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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

DIS we czwartek II marca Cd
bedzie sic W sail Wydziaiu Marc
dowego waznc p~osicdzcnie Sex
cyl Ratunkowej Polek PREY W.
dziale Narodowym. ia kt6rc
wszystkie panic, przedewszyst--
klein ,reprezentantki komitet6w
pc poszczeg6lnych parafiach 81
proszone. Poczqtek o godzinie
: 80 wieczorem. Omawiaaa costa
mic sprawl nadzwyczaj wanna,
zblizajacego sic wielkiego ydri--
ve'u" ma OAR
NY OLA POLSKI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
Polki w Chicago zabieraja sic go
raco do piracy pred wielka
kampania ratunkowa.

Polk w Chicago, zorganizowa-
ne w komitety we WszystklcIl
prawie parafiach i dzielnicach pol
skich w Chicago zabraly sic ener
gicznie do piracy w przygotowa-
niu wiclkiej Rampant ratunko
wei ola gIodnych w Polsce.
Kablogram ostatni, nadesz}y z
Polski do Wydzialu Narodowego
donoszqcy. re jezeli w dwoch mic
siacach ME otrzyma Polska po--
mocy Z Ameryki zapanuje po-
wszechny gI6d, pobudzif nasze
Polk do piracy ~ieszcze zywszcj.
Pomoc krajowi nalezy nicsG
Ijak najrychlej.
Wielka kampania pod kicrowni
GIVEN Sekcyi Ratunkowej prey
WydziaIe Narodowym zaczyra
sic q biezqcego miesiaca. Pieniq
dc beda wysy}ane natychmiast,
by potrzebujqcy ratunku otrzy--
mali je jak najpredzei, MIN BIG
die zap6zno.
Pierwsze szczeg6ly o kampa--
nil zostaly o~gioszone w naszem
pislnie.
Ksiadz Riskup Rhode kainpa-
mig te najgoreczej polecif. Wielc
zalczy Cd komitet6w skupionych
Iprzy paraiiach, Tam gdzic ich ie.
szcze niema. powinny bye zalozo
ne. Nazwi9ka czlonkii i urzedni
eek nalezy w6wczas ~przeSlat do
%~fownego centrum. do Sekcyi Ra
tunkowej Polek PREY Wydzialc
Narodowym. pnr. 2l3S Pierce av.
skad zoStana wystanc natych--
miast wszystbic ~potrzebnc kwjta
ryuszc. na!epki m okna, odzna~-
Ii i t. p,
CzaSu ME ma wicIc.
G}0d ME czeka.
Polk w Chicago w czasic woj-
ny w~ykazaiy ogrom patryotyz-
mi, ME ustepujQc w poSwiecc
mach, bczinteresownej piracy, W
umilowaniu Swietcj sprawy,
swym braciom, ojcom, mczom.
Teraz zbliza SIG nowy okres
proby. nova chwila wysiIku. Mo
re oStatnia.
Oby kampania ma OAR WELL
KANOCNY ola Ojczyzny przy--
nios}a ME Gwiert miIiona dola-
row, jak zakreSlif W pIanach ko.-
mitet, lecz million hub wiecei.
Polka Z Poznahskiego dziekuje
"a odziez z Ameryki.
Pani L. Trzemjalska potwicr-
dza odbior ofiar nadcslanych
rrzez Sekcye Rutunkowq Polek.
RAJ pc a nadc.odzQ Z Polski
listy L podziekowaniami "a, o.
dziez zcbranq w Amcrycc W roku
ub;cgfym przcz Polk ! przcslanc
"a poSrcdnictWcm ! staranicm Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
Intrygi Miedzynarodowo Zydowskie.

