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is CORED TO DEATH
BY AN ANGRY BULL
Augusta County Farmer X Found In
Bnrnynrd Fatally
Injured

STAUNTON. VA, Aug. 1S.-Fune-
raj services for Daniel w. Driver.
who was gored to death by n bull
yesterday. will be held from the
Springdale Mennonite Church Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Driver Mus found fatally in
jred in his bnrnyard, cru!npled up be-
side The barn. He died while being
brought here to a hospital. He was
SO years of age.
He leaves two brothers, one OF
whom is Fred Driver. manager of the
Waynesboro Creamery; one sister and
his mother, Mrs. Molly Driver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
SEIZE LIQUOR SHIP
IN CLEVELAND PORT
ID ry Agents Patrol Lake
Erie, Watching for
Second Vessel.
4 MEN, 4 WOMEN HELD
Federal Officers Looking for
Men Declared to Be Ring
leaders.
4 MEN. 4 WOMEN HELD
IEy Associa,od prnssl |

CLEVELAND. OHIO. AUG. lS.-The
Cleveland police ana Federal officials
are patrollins the shore OF Lake Erie
tonight looking for the arrival of .
second whisky Smuggling craft from
ChnadH. Such Il craft is said by the
cleveland police To have left Ca
rtGian port with a second cargo OF
liquor before IL could be notified that
the Venice. seize! earlier in the day.
had been apprehcndcd ana it's carr !.
coniiscatcd
Agents Seek Men.
Federal Prohibition Agent Count.
OF Cleveland. also is looking for men
in Cleveland. Montreal and Toronto
ship liquor across Lake Erie from
Canadu.
The principal figure among those
arrested in the seizure OF the Venice
is Captain William l.. Curry, who
admits, according 10 police. that he
was also master OF the steam Yacht.
Tranauillo, carrying IA cargo of liquor
seized at Lakewood. suburb of
Cleveland. some weeks ago by the
Lakewood police.
Included In Crew.
The crew Of the Venice included
four men and four women. Three OF
tue women were wives OF members OF
the crew. The women explained
their presence on board the Venice
by saying they understood the yacht
wa going on pleasure trip.
The Venice, according to it's papers.
formerly was owned by former Gov
crnor Frank l-owden, OF Illinois.
Charges against the Venice and It's
master have been brought under both
State and Federal laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
CANADIAN STEAMER
SINKS in COLLISION
Freight Craft Goes Down After Strik.
Ing Dominion Conl
shin.
inv Associutcd Press. I

QUEBEC. Aug. IS.-The Canadian
governments freight steamship. Ca
madam Recruit, was sunk off Stone
Pillars at the Traverse in collision
tonight with the steamship Maski-
nonge, OF tho Dominion Coal Com
panys service.
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pope Names Auxiliary bishop.
GBy Associated Prcss.l

I by NSSOCIIltU lTCSS,l
ROME, Aug. lS.-Pope Benedict has
appointed Monsignor John Dunn to
be auxiliary Bishop of>New York. 1t
was announced at the Vatican today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
DECLARES NATION
MORE PROSPEROUS
THAN EVER BEFORE
DR.. Daniel Thrills Southern
Merchants Here With
Business Talk.
CHICAGO MAN DEFENDS
RESERVE BOARDS ACTS
A. l.. NJ. Virgins Elected to
Head Association on Final
Day Of Session.

