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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
In JungIeland, London Trades
man Finds a Strange but
Prosperous Market for
Discarded Comic 0p-
era Costumes.

One OF the Queerest industries on re-
cord is on the point of reviving after
having been practically wiped out OF
existence by the war. AS a conse-
quence, the surprise of his life may be
In store for the white man who. few
primitive island in the South Seas or
who. attempting the Cairo to- the Cape
or the London to Melbourne flight,
romes down with his plane In the mid
die OF the African Jungles or somewhere
in the Malay Straits or in the wilds Of
Borneo.
AS likely as not. the nrst lot OF abort
gines this traveller encounters will be
attired. not in the garb OF nature, nor
yet in skins and feathers. but in the
former costumes of the chorus men In
THE Girl Behind the Gun" The bellies
OF the native village, more probably
than not. will be found "all dressed
up" in the. frills and burbelows once
sported by fair members OF the cast OF
watch Your Step" or possibly in Sec
lions OF jazz crowns that originally were
sported on the stages OF the New York
Winter Garden or the London Hippo
drome.
And when the crashed" aviator or
the shipwrecked mariner is lugged into
the presence OF King Mumbo Jumbo the
XIV It's odds on that he will find that
biliments that were lasS seen across the
footlights of the Shaftesbury or the
PAY" Or possibly his sable majesty
will be logged out as Macbeth or Cyrano
de Bergerac.
This was the surprising use that. n
few years before the war came, had
been discovered for the discarded tinsei
and spangles of the stage. For some
time previous to August. 1915. when
theatrical costumes had been worn ION
the boards" until they could be worn
no more. or when a lot OF them were
absolutely going begging as the result
OF frost" which shriveled up the
show in which they figured, they were
neither into the rag bag nor to the "old
clio man. but We're sent instead to
gladden. the dusky denizens OF Central
Africa and the untutored aborigines OF
other semi-wild regions of the inhabited
globe. The black man, particularly.
loves nothing better than dressing up
In the gaudiest raiment he can get hold
OF, and the dusly aborigine, II proved,
was tickled half to death with the attire
OF a musical comedy potentate and sent
into rhapsodies by the studded
robes that Cinderella's prince wears in
the pantomime or suit of second hand
stage armor. 1t also proved that he
was prepared to barter practically his
earthly all for the sake OF getting hold
OF such "duds,"
savages Had to "conserve."
This industry Of passing theatrical
castoffs along to ingenious natives I'm
various parts OF the world had just got
going well and begun to pay fat diW-
dends when the war brought II TO a
complete stop. The consequences have
been unfortunate for the purveyors OF
the costumes and positively tragic for
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
Heroes Of go Want Public to
Know How Much Good Tan
lac Has Done at Old Sol.
dierS' Home.

So many Of the old Vets out at the
soldiers home in Leavenworth have
been benefited by Tanlac lately that
they. decided the fact ought to be made
public.
The call for volunteers to report the
matter was quickly answered by J. +.
Johnson and c. H. Ostrander, each
seventy-four years Of age. and David NJ.
Cain, who is now In his eightieth year.
Their statements. which were re-
ceived at the Tanlac Offices a few days
ago, all seem to have been signed with
a steady hand and tell in no uncertain
terms OF the remarkable results these
old heroes Of the 'Sixties" have obtained
from the Master Medicine.
David NJ. Cain. corporal OF Company
L." Ward /, the older OF the trio. says:
u have lived a long time and have had
lots OF experience with medicines, but
I have never come across the equal OF
Tanlac. IL has not only rid me Of a
case Of nervous Indigestion OF eight
years standing. but l have actually
gained sixteen pounds In weight by tax
ing Il. Before taking Tanlac had no
srDetite and what little I did eat would
sour on my stomach and I would swell
up with gas until could hardly breathe
My heart would pslpitate al a terrible
rate and I also had raging headaches,
-nA "ften got 60 diHzy could scarcely
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
AWARDED CONTRACT FOR
DALTON HOSPITAL WORK

Dalton. Ga, Aug. 2.-(special,)-7
GUIDE q Co., Atlanta contractors, have
been awarded the contract for the con-
struotion OF the Hamilton Memorial hos
pitai to be erected here on the corner
OF Waugh and Cleveland streets. con-
struction work TO be started next week.
This week the concrete for the base
ment and foundation Ii being poured.
The hospital which will be two stories
In height. with thirty-hve wards, will
DO OF hollow tile and stucco construc-
ton. IL win cost about $4,000, and
win be modern In every way.
The original capitalization Of $4,000
has been Increased to S67 500. The hos
pital win be memorial to the late
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02