WSpOlIl1IdIlSI III ZDlOlE hOHSlSso
wynn.
\ teraz troche cytat Z owych
dokument6w.
Z biahego powodu wystawie-
MIA w Anglii podczas wojny, u
tworu grywanego diugi szereg
tygodni p. t. ,,Tajemnicza Reka',
Iprasa zydowska wypisyNVaia pre-
civ Anglii straszne rzeczy. I
tw6r ten przedstawias n~aturali--
zowanego (czytaj: zasymilowa--
nego) lydia niemieckiego, zajmu
ljacego wybitne stanowisko w An
gill, a iednoczeSnie uprawiajacc-
go szpiesostwo ma rzecz Niemiec
|! Tout comme chez uous). L tego
Ipowodu %argonowka pisaia wte.-
dy o nienawiSci Anglii do ~
dow. j re antySemityzm Wzm6gt
sic bardzo w Londynie; W Anglil
wzmacnia sic prad zydozerczy:
W ostatnich miesiacach byio juL
doSyc dowod6w wrogiego nastro
iu Anglik6w wzgledem WIDOW
Anglia depcze prawa zydow i mic
uznaje nawet ich praw ludzkich'
Gdy Anglia obiecaia zydom
PALESTINE, i Niemcom sic to ME
podobalo. DO baiy sic utracenia
przez to wpiywu ma Geese zy--
dow, to wybitne odiamy prasy
zydowskiej rozpoczely agitacye
przeciw Anglikom, zarzucajqc
i'm. re ,,obietnice .Anglii ME 50
SzczereNn realnc" t. d.
w niekt0rych stanach Amciy-
XII P6inocnej prowadzono agita--
eye podczaS wojuy, MALAGA ia ce
III zabronienia zargonu jake ma
~rzecza niemieckiego, tego largo
nu. "a ktorym Ameryka teraz vi
mule sic ! ochrania go, ale II mas.
Rome Samuelse Z przerazc-
MEM dopytuja sic, czy istnieje
..bojkot" w Polsce. A MECH czyta
ja gazety zydowSkie czas6w
zwyciestw nicmieckich. Il znajda
tam artykuiy P. t. ,,Bojkot zydow
w AngIii''! I tax sic dziaio nawet
w Liwerpoolu. gdzie zydow jest
zaledwie 10 procent ludnoSci. Ba,
kierownik radykalnego Trade
Unionu'' L 9~burzeniem m6wif 0
tenn, re zydzi domagaja sic rowno
uprawnienia W angielskich zrzc-
szeniach piracy: Me zapominaI
Gle re jestescie obey" - rzekt do
zyd6w. Zargon6wka ME zwaia
to ,,hecami i machinacyami BOZ
kotowemi. antyzydowskiemi'
w Anglii. A co ma to rcbe Samu-
els?
4 OTTO jak czeslowano W largo
nowkach rad amcrykanski WOW
czas. .,Reka sama sic skiada w
.piest. zeby zgrzytaja ! krew KIP
w zyiach Z powodu WStretnIe
podlego skandalu W obozach Ola
rekrutow, gdzie rad amerykail--
Ski buduje obecuic ROSARY prowi
zorvczne". Prasa zydowska b."
WIEN stwicrdzila. zc tam mic
przyjmujq wcale zydow do robo-
". l pupile obecnie rzqdu amery
kanskiego woiali wtedy pod adrc
sem tegoz rzadu; .,Hahba, ham
ba!!' A przedstawicielc tego RIA
On odpowiadali zydom. Me
przyjmujemy was do roboty. DO
jesteScie ola ma "a madrzy'.
w Angli prasa Z Daily Mali
en- ma czele wszczela wtedy agi
tacve przeciw zydom yprzyby-
szom. kt0rzy wykupuja domy an
gielskie'. y zargonowki wszcze-
.iy gwait: .,Dlaczego Rad angic!-
ski pozwala tax szczut ma zyd6w
Gdyby pisemko anarchistycznc,
czytywane zaledwo przez 10 O
sob. szczuio tax w dzie5iqtej cze-
Sci, to miaioby juz dziesiatki pro
cesow".
| D. Marshall, d~zialajacy obec-
ME wesp6{ I r6znemi Samuelsa-
mi ma niekorzysc slabszej Polski,
swego czasu atakowal niedoSG je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
(Ze zhioru dokumentow.)

