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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17
OLD INJURIES FATAL
Man, 76, Dies as Result Of Auto
Accident Nearly Year Aoo

Lazar Rubenstein, seventy six years
old, died in the Jewish Hospital late
Saturday night from the effects of in :
juries received in an automobile acci-
dent almost year ago.
Mr.. Rubenstein, whose home was near
Twentieth and Lombard streets, was
struck by a machine at Third and Chris
tian streets early in March Of 1920. He
was under treatment for several months
at the Mt. Sinai Hospital, and was
later removed to the Jewish Hospital.
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$120 Raised for Armenian Children

Two Armenian children are the ben
eficiaries of maintenance fund of S12O
which was collected at last nights serv-
Ices in the Paoli Presbyterian Church.
The money was turned over to the Near
East relief. Prof. l.. Arnold Post. of
Haverford College, lectured on "Meso-
potamia, where he served with the
British forces.
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p. r. r. Track Force on Hah Tim,

WilliamspOrt. Pa. Jan. 17.-(By A.
P.)-Further retrenchment on the VII
Transport division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad was put into effect today as the
result of an all day conference Of Gen
eral Superintendent II. NJ. Carson and
his division superintendents in this city
yesterday. All track forces on this diyi-
sion were put on half time today. work =
ing but three eight hour days a week.
while other reductions will affect the
car repair forces on the division.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17

Radiant health m c an S
peace, poise, pleasure and
prosperity in your household
and your business.
You owe it to your family
as we'll as to yourself.
Let us give you a, demon
stration treatment.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
COLLINS RLDG.. WALNUT ST. AT 18TH
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Missing Boston Woman Returns

Stockbridge. Mass, Jan. 16-Search- :
ing parties including town officials,
citizens aud Boy Scouts were here to-
day and tonight searching for Miss FL
len Thayer, of Boston. a patient at the
sanitarium Of DR.. Austin Fox Riggs,
who left there in the morning for q
walk. Late tonight Miss Thayer re-
turned to the sanitarium, having suf-
tered sprained ankle.
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IIoR RENT-nooms

! 70. RiS1-#LiEEt housrtrepins fo",,s We
room apartment and nice cool slesptng rooms
! Overland Hotgl
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Anything. phone stb. An expert
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worded these operators will help
you.
REMENBER: We have a clss-
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CHICAGO Jnly 2o.-possihinties
% a railroad embargo n1ainrt sfain
shipments 70 Chicago had q hfariHh
Influence on the wheat market today
IL wna estimated that 1.000 carloads
Of wheat were on tracka here
loaded. cool dry weather IN h
sprins crop belt tended also to ease
prices. Openine quotations which
ranged from cent decline 10 y
cent ndvhnce with Scptembar fi.1s
10 ff.2eh and December 81 - 90
s1.32& were followed by material
sstbaeks an around.
Corn was ensier with wheat After
opcnlne X To X cent lower Including
market rallied q little hut then
aneeed lower than before.
Oats waro relatively firm owing 20
large export Eales al the ~aesiDoard.
Prices started y TO \ rent higher,
september 42A to 41h cents. bus
later showed slight losses.
Lower quotations on hogs acted az
a weight o. provisions.
subsequently,, forecasts of hot
weather northwest rallied the wheat
market. and 80, too. did indications
Of liberal export business. The effect
however, va only transient. Prices
closed heavy. IN TO 3 cents net low
er, with September tf.gbA Co 81. 70
and December si.29h to tt.9sM.
Corn crop reports were favorable
and the market lacked support. the
close a weak. y to ~ OK cents
net lower. with September ei%W&
Ia eiA gk cents
Clos.
| 49,
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MARKETS
New York stocks.

