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The Washington times., 1921-03-18
md JIM CROW ACT
|. IS DECIDED ILLEGAL
Two CoIored Passengers Get
$500 verdicts Against W.
B. & A. for Eviction.

BY deciding that the Jim Crow law
OF Maryland is inapplicable to pas
sengers riding on interstate tickets,
Chief Justice Mccoy. of the District
Supreme Court, yesterday held Tor
naught rules and regulations or the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapois
Electric Railroad Company which
segregate white and colored passen-
gers on trips between Washington
and points I'm Maryland.
The ruling was made shortly before
the damage suits of William A. wal
ler and Fred Brooks. colored. against
the railroad company. were given TO
the Jury after three days trial before
teh chief justice. The jury returned
verdicts of $500 each in favor of the
plaintiffs against the railway COM
pany. Counsel for the company an
nounced Intentions of appealing the
case until the Supreme Court settles
the Jim crow question for this terri
tory.
The suits decided yesterday were
the first at the present session OF
court involving the validity os tho
so called Jim Crow laws, passed pN
nearly all the Southern states in az
attempt to compel railroads to pro
vide separate, though equal, accom-
moda tions for white and colored pas
seneers. The plaintiffs We're pas
sengers of the railway COMPANY Or
August O. 1917. and were put of "a,
Best Gate, Md, a few miles south ol
Annapolis at midnight because thcS
refused to accupy seats in the rear
of the car.
They each brought suit against the
company in the sum of $o,ooo. al,
leging unlawful eviction. and the ioca'
court decided that the eyictions We're
in fact. unlawful, the state law not
aplying to interstate passengers.
Counsel for the railroad company
based their defense upon the state
statute. Attorneys r. !. Miller. james
J. O'Leary and Raymond Neudecker
appeared for the plaintiffs. and At
torneys Littlepage and Taliaferro foi
the railway company. Trial OF the
cases was started Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1921-03-18
CITY CLUB BUILDING PLAN
PLEASES KIWANIANS
They Extend Congratulations on
Auditorium Feature. >.

The City Club was formally con-
graduated upon its attractive new
building project by the Kiwanis Club
at "A meeting or the latter organiza-
ton yesterday afternoon at the Wash
ington Hotel The 'kiwanis Club
showed particular delight over the
provision In the City Clubs proposed
home for an immense combination gym
nasium and auditorium, which would
be available for meetings of civic
organizations and other large gather
ings, such as national conventions.
BY unanimous vote the Kiwanis
club passed a resolution, introduced
by Roy J.. Ncuhauser. extending con =
gratuiations to the City Club. The
resolution follows
The Kimanis Club congratulates
the City~Club on its recently eXoress-
cd determination to begin construc-
tion of new downtown home, as
announced by the clubs ways and
means committee. Especially do we
note with much pleasure the pro
posed auditorium, TO be made avail
able for use OF ether civic organi-
zations."
The Washington times., 1921-03-18
D. c. TO OBSERVE WEEK
FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS

National Disabled Soldiers Week
will be observed from May 20 to June
4. inclusive.
The purpose of the week is to bring
the case of the ex-service man before
the nation, to assist the individual
disabled man and his family, to Sc
cure the passage OF legislation for his
beneft. TO secure hospitalizstion, and
to provide employment
The observance will be in charge
of the National Disabled Soldiers
League, acting in co-operaton with
each veteran, patriotic. and welfare
organization in every community
throughout the nation.
The Washington times., 1921-03-18
SELLS USED CAR EVERY
time HE INSERTS
WANT AID

"The way to dispose of used cars
quickly Is to advertise them In the
classified columns of'sThe Wash
ington Times. / have proved that
to my own satisfaction more than
once. and anyone who doubts 1t
can have the proof by making a
single test"
The speaker was w. T. Capps. 2lI
Morgan street northwest, who tele-
phoned tue Want Ad Manager. that
he was so pleased with the results
he obtained from his latest classi-
fed ad In The Washington Times
that he couldn't keep 1t to himself.
II always get splendid results" he
said, "and 1 wanted you and the
people Of Washington to know 1t. A
short time ago one insertion Of a
classified ad sold a Hudson car for
me, and yesterday l disposed of a
Maxwell touring car after the first
insertion OF my ad."
The Washington times., 1921-03-18
SCRIBES PLAN TO HOLD
CET-TOCETHER MEETING

