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finca fus vendida al demandado para
que pudiera seguir en- su negocio de pie
Ora, el convenio entire ell anterior duefio
Ell demandado no puede afectar al de-
recho legal que tiene Ell demandante de
acuerdo con eli artfculo 1926. Ell ape
Ianss hace talr5ien cita de varias deci-
stones de la Corte Suprema de Espafia.
Una de estas decisiones Sc cita como
de fecha julie IS. 1908, pero no La en-
ccntramos en- la Jurisprudencia Civil
de esa fecha. La sentencia citada de
26 de noviembre de 1895 no la encon-
tralnos en- la biblioteca, pero hemos exa-
minado la decision de mario II de 1902
De ella aparece que la fnca en- ese case
Sc encontraba claramente comprendi-
da en- una zona urbana nuy poblada de
acuerdo con la sentencia v Ell hecho de
que fuera dedicada fines agricolas O
para una huerta no establecia diferen-
cia No helnos visso ell case, en- el cual,
como ha alegado el apelante, la Corte
Suprema de Espafia resolviera que una
parcela de terreno distante de un jue-
bio y dedicada la venta de aguas mi
nerales pierde su rusticidad, pero esta-
mos satisfechos con la decision que he
mos podido exandnar de que 81 una par
celia de terreno como en- este case, Sc
usa principalmente para fines agrico-
las no esta en- los lirnises de un YER
dadero distrito urbano, dicha parcela
no pierde el referido caracter de pro-
piedad rtistica meramente porque Sc ha-
va establecido en- ella una via de fe-
rrocarril para fines comercialess
Ell apelante tamDien sostiene que por
raz6n de su contrato con el anterior
duefio y debido la exisaencia de una
via f6rrea 81 ha adquirido ciertos dere-
chos. No esta el ccmprendido dentro
del parrafo segundo del articulo 1926 +
poruue la referida faja de terreno no
este separada por un arroyo, acequfa o
servidumhre en- provecho de otra finca.
Ell demandado en- manera alguna es ell
dueno de un predio dominante no pue-
do reclamar una servidumbre sobre Ell
terrenc en- oposici6n al denandante, aun
cuando tai Question pudiera propiamente
le1an:arse en- una acci6n de retracto le-
gal.
La sentencia debc ser confrn.ada.
AdoIph G WOLF
(Juez Asociado)
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ENFERMEDADES
TRANSMISIBLES

semana actual y semana anterior;
Fiebre tifoidea, 2 y 1; 1;difteria q;
tetano infantil, y 2; paludismO, 1s y
65; tuberculosis, 80 IS; uncinariasis,
y !; sarampi6n, l y 2; influenza, y
81.
PoR LOS PUEBLoS
TUBERCULOSIS:-- Aguadilla. IS;
Afiasco, 2; Caguas, 1; Humacao, 2; San
Juan, 10. San Lorenzo, /, y Utuado, 1.
PALUDISMO: :-Aguadilla, 2. Guaya-
ma, IL y San Juan, 4.
TIFOIDEA:-Gu Guanica. y San Lo-
renzo, 1.
PAROTIDITIS:- Vega Baja, p
UNCINARLAsIS:- San Juan, y sar
Lorenzo, 1.
TETANO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ]
y .Ciales. l.
SARAMPION:- Carolina, l.
DIFTERLA:-Coamo l, Humacao, /
Mayaguez, / y San Juan,
INFLUENZA; ;-Aguadilla, 4.
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Advt.
OPORTUNIDAD

Desea usted hacerse de una bue-
ma renta comprando una cass de
dos plantas recien construida con
todos los adelantos modernos? Esta
en- esquina entire las dos carreteras,
con los bajos provistos de locetas pro
pio para establecimiento, siendo los
altos magnifccs para familia grande,
con entrada independence. Es ne
cesario verla. Dirijase a su propi6
duefio
d. DIAZ ALEXANDRA
Gale Europa, esquina Asia, Altos
Parada %, Santurce.
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DESEo ToMAR en- alouiler casa pc
quefia apartamenAo para ncatrimonio
sin hijos, en- San Juan santurce, Box
96S. San Juan
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Sc vENDEN