Do polityki zydowSkiej nale2y
stale oSiabianie panstw i naro-
low. Sr6d Et6rych mieszkaja zy-
Iii. W ten spos6b bowiem biora
gore mad slabszym. ktory musi
:anczyt jak oni graja, Wzmoc-
aienie sic takiego panstwa Jest
,Stnem nieSzczeSciem ola lego
,,obywateli" zydowSkich. DO on!
tylko ma chorem cielc NIGGA paso-
zytowac Z powodzeniem. Osia--
bienie kraju przez zydow zamie-
szkanego, jest poprostu i'm ..Po-
trzebne". lev w ich interesie.
Lednym re Srodkow oslabienia
takiego Jest zanoszenie skarg
przez zydow ma dane panstwo do
drugiego, potezniejszego. cd kto-
rcgo tamto nalezy. Polske oskar-
iali zydzi pred Rosya o antyse-
mityzm. ME baczac ma to, re w
niej panowai antysemityzm O
wiele potezniejSzy. l tax Rosya
Gzika ! f~anatyczna broniia ~
low szczerze. ale tylko W Polsce,
DO W i~ntereSic Rosyan ! zydo
silva lezaio ;ej oslabienie. To sa-
no powtorzyIo sic L okupantami
niemieckini, wyr6Zniajqcymi sic
SVEN barbarzynstwem wstrzasa-
i2cem SWAT caly. l pred mimi
5ydzi ,~,nasi" Skarzyli sic ma Pol
Ike ! ci barbarzyncy ujmowali
sic "a zydami, ale tylko w Polsce
naSladujac Rosyan.
= tenn wszakze mato kto VIC.
ze byly easy, kiedy zydzi skarzy
Il take ma ,,koalicye', Bylo to "a
czas6w zwyciestw n~iemieckich.
kiedv zdawalo sic re Niemcy
SWAT zawojuja ! dyktowac beda
Nnglii j Ameryce pokoj podiug
>wych zechcen. Wtedy prasa Is
dowska peina' byia Skarg nj anty
scmityzm francuski, ma progra-
E1y W ,AngIii, ma barbarzyistwo
amerykanskie wzgledem zyd6w.
Me ulega zadnej wqtpliwosci,
&c gdyby Niemcy zwyciezyli, TO
komisye niemieckie I zydamj ma
czelc iczdzilyby do KRAKOW Enten
~ w celu bahama tam r6znyCh
,.ckscesow" przeciwzvdowskich.
Z wiarogodnego zr6dia wiemy,
zc polskie Biuro prac kongreso-
wych zaaprobowaio ! przyjefo W
celu Drzedstawienia k~onferencyi
pokojowej W Paryzu, szereg do.
kumentow Swiadczqcych o tenn o
>Earzeniu Ententy przez zydow.
Dbecni nasi ..sedziowic" siedzic-
T.: v-tedy- M Iawie osEarZonvch.
Il sami zydzi W swcj prasie Wy
~,ySlali W straszny spoSob ma an
sysemickq AnSlie i Ameryke.
len sam 7. Marshall. kt0ry po--
tenn byI motorem wSzelkiCh ko-
misyi, iako prezes zydowskicgo
&omitetu amerykanskiego. swe-
20 czaSu wymy>lal ma Ameryke
Z powodu JET antysemityzmu, ale
@ylo to wtedy. kiedy Niemcv ME
lczcli jeszcze podeptani. Wtedy
zydzi pisali, &c Anglia depcze
prawa zydow i ME u~znaie nawet
ich praw ludzkich".
Mech to przeczyta rebe Samu-
81 cd Anglii. Mech mu to pre-
c}5maczq naszc siery rzadowe !
nIech on vie. re zydzi ~potrafili
,vtcdy szczekac nietylko ma Pol
~ke.....
lake, moe Anglia ,,nieuzna-
AGA nawet praw ludzkich' ~
dow II siebie, przysylat nan ko-
m;sye! Nedice, cura te jpsem -.
malezy przeciez woiat... po angiel
~ku.
Czy Anglia korzysta obeonie
tylko Z tego, ze zwyciezyla? A
c6zby byio. gdyby przegraia woj
ne! Jakby wtedy zydzi ia depta
Ii j ponizali! Anglicy ma to odpo
wiedzieliby niewatpliwie wiekszc
~; ..ekscesami" przeciwzydow--
skimi. niz ,te, jake Il mas byiy...
Ieby zb5tnio miejsca ME zaj-
- IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