IN an address tccming with whole
som" 'nsi". - inc Delegates attend
ing tn" nnnl session of the Southern
Retail Merchants Conference vcster
day morning. DR. y. W. Daniel. Of
Clemson College. ;. G.. spoke orr The
New Day in Business" He SAID ,h.r.
were more people in the South riding
n automobiles over Il greater mileage
good roads than ever before in
tie history Of the nation. and ne pre-
dicted bright future for busincss in
the South and the nation, If tho mcr-
chptiis continue fair and uprigh, in
their dealings with tho public.
r. Il. Moon. OF Chicago. cha.np!oncd
the cause or tho Federal reserve sys-
tom, which had been criticized by
Governor Davis in his welcoming adj
dress TO the conference.
business Is not paralyzcd. busI-
ness hasn't stopped, there il no
panic nor is the country on the verge
OF one. he declared business has
merely :altcrcd under the laws Of
action and reaction. rs uncomfortable
as the laws of gravity. and / do not
believe the Federal Reserve Board
has made any serious mistakes. II
WAS right in curtai!ng credit. 1t
exercised splendid Judgment and
took the hest method To get inflated
and artificial values down of that
hin from which Il tumble was in
evliablc."
Defends American Farmer.
tp
quarters that the farmers had pron-
tcered during the past several gears.
:. +. Austin. Of Nashville, y. c., said.
The farmer Is entitled 10 the cos, OF
production. plus reasonable profit,
and he Il not getting II today. Much
of tho money he made during the
world war went toward building OF
his farm. in the installation Of modern
convcnienccs which make his home
life more attractive"
The conference went on record in
structing the secretary nf the con
ference to get in touch with all Con-
-r.ssmen from the Southern states
and request them TO use their lest
efforts IN aiding Ucnry Ford secure
the munitions plant AT Muscle shoals.
Ma
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing ycar: y. l.. NJ Wig
gins. Of iiartsvllc. s G.. president;
" = Parks. OF Park slcy. Va, first vice
I-%sidcnt: \. r. Cannon. Of Ayden. :.
c.. second vice president: w z. Foab-
ncy. OF Richmond. secretary. and w.
II. snyder. Of Charlottesville. assist
ant secretary.
l.. - SAdnor on Board.
The following members oi the
board of directors were reelected TO
serve another term: l. :. Bass, Mid
lothian: X. NJ Eiges, Lumbcrton. y.
t.: H. {. Bridges. Conway. y. C.; L.
:. Eristow, Urhanna. Va; :. i. Cokcr.
iIartsvilc, :. C.; Med. Holiday. Dunn.
y. C.: J. l.. Jones. Sheppard w. Il.
lContinMed ON Page 5. Col. s..
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NO DECISION on PEACE
UNTIL. MONDAYS MEETING.

DUBLIN, Aug. lS--Although the
members OF the Irish Republican,
Parliament dclibcrated at the Man
sion House for three hours this
morninE, and came together again
for three hours tonight. there was
no discussion of the attitude to be
adopted toward the proposals. and
the announcement made when the
evenings session was concluded in
dicatcs that no decision relative 10
peace can he looked for before Mon
day.
There will he no sittings OF the
Dali Eircann tomorrow and Saturday.
the otlica, announcement said, the
time being devoted to meetings OF
subcommittces. Monday. however, the
private sitting OF tho Parliament Will
he resumed, and the business on the
aEendn will he the peace negotia-
tionS.
Consider Minister'S Reports.
Todny's time was taken UP with
considera tion of reports submitted by
the various ministers of the Rcpub-
lican Cabinet. The reports OF the
minister's require II great deal OF cN-
planation, as not only the eighty new
deputies are unaCquainted with them.
hut many older members who spent
the greater part of the past year III
iail. internmcnt camps or In the hills
with the Irish Republican army, are
unfamiliar with the machinery of the
Republican governments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

Excursion, Sept. srd-5tb
Id trip from Richmond. s4.00.
. r., FN& sP.- r. r. Ticket Agents
Particulars. advertisement.
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,continucd on Page 10. Col. -
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The Weather

Fair today and tomorrow, slightly
cooler In cnst portion
today.
tFor weather report see Editorial pagel
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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
SPORT NOTES

That Babe Ruth's home run In the
eighth inning of Mondays game be-
tween tho Yanks and the Tigers
was the longest hit ever made in the
history of baseball. according to
John Foster, former secretary OF
tho Giants. who has been in biz
league baseball for more than 80
years, and by Alex Munroe Elias,
baseball statistician.
Tho distance from homo plat6 To-
the centerfeld fence at the Polo
grounds Ia 416 feet. Ruth's hit car
ried over 20 feet over this mark,
making n total distance OF 436 feet,
n new worlds record. Several years
ago ice Jackson, of tho Chicago
White Sox. hit ball over the right
field fence between tho first and
second flag poles. This was con-
sidered the longest hit ever mado
Mt the Polo grounds.
Another long hit on tho historic
field was made by Fred Merkle. who
drove the ball over the leftfeld
fence, n distance OF 400 feet.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
The Los Angeles Fiobt sneoiar
The Inquirina Reporter

George Tritt, the foreign CORE
spondent of the Margate Citv Free
Lance. was a visitor at Carp's joint
yesterday. While in the dining room
OF the little cottage he piped a pie
ture of Georges and Jim Corbett
standing side by side.
Il know this fellow with Carp"
said Tritt, pointing TO Corbett. "He
is a ham actor"
Some one said that it was Jim
Corbett, tie fighter.
He was a fighter ah?' said Tritt
with surprise. rs that So"
He was heavyweight champion
OF the world" said Willie Lewis.
Is that so?'' piped Tritt, witt
his gap wide open.
Yes, he licked the great John T..
Sullivan" added Lewis
rs that so?" ch3rped Trftt AGAIN
Hail. an hour later he was at the
telegraph station at Great Neck
crush this to the Margate CITY Free
Lance, said Tritt to sam Mason
the operator, as he handed him the
big story Of the day.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
WAYNESB0RO TAKES A
THRILLER FROM S0X;
kIMMIck THE STAR
Our Sixth Inning Rally Offset
BY Ninth Inning Rally.
NEW S0UTHPAW IN BOX

