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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05

unde lucratorii sapau la temeli.l
.unei case. Cind m am intors ma
poi, pe la orele sapte seara, cla-
lirea nu numai ca era gaia, dar
doua familii, care se mlitasera in
ca au fost siliti de serif sa Sc
mute Ia cererea proprietaruilli
Ca nu ian platit chirias ii
neti-l de NINA ca prea le tale
lungi. 81 stirea transmisa te!c-
cratic.
Un soldat din Camp Lagarul)
Sherman, Panapiopus Agugusto-
pholus Pspademetr etroupoulus, !
persiut hartia de cetatenie Gu 81
teya zile inainte de libersre si q
cum III yrea * piece din ar1nataa
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ntVOltd SOludtllOT cuiU6z1. -
Annoy, China. - Doua suite de
soldati All fost omoriti 81 foarta
multi raniti intro revolta tru-
.pelor din provincia Anhui, dupa
cum spun strife primitc aici.
Lupta continua 81 lucratorii
.fug cuprinsi de teroare, adanga
.depesa.
Trupele care erau sub CONAN.
-da Generalllui Koh Tok-Lian
s'au revoltat contra guvernoru-
Jul Low Han-Sin.
Sc raporteaza ca Generalul TAI
Kong-Beng, comandantul forte
|lor din Chang Chow, din provin.
icia Tnrkien, a plccat i'm, ajutornl
guvernorului Low Han-Sin.
Vulcanul Mt. Lasesn IN eruptie
~ Bedding. Mount Lassen i
isbncnit intro vignroasa erutis
Snmbata la 1870 1nainte de d
meazi. Dupa oare de eruptic M
arata semne. ca sa Sc opreasca il
curind.
Aceasta este prima activitats
|din 8 Februarie cind acest vnl
lcan, singurul activ in Statele q,
mite a srlneat mare cantitate al
cen,zsa 81 nouri de fun, fntr III
Ifel Gu totul ncobicinuit.
| 49, 4 = = ysst,dt = !. ~ $3.50 ]; i
! Chieap0 Cea mai mare Deafrs
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DE-AS FL FOST UN BRAD.

Dc-as fl fost un brad pc stinca,
Mas mai purta jale-adinca,
Ci m as inveli 'ntr'un nor
Ca 'ntr'nn giulgiu ocrotitor,
Asteptind sa vie lara
1nflorita primavara
|Sa m-alinte soarele
Sa-mi cinte izvoarele,
Sa m-adoarma n vers duios
Dulce freamat mingaios.
Gu nemarginirea n fata
Mas fl bucurat de viata.
Moartea de mar fl cerut,
1mpacat as Fl caznt
DE asprimea gerulni,
De trasnetnl cerullli,
Pravalfnd cu mine n Gale
Toate stincile devale.
ST mar fl jelit vultnrii,
Caprioarcle padurii,
ST mar fl jelit in zori
Fluer dulcc de pastori.
Oar mi-am fost voinic fecior, '
Ma dus Ncamtn N foe sa NOR
Fara vorba de-alinare,
LA cap fara luminare,
Fara mama sd jeleasca,
Nici surori sd ma boccasca,
|Numai corbii vim in stol
ST. flamfnzi, fmi dau ocol.
I. II. Gorica
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05
Vulcanul Ut. Lasesn IN ernptie.

AflaEes q yeayit ~ qass. - y
Eea mai mare peatr'l
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Demonstrate in Copenhaga.