NEW YORK, July 20.-rrading In
stocks to-day VIA broader and a little
more active hut early gains gave wa
approximated $50 600 shares. The
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aons having claims against ih@ estate Of sails
decrdeaf are hereby Notified aud required
20 present the same 10 the undsfkisnsd ~
the manner and eiihia The tins pTeseIihsa
BY Law.
JANIS u LYNCH,
Administrator
Isly 20 27-Aug 80.
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THE HERALD WANT AID PAGE
has a classification for every purpose
and results for those Who use them.
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IN Tiif DIETRICT cOGRT or BERNA
LlLLO COUNTY, STATE or NEW
MEXICO.
ing Products Company. Defendant. No.
THAT. WHEREAS. the HONORABLE
did on The goth day Of June. 1891, make
an order IA the foregoing cause directing the
EdoSnFlSG PRoDUSrs coMPANY. dsiss
dhut. 70 make a sale u the hereinafter de-
Sow. THEREFORE. pursuant TO the said
order and Ia accordance with the trrnA
thereof. and under aud BY virtue Of the sid
order the undersigned. a. such receiver
docs hereby gite notice tbs, on the sOih
Va the forenoon " the said day AZ The plant
N the MAkkEN ROOFING COMPANY, at
1905 zoos North flnt street - the city Of
albuquerque. County " bernalillo. state Of
New Mexico. he viii sell NJ public auction,
10 the highest bidder for current laNfal
msney Of IL. United Ssaiea Of America. all
that certain. piece. parcel. tract o. lot Of
land situated. lying and helng in the County
of befnatiil0, state o. New Mexico, aud
particularly described as follow;
Lots Nns ~ and Iun tiul. In Block
Slx t0) u the northern addition 20 The said
city. together with all aud singular the In
pro'emtnis thereon situated, via, a two
story adobe structure and al right title
aud interest ~ the said corporation IN and
to tho spur lfark u the Santa Re railroad
adjacent 90 Tho said property
IL IA not intended 10 Include In this sale
any Of the personal properly or machinery
premises.
That from the proceed. realized FROM ths
said ssle and mofigage lien the taxes nav
due and payable on the said property vii
dated Albuquerque. New Mexico, Jun'
HERMAN MoHR.
Receiver Warren Roofing Products Co.
Iun. 29,1uly 6iI 20.
-a' = m -. -
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wheai-sept., ii.asAi pecembsr,


CHICAGO. July 2o.--Caule ro-
ceipta, 1900: beef steers and year
iinRs steady to n cents higher: .op
y~eariinss, 1850. bulk beef steers,
sT.2bns.s6, fat she stock steady.
bulk, $3.50 era; cannerH and cut
tiers, 2b cents higher; bulk ,s;sog
3,50: bulls, 40 to 70 cents lower. bulk.
t5.25Q6.2s; calves steady: bulk veal
ers, $1,000 u 1890; aoekers and feed
erh strong.
Hogs, receipts. 10000; lights AMI
mediums steady to 10 ccnts higher.
others mostly 10 20 rs cents lower
than yeaerday'n average; top. tl0sa.
out OF line. comparatively few ose
1850: hulk better grades. ts.TbW
1875; bulk packing ss,esN
SOC; PITS, 10 % 10 crnta loves, hti.e
desirs bile. 3i0.aS9 1850.
sheep receipts. 1900. generally
steady. wooded lamb top. tiof-i
same Az late yesterday: NATIVE tor,
1000; packer top. 1915; cuiia mostly
81. 90, choice native western yearlinlm
$500; best feeder lambs. asa.
KkNsAs cry. July soAcauls
receipts. 1000; better grades beef
steers steady to strong; hest heavier.
d .eoms.so. other grades steady 10
wenk: Kansas grasaers. $3.50 7.2c;
Texas. sb.25m7.t6i heifens and year
lings steady to strong. best y~earlingn.
39.2bHa3b: choice helfens t1.1d.
good yearllng heiferr. ss.2b. COWS
weak 20 20 cents lower. beat. $500
early, many medium and good kinds.
St.25G $50; bulls strong 20 2s cents
higher; good aud choice butchers.
800 $50; bolognas mostly, $1,000
f.2b. calves. a. 10 60 emit lower.
best v~enlers. 81. 90 @s.25. many heavy
calves. 1900 a. 1905 other classes
steady: Gamers mostly around $40:
medium TO good stock steers, $4,000
coo. choice stock cows. Si.66.
Hogs receipts. $500: slow. mostly
IL 10 20 cents lower han yesterdays
average. best lights to shippers.
$1,000 22O to gao pound weights 70
packers. s9.7b "a 9,Sbi packers top.
1885: heavy mixed hogs mostly
around $3.50 a. S.65; hulk OF sales.
ts.sO@0.96; pigs and packing sows
&c cents lower.
sheep receipts. $500. best native
ewes. si.7b; native lambs, steady IA
60 cents higher. 1875 paid. ma ma
tive westerna sold early.
DENVER. July 20.-CattIe receipts
500; steady: beef steers. S6.fsMs26
COWS n heifers. f5.00@700; calves.
81. OOM 500. Rtockers and feeders
S4.OO % h25; bulls. $4,000 $50.
Hogs, receipts. 900; rs 70 30 cent
lower. top. $3.50; bulk, ts.sBIs.6
sheep receipts. 90: nominal. lambs
Eg.2bM 9.7b. wethcrs, sfb0M5.do
ewes. t4.00N4.75.
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Produce