: The penwomen and penmen Of
washington are going to stage get
together" meeting Sunday afternoon
at the National Press Club. Mrs.
william Athcrton Du Puy, president
Of the League of American Pen
Women, will preside.
Mrs. Grace Duffe Boylan Geldert
will give a number of readings, and
the musical end of the program Will
be upheld by the Washington Opera
Company Quartet.
THE Relation of Newspaper Writ
ing to Magazine Writing" viii he
the subject of an address by Mrs.
Henry w. Keyes.
The Washington Opera Company
Quartet consists of Frances Corey.
soprano; Clelia Fioravanti. contral.G;
Hilliard Carter, tenor. and Harlan
Randell, baritone.
The Washington times., 1921-03-18
2 WOMEN INJURED WHEN
AUTO CRASHES BUGGY

Two colored women were injured
yesterday evening when The buggy
in which they were riding was struck
by an automobile. operated. the police
say, by Frank Adams, 1882 Maryland
avenue northeast. The mishap oc-
Cured in front of the Bennings power
house.
The women. who were treated al
Casualty Hospital for cuts and bruises
gave their names as Katie castor
ffty-three. ~ Fenton street north
east: and Fannie Henderson fo' y
Ridge place northwest. Nelther one
Is in a serious condition.
The Washington times., 1921-03-18
n. Y. MAKES IT CRIME
= TO BRIBE BALLPLAYERS

ALBANY, n. Y, March ls-Gover-
nor Miller has made law the Kava-
naugh bill making it felony for any
one to offer a, professional ball player
q bribe to influence loss of game.
A player soliciting or accepting a
bribe will also be held guilty OF a
felony. The law becomes effective at
once
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
s5,OOO,OOO PUBLIC
UTILITY OFFERING
Milwaukee Electric Railway
and Light Sells Bonds to
Banking Syndicate.

The Milwaukee Electric Railway and
Light Company has sold $4,000 600 of its
twenty year y per cent. refunding and
first mortgage gold bonds series A to
syndicate OF bankers headed by Dillon,
Read & Co, who associate with them
selves in the distribution Harris. Forbes
4 90. and Spencer Trask & Co and they
offer the bonds to-day at 95 and interest
Ia yield approximately per cent. The
proceeds Of the issue win be applied 70
the reduction of floating Indebtedness in
CURED for property additions. Semi-an-
nual sinking fund will retire annually
per cent. of those bonds until June L,
1925, and IL per cent. annually there
after If obtainable at or under par and
accrued interest The issue Is redeem
able as a whole or in part by lot after
sixty days notice at the following prices
and accrued interest: TO and including
June l, 1922 at 101 "a per cent. there
after to and including June l, 1928, at
102 Y, per cent. thereafter 10 and in
Guiding June ]. 1924. at t0Sia per cent; !;
thereafter TO and including June l, 1925,
at 1O7la per cent: thereafter to and in
Guiding juno l. 1881 at los "a per cent. !;
thereafter 10 and including june !, 1885,
at 1903 = per cent. thereafter az lVl y
per cent
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Average Bond Prices
May 0, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
$4,000, 900 Tobacco onerins.

The National City Company is offer
ing 100000 of the Porto Rican -Ameri-
can Tobacco Company ten year per
cent. gold bonds, dated May %, 1921,
and maturing on May Is, 1881, at 100
and interest to yield s per cent. The
bonds will be direct credit obligation
of the company and constitute it's sole
funded debt presently outstanding II
the hands OF the public. They will be
secured specifically by deposit of the
entire capital stock of the Porto Rican-
American Tobacco Company or Porto
Rico and approximately 80 per cent.
of the capital stock of the Porto Rican
Leaf Tobacco Company. The proceeds
OF the issue will be used to fund the
company's present outstanding float
ing debt and increase its working capi-
tai. It's net income for 1920 available
for interest amounted to Sl,272,7a, or
So times the maximum annual interes'
requirements of the bonds. After Civ
ing effect to this financing the COM
pany's balance sheet as of December
81, 1920. shows total current and fixed
assets. less depreciation, of more thar
$40, 800, ooo of which more than s.. 100000
is net current assets.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Liberty Interest Due May 16.