Martinshurg lost real, old time
hall game-the sind you talk about
Tor weeks TO come. With Waynes-
horo leading by one run up to the
fifth, Lerian, the Villagers snappy
catcher, popped homer out OF the
lot and increased it to two Martins
burg punched their three lonely
hits, and assisted by an error push
Cd over the large total OF four runs,
putting the score on a 4 to basis
in their favor Everything went fine
Until the fatal last half of the ninth.
y 3en after one run had already
been scored kimmick. third base.
man for the Villagers comes to bat
with Cont on second base. Two
men were out and he WAS all that
need be disposed of, and when Jen.
sen had two strikes and one ball on
him, the Blue SoX breathing easier.
and began figuring about what ting
they would get back to Martinsburg,
and then kimmick picked the next
enc out and it went GUITAR out-of
the lot, and both he and Cont
walked in with broad smiles OF sat
isfaction. Our old friend 60 Lefty
Clarke was on the mound for them
and held the smuggling Blue Sox to
thee hits. Jensen new left-hander
from Perth Ambroy, \. J., was on
the slab for Martinsburg. and kept
his hits well seattered-it was the
homefs that ruined his day.
Peek Lerian, former Baltimore
0riele. also featured with a home
run and a single Score:
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16

from me. hanging around moving
picture studios didn't do him any
good. The best proof of this was his
fight against Brennan, an ordinary
fighter. If Brennan found 1t easy 10
hit Dempsey why can't Carpenter
who Is twice as good as Brennan?
And don't forget that Carpenter
will put everything he has behind
every punch he let's loose. Ha al
ways does. I'm betting that Georges
speed and punch will dazzle Demp-
sey. That's why I'm stringing with
the short enders. It's going to be
the greatest punching fight that
heavyweighte ever fought and ]
wouldn't be surprised TO SEQ II oyer
after six or seven rounds" IA
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
Rosenlont.

hOSemOnt.
Saturday, interviewer vs.. Blair at
Blairton.
Saturday. Juniors Us. South End
at Lambert's Field
The y. NJ. c. A. baseball team
drew closer to the leaders in the
city League race last night when
they defeated the Dekkies in a twi-
light game at Rosemont Park by
the score of s to 0. Reed Butts OF
Jones Spring pitched a fine game
for the y. NJ. c. a. Jeo Ward, for
mer manager of the Blue Sox play.
ed short for the Y. team. The fea-
ture of the game was the home run
Of Catcher Tom Mckeefry of the
Y. who made the circuit around the
bases on an infield hunt and n ser.
les Of erratic pegs by the DolSkles
infeld. The Y, and Dokldes will
play again on Friday night.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
DEMPSEY IS
FAV0RITE WITH
BILLY ROCHE
BY TAD
Written for International News
Gerui1A

Written for International News
Service
New York, June 14.-IHliy Roche
picks Carpenter to win over Demp-
sey with X. o. July 2.
Billy, you'll remember had 1t ring
Of fighters in the days when Nc
Govern. Layigne and Dixon were
mtt kings. lie knows fighters back.
ward. He Is student Of the game.
I've only seen Carpenter box n
few times" he says to me. but
have to string with him. He boxed
for me twice on the other side in
shows ] ran for the soldiers and
then later I saw him whip LAWN
sky He's big enough TO whip any
man alive. He's n fighter There
isn't anything he needs. He doesn't
have to weigh ton to become
heavyweight champion.
"A man around IT'S pounds is big
enough This Frenchman will be
.hore or thereabout when he faces
ipmpsey.
He's about as pretty boxer as
over saw for big man. He can
hit too. Look over his record and
ou'll convince yourself. Any time
Jhcy knock n man cold with one
sock there's something behind It.
lie stung Levinsky the first time no
hit him and there wasn's much
fight left in the battler after that.
Gle made Bomb Wells kiss the
canvas twice and twice listen to the
count Of ten One hugt on fha kia.
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Blanks Frederick