CHICAGO. July 2o--Butter lower.
extras. zoe. standards,
a7Nc; nrsts. sfqs s4c; seconds.
80 "a 3Sc.
Eggs lower: receipts, G.S0f cases:
firsts. crosse ordinary firsts. 2sH
24c, at mark. cases included, 1e|
zee.
Poultry. alive. lower: fowls. sac;
broliera. 2GAG32c.
KANSAS CITY. July 20.-Butter.
eggs and poultry unchanged.
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llbcrty Bonds.
NEW YORK. July 20.-Iiberty
bonds closed avs. sSs.7a: first A.,
SS7.iO bid; sctond ~, ss7. 90. first
4As. $3.50 Hccoud Az. fs7.0G;
third.4hs $3.50; fourth ANS ss7.i2;
victory )As. fSs.sS, victory Ans.
kgs. aN.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Gertrude Irene HarriEan. Alhn.
querque: Michael o. sullivan, Pres
colt, Ariz.
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nearby. i9N aiiHoi shlFd qnaFssF'
'11I G11c
futures $3.50.
Load steady; spot. tf.4V.
zinc quiet Eaa -, Louis spot,
ltfteWf.k5.
Anllmony. apoL lt.et.
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Classified
Advertising Rate Gard

FFFEVTTNE INNINNI J. IHEN
Penny = word first Insertion.
Halt cent a word zach subsequent inaer'
ti1n.
Minimum Classified charge 2se.
StahdinK elhssifisd. 40 cents q word per
mouth copy change permitted twice q wesh
business and professional cards, sC75
per inch per month. Halt Inch, 50 = o
Ads charged 20 telephone subscribers
only
No classified ad taken after ? y. M.
No ad run for an indefinite pefias can
he discontinued later than ~ o'clnek noon
Display .la-sihed forms close a. ~ 80
day ~ publication.
rhr Herald VIII he responsible for only
uns Incorrect insertion.
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Santa Fe Time Table
e
WksrhOUNb- paIlI

