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Evening star., 1921-03-19
THRONGS PROTEST
GERMAN MEETING
$4,000 Fill Madison Square
Garden to Object to Rhine
Horror Gathering.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 19.-One hum
dred per cent Americanism manifest
ed itself last night. when $4,000 per-
sons crowded into Madison Square
Garden to protest, with the American
Legion. against the meeting held there
a few weeks ago to voice objection
to the horror on the Rhine" as the
occupation of Germany by French
colonial troops was then described.
Orators hurled scathing remarks at
those who would attempt to foster
ideals here other than American, and
each one was met with shouts and
Cheers from the enthusiastic audience.
Cen Pershing and the gold star
mothers shared the honorS of the
meeting.
A demonstration lasting fully ten
minutes occurred as the procession of
gold star mothers entered, escorted
by a marine guard and military band.
A few moments later bugle an
nounced the entrance of Gen. Per-
shing and another demonstration,
equal to the first, took place. Legion
posts from all over the city came
trooping in behind their color-bear-
ers, and as each arrived it was the
signal for the audience to rise to its
feet in cheers.
Thousands Crowd Outside.
Although the great hall was packed
to overflowing, and firemen closed the
doors, thousands crowded about out
side in vain effort to enter. I'M
promptu "four-minute speakers
gathered their audiences on street
corners and for several hours those
outside were quite as enthusiastic as
the ones who arrived early enough to
gain entrance to the Garden. -Four
hundred policemen guarded the area,
but there were no disturbances.
Col. F. w. Galbraith, jr.. national
commander of the American Legion.
presided at the meeting. and when in
his brief address he paid tribute to
the gold star mothers no sound. but
the speakers voice could be heard.
The vast audience bowed its head,
mems handkerchiefs went to their
eyes and women sobbed audloly "A
moment later the crowd broke into
prolonged cheering when Col. Cal
braith pointed to a section of the
gallery reserved for wounded soldiers
and described them as the real he
| roes of the war"
Cheers for Pershing.
AS Gen. Pershing was introduced to
the audience he was given another
ovation, the crowd rising to its rect
and cheering for five minutes. Amerl-
can flags were not only in prominence
as decorations for the hall, but many
of those who attended the meeting
carried them, and they were waved
on high for the former commander
of the A. E. F. The gold star flags.
carried by the mothers. formed a con-
trast to the red, white and blue, as
the women, whose sons had lost thelr
lives ioined in the tribute to their
commander.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
RICH BUSINESS MAN SLAIN
Politician With Criminal Record
Killed by Woman.

STUTTGART. Ark. March 19.-John
McVey. wealthy business man and
politician, who has had an unusual
record in the criminal courts Of the
state, was shot and instantly killed
last night by Mrs: Algie Marks Smith,
daughter of his former business part
ner, and a former ward of tho man
killed.
Mrs. Smith was arrested at the home
Of her mother. where the shooting
took place. and is held under guard
there. She made a statement regard
ing the shooting, which has not been
made public McVey several years
ago killed three men in an alleged
feud Later he shot man on a train
and. was sentenced to death: This
sentence was, commuted to life imprfs-
onment and he was later removed to
the state hospital for nervous dis
eases. He regained his sanity and
was pardoned.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Mrs. Buster Is Much Talked
About.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Ysu'll find when all is said and done
That gossip has respect for none.
--petpr r R9bhit T.


That gossip has respect for none.
Peter Rabbit.
Of course, the news that there was
a strange bear in the Green Forest
soon spread. Peter Rabbit couldn't
have kept his tongue still to save him
If he had wanted to, and he didn't
want to. 1t isn't often that Peter
has such a chance to spread real
news .and he made the most of this.
He was so eager to be the first to
carry the news through the Green
Forest and over the Green Meadows
that he almost forgot to eat. and
when Peter torgets TO eat he is very
much excited indeed.
AT first no one would believe Peter.
Blacky the Crow told him that he
must have dreamed it. But no sooner
had Peter started on to tell some one
else than Blacky headed straight for
that part of the Green Forest where
Peter had seen Mrs. Buster. So did
Reddy Fox and Old Man Coyote and
all the others who could. They didn't
believe Peter, but they wanted to be
sure.
OF course, they found that Peter
told the truth, and at once there was
the greatest excitement among the
little people of the Green Forest and
the Green Meadows. There hadn't
been such excitement since the lay
Buster Bear himself had been dis
covered there. And how the tongues
did fly! OF course. Peter told all
that he had learned from Buster how
the stranger was really Mrs. Buster.
and that despite the brown coat she
was really a Black Bear. The others
found this just as hard to believe as
had Peter.
II don't believe it." declared Sammy
Jay. II don't believe it. Why should
a Black Bear wear a brown coat?
don't believe it. Do you. Reddy Fox?'
Reddy looked up at Sammy Jay and
grinned. II won't say I believe it."
he replied, but I won't say / don't
Evening star., 1921-03-19

