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Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
WOMEN MEMBERS OF WAGE
conmIss ARE Nance o

Jefferson city No Co.'s Hyd" up
pointed The member ~ the Missouri
Minimum Wage Commission. which ID,
empowered by the rccrrt session of the
legislature. to inquire into the work
ing conditions aud wages ot womcp
and children In Industries
II" appointed Mrs Nellie Burger q
Springfield president of the ". e. T
T. Mrs Harriet Robertson ~ $ Io
scph. who spent the last legi>ia'i," SOS
sion here working for the children cods
legislation, and Miss Marie Amrs oi
81 Louis who is Legislative scuu, lot
Missouri womens organizations
In addition the Legislature nv rcsou.
ton appointed Representatives +. +,
Stockari Of Greene. Frank Il smith Of
ST Louis and + X James ~ 81 Jo
Seph. and Senators Peter Anderson ~
81 Louis David NJ Proctor NJ Kan.
sas City and Frank g Harris ~ Coium.
hia, aS members OF the commission.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
PcrIc Acid LEFT Over From War
To Be Gwen Them.
: T~eIse n,llion Pounds % Thn sieh
Explosive 20 be oisifibUtsd Threoah
Public Read. Bureau.

Washington Mon, than i2rs1ns
sounds q, plcfic acid one of %. high
cst power explosives. accumulated for
VHr purposes aud made useless 10 the
var department by the arm.siicr. Wjil
hc distributed 10 farmers fus agri
rui'I raj puuu~rs
" her the war ended the army had
on hand this immense stock % picric
acid Hrd In additiou more than .ripr.
go pounds II INT
THE latter waS dlstril u,eJ 10 various
coNernmcrtal agencies FOR use ln rail-.
rad construction 10 ALASKA. public
reads In the national parks and yRri.
Gus projects on Indian r,.srr,utlusrs
No TINT Was distributed 10 iudiytd.
uals. aud thus far no, a single nccl.
ieu; has marked the Us. uF tfahrIur.
taiion Of IN" millions Of pounds ~ the
high explosive, according TO officials
~ the bureau 81 mines
The question of wha, To do with
the I2,en.a pounds ~ picric acid
puzzled government officers for ss,mr
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
Leipsic Trials
Really a Farce

uI fhH's Who opprrsssyi the civilian
-. Hruu destroyed towns And de-
Prrt Hrpirss l-oplr into Gcrmany
Irr i'rush sT-crialitc,i IN the u.t q
u. aalal orYr,s uho ,iniated tho
law = he var for Instance. in
the leg 'h' follpsing name. "ccur
] rH' tHr, kirsca rt'sf for .lnk.
To-. 'H' to.w'sI ship Glcnari castle.
D.. ~ 1FlS
ls.' capt vaicui,ucf Dor tu-r,,,ip.
In. 'sH merchant vessels Slthuui
~ "s .H lplS
..' capt lrs.-Tor tou--lalng
hr.. a.f1sli warning Ia iplS
'.H#aHi'f IpotcrH Tof b1mhsri
lns Ii n March and Edubufrh In
AZ ''lG frm Hn alrshIv
1.' German Government ayuld-,i
'ht auf action in 'he matter a.
Ion re- possible FINALLY. i pr-s.uf,i
f.IE .o %. allies Iu ehith If ~
fur fHr t.s that O. a'r.,' ne men
ua~ .f rrI attempt 20 hand fhca
o,'r o.. rfT a'i.,s uulIH 's O. yrse IgI.
ta'' .r.t" event. n GERMANY
D. ~'rz' 10 pg' oa i-.af srt N l',
sui ..fs t.fuHr HIs G.ruau t.rt
cug-.. provided 'hr nHIrl governments
pr T' pr.ma 'ag.e Hasss asaITsi
th'r showing 'hai prosecution ~as
ius cable Itis vtcv = The Gct
msu government finally rrvyailet.
Prepared Seven cssss
Tie tirilsh yrrlar1 s#t,a rass. ir
fuN The, urHr o.. easrs aEaIrs'
tlcyusu NgIfrf TrrAs arl Ncufnann
shars,-i vfH s.'s - ,rucI's ." prislr
srs ~ war % ,ar.au. eaUps. sod ilo
follow lrE naval nhsss
Lieutenant Commander rarrc -
Charged vlih hh,lps suuk ulfhsai
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
Germans Who are Guilty OF the
Major Crimes in the War
are Not arraigned.
KAISER NOT ON THE LIST
Many othsr sotaelss. ro~sssr w.rs
Among ihs Accused. But Probably
Al Of Them VIII Get on ss
Es,ly a. Has witiar.