Frederick. Md, June 1G.-Cham-
befshurg batted King and Shuttle
worth hard and won easily from
Frederick, IL to 0 Wednesday. Shut
tleworth succeeded King in the
sixth after the visitors had lead
of nine runs While the home team
secured eight hits off Bowman, all
we're scattered.
The visitors played an errorless
game, while Frederick had a total
Of eight misplays. 1t was Kings
first defeat of the season. Score:
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scored.
Haynesboro :. ....1Qo 001 003-5
Martinsburg :. 400 004 000-4
Two base hits-Glarke. Neun, Bro
PHI Home runs-Lerian Kimmick
Sacrifces-'Shipley. Kimmick. Bases
On balls-On Clarke. A: off Jensen.
= Struck out-By Clarke. i: by
Jenson. .. Left on bases-Martins-
burg, 3; Waynesboro. 2. Passed ball
-nastling Hit by pitcher-Blaek.
Gmpire-Earle Time 1.55.
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Two Wins For Haoerstown

Hanover. Pa, June 1..--IIagers.
town trimmed Hanover twice We'd
nesday by the scores of to and
/ TO 3. In the first game the champs
hit Robinson freely, while in the
second Baehman had the local bats
men ennEsfnq Score.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
Totals
20 s Is 2713
Hanover.

Three base hits-Cadden, McCue.
Two base hits-Beaudoin. Berry.
stolen bases-McCue, Dysert, Layne
f2). Pedone, Gardner. Sacrifice hits
-Quandell, Pedone ~. Struck out
By Robinson, 5: by Berry. I Bases
on balls-Off Robinson, 3. Umpires
MCGOWAN and Rutland. Time / As.
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|b|TS 0 SPORT.
xtStxt q

'T'was a famous victory" says
Waynesboro.
Darn shame Kid Kimmick didn't
emulate our other hero Casey, in
stead OF Babe Ruth.
Jensen, our new Irish twirler
from Jersey state, looked good in
the box and was tight in pinches
but many big league pitcher has
lone down before the mighty hat.
The Blue Sox had only ore error
in their error column.
Some day We'll get mad and break
Lefty Clarke's jinX, that seems to
be hanging over us. Here's hoping,
anyway.
Some bird now states for Carpen-
tier that ne has the forehead of the
mighty Napoleon-but, at that, Nap.
py had his waterloo.
We're getting suspicious of Man.
aver Mike and his Champs lately.
Already they have men that have
been in higher than Class D Ball.
They are Mowery, Hurley. Gardner
Pedone. Dysert and Gardner Al
men with the exception. probably.
of Gardner, have played the stipu.
lated ten games. Then again. how
can they hire these chaps when
other teams couldn't afford to carry
them. Athey. while rounding into
shape, has been sent on a scouting
tour through the sticks" to see If
he can't dig up some more players.
Manager Mike is determined to
climb out OF that cellar position. re.
sardless of limits.
Phillips, who was released bV la.
eerstown has been signed UP on the
Chambersburg Club.
The Dempsey dieting system e,aes
back to the days ef ancient Rolas.
when they starved the liona ~
make EN- wild.
Mike and Tom. the Gibbons broth
ers are playing double-headers in
the X. 0. league.
Look out for Bob Martin-he's
coming fast
The Los Angeles Fight Special
Spike Robinson, who is secretary
to Doc SchWab, writes as and SAYS
that the Docs special to the fight
will be a Ill.
The throw-away card with the adj
reads as follows:
SPECIAL FIGHT TRAIN
Round Trip Tickets. $4,000
Includes railroad fares, sleepers.
meals. five days hotel lodging in
New York City and ringside seat.
Train leaves Los Angeles via
Santa Fe Sunday, June 25. Back to
Los Angeles Saturday. JULY Q.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores of Yesterday

Washington. z; 81. Louis, Z
Chicago, 7; New York. >.
Cleveland. G; Athletics, ;.
Detroit-Boston (rain)
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Standing of the Clubs
DIRECTORS To MEET

The Board of Directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will hold an
important meetin gtomoTow at !
p. m. at the Chamber Office in the
Shenandoah Valley Bank Building.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores OF Yesterday

Boston. 8; st. Louis. 0.
Brooklyn, Z; Pittsburgh, 3
Cincinnati. 4; Philadelphia.
New York. 6; Chicago. 2.
az innings.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16

Mrs. i. A. Welsh and children OF
Keyser. are guests of Mrs. Welch's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Ed
wards, West Burke street.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Yesterday Scores.

Sd; Hanover. 5.S.
WaynSboro. 5; Martinsburg.
Chambersburg. II; Frederick, 0
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
TodaY,s Games.