Dos carros de 4 ruedas de la IA
mosa marca Stakeholder para cargar
hasta go quintales.
Estan completamente nuevos sin
haber sufrido deterioro nj aun en- la
pintura. VI
Tiene cada uno un trabajo de he
rreria adicional que perinite hacer
mas comodo la carga, ademas un ar
mes para pareja nuevo y otro usado.
Un motor de 11z' H. P, Fairbanks
con su bomba centrifugal para llevar
aqua dos mil pies de distancia
tambien nuevo de seis meses de uso.
Sc toma ganado en- cambio.
Informara,
f. J. de Soils.
Advt. Rio Piedras.
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Sc cOnpra.

coHfPRo AUTO FORD" gus este ac-
tualn'snte al ssrvicio dc familia, dirija
correspondence dando condi sionss y pre-
eio al epar:odO rs, Vega Alta, P. r.
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BIO. En- Ell negocio de retratos, marcos,
medsllones, joyeria con retratos, insig-
Mas de logias. sociedades. Tabletas Nal
ther, etc. Para informes, Julio vaz-
Quez, telefono 1899. Box I42. Puerta
de TERRA.
A LOS AGENTES Y FABRICANTES
DE BLUsAS Y CAAGISAs. Tenemos
siempre gran existencia para vender:
Pasta Azul para estampar, $3.50 lata;
Pasta Blanca para estampar seda $500
lata; Cepillo para estampar, $1.0O ca
da uno; Papel de Perforaci6n, S1.0O
libra; Hilo para coser No. 90, palo de
200 yardas, S0.75 doz.; Hilo para trus-
tru, 100, palo de 200 yardas, $O.S5 doz.;
Hilo para bordar No. 16, blanco, S4.00
libra; Hilo para bordar nGmero 18, blan
CO, $4.OO; Hilo para bordar n1mero 35
blanco, $3.50 libra; Hilo para bordar
nGmero 18. azul madeira, $500 Libra;
Hilo para bordar fino, para pafuelos.
5000 madeia: Tela Nansd. 40 pulgadas,
construction $3.50 S0.48 yarda; maqui-
ma de perforar, $4,000 cada una: Ca
jas de carton, 14x1s. $3.50 cada una.
Tijeras para cortar festones ojales
un dollar, veinticinco centavos cada una.
Aceptamos 6rdenes para despachar por
@. o. D., por Correo por Express, los
gastos de giros express siempre cuen
ia del comprador. Porto Rico Flo I'm
port Co., Gale Comercio No. IS, Ma
rina, San Juan. P R.
CURSoS DE taquigrafia " caligrafia
por correspondence. Ensenamos por
correo Taqugrafia Gregg, en- ingles y
espafioL y Escritura Cofhercial. Pida
information gratis. Percy School of
Commerce, Apartado 241, Ponce, p,
r.
ToDo Ell QUE DEsEE tener exito EN-
amores, ser afortunado en- juego, desa-
rrollar facultades latenses, solicite ell
Tesoro de los : Lendus''. valor del elem
Aplar $1.O0. Al 'pcr mayor gran descuento
Para informes, San Jose 40. Agente.
DEsEA COLOCACION, joven con 6
amos de experiencia en- trabajos de of
cinas, corresponsal en- ingles esparol,
taquigrafo. etc. Buenas referencias S.
Garcia, Box 96s, San Juan.
Sc sOLICITAN seiioritas cabalieros
para darle almuerzo precios m6di
cos. Para informes dirijase Luna go,
San Juan, P. r.
JovEN CON CoNoCIMIENTos de con
tabilidad experto en- Ell ramo conner
cial desea colocarse Dirijase a E s.
cIo B. cerame y Co., San Juan.
Sc DEsEA cAMBIAR un pasaje del va
por Ponce de agosto % por uno de agos
to IL. Informara; Cristoba Macantoni.
compafia "D,', Quartet de Bauaja, san
Juan
DESEO tomar en- arrendamiento una
casa en- Santurce Condado, per 10 me
nos con cuatro dormitorios Hare con-
trato. Bishop Colmore. Tel z92 azul,
Santurce
Sc DAN A PRESTAAIo $4,000 con ga
railtia hipotecaria. Dirijass a L. M P
Allen 81, Ser. piso telefcno 266 azul
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COlocaciolles.