then. Reddy Fox" he squeaked. you
certainly said something then. The
question is, What are we going TO
do about it? We ought 10 drive her
out of the Green Forest.
Everybody laughed. The idea OF
timid little whitefoot doing anything
to drive great big Mrs. Bear out OF
the Green Forest was funny. Shre"d'
crafty Reddy Fox was the nrSt 10
stop laughing. "Of course" said he
slowly. 1--WE cant drive her out, but II
we really don't want her here we
might frighten her out. ! don't say
it can be done, but it might be done.
She wasn't invited here by any OF US.
l don't know of any one but Buster
who wants her here We might call
meeting and talk 1t over.
(Copyricht 1921, by T. ". Burgess,
Evening star., 1921-03-19
HARVARD WINS DEBATE.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 19.--
Harvard University debaters won the
thirteenth annual Harvard Yale
Princeton triangular debate last
night. The question debated was:
Resolved, That the employers OF
labor should abandon the principle OF
the open shop"
Harvard. negative. defeated Yale. af =
frmative. here; Harvard. affirmative.
defeated Princeton. negative. at Prince
ton, and Yale, negative. defeated d
rinceton, affirmative, at New Haven.
Evening star., 1921-03-19

Pipe lines in America to carry petro-
leum from wells to central points for
storage or to refineries are sufficient
in length to girdle the earth.
Evening star., 1921-03-19

Argentina has % public holidays
during the year, Germany, 10; Italy
10; Rumania. "a, and India, 81.
Evening star., 1921-03-19

black-coated son of Reddy's. That's
so," said he, slowly. We'll, perhaps
it is true that Mrs. Buster is a Black
Bear. If she is 1 don't think much of
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
AUTEM USMRcENY STAREc

Ma zap. 3. iul. Superior A.
We. byl pfejet a usnreen ko-
lem jedoucim autem 71-lety
posel 1fadovny okresnlho ma
vladniho Jan Madigan. Mrtvo
la jeho byla V okresni marni-
ci poznana jeho Zetem Lvem
Kaniezkym, 3469 vych. 65. ul.
Die policie cnranil Sc starec
pred hjavcem deStnikem, KITE
~ mu zbrahoval tez V rozhle-
du. Po zraneni dopraven byl
do Huron road nemocnice, kde
dve hodiny pozdeji podlehl.
Ride auta Walter Russell,
3692 zap. 20. ul. byl policii
zbaven kazde zodpov6dnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
PRODAVALI v Chicago "
CLEVELANDU UKRADENA
AUTA.

Ma zadost zdejsich dfadi
byla vtera V Chicagu zatcena
spole6nost dvou zen a jednoho
muze. Jak chicagska polieie
HASA, bylo panstvo dopadeno
pfi snaze odprodati velkou ce
stovni karu, jez byla dne 81.
cervence ukradena ufedniku
plzesskeho pivovaru krajanu
p. J. c. Wolfovi. Automobil u
kraden byl z Economy garaze
ma Euclid Woddlawn Ave. V
Fast Clevelandu. Jlsty muz Wy
lakal hlidace pod iistou zamin
kou ven, nace2 ve vyhlidnu-
tenn stroll ujel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
JAk POMOCI POKLESLEMU
STAVEBNfMU PRUMYSLU7