Copenhaga. = O multime enorm;
sa strins in fata primariei de I'm
de a plecat spre palatul regal
care Sc mai numeste 81 Castelu
Amalienborg. presenInd o resOlu
tie rcgelui prin- care-l roaga a pa
reni calamitatea unei greve gene
rale.
Demonstrate condusa de con
siliul municipal.
Rezolutia mai cere numirea u
nui minister care nu G RESPONSE
bill de crlza presenta, 81 care va Il
YEA suportul parlamentului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05

- s...s- ::
din istoria 1,rmii a 'fost
aflata III Burma, dtlpa cum spu-
nc cablograaia din Bombay.
peatra 9 sefir ii cintareste I1,ooo
carate, ori mai multi de cinci
funti.
Aflarea altci petrii mari de va
loare care 4 fost sasita in 1917,
iilsa aflarca eli i fost tinuta in
secret pima acnln, fost anuntata
nu dc multi. Piatra accasta un
opal 81 a lfost aflat III Nevada. Ea
cintareste o,566 carate, ori mai
multi de Uni fnnt.
\ Diamantul Iii Cnllinan care
'ilainte dc sleiftiirc cintarea 3,025
carate G a treia pcatra pretioasa
de marine considerable. Opalul
6 mai mare aNlnd q cubic inch,
pc cind diamantul lui Cullinan A.
Yea numai Is.
Recistiga vocea prin Influenza
spaniola. jackson. Charles
Holcomb, in etatc de "a de ami,
care locuieste in apropiere de Sn-
gan Hill, la rasarit sle Jakson, 81
a recapatat vocca dupa nnSpreze-
ce ami de mutenie.
Prin Martic 1909 devenit mut
dupa ce a fost atacat de Q boa!'l
care samana cu grija. S,a facut
sanatos, insa a perdut darul vor-
birei, 81 asa II crescut mare, III
telegil1lu-se Gu eel din familie
prin scrls.
Acllm 0 luna a cazut victlma
influentei spaniole. Cind s'a ia
cut sanatos, in - Martic a des-
coperit cd poate vorbi. A sarit
din pat 81 alergat la mama-sa
strigind: liar pot vorbi" Cuvin-
tele lui crau destul de puternica
ca Sc fic auzite. De atunci vocea
is IA nnbunatatit, lar acum vor-
be$te distinct.
,Rapcrtul despre Armenia in
Senat. - Washington. - Prese-
dintele Wilson transmits scnatn.
hui raportul comisici dnsarcinata
GU ancheta asupra Armeniei. in
fruntca Garcia fost Major Gen
Harbord.
Senatul cerut de doua orr
acest rapport. intnu in luna Noem.
brie, lar la urrnA aeum doua sap
tamini prin o rezolutic votata dc
senat.
Comisia nu face nici reco-
mandate asupra, ,yre-unni manda1
III Turcia ori Armenia, insa ina
inteaza q multi ne de argl,mente
pentru 81 contra.
Nici un mandat nu poate ii luat
fara 0 dntelegere Gu Anglia s.
Franta, LA fel" 81 aprobare de.
finitiva a Germaniei 81 Rusiei.
Locuitorii doqresc ORES ca America
sa devina putcrea mandatara, ial
daca nu, atunci prefera pc An.
glia.
Argumentele inaintatc contra
unui astfel de mandat spun ca
.,aceasta ar slabi pozitia noatsri
referitor la doctrina Monroe" C.:
,,umanitarismul incepe acasa" $
ca primul an ar costa 275,0O0.00f
dolari intrc care SS,500,0O0 nu
mai pentru armata.
Mai bine, milioane pentru III
mandat, de cit biliarde pentru ur
razboiu''. spunc raportul care ia
vorizeaza malfdatul.
Minerii din Ohio in greva. -
Bridgeport. Sase mil de mi
neri din rasaritul statului Ohio
all iesit in grevA ca lln rezultat a
nemnltumirilor asllpra .intelegeri
la care s'a ajuns in New York
operatorii insa spun ca multi din
tire cei ramasi afara II 'au mers |,
lncru din cauza primei zile lu
nei Aprilie 81 din cauza Vinere
Mari.
! Nemultumirea sc iveste din cal
"a ca M s'a dat un dollar pc z
mai mutt lucratorilor Gu ziua di'
mine.
Greva de la dorfoik q Wes
&C.,. .S4..s:4x X .x.l.c Wy ",
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Yudenitch in Danemarca.