RuMANlA WARNS SOVIET
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
Vienna, Aug. 2.--(A. P.)-Ru-
mania has served an ultimatum
upon soviet Russia giving the
soviets three days TO withdraw
their troops from Rumanian ter
ritory, according to a Belgrade
dispatch received here today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02

q. w. Hamilton. president OF the Crown
Cotton mills. and. during his lifetime.
one OF Dalton's first citizens.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02

Houston. p. D., Nashville.
Howard, J. W.. Greeneville.
Howell, Boyle. Nashville.
Higgins. Ellis. Nashville.
Hull. Cordell. Carthage.
Human, J. j., Wartburg.
Hunt, Emmett, Dickson.
Hunt. J. D. Jackson.
Jeter. +, r., Martin.
Jones, Glenn. Athens.
Kimbrough, D. T.. Nashville.
kirkland. Chancellor J. H., Nashville,
Knight. Ryland. Nashville.
Kreig. Kris. Nashville.
Lambeth, w. H., Nashville.
Lea, Luke, Nashville.
Leech, F. T., Memphis.
Lyon, l.. A, Carthage.
Littleton, Jesse NJ, Chattanooga.
Long, Mitchell Knoxville.
Love. C, H., Springfield.
Lewinthal. Rabbi. Nashville.
Lowry. ]. b. F., Chattanooga,
Lynch, Frank. Winchester.
Lynch, j. j.. Chattanooga.
Mccarthy, f. j., Nashville.
McCord, j. NJ, Lewisburg.
McGinnis, Bradley, Carthage.
McGugin, Dan e., Nashville.
Mcclellan. Sen. X. D., Memphis.
Manner. w. r. ST., Nashville.
Martin, JOnn H., MeHlpHis'
May, Tom p. Nashville.
Miller l., D., Chattanooga.
Milton, George F., Chattanooga
Mimms, w. o., Newport.
Minis. Edwin. Nashville.
Moon, John A, Chattanooga.
Mooney. C. p. j., Memphis.
Moore. Garland. Nashville.
Morgan. Or. Carey, Nashville;
Morrison, DR.: W: j., Nashville
Murray, S. F.. Memphis,
Murray, ]. j., Lewisburg.
Myers. Lawson H., Fayetteville.
Neal, Maj. Z. H., Knoxville.
Nottingham, C, c., Chattanooga.
Ogilvie, +. r., Brownsville.
Overall, John W., Nashville.
Overton. William, Gainsboro.
Padgett, L. p, Columbia:
Paine, Mayor Rowlett. Memphis,
Parker, James W., Alexandria.
Parks, Judge ]. B., Fayetteville.
Patterson. A. M, Savannah.
Patterson, w. W.. Erin.
Payne, Pres. Bruce r., Nashville.
Peay, Austin, Clarksville.
Pierce. Rice. Union City.
Preston, Thomas R.. Chattanooga.
Puryear, ID. b., Memphis.
Ransom, Arthur, Nashville.
Rice, E., Dyersburg,
RiceA Frank, Memphis.
Roberts, A. H., Nashville.
Roberts, Paul, Nashville.
Robertson, A. j., Centreville.
Robertson, H. NJ, Nashville.
Robertson, N G., Lebanon.
Roby, Prof. j. H., Union City.
Rogers, Arthur. Trenton.
Rogers. Charlton, Nashville.
Rutherford, Judge A. j., Nashville.
Saunders, Clarence. Memphis.
Sanders, Newell. Chattanooga.
Seay. Ed T.. Nashville.
Sells, Sam r., Johnson City.
Shepherd T. Pope, Chattanooga
simon Andrew, Nashville.
Sims, Thetus w, Linden.
Smith, Rutledge, Cookeville.
Spence, James w, Murfreesboro.
Stahlman. Maj. e. B.. Nashville.
Steele, Wardlaw, Ripley.
Stevens, Ike. NASHVILLE.
Stewart, Hoyte, Woodbury..
Stokes, Walter, Jr., Nashville.
Stratton, Leslie M, Memphis.
Tankard j. o., Nashville.
Taylor. A. A. Athens.
Taylor, Hillsman, Trenton.
Taylor, J. Will Hartman.
Thomas, Dorsey, Eva.
Thomas. w. G. NJ. Chattanooga.
Thompson, r. w, Lebanon,
Thompson, s. H., Bristol.
Throop, p. T., Nashville.
Tigrett, I. B., Jackson.
Timothy, Oliver, Nashville.
Todd, A. L., Murfreesboro.
Trim, Luke. Greeneville.
Tyne, Thomas j., Nashville.
Tyson, l.. d.. Knoxville.
Walker Seth, Lebanon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
To improve Your pIae.tIen