Martinsburg at Wayneshoro
Chambersburg at Frederick
HagerstowH at Hanover.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
Today's Schedule

Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York ut Chicago.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16

= W VNUVII - - y
---- -
Totals -. ....25 ; u 10 /
lBatted for Needham
2Batted for Storm.
Hagerstown -. ...=..t9l3 goo o.
Hanover -. ........I02 600 0--3
Stolen base--GoG, gladden.. Struck
out-By Storm. =; by Bachman, 8.
Sacrifice hits-Beaudoin. Goif, Gard.
ner. Russell, Dysert. Bases on balls
of Bachman, /. Empires Nc
Gowan and Rutland Tme-t12.
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j. As u II q 10 {
Frederick,

Totals -. ..32 0 s q u &
9hambersburg -. ..321 003 030--12
Frederick . .......000 600 000--0
Two base hits Satterlee, Hinch-
man. stolen bases-Mullen ca.
Sacrifice hits Fuhrey. Thomas
Bowman. Struck out-By King. 5;
by Shuttleworth, / !; by Bowman, A.
Bases on balls-On Bowman. .
Left on -Chambeeburg, .;
Frederick, I. Double plays-Bow-
man to Reynolds to Satterlee;
ITinchman 10 Satterlee. Time i 40.
UNDERGRADUATES
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16
Today's Schedule

ouay's 5cheduIe
St. Louis at Washington
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16

Totals -. 20 4 26 II /
*Neun out. hunted third strike.
Two out when winning run was
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Read the Martinsburg Journal.
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CITY league.
Standing Of the Teams.

TTTs WETN y TTTTUIT-
Friday, Y. NJ c. A. vs.. Dokkies at
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16

Look out for Bob Martin-he's
coming fast
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-16

Mike and Tom the Gibbons broth
efs are playing double-headers in
the X. 0. league.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03

Immediate construction Of the 2s
miles Of concrete roads TO he built In
the Airline special road district soufh
Of Charleston will be possible IL Cong
ress will appropriate federal aid money
20 Missouri during the next ten days
According TO the state highway depart
ment. road construction to the extent
* between $2.5O0O00 and $1,000. 900
viu begin within ninety days II i'm
mediate action Il taken In Washington.
Mississippi County's project. involving
fbe expenditure Of $4,000. being one
q those included in the budget
The fact that Missouri II ready TO
rroceed with this work was announced
Wednesday by Hiram Lloyd lieufen-
nnf-governor. in telegram TO Secretary
- Commerce Hoover who had previous
n wired the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
Squire what road projects In Missouri
oould Be started within ninety days II
cuuxress made prompt appropriations
ne telegram anid that this step had
oecn suggested to President Harding by
Hoover's commission on unemployment
No., Enterprise-C Courier
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03
WAR SECRETARY REVIEWS
CASE OF OBIOS NAN

The determined action OF Senator
Kenneth Mcclellan and his personal ap-
peal to Secretary Of War Weeks We'd
ncsday- viii IL Is believed. go far
TO ratify a grave injustice done by an
army court martini! 10 Carl J. Bryan. a
Tennessee soldier. whose home Is Mt
Mcconnell. Obion County. He is under
life sentence In the Federal penifentiary
at Fort Leavenworfh on charge Of
murder committed at REM. near Cob
LEM. Germany. although the record
Of the court marshal does not contain n
scintilla OF evidence TO show implica ton
OF Bryan
Together with four other soldiers.
Privstes Odeil. Yangiider. Youngblood
and Richardson. Bryan was convicted
OF killing an English ex-officer. which
occurred June 20. 1920. during n brawI.
Bryan. a soldier In the army Of occu-
patton. submitted n perfect aIfbi- show
ing be was at place seven miles from
the scene Of the fight mt the time IT
occurred. Notwithstanding this he was
convicted. although none of the wit
nesses was able TO identify him as one
OF the participants In the row.-Union
City Commercial
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03

In reply to an article In last weeks
Courier which gave the loss In the city
limits Of Hickman from fires a. 5000
70 the present date. and avered that this
was indicative Of nice profit for tho
fire insurance companies. Meurn- Hen
~ and Ialley have submitted nxureg
showing the amount paid IN a. prcm-
iuIns and the amount paid out through
losses The former Ulm n e1Z 673 90
and the latter $40. 00O.OO. showing Z lorn
of over <12.0Oo.00 mp To September 4
This Of course includes fires which
have been outside the limits Of the city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03

An childs<n uunbfsd v1sh Worms ~ - -
healthy cnics. wh;cA IndIrnoes poue ~ - -
rule. there b moo q LEES s<1macn d1lwonncn
GROVES IASTEIkS8 CHILL IONIC ~ -.
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