ELECTROMAGNETIC
rgnln Arrive Depart
No. The Scout .... 7 .aOpm St3Opm
No. 9-CaIf, Limited ..lO.aOam 1l.iOam
Ma T-Fnrgo Fast ...1lfIOam ~ sAbam
No. s-TbS Navajo -..l2it0pm lilOsin
sOuTIlBOuND
No. 20-El rAs0 Zap l0il0pn
No. 27-Ei PAso Zap il;sOAm
EAsTBOuHD
No. .-The MAYA. ... ssi5pm 2ilSpn
No Calf Itaitsd G.uOpn 6.tOpin
No e-SsptA Fe Right TIapm biOOpm
No. i0-Ths Scout -. 7feOam TibuAm
FROM SOUTH
No. 2s-fraia VI iAso. oi3spm
No. aU-Frum ~ Paso 7.Ouaia
No. 80 eunneets Al belen With No, % foi
Closls, reoos Valley, kansas CITY aud oOh
Coabt. -
No. Is connects AZ Belen with No, 81
from Clovis aud poiots sast and soath 81
Clovis.
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NEW YORK. Juy 20-Prims mef-
canfile paper. 81 6sh, exchange
easy. aaFilnG demand. sss3i cables.
IzbeH,
eau money firm. h.ss 3 how 9.
ruiing rata q. CLOSING 81 80; last
loan G,
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NEW YORK. July 90. Cotton m-
lures closed steady; July. sl2.2o;
Oct. Si2.TG. Dee, si2t7; JIM,
Sla.I7: Jan. si816; March. tiS41.
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NEW YORK, July 2o.-Bar silver,
domestic. gaAc. foreign. $3.50.
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wANTED-Roons

PUsiIiUNs open Tor steady ~athst
ahd hustlstI ~ho can produce N. ID H.
snra Herald
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MUTATIONS wANIkn

WANTED Small apartment close in. Al.
dress D.. !. care Herald
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Help
w~ANTED-Mnn or Woman

WANTfD- EEpsnsnced waters aud wait
r,sses 81 the College lun.
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Empire Dry Cleaners,
Dyers and Hatters
Legal NOTICES
NOTICE or REcEfvER5s SALE
Rug Cleaning Specialists
Auto Delivery
J23 West Gold. Phone 453

IN TiiE DIsTRIcT coGRf of BFRNA.
LiLLO COUNTY STATE or NEW
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

nue.. He spent the earlier portion
Of his life ii Huntingdon and was
well and faYorably known here.
The deceased was 4S years old.
a member OF the Methodist church
and is survived BY bis wife and
three brothers, Il H. and J. r..
jolly, Of Huntingdon, and Homer
Jolly, Of Memphis, and five sis
tiers. Mrs. w. B. Fry, of Nash
vile; Mrs. j. Nj. Watts, Of Mem
phis; Mrs. Edgar Warbritton, Of
near Mckenzie; Mrs. Lille Groce,
and Mrs, Leonard Reeves, both of
Memphis.
The burial occurred yesterday in
Oak Hill cemetery. il the family
plot, but when the forms Of the
Democrat were closed arrange
ments for the burial had not been
perfected.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

Merritt Coleman, young
farmer of near Lavinia, and Miss
Allie d. Jones, Of Lessenberry
Chapel, four miles south of Milan
motored to jackson, Tenn, ac-
compsnied BY Mr.. Bud Garner
and Mr.. Cleve Hammons, stop
ping at the Southern Hotel, where
they were married, Rev. Alvin
West performing the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Jones. The
groom is one OF Milan's young
men who served in the world war.
He enlisted in May. 1918. went to
France, fought in the battle Of
AIsac- Lorraine and Argonne
Forest, and was twice wounded
with machine gun bullets, once
with bayonet, gassed twice and
lay for months In a hospital.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
BerryhiII

A beautiful marriage occurred
in the CUMBERLAND Presbyterian
church in Atwood last Monday
night when Miss Thelma Harwood
became the wife of DR.. G. H.
Berryhill, the ceremony being
said By Rev, Dishman, pastor of
the G. P. church lin Milan. Mrs.
w. G. Leach, of Huntingdon,
sister of the bride, was matron Of
honor, Mr.. Warren Gardner, of
Chattanooga, best man, little Miss
Carolyn Bryant candle lighter, and
George Roach Keaton and Robert
Brooks. ushers. Preceding the
ceremony a musical program was
BY Miss Efie Jones, Of
jackson, and Mr.. George Roach
Keaton, of Atwood, vocalists, and
Miss Mamie Payne, Of Hunting
don, organist.
The bride was becomingly
gowned with gray georgette and
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
MEMPHIS TO-BRISTOL
IN BENTON COUNTY
Work on Benton County Link
in Highway Begins July l, to
Push to Completion