Sc NECESITAN caladoras bordado-
ras para trabajar paruelos en- trus-tru.
iniciales, etc. etc. Dirfjass stop 40,
villa Hortensia tAvenida Antonsan-
-santi''. Santurce.
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rrr -~ >,~~
VENDEDOR: :-Practico en- mercerfs
Sc pfcesita uno que quiera trabajsr a
comisi6n Extenso muestruario del Nor
se.-Dirfjase a Miguel Aguil6, Tetuan
as, San Juan
TACUIGRAFA:r :rDesease una con como
cimiento y practica en- ingles comercial.
Trabajc tres dias la seniana dos ho-
ras al dia. Dirijaso Miguel AguiI6. San
Juan, Tetuan 46.
CoLocAcIoN.-se Ofrece Co colocacion
una seaorita en- oficina en- San Juan.
Debe saber escribir en- maquinilla to.
ner buena ortografia. Dirijase Gale
de Salvador Brau No. 1c1, San Juan.
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sR vENDE una magnincs residencia
on 81 CondadO, Avenidh MagdaisnA In
formaran Porto Rico Commercial ccr
poratioD". Tel OsO-25z Ban Juan
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Sc VENDE 0 SO arrIenda poF un nu-
nero de amos. un edihtio con frente a
tres Gales, en- la Mafina. Muy bien
situado.. SO puede utilizar para alma
cen, garage. etc. InforLaaran en- La Jo-
yeria Bouret, San Juan, p. r.
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Sc vENDE un piano frances inarca
chassaigne Fr6res sumamente barato.
su dueHa Sc embarca para Estados Uni
dos. Muy barato. Dirijase Parada 40.
''villa Hortensia''. AveHsda Antcnsan
Il. Santurce.
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APROVECHE AHORA Vendo una
casa en- santurce. GALE de Salvador
Prats. parada 43 y cuarso, transversal
a La Gale del Parque, cfnco habitacio-
mes dormitorio. saia, comedor cuarto de
bafio y cocina. extenso solar, renta $50.
Facilidades para el pagO 1nfOrmara Tei
501 San Juan, Rafael Lopez.
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VENDo Is casas en- saaturce. Entire
elias hay de concrete srmado. casas
EN- SAN JUAN. 2 FINCAs RUSTI-
CAS- UNA DE cUATRo cUERDAs en-
el camino de Rio Pl3 a Ca
rolina y la Otra de 1914 cuerdas con
COS edificios de concrete + MADEIRA, en-
la caretera do Caguas. Para informes.
J. B. A. caretera 115, santurce.
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Sc vENDE una hernosa yegua anne
ricana, zaina, de 5 amos, con una cria
cruzada. Informara Juan B. Carmona
Rivera, comerio. P. R.
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Sc ofrece.

NECEsITAMoS un agente en- csda pue
BIO. En- Ell negocio de retratOs, marcos,
medsllones, joyeria con retratos. insig-
MAS de logias. sociedades. Tabletas Nal
ther, etc. Para informes, Julio vaz-
Quez, telefono 1889. Box I42. Puerta
de TERRA.
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vENTA de tabaco hilado al por mayor,
clase selecta. Primera v segunda. Entire
ga Immediate. Dirijsse Julio vazquez.
San Agustin 6ss STelefono 1859, Puerta
de TERRA, Puerto Rico
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Sc vENDE una guagua. Para informes,
Arcade Gautier, Gale deL Parque s,
santurce.
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CINco HAN sIDo VA vENDIDAs
QUEDAN 10 soIlAAGENTE.