Ia snahy oziviti poklesly sta
vebnl prdmysl a tax celiti yse-
obecne neZamestnanOsti, zada-
10 Vseobecne Sdruzeni kon-
traktorh mayora, Fitzgerald,
ably svolana byla mestska kon-
ferencnf rada, jejimz hlayhim
1celem by bylo odstraflovati
vsechny prekazky, stayici Sc
stavebnimu rozmachu y cestu.
Move t6leso sestayati ma re
zastupcI sv6ta financniho, del
nickych, zamestnavatelu, OBJ
chodnfkI stayebnimi potreba-
mi, inzenyrH, stavitelG a to
yarniku.
Vefejne q obcanske organs
SAGE mali vypracovati priprav
ne i organisaGni plany Y dobe
co MONA nejkratsi.
Die navrh podayajfciho
Sdruzeni nutno luStiti tri IA
kladni otazky:
M1ze prozfravy ukladatel
financovati 8 prospechem pod
mix?
Jest dnesni sleya 2 cen sta
vebnfho materialu V TAKEN po-
m9ru. ably vydej Ia stavbu sc
pon9kud aspoh vyplacel?
Jest cena prace pozadovana
w.tomto m6ste pomerna k hod.
note a mnozstvi vykoEaneho di
la?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
.SPANELSKOU MUSKU"

uvidite nedsli %. rijna sini
Sokola Cleveland na Quincy
Ave Nebudete litovat. pak-li
navstivite toto divadlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
DNFS A. ZfTRA POSLEDNf
REGISTRACNf DNY.

Nejste-li dosud zaneseni. ne
opomehte tax ntiniti, pokud
mozno jiz dnes, aby V zftfejsi
poslednl registracni den vyva-
royano bylo zbytecnym naEa-
ldm. Budky jsou otevreny cd
9 do 3 hod. odpol. a cd 5 do
10 hod. veGer. Nevite-li, ktera
budka jest vase, zeptejte SO
jen Y nejbli1sf a bude vam
ochotne sd6lero. kam rate .jf.
ii. Registrujte vsichni, zejme-
ma ii, kteri> Sc. pfsstehoFali,
neb dosahli 21. rok. Meme
chavejte registraci ma posled-
nj minutu. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
NEJNOVEJSl kRITIKA ZDEJ
SIGH SOUDNfCH POMERU.

DR.. NJ. II. Adler, statni kri-
ninologista Q Illinois promlu-
VI dnes V &. hod. vecer pred
Medicinskou Akademii Ma the
ma 'LekafSka veda tresta lei
spravedlnost." PfednaSka Jest
vlastn6 jiz ctvrtou kritikou
pfespolni, nasich pomeru V
soudnictvi, ktere vyvolala Gle
veland Foundation. Prednaska
konana bude V auditoriu lekaf
ske knihovny, 1918 Prospect
Ave. a jest kazdemu pristupna.
Rec vydana bude podobne ja-
ko vsechny predchazejici po-
jednani tlskem. Pojednava o
chovani Sc mladeze, o proble-
mech, jak celiti rozmahajici
Sc ziocinecke vine, jak zacha-
-eti Sc slabomyslnyml lidmi a
1tazich dusevni pathologie k
dorostlym zlocincGm. Obsahu-
ie tez navrh ma zmeny V oboru
koronerd a jine obor tentc
ep dajici otazky, jez die ma.
zoru hosta by potfebovaly il.
SIC napravy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
CELIA ZDEJSf pROHiBICNf
URADOvNA BUDE
SO PRELOzENA.

Zdejsi prohibitni agent
Fred Counts bude die vlast-
mich SLOW odvolan I. listopadu,
Jak mu byIo oznameno gtatnim
prohibicnim sfiditele1n J. F..
Russellem. S Countsem pax
majf jfti ysichni ostatni AGENT
krone w. A. Weygandta, jenz
ma ma starosti vydavani dovo-
leni ma lihoye napoje, at ami
ieho setrvani v zdejsf prohi-
bicni .ilfadovne nikterak neni
jisto. Counts hodla Sc v6nova-
ii pravnicke praksi ' Clevelan-
de.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
SYN MYRONA r.. HERRICKA
OBDRzEL zPRAVU o rU-
MOvEM UTOKU.

Parmely w. Herrick, syn
Myrona t. Herreka, velvyslan
ee Spoj. Statd " Parizi oh dr.
zel ycera zpravu 2 Parize, ze
jeho manzelka spolu 5 rhalJm
synkem vzdor stredecnimu pu-
movemu 1toku zustanou v Pa
ffzi. Nejsou pry nikterak "a
straseni a hLavu rodiny neopu-
stl. Parmely sobdrzel stru6nou
depesi, re je vSe zdravo a dru-
hou zpravu cd staniho tajer-
nlka Hughese Washingtonu,
ktera ssak obsahgvala jen re-
ci zname 2 notinafskych zpfav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
ODLOzENf STAVKY ROZ-
sa VAzECU MLEKA.