Holders in this reserve district OF
interest coupons maturing on May i6
cut from second per cent. and second
iA per cent. Libertys and from 5ss per
cent. United States Treasury certifi-
Gates will receive approximately s22-
100000 in payment of the coupons II
they be cashed at that time. As fiscal
agent of the United States the Reserve
Bank is now prepared to receive such
coupons in advance of the payment
date Checks in payment of coupons
thus deposited in advance viii be ready
for delivery at $3.50 A. NJ, on May 16. or
member banks, II they so desire. may
have the proceeds, when due. credited
TO their reserve accounts on request.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
April transactions Gain.

April transactions In bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange aggregated
SETTLE. 900. contrasted with s222. 800. 600
in March and s341 .912, 900 in April 1920
Daily average sales Were. Miscellaneous
S3,549,346 Libertys. s520S.s0S. and all
bonds. sS,75S.154. Libertys totalled last
month s135. 429 900. against sl35. 81 900
in March and s271, 1852. 900 in April last
year. Sales Of French. Belgian. British
and Canadian bonds were Si0.7t5. 900.
against S12.07o000 in March. and S1S.-
eiS 900 in April 1920. Other European
issues amounted to S4.130,000, against
S4,50S.0 900 in March. Japanese Govern
ments were s2.330 .000 against So, 2,90t. 900
in March, and S5,490.000 in April, 1920
Mexican issues were s1.340.000, con
trasted with less than S500.000 In March
All Government loans were 1854, 900.
or 67.9 per cent. Of the grand total.
Domestic corporation bonds traded In
were s73.097. 900. against S64.574.000 in
March and $45.s22.00 in April. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
COMMITTEE FOR FREE
TOLLS LEGISLATION
Favorable Report Will FoiloD
Senate Hearings.
sp.eial peapalah . rmn Nrw Yonk IIrn.lp
NV FUFN fFFNFW NUFFWWs
Washington. ". c.. MAY y.

Washington. ". g.. May ..
Legislation providing for free tolls
through the Panama Canal for Amer
ioan shipping win be reported foyorably
10 the Senate following brief hearings,
the date not yet fixed Il was indicated
at meeting OF the senate Committee
on fnteroceanic Canals to-day
Senators Poindexter and Jones
twash.) appeared az tho meeting 70
make brief statements concerning bills
they have introduced On the subject and
Urged the Importance Of favorable action
because Of the benefit on the develop
inent OF the American merchant marine.
After some discussion members n the
committee decided that while there was
gnrdc Information alrendy developed HI
f,-.aer testimony on tho subject Il would
4e better policy II hearings were allowed
J, persons who might wish to appear.
Nth this understanding the committee
left IL to the chairman, Senator Borah
CIdaho) to make announcement Of tho
date Of hearings.
senator Borah said later that further
action will be deferred until the emer-
rency tariff bill and the naval appro-
pri.tton bills are disposed ot
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
SUGAR STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
iGc.: wisconsin single Daisies. fresh, f'n
ls5c. double Daisies. fresh. 1Id'Si1c.i
Young Americas fresh tS11gc.

iec; Wisconsin, single Daisies. fresh 10
lsise.. double Daisies. fresh. i'ais'1c.i
Young Americas fresh fsn19c.
EGGs--Fresh gathered. extras, dozen, soc.
storage packed. extra firsts. .si9n2ac.
firsts, e1a2sc. fresh. extra firsts, a7masc
rFsl, Storage 90 Saspsd So sss0"r' 2s@ fssua
packed. No. /. 2an2aisc.i No. 2, i91ainc
checks, fair TO choice. dry. .oa.ic; duck
ssst larsh 1iao csroliDa. a5asss. c western, Zen
tucky and Tennessee. 30d34c.: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites. extras, 33I34c.: extra fifsts JIG.
firsts. oaGsIc.: gathered whites, frsts
TO extra firsts, 2ed32c.; under grades, 10
2se Pacfs cssst east Yhise sru,s esgss s4ss ohs
Western and Southern, gathered whites. 26~
3oc.: State. Pennsylvania and nearby West
cred brown and mixed coiors. graded extras
Soc: firsts 10 extra firsts. 25isn2sfsc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dbl. s3@i2: South
cassnc 'SsSs , SoTas s ;ssogssSo ss csl.
ssa a o'G 80 iss iss ss Icas i.aS nd Bag
soasnssn s8mg sSesi 5srSs $751; ssas sst vans. es
s3dI.
POULTRY. DREssED--rREsH kILl.ED--
Chickens. California broilers. lb.. sc
soc. bbls.. ssgssc old cocks. eo1esc
TURKEYS, aoasoc. DUCKS, Long Islsnd,
e RSssSD ss TpozTfSscSsns TNes soas so.r. so
e5Qi2c. flyers. s6I3sc, roastsrs. 3514sc
fowls 25a37c.; old cocks, isa23c capons'
Sd"c lureyy we.,srs .oaso' sc sass'
POULTRY, LIvE-Turkeys poor. Other
freight poultry without change. Fowls,
freight. asc:; express, 3eo4oc broilers,
ROSTERS. freight. aee. turkeys. freight. asci
duoks, freight. 2od22c.' express. anu2te
Nuscoyey lse; geese. freight. is0iec
Gulneas, pair. ooc; rabbits, express, 10.
.on3-c.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
TOBACCO STOCKS.
SUGAR.