9toSlf BOWEN protest Z poWodu
,,dalszego, wystepnego traktowa
MIA zydow W armii amerykah-
skicj". Domagai sic nawet ,,odda
MIA pod sad organ6w odpowie-
dzialnvch". Zaznaczy1 wreszcie,
&c ,,sr6d znacznej liczby zolnie"-
rzy wysianych do Francyi, niema
ami jednego zyda, ktoryby "a
awansowal ma oficcra'.
| znowu many atak ma Amcry
Ike z powodu kontroli mad zydami
rosyjski,ni, ,,dekujacymi' sic TAM
pred sluzba wojskowa. l roz-
legf sic krzyk zyd6w: Czy Anc-
ryka ma prawo tax deptaG noga-
mi obowiazek goScinno5ci? Czy
wolno iej nakiadaG peta ia tych,
kt6rym sauna dobrowoknie dala
prawo ~korzystania tam Z wolne--
50 dachu mad gIowa?.... .,Czyi
.uwazaja, re nasi bracia i ojco-
vie (zydzi) sa obowiqzani zycie
poSwieciG, byle kurs dolara ME
spadt ma gieldzie? Albowiem mic
bezpieczenstwo przeciez ME gro
ri Ameryce, lecz jci ziotemu
cie4cowi. Krew niewinna wolai
bedzie o pomste do nieba, jak Me
.gdyS krew Alba, j stad padnie
przeklenstwo ia nar0d amerykan
ski...." -,
Panic rebe Samuels! Jak panu
sic podoba to. co zydzi piSali o
Ameryce / Anglii? Czy tax samo,
jak TO, co pisa teraz 0 Pplsce?
] ~jeszczc raz atakowai Mar
shall swoj rad ,,tolerancyjny' !
,,opiekunczy" ~(obecnicl, gdy ME
kt0re stany Ameryki zabronify u
zywania W miejscach publicz--
nych oraz W szkoiach, inncgo is
zyka, oprocz angielskiego. Zakaz
dotyczyf take $wiqtyn, PREY
czem powiedziano: ,,Kto ME Una
jezyka angielskiego, MECH sic me-
dli w domu"....
w AngIii Z rozporzqdzenia
century zabroniono korcSponden
Cyl W jezyku zydowskim. Ii
stow takich poczta ME przyjmo
waia. Zabrouiony zostai nietylko
zargon, ale ! jezyk hcbrajski.
A syonistycznc 'Biuro korcs-
p~ondencyjne w iIadze, ktore tc--
raz rozsyia ok0lnikj 0ntypolskie,
wtedy rozsyiaio ,,antyentenc-
kie". Miedzy ianemi domestic o
szczuciu ia przybyszow zydow--
skich. kt0re wzrasta Z dniem kaz
dym W prasie angiclskiej''.
Istotnic tez pisano wtedy o tel
rasie: ,,zydzi ME ruszaja palcem,
by pom6dz krajowi, ktory i'm dal
ochrone, So neutralni, lecz goto-
wi korzystat Z kazdcj szansy han
dlowej i Wojna to ola Mich &C
szeft".
,,Iydzi austryaccy ! niemiec-
W Anglii podawali sic "a rosyj
>kich. zeby ich mic internowano.
Zydzi rosyjscy zn6w wykrecali
sic Cd siuzby woj5kowci i zagar-
aaeli interesy i urzedy Anglikow,
kt6rzy udali sic ma wojne. Obu--
rzenie ma zyd6w ogarnia obecnic
przewaznie kobiety, kt6rych me-
zowic, synowie i narzeczeni sq o.
becnic ma wojnic".
Go bedzie gdy zolnierze pc
wr6cq / znajdq przybysz6w Ivy
zyskiwaczy, wygodnie i Z korzys
Gle zajmujacych micjsca, L kto
rych wypchnieto zo}nicrzy? Zot
nierzc zapytajq wtedy, czy o to
walczyli?....
Sadzimy. re Rad nasz powi-
MEN skorzystat I tych materya-
oprawit jc w ramki i wywie
SIC w.. Bristolu, dokad zajez-
dzajq Morgentauy i Samuclse'
Moze oni przeczytawSzy to, czem
PREDICT powr6ca do Anglii Anne
ryki Z zapytaniem. czy tam le-
piej? Czy o tych krajach pred
ich zwyciestwem zydzi lepiej pi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01
NEWSpRINT GOES HIGHER.
Increase Will be From 500 TO $3.50
a Ton After July /.

New York, June 1.-Tremendous in
creases in newsprint prices we're an
nounced yesterday by various manufao-
turers. -,
Paper being furnished to publishers
in the United States by the Canadian
Export Paper Company, Ltd, will adj
vance from 4 II cents pound, or $50
ton, TO 81 cents pound, or $40 a ton,
on July /, and To 612 cents pound, or
$3.50 a ton, ON October /.
Tho international Paper Company,
which advanced its price on April 70
cents. announced an increase 10 IFS
customers on July / 10 5M cents a
pound, OF sl25 ton. As the lnterna-
tional Paper Company contracts call Tor
a further revision on October !, 1T IS
assumed that the increase il will make
for the last three months Of the year
will be in proportion to tho increase an
nounoed by the Canadian Export Paper
Company, which would make the Inter
national price Ga cents.
Similar radical increases are announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