Dunn & WoodaIl, contractors of
Atlanta, Ga. who we're the sue
.cessful bidders last week on the
Memphis.to- Bristol Highway from
TrOtter's Landing. on the Ten
nessee River, to Camden, Tenn,
are making their arrangements. to
commence work upon the high
way By July l.
A good deal of the machinery
has been shipped already, and they
are buying the lumber with which
to build the shacks along the route.
This section is about 7.02 miles
long, and as soon as it is built a
contract will be let to finish it
through to the Carroll county line,
which will complete the link
through Benton County.
When these two sections are
completed ii will give e fine road
from Huntingdon to Nashville, as
contractors are already finishing
up the few sections between
Waverly and Nashville that have
been hanging FIRE SO long.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
County Library

Notice to the county court TO
consider the establishment OF a
county free library for Carroll
county.
The County Court of Carroll
County, State Of Tennessee, here
BY gives notice that it contem-
plates the establishment of a
County Free Library for Carroll
County under the provisions Of
Chapter 81, Sections 2 and 3, Pub
lie Acts, 1921, and that at a meet
ing to be held on Monday, the 4th
day of July. 1921, at 10 o'clock a.
M, in the rooms in the County
court house, proposes to take uD
the matter of such establishment;
and |, the county judge, do hereby
publish notice of such contem-
plated action, together with the
time and place 10 the Carroll
Democrat, county news.
paper, at least once a week for two
successive weeks by law.
% 2t WILSON ENocHs.
Judge of County Court,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Orman Stephens

The Rev. Thomas A. Orman,
pastor of The Liberty All church.
and Mrs Mamie Stephens OF Sewer
N. G., formerly Of Lexington,
Tenn, we're married recently at
Marion. N. G. The wedding was
a suprise to the groom's friends
here, as no announcement OF his
plans had been made when he
left for North Carolina. He ar
rived 10 Huntingdon with his
bride last Friday and they are at
home west of town receiving the
congratulations of Bro. Orman's
many friends.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
HON. I. A. WHITMAN
AMERICAN LEGION
WIN Speak At Methodist Church
in Huntingdon Friday Night
Jnne "A at s O'clock

Hon. Frank i. Whitman, Ma.
tional Field Representative of the
American Legion, will address the
citizens and ex- service men OF
Huntingdon and surrounding com.
munity on Friday night, June
Oath, s: o'clock at the Methodist
church in Huntingdon. His subject
isalong the line Of AUGMENTATION
and the brand Of Americanism
which the legion is standing for.
He is a vibrant speaker, and has a
message every American citizen
should hear. The legion is aDx.
ious to have the public know of
their program and the purposes of
their organization, and for this
reason they invite all patriotic
citizens to this meeting, and hope
20 have every ex service man In
the community present.
Mr.. Whitman was a member of
the famous both Division over
seas, has a remarkable war record,
and is imbued with the vision Of
greatness in our country's future,
it is a rare treat to the community
to have this man sent to US BY the
National Legion, and be will no
doubt get an excellent hearing.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

The Carroll County Medical So
ciety will meet in the court house
in Huntingdon on Tuesday, June
90, at o'clock D. M, and the fol-
lowing program will be given:
"Non.union of Fractures" DR..
Duncan Eve, Jr.. Nashville. Tenn;
constitutional Effect OF Errors
in Refraction," DR.. A. I. Denni.
son. Mckenzie, Tenn: Acute
Enteritis (summer complaint) in
Children" DR.. j. w. Williams,
Mckenzie, Tenn. Dinner will be
for the society as a whole
at Hotel Olive at 1890 p. m.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

lace and carried . shower bouquet,
while her matron OF honor wore q
honeydew Organdy with corsage
OF sweet peas
The groom is the son of DR.. A.
D. BerryhilI OF Mckenzie. ard
has just graduated 10 the medical
course Of Vanderbilt University
with honors. The bride isan attract
i've young lady with many lovable
traits of character, the daughter
of Mrs. Ola HARDWOOD, Of Atwood.
For the past six or eight months
she has been with her sister, Mrs.
w. G.. Leach, in Huntingdon, and
made many warm friends here.
The Democrat extends congratula-
tions and best wishes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Berryhill will be located for
the present in Milan.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
John Hill Dead