For years my digestion was 20 poor
that I could only eat the lightest foods.
tried everything that ! heard Of 70
get relief. but not until about year
advertised and got a bottle Of them
did I fInd the right treatment Since
taking them my digestion 10 fine,"--
Mrs Blanche Bowers, Indiana, Pa
(Adv1
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
MURIEL CIGARS

For n real satisfactory smoke, one
that pleases and gives pleasure with
every pun. try Muriel cigars, At all
dealers, CLANCY Scott Cigar Co. dis
trihutors. -(Adv.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
lIIGII-CLAsS HOMES.

HIGH GLASS HOMES
electric lights and gas; laircbc
s5-1oe-9oi East Leigh, S-room brick; cleo
mS hEhtS and Ias; practically
*5'O9oo'-ll;9 block Floyd Avenue. s-room
$50. oo--lsoo block FLOYD Avenue. s.room
,s brick: tine condition.
Sso0'oo-1-ro9m frame and stucco: tile roof:
rS"iana frame a,e roof 40 all
Extra lot and double garages.
500. oa-@1oo block West Main; 7-roon frame
Vest Msla aiT s;focn " etIs, i0'
'aSo"eo-2ii South Pine. s.room brick; large
sS.25oo-lliS IVES, Marshail. s.roo On brick lex
3, %, M IS, good 3:, : order ,4,S o,,uoo, o.
room brick; electric lights and
gas: exceptionally well built
T %te for sSS . hSHscs San baPsa hs
for the home seeker
SS.eonoo-5is North Eighth street. ,s-roon
brick: Scmt-dctachcd; br k
Kitchen in rear.
s5,ioo,oo-Sl2 East Clay Street. Groom brick ;
$3.50 90 g:a West Cary, 7-room frame; good
sa.Jg oo-3o7 North 'rwcnty-four,h Street,
$3.50 m ?ai6 T Street, Groom frame.
s2,sooo.eo 5S7 south zinc. brck store and fiat;
.,, Watcr heat. electric lights and sas:
s., so, % 1909 NJ Street 1room frame.
$..>co. oo-li9l North Twenty.second. s-rocn,
s3.75ooo-.19oa West Cary street s.room brick.
sl.3ooo9-G0s Mosby street. Groom frame;
can fix terms TO suit you.
WALTER c. sClIAAT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
We offer for your consideration. tho fol.
lowing properties, which ~ our uplDiur !. re
well worth The price asked TOR them and
should appeal to conservative investors:
CITY.
West Grace Street. brick dwelling OF {
rooms; modern ia every particular, al $3.50
Colonial Avenue, brick dwelling o! : rooms
hot air heat, garage. at s.25o
Floyd Avenue. detached brick dwelling Of.
rooms a. 3g1C.
SUBURBAN
Highland Park. 7-room stucco dwelling
modern In every respect. at $500 Possglsl on
sy days.
Highland Park. 7-room frame. with bath,
Gas, electricity garage. at 1850.
North Richmond. stucco dwelling OF 8
rooms. hardwood noors. laundry tubs, large
cellar. a beauty. Ss,G0t
Others at from ,7.z5 up.
E so, 3Ay H1e;s & $50 CO..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
WEST END HOMES.