Sc vENDE una casa. de concrete de
construction moderna con cuatro Guar
tos, sala, comedor y servicios en- la
calle La Feria No. 8, Hip6dromo St.,
santurce. Informara calle San Rafael
NO. 8, Hip6dromo.
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Sc vENDE.-Una tienda de pulpsriS
con casa de vivienda en- excelentes con-
diciones Tiene provisiopes frescas. HAY
comodidad para campesinos proteger sas
bes,ias en- grandes ranchones. Precio MS
dico Para mas informes dirijase An
tohio Carazo, Trujillo Alto, r. r.
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Sc vENDE Ia casa No 50 en- la calle
de Europa, parada %. nsjrmaran en-
81 No. IS de Ia nisma calle
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MUEBLEs.--I'am.lia qrs Sc ausenta
vende todos sus muebles. Dirigirse quil-
"a casa Gale sagrado ccraz6n. Tel San
turce 35S azul
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oCAsIoN ExTRAoRDTfta 2IA.-rnte-
reso vender, urgenhementt por viaje,
casa de MADEIRA Gale Colon Stop 4SHa,
santurce, con seis dormitorios, tres la
camanos, dos inodoros Y solar de 225O
metros cuadrados TORRES. TetuAn Q.
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semana ac.nal \ semana anterior:
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Sc DEsEA cAMBIAR un pasaje del va
por Ponce de agosto 25 por uno de agos
to IL. Informara: Cristoba Macantoni.
compafia "Do, Quartet de Ballaja, san
Juan.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James Sease, Miss
Werts and Mr.. Junius Long of New
Derry We're the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. J. J. Long Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Derrick spent
Tuesday in Columbia.
3. l.. Bowers was business
visitor 10 Columbia Tuesday.
Miss Mae5olle Fulmer spent We'd
nesAaE in Columbia.
L. IL. Auli was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. David F'arr and daughters,
Wilmur and Marguerite of Spruce
Pine, Tenn, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Herbert Boland of Charleston
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Ms. n. N Boland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Derrick and
children visited their son in Clinton
Sunday.
W. B. Shealy was business visitor
to Columbia Wednesday.
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The Crav and the Blue.

The Gray and the Blue.
There are very few left of those who
fought,
The fight of the Blue and the Gray
Their footsteps are slow and their
eyes are dim,
One by one, they are passing away.
They think of the time when they
strove for the right;
To the cause that they loved, they
were ever true.
Their flags are unfurled on memorial
day,
And they talk of the Gray and
Blue.
They remember with pride, how they
battled with Lee,
Their chieftain, so noble and true,
Ard till, Oh how sadly, he passed
through the line
When the Gray had to yield to the
Blue.
They are proud of their crutches and
empty sleeves
And we'll they remember the days,
The fill in the trenches mid wounded
and dead,
Brave men, both Blue and the
Gray.
The cross that they prize more than
silver or gold,
+! Can never be taken away,
Conferred upon them by some fair
Southern girl
Not worn by the Blue, but the
Gray.
When the last roll is sounded,
They'll answer the, call and eager
each one to obey
In bright robes of glory each soldier
is clad
All sing the same song, Blue and
Gray.
Anna Pearsall.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
FROM LITTLE MOUNTAIN