Copenhagas - Ziarul Social De
mokraten scric Cd aflat cd Ge-
Encralul Yudcnitch, fostul conan.
dant al armatei rusesti nordves-
tice, a petrecut noaptca trecuta la
castelul Amalienborg. palatul re-
gal, negociind Gu mai multi frun.
tasi rusi din colonia ruseasca din
Copenhaga.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
Gets 40 Years For
Highway Robbery

Temple, Texas, June 2o.-Forty
years in the penitcntiary was the
punishment that a jury in the district
court assessed against Eugene Carter,
colored, of Washington county, Mon
day for highway robbery committed
against the person of Burriss Russ
near Pendleton several months ago.
Russ, white man just from North
Carolina, was camping along the
Santa Fe railway when Carter sought
warmth at his fire. He then robbed
the man, removed his clothing and
dragged him on the railroad track to
be mutilated by a passing train. The
train crew discovered the body in
time and subsequent developments
resulted in the arrest and conviction
Of Carter His intended victim testi-
fed at the trial
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

WaIgreea Drug Co. has placed colored girl
ashier in place of the white man who replaced her
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
Negro Civil War Hero
Given Unusual Burial

Gfeonyille, Miss, June 28.-Mar-
Tin Marble, So years of age, was given
an unusual burial here Friday, June
II, following his death on Thursday.
Martin Marble was a slave of Col.
Andrew Carson, who was the war
sheriff of this Washington county,
and when the federal soldiers came
up the Mississippi River during the
war between the states and were de-
stroying much property, Col. Carson
placed the official records of Wash
ington County in charge of Martin
Mar bic, Negro slave, and that Ne
gro guarded those records while he
kept them away back in the delta
forests until the danger had passed,
returning the valuable records just
as he had received them. The old
courthouse was, in the meantime,
burned, but the records were saved.
he performed many acts of fidelity
ard devotion during the war and had
for nany years been on the pension
roll Of Washington County as an
honor Confederate pensioner, having
been placed on the roll at the request
Of Private Taylor Rucks Chapter Of
the L. D. c.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

sufficiency was in order. mo" came
again in weakened tones from the
Lothalio and the tattoo began again.
Breathless, the husband put his
question again and this time the man
lower down whispered yes" The
husband arose, the guy struggled to
his feet, broke thru the crowd and
disappeared down the street while
husband and wife sauntered on. So
did |. | met the policeman further
down the street, but he was talking.
A CERTAIN young man has come
- every Sunday to 35th and State
Street 10 sit on the Gity's trash box
and sleep. Last Sunday the police
man showed him nice place under
the Il" and told him not to return
to the trash box. He disregarded
this advice last Sunday and resumed
his sitting. A wagon was called.
He's in the Jail house now. | thought
that the policeman's method was good
and that there is still much work fol
him TO do with those that stand and
sleep along the curb and on the side
walk at 35th and State Street. lie
may do it yet.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

Louis Anderson has been constrained to refrain from
jokes and actually participate the city council like
a real alderman
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
WestbrooRs & Blackwell Win Case
in Supreme Court

- ,zic The. Supreme court-s.slinos in II e''nanl
able the decase of anda for for
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

DePriess has lost considerable and some
Hanfro
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

Civic and social organizations have caught the l;
cion of real service and concerted effort.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

ABOUT ten o'clock Saturday night
- ! passed in front of what is known
as the Monogram Theatre to watch
those who entered into its dark and
smelly recesses, when heard voice,
a masculine voice, say, "Ain't dat my
wife wild that guy" The guy" in
question must have felt his guilt be-
cause he turned with that quick mo-
ton that one takes when caught with
his hands in the other mans pocket.
Then the fun began. The guy at
tempted to run but the agile husband
was upon him and bore him to the
sidewalk while the crowd gather close
fighting each other for ringside
places. The husband on top of the
guy" Kissed, "Have you got
enough?" mo" shouted the under
dog in loud voice. The husband
resumed his tattoo on the guys" face
and then stopped again to inquire if
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