a.ooo-Six-room brick; Plum Street.
4,ooo-Eight-ro brick; Cary Street.
H.75o-Ten-room brick: Cary street
=. s5.25o-Sevcn- room brick; North Meadow
Street. ''
Sh7So-Eisht- room brick: Floyd Avenue.
Street.
SG.o0o-Eight-room brick; Floyd Avenue.
s6.soo-Eight- room brick: Floyd Avenue.
s7.5oo-Ninc-room brick: Grove Avenue.
s75oo-Eisht-room brick: Hanover Ave.
MODERN HOMES.
s.2b0-Sevcn- brick: Floyd Avcnue.
H,ooo-Six-room brick; North Davis
s'ooo-seven- room brick tcross strcet>.
6. .s.T5o-Sevcn-ro brick: West Grace
.a.oco-Eight-room brick: Hanover Ave
nue..
For further information on these prop.
critics see, 'N
J. y. CONNOLLY & CO..
seventh and Franklin Jts
Madison 1851.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Rrict; ideal rooms: overlooking SOL
Gie:s, Home. right at Battle Abbey. Reno
school; shoTI walk TO Broad Street Station
ana BYRD Park, Jitncy route, three car
lines: rare chance To own de!ightiul home
81 reasonable price; have broken up. and
ll0G-W. 10 10. mornings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
AUCTIONS-LEGAL
so
Auction Sales.

HOPEWELI. property bargains. I need tho
money fight nov and Will sassifiee s-room
5-room cottage and lots. cost $1,000, for
5000: 6-room cottage and lots. nice
orchard: water on back porch; cost S2250.
for &l.l5o. e. l. Lord. II. T.. d. 2, Chester,
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

STREET rAvING-soUTH BOSTON. VA
The town OF South Boston. Va, invites
bids until O'Clock p. NJ, March II. on
improving and paving the following
streets:
born Avenue. Broad Street. Arch Street and
Paving 10 be OF Sheet Asphalt. Asphalt
Mixed Macaham. and ono course concrete
total amount to be approximately $4,000
square yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

THE annual meeting of stockholders of Com
monwealth Coal Corporation will be held
at the office OF the corDora. ton. l.Dl Mutual
building. Richmond. Va. Tuesday April
IL. 1870. at II o'clock a. NJ. ". j. kellogg
scr oS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

HIGHLAND PARk-Eicht-ro dcta ch Ell
dwelling near park; lot S0xlhO feet. II YOU
are looking for nice homo in one of tho
best suburban. SECTIONS you should see this
once Early possession can he arranged.
Soc Charles T.. Ruchrmund. Room IS Allison
EllE. SIX l.. East Mnin Strcct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Tor sale.
ATTRACTIVE HOME BARGAINS.

ATTRACTIVE HOME BARGAINS.
A9a-s ss,! M:s' es Gass s' &C.:
oors nice and new. $4,000
one s-roem house. Allen Avenue. modern
a..d nice, $500.
one s.roqm. oak doors. modern; posses
ss5 nsass F q 9ay! Avs s1SS hot
one s-roo,n and sieeH!nE porch: hot hot
Ing Tor $500 per month. no 1904 Floyd
one e.room, modern. Patterson ;,ea"n
OF T!idon Street one year old, Sll.oo0
One s-ro::n, s;ucco; new and nice; Gin
One s15oom BRICK: Vest aoo End la'rObe
.ons Groom frame. South Laurel Street,
One s-room frame. Barton Heights.
lot eoxl5e, S3,e5o.
side As sl3 ss just sS' out Of o S5 Y" '"'
One 4-room cottage. No. 1917 Taylor ST,
electric lights. Sl,i0c.
Ono store with 4 rooms above. $500.
Ono store with room. above $1,000.
Ono 7--oom frame: latrobe heat. with a
basement, tuntcr Park, $4,000.
Ono s-room frame. Highland Park; pos
session 80 days. $500.
A nice suburban home. 9 miles west OF
the city. over looking the James River:
IL rooms, $tucco. hot-watcr heat. electric
lights, acres OF ground a nice home.
$4,000.
l.. A. CATLlN e. COMPANY
MIR 7. ID. PARRISH,
Madison 40i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
BARGAINS.
HOMES ON EASY
TERMS.

S2,5OO.OO. Six room
home on Laurel Street, bath,
gas, good lot. Possession in
30 days.
100000. Randolph
Street, 6 rooms, bath, gas,
etc. Possession in 30 days.
$2,50O.00. West Clay
Street, beyond Boulevard, 6
rooms, etc. A nice home.
$2,75O.OO. Morris Street,
near Main Street, 6 rooms,
bath, gas, etc.
$1,65O.0O. Nice four
room cottage, South Rich
mond, large lot, electric
lights. A good home for
small family.
$3,60O.00. Splendid de-
tached, frame dwelling on
1900 block Chaffin Street, S
rooms, 2 baths, good lot.
REX 0. JONES, CO., INC,
16 n. Sth St.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
HOME.