I;,1le Mountain, May 6.-;.n cleo
-.io,t was held May 3rd, in school dis
+r!cT No. SO to!' l..e ptstpuse ol NV.l:.2
an ".!di,jcnx! levy 81 TWO mills tor
Lite Mountain high school. Very
nautA ;r>te!eSt Was taken IL tins cleo
tic. and !; Was carried by d Very |
.%Some ma jo:i1y. ms lasures Us
uf IL the S:ajc ana ana by means or j
.fs same We NH be able to have d
hi9h schoo! which Will, indeed, be !
worthy of the very high and noble !
-oat.onage CT all the people IN the
district. The people OF TINS district
have always taken q great interest IN
education and we now have hlgh
school as gooo if rot better than IN the
whcle state for the town OF the SIZE
If ours. Our people will alwsy work
shat our school may grow and prosper
-under the very best conditions and
circumstances.
Miss Eula Matthias of lrmo was the
guest of Miss Elberta Sease last
Thursday and Friday.
Rev. and Mrs l.. Z. Boland Of New
berry visited relatives in town last
Friday.
Mrs. \. Fl. kohn of Columbia
spent last Friday with Mrs. Kate
Alonts al the home of Mrs. w. b.
,Shealy.
Mrs. R. S. Boozer of Silverstreet
spent few days last week with her
sister, Mrs. J. j. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Boland and
oc Snnd9V
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Boland.
Mr.. Roy Huffman of Clinton spent
she weekend with his father.
II. j. Shealy visited his mother,
Mrs. Martha Shealy Sunday.
Cecil Boland of Irwin, Tennessee,
IS spending few days with his par
.eats.
Mrs. Emma Brady is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Jonah Boland of Spring
6eld, Ga, who is critically i'll:
Mrs. John Page of Gastonia, n: c..
IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a n Boland.
w. P. Derrick of Spartanburg
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Ada Brady has returned from
a visit to relatives in Columbia.
Frank Wise, Ralph Shealy and
Virgil Long of Newberry college were
home for the weekend.
Mr.. Joe Epting and son, Jacob
Dewey of Newberry visited relatives
here last weekend.
Mrs. G.. F. Latham returned to her
home in Newberfy after a visit to her
parents.
Miss Mary Hentz made a short
visit to Cnapin Tuesday.
Mr.. David Boland spent Monday IN
Newberry.
Lawrence Brady was at home for
%he weekend.
w. A. Counts was business visitor
SO Newberry Monday.
Mrs. William Boozer of Columbia
spent Sunday with her parents.
Burke Taft of Camp Jackson was
the guest at the home Of Mrs. J. A.
~Shealy last week.
J. II. Summer of Newberry was in
town last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Epting and
Annie Wheeler made a short visit to
Prosperity Tuesday.
A. G. Wheeler was business visit
or 20 Newberry Monday.
Keister Fulmer of Columbia is
spending few weeks with his par
enIs.
Mr. and Mrs. S.. w. Young spent
Tuesday with the latter's brother, j..
W. FHlmer of Killians.
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act as managers of the said election.
Only such electors as reside in the
said school district and return real
or personal property for taxation,
and who exhibit their tax and regis
tration certificates as required in gen.
eral elections, shall be allowed to
vote. Electors favoring the levy of
such tax shall cast ballot containing
the word eyes written or printed
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NOTICE OF Special SCHOOL
ELECTION IN kINARDS SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. ~,
State of South Carolina,
County of Newberry.

county Oh NeNDSIIS
Whereas. one-third of the resident
freeholders and a like proportion Of
the resident electors of the age of
twerty-one in the Kinards School
District No. 20, the County of New
berry. State of South Carolina, have
FLED petition with the County
Board of Education of Newberry
County. South Carolina, petitioning
and requesting that an election be
held in the said school district on the
question of levying a special tax of
four (4) mills on the taxable property
within the said school district.
Now. therefore, we the undersign-
ed, composing the County Board Of
Education for Newberry County,
State of South Carolina, do hereby
order the Board Of Trustees of the
Kinards School District, No. 49
to hold an election on the said ques-
ton of levying special tax of four
"a mills to be collected on the
property located within the said
school district, which said election
shall be held at the J. A. Dominick's
store, in the said School District No.
40, on Tuesday the 18th day of May,
1920, at which said election the polls
shall be opened at 7 A. NJ, and
closed at P. NJ.
The members of the Board of Trus-
tees of the said School District shall
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Washington Star.

Washington Star.
"Why don't you teach that dog to
do some tricks?"
81 have tried" replied the man who
lacks energy. "The dog won't learn. F"
''Not enough intelligence?"
''Too much. l can see by the ex-
preston of his face that dog doesn't
see any more sense in the tricks than
| do"
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Queen Alexandra treasures thi.r.-
bic that is an heirloom in the royal
family of Denmark. 1t is of gold,
with design in blue enamel, and
studded with precious stones.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