THERE was a parade Sunday. 1t
was not an Abyssinian order
but Grand United Order of
Masons. There were three bands.
The line of march, two abreast,
stretched from Nth to 33rd Street
and maybe farther | could not sec
it all. They marched in order, with
system, orderly, wthall splendid
appearance. | watched them pass
was struck with the thot that here
was a great organized force of Ne
gro men and again | thought what
they could do in an organization OF
that size and that strength bounded
as they were by their oaths. | won
dered what they were doing as
do not wear the pin of the square
and compass. know that they are
not asleep to the needs Of the race
but | wondered if this organized
force was doing the greatest good
for the greatest number when they
were not parading or performing the
rites of the order. | raised a prayer
that their Sir Galahad or Black
Prince might come to them and that
they might accept his leadership witt
all their organized force.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

vi CVlYiO VS. - $50
in a well rendered opinion decided
that Section of the concealed weap-
on act was unconstitutional. This
case is singular in that it has been
in the courts since August last, when
John Koran (white) was fined $500
and costs under the city ordinance
for carrying concealed weapon; was
sentenced to the House Of Correction.
Attorneys Richard E. Westbrooks
and George w. Blackwell were re-
tanned and sued out a writ of Habeas
Corpus. On the hearing of the writ
Of Habeas Corpus, Daniel Webster,
the chief assistant city prosecutor.
presented to the court that they
would Immediately vacate the judg-
ment and file a new complaint. On
the hearing of the new complaint,
the attorneys for Koran insisted that
there could be no second prosecution
for the same offense, and were
sustained by the court.
The city prosecutor asked leave to
file a criminal information under the
State law, and over the protest of
attorneys Richard E. Westbrooks and
George w. Blackwell, leave was given
to file the same. The point raised
at the trial under the State law by
the attorneys for Koran was, that the
law was unconstitutional for the low
er court to oyeruly.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

asl--=za---------f go ~. . -
fo5irneys for Koran to confess judg-
ment in the Municipal Court which
the court refused to permit. A de-
mand was next made for a bail
pending application for supersedeas
in the Supreme Court, which the
Judge denied. The attorneys imme-
diately sued out a Writ of Error in
the Supreme Court and were granted
a supersedeas by Mr. Justice Orrin R.
Carter. The case is singular in this
respect that the Section now declared
unconstitutional and void has been
in force since 1881 and many pros
ecutions have been carried under the
same. AT the February term of the
Supreme Court the judgment Of the
lower court was affirmed with a
divided court, but the attorneys,
knowing they were right in their
construction in law, filed a petition
and were granted re-hearing. Again
the Supreme Court took the case
under advisement and has just hand
ed down an opinion reversing their
former opinion and hold that the law
is unconstitutional and void. That
the court exceeded its power and
jurisdiction in the right to confess
judgment, and that it was mandatory
upon the lower court to admit to
bail pending supersedeas in this
class of cases.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

Canada, measuring nearly 1000
900 square miles, is the largest Brit
ish possession; the smallest is Glib
raltar, less than miles square.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
What The Clash" Has Accomplished

readers have increasd from bare 5000 to 4O
OOO spread from the confines of
Chicago states Canada Mexico The West Indies South
America France England Africa staff has
from eight people, the original investment of $4,000 has
grown TO a worth Of $25Oo0.OO
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

| WAS walking along 31st Street
the other night and l came up
behind some of the sisters who
were returning from the church sup
per at Bethel Church. We all came
to a stop at Michigan Avenue and
waited for the mad rush Of vehicular
traffic to allow us to pass. 1t looked
like the ladies would be there on
the sidewalk the rest of the night as
they were afraid to cross the street
as long as they saw a headlight of
an autQmfbile. even though. that
light was at 26th Street. They
finally crossed on the run and with
curious ordinations of fear. One
breathless said when safely across
that the city should build a bridge
across that street so that one could
cross over that mad stream of traf-
fc in safety. Something for the city
to think about anyway and again
that may be another prophecy of a
Mother McCree."
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