HOME wanted I want 20 buy modern 6
or I-roon homo In West End. A good
cross street will suit. Let me know location
and hes, cash i'rice., For possession Sep
10.. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

FLOYD AVENUE. 2So6-Dircct from owner.
room house. no. wutcr hrnt c;crt rit:.
iishts: large basement: servants room and
Two GafaEcs Phone Madison 5SnJ-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY
Sealed bids viii no received at tho office
day. March - for The construction OF tho
oSnE fs fosri e sal. miles Of water
WIFI 1lEn Gou tSeaI line M in SmEh ss Water
bound macada r"pa setTeS Snty ns IN
5Fn 5eSci So 49,, :5s % i;srS yas snd
virsipi, rrojec, 10. iS5:.5 mics Q: ,E ,ayS,I
,na IN Gsup and
espy soM in rofH Fs% s%n Cub to
State cnsiIss. viii be at, Big stone G CAP;
Sqtn IS TO 5io show Bidders over vrsini
TTciss. NG; e COUNTY; snsinSs5 vii rt Ss
a%sr rSi s5sh No sh xI ,h sd ss5
yict camp near SnefryTiis Unit, Until y ,rr r1Sa
Highway Commission until l. moon March
.: TO. show bidders over virginia Project
Plans and qualifications on flo at Office
Of The Virginia state Highway comniiss:on
st. and resident snrn:ers, office. Manassas.
to bidders by ieposi,ing check for $500 made
soncr. $3.50 OF which viii DO refunded when
plans are returned in good condiiian within
II the amount Of tho bid not to exceed
! missioner must accompany each bid on each
bids dne F'sn' Is reserved" a I" r. co1MMAN. AL
State Highway Commits soncr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

Bids are desired upon a UNIT PRICE
nASlS. and also upon COST Plus 4
:, = certiHcd checck, in oo the sum OF Three
from each bidder. WHICH will become a
forfeit to the town OF South Boston, Va.
If contract Is not entered upon and bond
cxocuted promptly after tho award.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

NOTlCE-On April /. 1920. will apply to
tho Judge OF the Hastings Court for per
mission 10 dispense whiskcy and alcoholic
q 20 Inc No fn2 East Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
HIGHLAND PARK
HOME.


100000, easy terms,
will buy nice Groom dwell
ing, bath, gas, electricity,
large lot. hedges, shrubbery,
etc. Heat easily installed.
See us at once about this
bargain.
REX 0. JONES CO., INC,
is N. Sth St.
HIGHLAND PARK-New S-room stucco:
bargain: soil at last s,in'ucr'a price.
Prompt poa3csson. IL. Si2er. -. Old Do
UOME-,;ood house chear with large lot in
WcSthampton. near car. school, churches
cite. with Quick possession. Z 40. care
Times H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

NOTICE-On April /. 1920. 1 will apply TO the
Judge of tho iiustlnBs Court for IA permit
10 dispense whiskcy and ;t!coholic LIQUIDS
on prescription. II. II. Wallis. No. GOO East
Marshall street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
FOR SALE.

Small riace on the billiard Road. ci-2
acres: blocks from tho Ashland car line
2 blocks from the r.. T.. & l.. Station So.
w. n. IIARvIE with
l.. +. L. j. s HARVIE
3l2 Mutual Bldg
Madison $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

NOTICE iy hereby given that tho cOpnrt-
ncrship heretofore existing Between Max
Peters and Gilbert Binder. under the firn
ma me of Peters " Binder. and doing tusi.
ness as the Sanitary Barber Shop. at 2i2
North Fifth Street this city. has been this
dnv Dissolved by mutual consent. Max Pc
t.rs viii continue the business at the same
Shop. Any claims ngalnst said copar,ner-
in 10 days from tho date hereof at the
above address Gilbert Binder. Max fe-
ters la ted Richmond. Va. March s. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