John Hill, an aged citizen of the
Twenty-third district, died last
Monday of leakage of the heart.
He had been in very bad condi-
ton Of health for a long time, and
his deathwas not unexpected. He
wasa well esteemed citizen of his
community and had many friends.
He is survived BY bis wife and
several children. The burial oc-
Cured Tuesday at Bethlehem,
after funeral services conducted
BY Rev. Elsie Gibson.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
RURAL CARRIERS MEET
and ELECT OFFICERS
Berry Whitehorn Delegate to
the State Convention Big
Barbecue Planned

The Carroll County Rural Car
riers Association met at the court
house 10 Huntingdon last Sunday
afternoon, about twelve or fifteen.
members being present. The am
nual election Of officers was held
resulting in the election OF the old
officers as follows: j. Fred Walt
ers, Huntingdon. president; VIC.
Sanders, Westport, secretary; j.
ID. Crawford, Huntingdon. assist
ant secretary; N. A. McCollum,
Huntingdon, treasurer. Berry
Whitehorn, of Westport, was ell
ected delegate TO the state coIven-
ton, which meets 10 Martin July
fourth.
McKellar's maintenance bill was
endorsed by the association.
Plans we're discussed TOR an an
nusl barbecue and picnic for the
members of the association and
their families to be held Labor day.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Zach T. jolly Dead,

News was received here early
Wednesday Of the death of Zach
T. Jolly, which occurred the night
before at about 1880 O'Clock at
St. Joseph's hospital in Mamphis,
where be was taken several days
before, suffering from gallstones.
We understand an operation was
performed Thursday of last week.
Mr.. jolly was claim agent for
the Illinois Central and Y. 8 NJ.
N. railroads, with headquarters at
Clarksdale, Miss. His Memphis
residence was at 1860 Central ave-
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Letter Carriers Meet

The Tennessee Rural Letter Car
riers' Association will meet ID
annual session at Martin, July 4,
and be 10 session two days. Among
the speakers billed for the occasion
appears the name of Senator Ken
meth d. McKellor who is to addr, IS
the convention July 4. "a nun.
Der of interesting attractions are
advertised for the occasion.
Berry Whitehorn, of Westport.
represents the local organization
in this meeting.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
GIBSON COUNTY BOY
MAKES nice PROFIT
Boy Taking Vocational Agri-
culture Clears $314.52
From one Acre

Hubert Nelson, Of Gibson
county, made a clear profit of
SSl4 So from his project of one
acre of tomatoes grown as a part
of his instruction ID vocational
agriculture under the Smith
Hughes Act.
The land bad been in beans the
year before. It was a clay loan
soil and was broken about eight
inches deep early in the spring.
Il had been disliked and was al.
lowed to lay until about the middle
of April when it was again thor.
Oughly disked. After disking
about three times the fertilizer
was distributed on April 18th.
On April 22nd the plants were set
in the field. The plants we're
grown by the boy. About 500
pounds of 8-22 were used. One
ton of barnyard manure was also
applied. AS soon as the plants
were set, cultivation, stalking,
tieing and pruning began. Culiva.
zion was shallow and frequent.
About June 10th the cultivation
was over and on June Goth market
ing began.
There were harvested l76
bushels of green tomatoes and So
bushels of ripe tomatoes. These
sold for a total Of $438 35. There
was total of 1881 hour in man
labor, and GAL hours in horse
labor devoted to the project.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

Miss Sallie Kennedy, after an
illness of some duration, died last
Sunday at IL o'clock at her home
with her nephew, T. M. Tines, in
the Sixth district. The cause of
her death was heart trouble. She
was 70 years of age and had been
a member Of the Christian church
for IS years She is survived by
one sister and six nephews. The
interment occurred at the Melee
moresville cemetery Monday, after
appropriate funeral services.