An independent nonpartsan organization has put three
candidates in the field in opposition to machine made, hand
picked soubougat seekers and made credtabe show
ing against the old crowd
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
TX E n ID cool

Without Ice-ICE-OLA, artifi-
cial ice, keeps food, drinks cool
and fresh. No more ice bills.
Few cents makes it. Formula
Csc. w. Finley, 1902 Cottage
Grove Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
NEGRO RECEIVERS
S1,5OO DIAMOND

Lgr fWaer mega p East Iowa awe
Hu'. 81 n Was bound, gagged and robbed
VI diamonds WORTH ST. ono ~ his home
Tuasl9y night seems No fair way o.
recover &c considerable portion 1t his
lu~l possessions
Through the efforts nt Jake Gwalt-
ntE. detective chlrf George Thomas.
nrEl". 30 company with a negro woman.
was arrested on ma Illinois Central train
go u}"rSbuTg Tern. Wednesday night
bt % sheriffs deputy The largest dta .
Inud. worth 81. 500. was recovered from
Thursday, Ia custody of Detective Willie
tiHglu The second negro IN the rob-
berry may be headed OF az Cairo. H..
word having gone forth to seize him
Turner vas In his room when the tw4
negroes seized him and tied him to a
chair about 10 o'clock Tuesday night
H. freed himself by ! o'clock and re-
ported his loss % the police. He knew
ore Of the negroes who robbed him and
through this lead the black man COM
uaH,aH was headed off
Turner had an adventurous time in
1919, and his latest stunt indicates that
lttu viii be strenuous one for him
on May IS, 1919, while he was passing
kHy6uTu boulevard and Broadway, car
rying 5000 tu money with which u
cash LAY checks Of negro railroad men
tp whom he had made loans, Turner
was Ittu ull tHu IvNpsI dIttI beliE SHOT
In the shoulder by negro htghwayman.
Turner lost the entire amount but II
was found later by Sergt, Bob Grossly
under a house. where the stiCkup ma
tossed II in his mad flight
Turner had been IN the habit for
months OF advancing negro employees
money, and on pay day taking cash to
them taking their checks in payment
ot the loan plus interest commission, ct
Cttera. and returning them the balance,
II any, out Of the amount of the check.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
Merchants Exchange
Arrange Cabaret
With Election

Adding to the usual activities OF the
annual election at the Merchants ex-
change. which occurs Saturday between
10 to ?. will be a most attractive cab
aret performance which starts promptly
after the polls close. The committee in
charge of this feature is T.. r. Bar
row, chairman: w. B. Dashiell and f.
+. Bpxton, and they claim to have an
all-star cast Of artists
Heading the show will be some I'M
usual stunts by Slkopaldsky. a famous
Oriental magician. while musical num-
hers will De furnished by Miss Mary
johnson, Of St Louis, coloratura so
nrano. with accompaniment by Adolph
Steuterman; 6. NJ Saner, lyric tenor,
and Mrs. Roy Wagner. on the ukulee
Completing the bill be Miss Irene Stur-
las company Of balloon girls in several
dancing numbers. The Memphis High
School orchestra, under direction of
Ernest f. Hawke. will play during the
election hours
The luncheon hours are from IL to
1870 o'clock,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
FORECASTS
LOWDEN'S NOMINATION

Division uf 'ho personnel Of The pgo-
sressiv- wing Of tine Republican party
AetH ~rUa Tor Hiram johnson anC
Gen Leonard Wood with Gov p. q.
L0Wdeu uf Illinois as sed4ud choic
of beth divisions, is seen by John "
tarel. who returned Thursday morn
Eng from Chicago where Ae attended s
general conference Of the Republican
parry hell ri the Congress hotel Mon
daN and Tuesday. Mr. Farley ih cot
sequence forecasts Gov Lcwden's non-
nation
he declares that the progrossives are
interesting themselves in Gov LowdeH
because OF the liberal government policy
the Illinois executive has pursued. The
Bun Moose adherents are fucking "a
the Republican party Mr. Farley fur
Their declared A strong Progressive is
secretary Of the Lowden campaign com
mitteo, according to MIR. Farley, in
Harold L. lckes. Illinois national com
mitteeman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
EXPERT WILL AID
IN HEALTH FIGHT