L"niuu The real German var
guilty probably nIl c,,aI.v trial.
Ihcyu sri - ~ easily ~ the kai~.r.
Nhom Hr.ush politicians Promised TO
hang
This impression is given added fuun-
dalton ny roe pruu.iurr a. the trials
~ the small fr} uu the nllici IT., b..
Tor" toe German sUyr-mc court at
I"ir,ls
A. pr"-'ufrl 'n ne German govern
m'u' last Year. 'h' i.st was %. most
'"rmida'." ia 'hc aftermath % var.
far'. either ancient ur mudyn The
accused iau-.i from rrIuor. 10 prl
Yates, and o., Drmrs frum murder To
thcfi
IN" lsi was made up u lists pr,-
s"ni"d hy The ,aruas allied nation.
America WIS conspicuous rs It,
absence The other, were divided
HaissTs Name OMITTED.
Hrcau," William HHhcazol,ru fuI
son. thr former crown prince. had TEL
% Holland. their uam,s Wrrr not
pr's>ed. but among the other psr,un
age. v'rr 'hc following
~ CruUu Prince Ruprr.hi u H.
charged with being responsible
fnr deportation - many luhahltsnt.
of northern France
Duke ~ Wurfcmt,.rr-Ch Charged With
being responsible for the troop mas.a.
crcs uf people ~ Namur and otter
towns
Gen Won kluck Charged vith he.as
responsible Tor the shootIng - hus'.
ages At Sehlis and civilians ~
Arrs'hut
Gen. Won Ruclow Charged with be.
i'm responsible FOR the burning II NJ.
lases Ia the Ardcnnes and the shoot.
inE ~ civilians
Field Marshal Won Mackenson-
Charged with having villages burned
and Roumanian civilians eIcyu,r'
Baruu Won der Accused In
connection with the executions 81 Edith
Cavell and Capt Frynit.
Tirpi;I on List
AdmirAls Won Tlrpitz. won Capelie.
Won Hippo Sche"r and won iugcBohl-
Charged with being varluusly rcspousi.
BILE for submarine warfare. with order.
Ing homblrdment Of unprotected Eug
llsh towns aud with ordering sinking
of una rrned merchant vessels.
Field Marshal Won Sandcrs--In cun.
nection with the massacres OF Armcnl.
ans and Syrians.
Gen Won Mantcuffel--in cuuncctiun. Z.
with the outragcs nj louvain.
Gen. kruska-Ac Of spreading
germs of typhuS among the prisoners
In the list presented by France aud
Belgium. stress was laid particularly
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
STATE AUTO FEE
IS HELD VALID BY
SUPREME COURT
DECISION MADE IN TEST SUIT
BROUGHT BY SENATOR IRWIN
OF JEFFERSON GIN.
RULING IN 1879 ClTsD IN CASE
Attorney Genera BA-fst, She~s |sh.
or Courts % Twelve othsf states
Have systa req Motor ca
License Laws