Tho SUCCESSFUL bidder will hc acquired
Of twenty-five Thousand Dollars (s2s..
Ooo,; to Safeguard tho faithful execution
Specifca lions. forms or contract OF bond.
etc. may he seen at the office OF the Mayor
obtained from him. on request. by send
Ing n check for Ten Dollars $4,000 This
check will he returned only to person sub
hitting bona tlde bids. and who have re-
turned the specifications. etc. in good
order.
'The town Of South Boston reserves the
right to reject any. or all bids.
w. i. pESICK. Mayor
j. " AMBLER.
Consulting Engineer.
2221 Monument Avenue,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sule.

kENSlNGTON AYE.-For salo. Q room house
on kensington Avenue. now rented In flats;
large bath and pantry on each floor. Upper
HAT rented for $40 per month: hot water
neat: room on lot for garage. Price, 50, $50
Gail boulevard SSi-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

WALTER C. SClIAAT.
Central National Bank Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

bath: good iot Well 6uii; I.atrGbe h@at.
st.hn. Owncr, II ~. carc Tlmcs Dispatch
CHURCH. lliLl--Scvon-roo detached
frame DWELLING. mic" lot: good home
and just on Chuuh"TaaD Eark Possess
sion can DO arranged Sec Charles l.
ltuehrinund. Room sc. Allison Is!dg 500 =
Gasi Main Sfeel
CLAY ST. WEST-Two-sInry frame ON cor
ner. Just painted and fcpdpeEoG. Can he
bought Tc"sontb.v ana or easy terms I'm
mediate pnEsosSion SEQ Charles T.. Ruchr-
Inund. Room ~ Allison Bldg 80 L. East
Main Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
SMITH HELD ON MURDER
CHARGE AFTER Deaf /
OF HIS WIFE, MONDAY

Following the death of Mrs. John
Smith, which resulted at Hewitt from
effect of gun shot wounds received on
the morning of October 22, John
Smith, her husband who had been
held in the county jail on charge
of felonious assault is charged with
murder and is being held pending
thorough investigation of the cir
cumstances of the shooting, according
to a statement made by Russell
Brown, county attorney.
1t is alleged that although the wo.
man was shot in the back beneath the
left shoulder, and that there were no
powder marks on her person, she
made the statement TO neighbors who
arrived on the scene shortly after
the shooting that she had done the
| shooting herself.
Deputy Sheriff Ward, who brought
| the accused man TO Jail said that
there were no powder marks such as
might be expected from self-inflicted
wound and that the location of the
wound would indicate self inflicuon
very impossible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
OMAHA PULLS NEW
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PUBLICITY Of PRINT

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 3S.--What is be-
licved to have been the first arrest
on record for reckless driving"
through the air occurred in Omaha
last Saturday when Sergeant Emery
of the city Motorcycle police force
served summon on William c.
Brooks. an aviator from Blair Brooks
was commanded to be in police court
Monday morning. but making a show
ing that he was not ready for trial,
the case was continued until later In
the week.
Not only does Sergeant Emery have
the distinction of making the first ar
rest OF an air speeder. but Judge Fus.
ter is TO have the distinction OF sitting
to pass judgment on one.
Brooks Is recognized as one OF the
most daring and expert aviators who
has ever taken to the air. Last sat
urday he flew down from his home
town and reaching the air above Oma-
ha, commenced to perform n series
Of hair raising stunts. He flow over
the streets at a hclghth of less than
100 feet from the ground and then
moving to a higher current. with the
wings OF his plane wiped the dust
from the roof of such buildings ns
the wooirnen OF the World Telephone
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SPRINGER 7:30 L. NJ.
Or. Crayton s. Brooks, Guy Sigler.
JOINER CITY 1880 p. NJ.
7. r. Orr II. Mcmillan.
WRIT 700 p. NJ
II. II. Brown, i. NJ. Adams.
DILLARD $3.50 p. NJ.
Kate Gait Zaneis, DR.. II. l.. David
son.
FOX 1880 p. NJ.
Judge Thomas w. Champion, j,
b. Moore.
BAUM 700 p. NJ,
II. j. Pollock.
MULKEY 1880 p. NJ.
James III. Mathers.
DEESE 700 T.. NJ.
Judge NJ. f. Winfrey, c. A. Coax
ley.
November 1st
GRAHAM 900 p. NJ.
Hon. Charles ID. Carter.
HEALDTON 1880 p. NJ.
Judge Thomas w. Champion.