The raw sugar market advanced YES
terdsy isc. on sales OF 1000 tons OF San
Domingos to the American Sugar Re-
fineries Company at 3 tac. G. I. T.. equal
TO 4.77c. duty paid At the close OF the
day there were no further offerings at
that level. holders being disposed to
await tariff Developments. At the same
time. however, the demand was not great
although brokers reported q considerable
Improvement I'm business in refined
sugar.
List prices for granulated range from
6.30c. to 640c., those refiners quoting
G50c. at the close OF last week having
reduced prices 10 points.
The range Of prices In yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Philadelphia Asks Bids.

The city OF Philadelphia will receive
until May % sealed proposals for a
81 10000 loan made up as follows:
$S,oo0.oo0 of fifty year per cent regis
tered and coupon bonds due on May
10. 1871; 100000 OF thirty year per
cent. registered and coupon bonds, due
on May 16 1851, and 100000 OF fifteen
year per cent. registered and coupon
bonds. due on May l6. 1895.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Trading on smaller scale.

The vigorous demand for bonds evil
dent at the close OF last week was lack
ing yesterday and trading was on a
much smaller scale Railroad bonds at
tracted most attention and moved
slightly higher. with ST. Louis and San
Francisco, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesa-
peake and Ohio and Pennsylvania is
sues the most active Mexican IS fea-
tured the foreign bond list and adj
varccd from 1885 70 above 20 on an un-
usually large volume Industrials were
neglected and eased of fractionally.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
New Woodbury. County Issue.

". NJ Grant q Co are Offering new
issue or $i00, 900 Of Woodbury. county
Iowa. ) per cent. highway bonds, due
In various maturitles from May J, 1922,
20 May J.. 1895 inclusive, and Of
fered at prices TO yield 6.25 to per
cent The bonds are general oblea-
ton Of the county, payable from taxes
levied against ell taxable property In t..
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
PRODUCE.

BEA>~-NlarroW, choice. 100 lbs.. 500;
red kidney. 40. .T5das5. white kidney, Sl2.5ou
s13
H.. 9dL n,1C. extras ~ score. sec. firsfs.
s2n3Jc seconds osu3fc.; lower grades.
gan2Ic.. unsaltcd, higher than extras, $50
este. extras. 3,T3Ii~c.. firats. 32n36c.
seconds .Sd30c. hold OF storage, firste. 2pU
aac. seconds 2tl 2Sc. lower grades. .ou
19c. state dairy, tubs. finest, 3iad3Jist. /;
Good 10 prime, 3id3dc.i common to fair. .2a
SOC renovated. firsts. 25d26c.. ladies. cur
rent make, firsts 22i10 23c, seconds. 1910
100. lower grades, iIqlSc packing stock,
current make. No. /. fsiknfac.; No. >. isc.
lower grades, ftMfTc.
CHEESF.-statc. who. milk, short held.
lsn2oc fresh specials. lTniIisc.; ayetH &c
run. i6ui6Iso lower grades. ii,t4i5iac. /.
swins, fresh specieis, iTc.. average run.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
No Bids Received.