over there is n note Of moro discriminate
buying and also the suggestion that deal
ers who carried large stocks and held
them for "thc ultimate highest market
have begun to unload.
Asserting that while "store sales and
tendency To lower prices bears witness
to the presence of Disturbing factors,
which suggest the advent OF wide aitera-
ton in price levels, the board declares
it cannot accept the situation as whole
for its face value. The explanation IS
added that there has been only slight
increase in production and there IS no
greater disposition on the part OF the
general public to economic and invest
than had ruled heretofore.
The board looks upon the conditions
as disturbing" but considers the fac
tors causing the disturbance as yet un-
certain" and makes particular reference
to the labor difficulties and unrest, the
difficulties being faced by the transpofta-
ton system and the resultant curtailment
in the volume of stock and securities
than sanctions.
While there has been grave concern
| over the conditions in agriculture, the
boards reports are optimistic and indi-
cate an improved condition of the crops,
though still the farmers are confronted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01
SIX KILLED IN AUTO WRECKS.
Four Others Seriously Hurt in Two
Holiday Accidents.

Camden, n. j., June six persons,
returning from holiday trips to the sea-
shore, were killed and four were serious
" injured in two automobile accidents
yesterday.
The first accident in which John T.
Bowen and his infant granddaughter
were killed, occurred near Sea Isle City.
In trying to avoid collision with an
other car their machine crashed into q
wife and six-months-old son were badly
hurt. All lived in Camden.
Four Philadelphians were killed IN the
other accident, which occurred at a
grade ccrossing near Clayton. Their ear
was hit by q train. The victlms , were
William Eggers, Edith McCandiller,
Bessie Erranlich and BESSIE Cragmlle
The fifth member of the party, Ida
Eggers, sister of one OF the Victims
leaped from the car in time to save her
hfe, but was badly hurt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

by other mills, but the two companies
mentioned above are the ones that rnoE
directly concern the newspapers IN tho
eastern part 81 the United states.
The most serious phase n the sitirs-
ton Il that with these big increases be-
coming effective this year, prices for the
wear 1921 will not 10 below 81 N ga
cents, with the danger that they may
reach a. high as z Or cents.
have been made in the cost 81 news
mint since prices fret began % move
no in 1915 from the old normal level n
! $40 20 S43 ton.
re publishers maintain anything like
present consumption Of newsprint these
/ Increases will add billions 81 dollars n
/ their operating expenses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01
HIGH PRICES To STICK
FEDERAL BOARD STATES
There's No Increase in Production
and No Decrease in Con-
sumption, it Finds.

Washington, May 81 High prices arc
being shattered, but the cause for high
prices and the high cost of living has not
been materially altered, according to q
memorial business and financial review made
public last night by the Federal Reserve
Board.
Noting there has been no great increase
in production. no decrease in the volume
of credit extended and no greater dlispo-,
sition to economic and invest, the board
insists the changes of recent date Cannot
be looked upon as indicating modlfi-
cation of the underlying conditions.
BUYERS MORE DrscRIMINATA
Throughout the reports received from
the various districts of the board, now
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

BUSINESS.
II is in the coal trade, however, that
the board notes the greatest difficulties.
In some districts the state Of things IN
regard To coal IN now very acute, the
board states. In New York the supply Is
telow the demand and consumers are
bidding against each other. In the Cleye-
land district the shipments have fallen
off, in the Atlanta district the produc-
ton il "bcing held down, mines beng
able To get only an insufficient number
of cars, and in the Southw est many BIZ
luminous mines are operating ut only
about two-thirds OF capacity"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01
Community Chorus Rehearsal.

The regular community Chorus rehearsal
will be held at the High School auditorium
this evening Harry Bauhart will drill
the singers on Holy City chorises, and
give details Of the festival he directed
last week in Buffalo, which vas character
lied by him in telegram 70 Miss Ethe'
Wilson, the local secretary, as wonder
fully s1iccessfui 2"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

A verdict of death due to &C rebral
hemorrhage was given by the coroner 8
Jury last night in the case Of Joseph
Naylor, colored, who died after being
taken TO Delaware Hospital from Farm
hurst, May 2 The man was 60 years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01
Some Bakers Still Out.

Some bakers are still on strike, accord
ing to latest reports, but the Central
Labor Union ia endeavoring to have the
matter adjusted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the satls-
faction of many and will be TO you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01
ACCUSED OF BREAKING IN.
Policeman Ellis Johnson Seems TO Have
dots" on Helms.