For the SiIverstreet school. One
principal and two assistants. Appli-
cations may be filed with the under
signed on or before the first of June,
1920
{. l.. Leitzsey,
Clerk of the Board.
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thereon, and each elector opposed to-
tanning the word s'No:" written or
printed thereon.
Given under our hands and seals
this the 1st day of May, 1920:
C. NJ. WILSON,.
o. B. CANNON,
j. g., HARMAN,.
County Board of Education, New
berry County, South Carolina.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

The Chicago sheriff who disconnected his telephones IN order
to prevent possible commuaton led his prisoner from inc
condemned cell the gaows hour earlier than the ue set
for the execution and permitted the hardened criminals IN PRISON
"a witness the spectacle for the moral effect did not msudge
his men,
The only exclamation from the who looked on from the
tiers of cells surrounding the place OF execution was When 90
we eat" 1t might be explained that breakfast was ue de
on account OF the hanging and the appeared 70 pc moe
csed over the DELAY in serving their morning epast than they
were over the fate OF fellow prisoner, who went to eternity
eaton OF his oense against his fellow man and against te law
The treatment OF the criminal class has always been matter
az serious consideration There theories extending from Tue
most violent punishment down the scale to eoddhng the
criminal diseased person
On the whole the strict application of the law has proved
the best preventive Unless there deterrent Ill prospect d
will shock person criminal disposition nothing else VIII suce
Some worthy persons have suggested that habua CRIMINALS
may he cured by surgical operations They claim that III many
eases are found the brain and perhaps one
physical nrmties which removed would restore Tue e
normal state :, :,
An operation, hospital sympathetic nurse ana caieiu
attention may be good thing for the offender IN some cases. ou
there i nothing in such treatment that will have any except an
encouraging effect upon Others bent upon mission OIL
When men have had their chance not once but repeatea
and profit by nothing that sympathetic world would 40 Tor tne
and abuse every confidence implied by faith and freedom ere
Is nothing left but put fear into their sous ie 1
dv criminal has too much glamour thrown about him. he IS ke
~ nsnire sympathy he is likely to secure On
account OF his famywhch surely no one would nave
possible To spare then-and finally there is too much DIS
ros;t;on to look upon the prescribed methods OF enforcing e
ia as barbarc and belonging to another age OF cNhzao
nly man experienced in handling hardened criminals so
ake the responsibility doing thing much out OF the oru
AZ Tie CHICAGO sheriff resorted but is probable that
man OF his profession with years OF experience WIN men o' az
Iasses knows how to get the best results Ills OPINION worm
ch more than that OF the psychologist who knows the different
Kinds OF men only BY what he has read about them
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
JANUARY 7, 1895,

The joint senatorial caucus got to
work in Nashville and ii didn't take it
long to nominate lsham G. Harris for
the United States senate, j. A. Harris
for comptroller and Il. B, Craig for
treasurer. The house members eau
cused and picked John A, Upton for
speaker. Reau Il. Folk for chief clerk
and Charles e. Cole, of Memphis, for
Sergeant-a arms.
The flower mission of the Nineteenth
Century club entertained at the Ly-
ceum theater with an interesting pro-
gram, Miss Minter Meyers read pa
per and vocal solos were sung by Misses
Eleanor omberg Lucille Mansford, An
ME billiard. Nellie Trezevant, Mary
Paoli, Pauline Monnier, Martha Gallo
way. Bessie Chapman and Effie Erh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Boyd entertained
in honor of their daughter Miss Bessie
Boyd
John j. Barry was chosen chairman
Of the shelby county court by acclama-
tion. His annual salary was cut to
SO 500 Miss Ida Thomas was chosen
superintendent Of education at a salary
of $1,000 year,
pices Of Post A. Travellers Protective
association, entertained large audience
at the auditorium with his famous lee
ture "Visions and Dreams"
The Memphis Jockey club elected the
following directors, all being reelected
except John w. Schorr and ]. NJ.
Scruggs: John w schorr ]. NJ Scruggs,
Q. H. =, Piper. G. c. Cowan. George
Arnold and HUI l.. Brinkley, r. 7.
DIR. Kennedy Jones Frank C. Jones, r.
3. Snowden. J. NJ Peters. Napoleon
Hill, s. r. Montgomery, James III. Rees
and X. Brinkley SNowden.