s, Ufednfei unie rozvaze6i NILE
ka po porade s rozvazecim re-
ditelem spolecnosti Telling
Belle Vernon, J. III. Schindle-
rem usnesli Sc nozdrzeti heslo
k stayce. az po yysledkp move
schdze, iez Sc konati bude bud
Ultra, nebo V ned9li. Odklad
stal Sc ma radu Zastupce Me2i-
narodni unie vozkh Ashtopa,
jenz k urovnani difference pTi
cestoval 2 indianapolis do Gle
velandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
DEMOkRATICkA SCHUZE VRAH ELMERA SPROSTE-
KANDIDATA MAYORSTvf HO ODsOUZEN MA Doll
HASERODTA VOTf
Pochybnosti o vine jednobo z
odsouzenych pachatelI.


William Conton alias Muir
ply, druhy vinnfk, jenz SOU
zen byl pro zavrazd6ni poll
cejnfho straznfka Elmera Spro
steho, byl vGera odsouzen F.
+. Waltherem k dozWotnlmu
v9zeni. Elektricke zidli unikl
ien tim, re jej soud lidu po IL
znani vinngm odporuGil milo
.sti. Kdyz tazan byl soudcem,
zda jest s rozsudkem spokoien
professional a stav6l sc velice
udivenym, iak pry jej porota
mohla uznati vinnym, kdyz
nebylo podano zadnych duka-
III, re Gin byl Jim spachan.
Soudce sam prohlasil vyrok
poroty ia podivny, jelikoz byl
liz jeden paehatel, Hunt, Cd
souzen ma dozivoti, aG jest ma
presto dokazano, ze vrazdu
spachati mohl jen Glovek jedi
ny. Jako dukazy byly pfedlo-
Eeny diva revolvery, kalibru 81
Il 38. Kule naleZeny V tele Spro
steho byl kalibru 32 a muz.
ienz uzil teto zbrane jest vlast
ne yrahem. "Neni vSak moji po
vinnosti kritisovati porotu",
pravil Walther, a die vSeho bu
de poyolen as drive odsouze-
nemu Huntovi novy soud. Sled
ma NJ. b. Grossmanova, jez
Ispoluhajila Contona, ,podala
podobn6 zadost o novy process
a soudce slibil poraditi Sc $
obhaici ostatnimi, i Sc zalobci.
Asistent okresniho zalobce H..
F.. Parsons, jenz zastupopal
stat, nebyl pri vynaSeni roz-
sudku mad Contonem pfito-
men. ale pozdeji prohlasfl, ze
celS pfipad bude yySetfoyati
zcela neodvisle.
Vyrok poroty, jimz obzalo-
pang uznan byl ginnym, vyne-
9en bvl vtera vecer po sedmem
hlasovani. V porote zasedaly
ctyfi zeny a uyazovani trvalo
pet hodin. Rozsudek zajimavy
Jest tim, re pro zloGin, ktery
spachan byl, jak jest dokaza-
mo, jednou osobou, byly odsou
zeny vlastne osoby dv6, 2
nichz iedna ale musi byti die
teto logilly nevinnou. ale yzdor
tomu odsouzena byla ma dozi-
votf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
" PONDELi BUDE 0 ZELEZ-
NIcNf STAGE vYJEDNAVA-
NO ". .CLEVELANDE.


> NaGelnici zelezniGnich bra
trstey, ktefi, Sc dnes y patek
vratili do Clevelandu, ujali Sc
lined priprsvnych praci k spo-
leone konferenci, jez bude u
spofadana pfisti pond6lf. W.
G. Lee, vudce bratrstva VIA
'kovnich zrfzencd svolal narod
III vgkonnt vybdr svoji organi-
SAGE do Clevelandu. Clenstvo
yFboru jest roztrouseno po ce-
lem Soustatf. Exekutiva bra
trstya ocekaya dalsi yladnl na
vrhy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
Volebni kampan v pinem
proudu.