Dr., Robinson Bosworth, expert in the
prevention and care of tuberculosis, viii
give his services to the city for the
next few months working in CO. opera
ton with the city health department
In campaign which will be waged to
aid sufferers from tuberculosis
The arrang ament was made by Mayor
Paine Thursday after conference
which he held with Or. Bosworth and
pr. j. l., Andrews, superintendent of
the health department, which was also
attended by number of other physi-
clans aud by W. B. Cleveland, of the
hospital commission
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
# BACKACHY OR
.. KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Meat, Also Take
Glass of Salts Before
Eating Breakfast.

Uric acid in meat eXciteS the kidneys,
they become overworked; get sluggish
ache, and feel like Jumps of lead The
urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is ir-
ritated and YOU may be obliged to seek
relief two or three times during the
night When the kidney clogs you must
help them flush off the body's urnous
waste or you'll be a real sick uerson
shortly At first you feel dull misery
in the kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizzine IS,
stomach gets sour, tongue coated and
you feel rheumatic twinges when the
weather is bad.
Eat less meat drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take tablespoon
full in glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to clean
clogged kidneys and stimulate them to
normal activity, also neutraliZe the acids
in urine, so 1t no longer is a source
of irritation, thus ending bladder weak
ness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, can not in
jure; makes delightful effervescent
lithia- water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggist 5
here say they sell lots of Jad Salts
to folks who believe in overcoming kid
ney trouble while it is only trouble.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
new CONCERN WILL
SELL AMERICAN "SIX''

Formal application for a charter was
filed Thursday for the American Motors
and Supply company, a $4,000 automo-
bile concern. The incorporators are
Stanley n. Trezevant, s. w. Portlock,
John F. Dickinson, John D. Martin and
A. Y. Aydelott ..
The company will be distributors for
the American Six automobile, auto
trucks, and will carry full line of auto
mobile parts and accessories, and will
painting
S. II. Trezevant will be president Of
the new concern and A. Y. Aydelott
will be general manager A temporary
location will be secured at once and
options have been obtained on several
sites on Union avenue, where a two
story building will be erected to house
the new plant
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
GRAND JURYMAN
HUGHES SMILES-B0Y

Found: The reason for that smile
on the face of L. w. Hughes of the
National City bank.
It's a boy. born Wednesday morning
at the Baptist Memorial hospital. Mrs
Hughes and the boy are doing well.
Hughes electrified members of the
grand jury Tuesday by leaping on the
table and making the official announce
ment in gladstone tones.
We'll have to return true bin in
this case, Lawrence" said John Thorn
as, foreman of the inquisitorial body.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-08
Pig Became Hog;
GiUen Negro Who
FOStered GrOUth

Judge Young does not believe in In
dian glvers," and for that reason he
was led by additional proof late Wednes-
day to decide the pigs is pigs" case in
favor Of Charlie Jackson
II appears that Sidney Jackson. ne
gro, Charities brother. permitted his
flock of pigs to run at large. Charlie
says Sids pigs got in his corn patch
and ate number Of bushels OF the
cereal He kicked and Sid gave him a
three-months-o old pig to repay him for
his loss Then after Charley had fed
the pig for nine months and lie had be-
come hog Sid thought he looked so
fine he had better get him back, so he
replevined the hog that once was a pig
and got possession.
Charlie appealed and Judge Young de
cided In Charles favor.
Sid, after the case was concluded, de-
cided not to appeal the case to the
supreme court