on such trips within tho
vault until Saturday came. Thornton
had removed two OF them to the desk
IN the cage outside OF the vault and
had returned for the third.
AT an inquest hold by Coroner N. T.
Ingram the jury returned a verdict that
Thornton came To his death by the ac-
cidental explosion OF pistol
Charles A. Trice. local manager OF the
firm. declared that Thornton was one
Of the most valued employees of the
company. lie had served with them for
l6 years. Thornton was single, having
lived at the Adler apartments In the
city for some time. The body was
turned over ia Thompson Bros, uHder-
takers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
INJUNCTION SOUGHT
IN YORK WILL CASE
Grace York Nelson and Bank
Take Action Against
Two Heirs.

An injunction was sought In the York
will case, through the chancery court
saturday by Grace York Nelson, and
the Union and Planters Bank and Trust
company, as executor OF the estate Of
Minnie York Anderson Defendants
named were Robert York and Mary
York Trigg. The four persons men
TONED In the caption are the children
OF the late ]. y York. millionaire lum-
herman and land owner.
The injunction seeks to prevent Rob
ert York and Mary York Trigg from
prosecuting certain proceedings ln re-
gard to J. y. fork's viii which was
filed in Oklahoma, II asks that the
court make the defendants disclose GER
tain things with regard to York's es-
tate which the complainants allege are
necessary that they know in order to
fight the will In Oklahoma
The charge that later viii than tho
one which was filed, was made by York
Is hinted at In the bill. where the com .
plainant asks that the defendants BE-
required to tell whether TO their knowl-
edge and belief York ever made or at
tempted 70 make last will subsequent
TO Dec. i2. 1914 II asks that the de-
PENDANTS he required To exhibit a full
and complete description of every deed
executed by j b. York in which either
Of them was beneficiary. after Nov 6,
1913. They also wish n statement Of all
Of Yorks property at the time OF his
death In 1919 An accounting OF all
real or personal property and money
conveyed to them by York also is
asked
BY the terms OF Yorks win, Grace
York Nelson, OF Louisville, got 500 and
Minnie York Anderson. now dead got
$500. The rest OF the big estate went
to Robert York and Mary York Trigg.
The bill mentions the wel-remem
hercd suit for divorce filed by the
mother. Mrs Elizabeth York against
the father and the settlement Of the
suit out Of court. They charge in the
bill that Robert and Mary set about to
defraud and defeat the complainants.
and that they believe that another will
was drawn by York and suppressed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-24
BALDWIN SCHOOL CLOSES

BALDWIN, Miss. April a. tSpll
The closing exercises of the Baldwin
high school were completed on Thurs
day evening by a play presented al the
opera house by the senior class. The
baccalaureate sermon was delivered on
Sunday By Elder ~ u Iiardeman, OF
Henderson, Tenn. The music class
gave recital on Monday evening. and
the intermediate grades also rendered
an interesting program.
on Wednesday evening the prescnta-
tion Of diplomas TO tho graduating class
was held. They are r. e.. Putt. Baron
White, Tom Carncs. Misses Helen New
man, Jewel Bedford. Daisy Billingsley
and Iva Mauldin. who was class vale
dlctorlan, after which they were adj
dressed by DR. y. NJ. Walker. vice.
president OF the A and NJ. college,