Ma velke vcerelSl politicke
schulz V budov6 zeleznicnich
inzenyrd, precetn6 navstiven6
stoupenci demokratick6 stra-
ny, prohlasil kandidat mayor
skeho lifadu Haserodt, ze Y pa
du sveho zvolenf vyda hned l..
ledna policeinimu natelnIkovi
rozkaz, ably kazdou cleveland
skou ulici uGinil tax bezpeC-
nou, ably ma Mich byli jisti mu-
III j zeny a sice neien We dne,
ale take "a noci a sliboval, re
by podobne nafizenl neslo oyo
ce jiz za Sest tydnu.
"Shledal-li bych, re Sc ne
kdo 2 radnice vmesuje do Gin
nosti policejniho Department.,
propnstil. .bych jej Timed z
mestskyeh sluzeb a vmeSoval-
Ii by Sc n6kdo mimo radnici,
pax Sc postaram 0 to, ably byl
zavfen" pravil kandidat do
plhkem. re hodla policii upln6
osamostatniti. V dalslch sill
bech projevoval umysl napra-
viii nejen die jeho domnenek
pokleslou moralku mesta. KITE
ra prF pokulhava ia m6sty il
nymi, ale nelibi Sc mu tez fl
nanGni stay m6sta, aniz schva-
'uje stanoviska mayora FitZge
ralda Y otazce plynu.
Vyslov:l dale syoji radost
pychu. re byl schvalen jake
. kandidat mayorstvi stranou de
mokratiekou, "a jejiz vlady '
sobach mayord Johnsona q
Bakera mesto Cleveland dosa.
hlo vSeho, ma co jest6 dnes jest
Cleveland hrdym. Jako dals
raGnici We prospech jeho zvo-
leni yystoupili Cyrus Locher
byvaly okresni zalobce p. j
Mulligan. pravnik, ktefi budou
ieho vudtimi fetniky We 2by
tajici volebhi Rampant.
Haserodt byl hlucne uvitar
a rec 'jeho polltickych prate
{ sto odmenovana epfivalem pc
t'asku.
Pozoruhodnym bodem rec
kandidata byla jeho vyslove-
nj nespokojenost mestskym
auditoriem, ktere ma byti "a
~adlouho odevzdano svemu H.
celu. Republikanska spraya
ln6sta slibovala budovu posta-
Niti "a 81, 800, 900, ale StoJl Jl2
dles $5,750,000,a to ieSte neni
otova. Podobne neporadky
Staly Sc j pri jinych stavbach,
3oko prl move nemocnici, kde
1bytecn6 jiz nyni prohospoda-
.ieno bylo $4,000.
Jinak jest volebni kampan
y pln6m proudu a Ma dneSek
hlaSeno jest ma 80 politickych
NoliGskych schulz. Y osadni 81
III sv. Prokopa promluvi kra-
Il IN J. j. Babka a take demo
lsraticky kandidat Haserodt. Y
onion skole. A. B. Sprosty, FIR
Syoboda a Charles koenig. v
come pi. Janostove, 4791 Reed
Ave. S. L. promluvi JONES Me
tlitka. pi. Babkova a radni Ka.
dleGek. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
HLEDA Sc

Pan Prochazka z Ivancic ma
Morave, necht' se pfihlasi v &.
3l62, w. GA. St. Nam pro ne
ho dobre zpravy. = Anton K.
Psylicek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-21
POZDRAV Z DALNE OKLA.
HOMY.

2 Lamontu, Okla, zasila
nam a ttenarstvu pohlednici s
pozdravem pi. Marie St6dron-
ska, jez sc nachazi ma vyletni
ceste Amerikou. Ia vzpomin-
ku mas dix.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-22
Inter State Fair Is
Grand State Social

| Aside from the ',expositiQR,
aside from the horse and autom'o-
bile races, and aside fz6m all at
tractione of an educational or
entertaining nature, the Chatta-
nooga Inter State Fair, October |
to 8, as an annual event has a
Significance all its own.
Each small community in the
state has, during the year, its
town meetings, socials and other
similar gatherings at which all
the folks may meet, renew ac-
quaintances, make new friends
and otherwise associate together
for their mutual pleasure and
benefit. The Inter State Fair is
the grand state social, and here
people from one end of the state
to another get acquainted and join
in a week of sightseeing and gen
eral jollifcation
All this is mighty good thing
from every standpoint. 1t brings
the country into touch with the
city, and the city into touch with
the country. The family which
moved from one town to another,
meets old neighbors at the fair, as
we'll as getting acquainted with
new neighbors. And SO it goes.
Fhe great lure of the Inter State
Fair is. perhaps, not its wonder
ful exhibits, but the knowledge
hat no matter whence one halls,
he is sure to meet friends.
In this way, the Interstate
Fair is doing service which
hardly can be measured in dollars
md cents. 1t is the community
Tearing house of the South-the
xalted and magnified town social
the county fair or community
multiplied many times.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-22
FAvORS Mr.. FORD