No bids were received to-day by the
city Of Cincinnati for the sf.500. 900 OF
IT'S per cent twenty and two-thirds 70
forty-hve and two-thirds year optional
rapid transit railway construction bonds
or by the Cincinnati Southern Railway
Company's trustees for the $3.50. 900 Of
its ) per cent. forty-four year bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
BONDS In STOCK EXCHANGE
AIAN

MONDAY, MAY 9, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
METALS.

ON the New York Metal Exchange
tin was easy and Straits and
Straits shipments were quoted at SO
se.75: Standard at Si.50 a $3.50. and
90 per cent. AT S0@31.50. Copper was
quiet spot and May, l2.25G " ana
June. 12621a dts. Lead was htm
New York spot, a $40. and East st.
J .ous spot, 40 a 40 Zine was duli'
New York spot. go. and East - LOUIS
mot % asked
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
ADDS s7oi.ii7 10 SURPLUS.

An America Cables. Inc, during the
first quarter Of the current year added
s701, ,1tT04 10 its surplus, according TO
statement which II issued yesterday.
The company's net revenue during the
period was s1.S0S,sSs.52 its deductions
FOR cable repairs. replacements plant and
equipment, reserve for pensions. losses
on foreign exchange and reserve FOR in
come taxes s7g0.419.iS. and It's divi-
dends, sss7.2p3.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
stT, a. sanFrar
issss 80 91ts h s91hF 6h
NJ A Oat I&C Series O
Rtd AZ 1891 SO
KILLED ELorEp, cErs 20 yRs.

wlfred Reisslug, IS, of ,ii borop.ue
avenue. inwood, H. - was sentenced
yesterday by Justice Lewis +. Fawcett
IN the Queens County supreme Cour to
not less than twenty years in sag Sirg
for the killing Of Rudolph Ben2ler at
Jamaica on March 3 last. ON October
4. 1890, Reissing eloped from Buffalo
with Mrs Benzler. and went to 1uwood
where ne lived with her until discover a
by Bennler on tho 6ey Of the shooting.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
CABLES.
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
PENNsYLvANuA OIL MARKET.

on CRY. May e--Credit balances.
s3.5o. Runs. 1929: average tt9s1.
Shipments, s9.t56 average, ~ .222.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
POULTRY. DRrssED-rREsH KILLED
LIVE STOCK AND MEAr PRICES.

Common to prime steers, too H.. 3 i.ovd n.,,i
Common 10 choice bulls, 100 IDS 5.50n ,aS
Common TO choice cows. 100 H.. 2.V0n ,2a
Common TO prime vcals. 100 ID. = s.o1u 10 on
Common 10 prime sheep tewesl,
100 M. Observation-Disclosures 5000 400
Common to prime lambs, 100 ib. s. g.vpfni22s
Southern spring lambs, 100 b.. .S1tOpuf5.W
Live hogs. 100 ib..............., 5000 a.i5
Dressed beef. steer sides. lb..... IA i,c.
city dressed veals, lb...s. l2M22c.
pressed mutton III ......4.... t.ni6c,
i,resSed y.ethers Ii. ........... iGmf1c.
1,rsasrd lambs t'f4f ib........ gvs. .sc.
pressed spring lambs. IS..------. as1S3a.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
COFFEE.

The range OF prices In yesterdays $
coffee futures market follows:
Range OF prices Satur-
Open. Hieh. Low. Close day
Juiy........ sos G.ia f0S 61i-t2 GOO
September. 6.46 aaa G46 6.5i-J2 6.19
CABLES.
Rio futures unchanged. Dollar rate 100
lower at 1890 Exchange a-S2d. higher at
I-i6d Receipts 10000 bags and stock
200 bags. Santos futures unchanged TO
- reis lower. Receipts 5000 bags and
stock 2,ni2 900 bags. Receipts at the ports
were $4,000 bags. against i4,coo last year
and 1900 two years ago. Sac Paulo had
81. 900, against 1000 and 1000. and Jundahy
$4,000. against 5000 and 10000 bags respec-
ftxfof
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Ore Wash RR&
Pacific OF Mo IS
- set

Packard M Car
Co Sc
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
crew IevicL Offering.