Henry Helms, colored, was held for the
grand Jury in $500 bail in Municipal Court
this morning on charge Of attempting
to break into the house at 406 Lombard
street at $50 o'clock yesterday morning.
police Officer Ellis johnson testified that
he had watched Helms work the shutter
open before he arrested him. Helms is IL
years old.
Joseph Wilson was dismissed on a
charge Of drunkenness. He said he was
recently discharged from the army, after
eight years service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-01-09

ranging them deftly for the sick
or other unfortunate ones. Her
labors were devoted to her home
friends and neighbors, and no
word spoken by her of anyone
would need a human eraser, for
there was no guile in them.
Although her body was bent
meath the weight of years, she
bore her suffering with Christian
fortitude, still appreciative of ev
cry blessing and could see the
goodness of God in everything,
even the sunlight retained for
dim eyes the same glory and
beauty as when the first rays
kissed the bowers of Paradise.
The burden of her plea, in her
last hours, was that her children
and grandchildren who were not
prepared to meet her beyond the
mystic river, would prepare.
When we review the life of
Granny Harris, /" as she was af-
fectionately called, we find heal
ing balm in the thought that
Weeping may tarry for the night
But joy coNeth with the morn.
A FRIEND.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-01-09
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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-01-09
In Memoriam

On the evening of Dec. 30, the
death angel visited the home Of
VIM. Harris and claimed the spir-
it Of his aged mother, Mrs. Tenn
perance Harris. who had passed
Goth milestone in life. She is
survived by six children, her hus-
band having died more than for
ty years ago. In addition to her
family, she reared three step
children and two grandchildren.
With hands crippled and made
unshapely By disease, she never
ate ofsthe bread of idleness, be-
ing industrious and energetic.
She was never so happy as when
ministering to the necessities of
Others, or gathering flowers from
het inexhaustable supply and ar
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-01-09
Ledford's Chapel

We have a real good school un.
der the management of Prof. Lee
Weatherly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy
visited relatives in Pocahontas
Saturday.
w. E. McMahan and wife Wis.
tied relatives at Masseyville Sat.
urday.
Miss Maude Fortune who has
been a phone operator at Corinth
for some time, has returned tt
the home Of her father, for feal
of catching the matrimonial fe.
yer now raging in Corinth.
Carl McMahan says roads new
Ter get too bad for him to drive
his Ford to Mr.. Richardson's.
A. P. Fortune and wife con,
template moving to Pocahontas.
Miss Clara Fortune is very III
at this writing.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. E. Fortune Wis.
tied the latter's parents recently,
His mother has been bedfas,
since last August.
Thomas Whaley and wife Wis
|ited the latter's parents Sunday.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-01-09
From Masseyville

Everybody seemed to have an
excellent time Christmas.
Excepting a few colds, there is
very little sickness here,
Taft Massey, son of Alb Mas
sey, is slowly recovering from a
severe attack of fever.
Ace Mitchell has gone over to
Memphis for an operation.
Miss Sophia Jordan is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Pearle Hooper.
Misses Lora and Iona King Wis.
tied Misses Zellie and Sadie For.
tune last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fortune anG
baby visited Brancie Wood anC
wife Tuesday.
Mrs. lola Archer OF. Memphis
visited her sister, Mrs. Leila Bas-
ham, Christmas week.
]. F. Fortune spent a few days
recently with his mother in the
first district. His mother has
been an invalid for a long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Smith Of
Illinois have been visiting friends
and relatives here.
Kinnie Kerby and wife have
moved to Pocahontas.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-01-09
From Miller's, Near Bethel Spgs

Mrs. Arlie Lumpkin is visiting
relatives in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor WIS.,
tied relatives at Bemis recently.
Boss McCullar is teaching a fine
school at Bethesda.
Henry Cline has returned home
after a short visit to relatives at
Peoria, Ill. He was accompanied
home by his son, Johnnie, who
will visit here a few days.
R. S. Miller has taken charge
of |. H. Brooks store, the latter
having moved to Selmer.
Miss Ethel Talley is teaching
at Murray Schoolhouse.
The only water mill in this part
of the county is operated by our
good friend Henry Lumpkin and
the quality of meal is the best,
which can only be had at water
mills.
Bill Jopling and Roy Luttrell
are visitors in our midst nearly
every Sunday.
Miss Daisy Lumpkin of Corinth
has been visiting her parents.
Rev. VIM. Thorne filled his ap-
pointment at Bethesda Sunday.
Miss Jennie Miller has been yis-
iting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Sweat.
Rease Lumpkin spent Christ
mas with his aunts at Corinth.
Hubert Miller will leave soon to
visit his lady love.