w. l.. Parks, of Sheffield, Ala.
was visiting relatives and friends
in the city last week end. Mr.
Parks says he hopes Henry Ford
will be the best bidder on the
Muscle Shoals project, as he has
been employee for the government
for the last four years, and, in his
opinion. that is the best for the
South. That for the progsess OF
the South the best interests de-
m4nds that all true Americans
should stand for Americanism
and for democracy as WE'LL. And
why not equal rights, and special
priviledges to none be sufficient? |?
The whole South is in the game.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-22
Cotton Climbs To
20 Cents a Pound

New Orleans, La, Sept. 90
An advance to 20 cents a pound
was reached in the cotton market
here today. The aduance ranged
from 68 to 79 points, with October
contracts touching a high point of
20 cents. The sharp gain of the
two days tempted some realizing
ard some selling from the long
side caused values to ease off a
few points, leaving the net ad-
vance A to 90 points.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-22
"a Lost Brick Kiln
AT Monterey

1t was a whole brick-kiln an
not wagon load thrown at me b.
Rev. Franklin Burns from Monte
rev
Truth is stranger than creature
of the imagination. He has founC
an old brick-kiln site that has sur
vived its own history or tradition
1t took me thirty years to Learn
who had a brick kiln a hundred
feet south Of where | now live,
and I've not yet learned what
building in Benton was built OF
| the brick made here. / do not
know where the old Methodist
church brick were burned-per-
haps here as this was MtCamy's
land, and McCamy was the main
one in building the church. | do
know from tradition where all the
other brick fof houses of Benton,
except DR. Nuchols', were burnt.
| wish it was so could accept
dear brother Burns invitation to
Monterey and fried chicken he
knew | was a Methodist. ] will
try to get him some Baptist fish
if he will visit me.
Our Methodist pastor has been
fishing has caught tip from the |
watery grave many new and old
Methodists 6shers by immersion.
May the Lord of Hosts put
many stars into the crown of such |
ishers-of men. as Walker and
Sprague and Franklin Burns.
am,
Very sincerely yours,
D. Glemmer.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-22
Try an advertisement in the
News for results.

be advanced by a live newspaper
And to be live paper, it must
have your support.
am very much grati6ed to see
a marked Improvement in the
newspapers Of the State. l believe
the people are beginning to more
fully realize the important part the
newspapers have in the develop
ment of the country. If your
home paper is not what you think
it should be, see if one of the
chief reasons Is not in the neglect
of those who should give it their
support and encouragement. 1t
costs money to run newspaper.
A community without live news
paper could not labor under q
greater handicap. Let your home
newspaper know that you will do
your part in its support, and do
not get the notion that you are
performing an act of charity when
you pay your subscription. You
are simply doing good business
and making a good investment.
When you appreciate your home
paper at its true worth< you will
class il as one of your indispens-
able local enterprises. The pros
perity Of the community in which
you live means much to you. Your
home paper means much in the
promotion of that prosperity.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-22
Supreme Court
Passes on Polk
County Cases

The supreme court heard mum
Der of cases from Polk county
Tuesday. Polk has one of the
largest dockets in the supreme
court this time than for wears.
The Hicks murder case and two
other cases have been transferred
to Nashville.
The full list of cases from this
county are as follows:
Chancery Causes--H. H. Har-
rSon ct al VS.. L. l.. Atkins, ct al.
transferred to Nashville.
State uses-CIyde Bnrris VS..
State, carrying pistol; heard.
Booster Fortner VS.. State, deser-
ton of wife and children; heard.
w. M. Pelfrey VS.. State, trans
porting three or more gallons OF
whiskev; reversed and remanded.
Charlie Fife VS.. the State, mnr-
der; heard.
A. NJ. Maloof VS.. State, viola
ting four-mile law; heard.
Hood Hicks VS.. the State, trans
ferred to Nashville.
Harrison Waters VS.. State, muF-
der; heard.
Fulton Waters VS., the State,
bone-dry law; heard.
Henry Hicks VS.. State, trans
porting whiskey; heard.
HI Paris Us. State yiolak,l
ng bone-dry law; heard.
Albert Wolfe VS.. State, violat-
ng bone-drv law; affirmed.
T. Z. Ball VS.. State. transport
ng whiskey; transferred to Nash
lille.