shonnard, Mills & CO. arc Offering
81 500 900 of the Crew bevick COM
pany's first mortgage 8 per cent sinking
fund gold bonds dated August /. 1916.
and due on August | 1891 The bonds
arc secured by h first mortgage on all
property owned BY the company IN fee
or hereafter acquired and by pledge of
oil leases and stock Of subsidiaries eX-
cept directors qualifying shares. Net
earnings or the company for 1920 were
more than three and quarter times in
terest charges on its bonds outstanding.
YOUR Situation Wanted Al. IN the Want Ad
section of The Herald should put you IN
touch with Just the sort of people with whom
YOU wrvfid like - connect Try one---Adr.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01
SEEK RESTORATION
OF PRE-WAR TRAIN
luion CITY Lions Club >ta1e' Move
mens for Extension q SsssSve-

Al meeting 81 thc Lions Clul last
Tuesday, Nc~sr~. Claude Walker. *. NJ
lslcr and Perry Jones. q Hicknaii.
wt.rc rrc~rnf a. guests 81 TIE club ~
az. Interest 81 m exfrusion ~ service
on the ~ a. a - L. Railway froin
Nashville o. t'nicn CITY and Hickman
Iscforc tlle war the night train on
fhe Hickman branch 81 the y. =. A -.
~ I<y. WAS discontinued Repealed
efforts sincc the war have hccn made
o. restore TIE ~rrvice without results.
Glenn Eursiick u chairman - = com
mltfce who have lrccn working through
the Lion~' club % reach tn ofhcia y
of TIE rad a. Ct a hearing On this
matter. The ofncials have always hccu
kinliy Disposed and thoroughly cour-
trou~. hut declined Tor The reason that
TIM ~crvlcc rcuue~fcd could not -
granted ON the grounds that n would
entail Enanciaf lbs o. the road-
~ the meeting hast Tuesday u was
rrrrno~rd a. Organize All 20 the towns
aour the rond wcsf ~ Hollow Rock
AFFECTED ny this service and with
~y~fcnnfi@ cTnrt ~rck ont and assemble
rrsnf % existing ana prospective Dll~i-
ness that II may - drveiopcd for the
nlEht train run On this road and then
sul.mif this prc.f In an official and In
scill>cnt manner % the officials ~ The
Rad
Mr.. Eurslick AIR. walker and others
frc confdcnf that some good results
may come out ~ these cfforfs. one
thing n certain. conditions arr bound
a. improve from now On and business
- hound Go inrrcase
The fret Il that this eervicr was dis.
srntInrci when thu y. q. a -. l. By.
s;rvplurci the through train service %
HEN his in~fcai - Hickman a. here
tn<nrn. ami with " M ~ the accum-
p2nyIng incidcnlals. buf union City
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

and Hickman are stin on the main line
10 paducah. and this service should be
developed with biSEfr and better things.
-Jnlon cts Commercial
Thcsc trains. orc leaving Hickman M
night and one arriving IN Hickman In
the morning. were taken of during the
war. when conscrt alton ~ materials.
fuel and labor was ucccSSary- They
were the most desirable trains on the
division from the standpoint q Hick-
man business. and efforts have ben
made O. have the service rc-c-fabll>hcd,
but they were unsuccessful II - o. -
hoped that the business men ~ Hick-
man viii cei behind the movement ~
co-oIeratioii with those q Union tst@
and other towns along the line IN an
effort 10 convince the y. q 4 :. l..
nfariale - the need Tor this extension
~ service on the Hickman Paducsh a.
rI~iuu.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

In conversation humour + moro
han wir. casinos more than knows-
etrr: few deslre 70 learn. or 20 think
they need "a: all desire 20 be pleased
ar. II not. 10 be easy--SIr W Temple
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

Distress after. eating = due 20 had
Digestion. Ifcrl,inr helps the digestive
proccSs. clears the system ~ impurities
and restores a feeling Il viror and buo-
vnnfy ~ spirits. rricc. coc- Sold by
Hickman DruE 60.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

srecial services for children "a the
Ffrsr Methodist Church next sunday
afferuoon az > O'Clock. All the children
n the city are invited 20 come andh bring
n nackace u rusty. crooked nails.
r. A. Tucker. Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

The poem under analysis was Ten
nvsou's The Hrook- and the pupils
were asked 70 write a sentence con
tanning the words SOW and .hern--
one small pupil turned IN this cne-
a little girl know had an awful
ccot don. hut n wasn't hern--