Jefferson city The most Important
icga. question In connection with the
SgIos',sN rHaI program fHr Missouri.
Wus decided Wh"u fhr Suprus court
uuHounoni decision hN'iins IEs' 'Hc
State automobile uru-s uN is valid
Since flp prnpnSaI has hyru made 20
uSc the pro~vds ur lhr automobile
lierrs. ycrs 20 pay ~ fh" N.'ssi,sU
rood bonds. and possibly iD maintain
the roads. The question ~ fHr .rsa'iW
~ 'hr fry Dee, h,-u raisrI
Then bad h.,u no pres InHs direct
dctrrm.Uau.H " 600, question hs rhr
supreme Court. sad fn prevent fH"
possibility " the rual program h".ns
held up after 70 WHs started was 'r.
trrmIu.I 'u frs' out .Nr matter Ir rH"
supreme Court and oaHU decision
hcforr 'raI action D, fGo Legislature
On thc rrgI .ass
SUIT by senator l~~ir
state senator " e. i-NEH ~ fn~.nH
city sIfN the approval ~ Dn. HYDE.
brought 'hr suit II va. !" 'H" name
81 n G. MrCluns ~ Jefferson ,IfN who
happened tD have 40 odd GH lr.HsH1 go.
torubIl" truck
He offered SECRETARY or state l'"'s.
- Zee ~ y i'r ''rr~', 'N' money
" being orn'"n'ca being SUFFICIENT I'd.
cover 'he ''>' "f 'h' plate, That
amount b".n- under 10 70" required hf
law fh" S"cr'a-g '' STAT" -'f3>'' 90
accept IN Hfa VI Irwin iH'. .'i -l'
IN ih" >Hrr'n" Court 'n 'H"p'. him
70 acNi' ~" nominal. '''
The present aw "a, upheld In ~"
rr"0va.7e hl Attorney Genera. Jess"
W Iarf''' #"a Assistant Attorney
General Merrill J. '...
m Attorney Genera. .nn''n''t that
'h" motor ."'H-. 'r' b, tax 90 'h"
privilege ~ using fa' public highways
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
PRESENT TO AMERICAN FARMERS

iifnr and 30 ear t.fsrrrrsu' h.t a.
ta"si totii~i 20 'oa fEs rtr1aslve wa'
70 80 nni d4mp B, a,er'safd 10 the
Interests v he Fuillr safety vhsf u
~ns So lcri 20 Institute q .~-trz @.
etF~rifns-'ts iH an - - 'H fr3 ...ene
saf" commercial usr fer a. The 81.
f--rmrHts sew e,s4dayirA - The bu,
rcau - mites aHd hIsries.-i many
vays IN which picffr ar.A roalI 10
usa-i sa'ely and pu'riah'y on farms
surh ~ "a blasting "It stump. sud
Ness and breaking AZ land. Il wa.
acrurilhsil Acf.hrd tr distribute tho
ctP."si,'. practically ffv~ - rhafsc.
Ia farmers
flcric acid. a highly cr,saIIin, F.p~.
der. having a lrm"n yellow c,sios. Is
- Irr cent stronger than ~ -, c~p,
straight nitruxlyc,rin dynamite. a..
eor'ilrg tn the tunrau ~ miurs Il,
shUuld r-,rr IA" used In hugk. ofnriais
say ami lts us.- should t.v restricted
10 r,ilrrcd laFAinu,-i lag-r cart
ridge.
The i-,.r.. p"auds q. surplus
stock, i"ca,cd Il, Spars. Wis ani Win,
gate. y y will ~ dis,rt, qiel Ia farm
rEs through the hur~an u pup}lc
reads II the Department n Asrigtl.
turr, The ,a,iy ussa 'n the farmer
4 Is announced. will hc freight rhsrr,.
and charge ~ q cruts a pound fag
placing shr powder ln the urt,..arr
cartridges
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

varu'ur ths hu.pfs ship llaHtefst
Castle and 9th ha'iux aftsrunfi afvi
uu and sgnk bat. ssuisirIug .aVi,
80 uiih ovnselu,ut ioss u 20 lives
tIeufsuani Commando Nramaun
Chare~t uifh 'nu--3Ulrs eithsat
uuru.rs ths Hnush ha.t.fa' aIp
ns,er castle alta ihs f#fs ( 80
live.
Ls1isanri Canmar1s' Wsruer
Cs,rsri alih hauug sgut fhs UfHsh
steamship To,rEsf Hu srH ifsr fruar
rs 'hs suurs rfva sf'h tte f1Hrrft #a
- 80 rar'sin. 'y sstusrs ~ vhIjs
'rs arfsffunafs r1,n .srs Uns-i ug 49,
rfis1usFs un thc Sea - fhs sah
marine
u fhs bause - ess1ultsss r,4Hsuffy
20 uefly - quss''ast - .-fs~y
ssrs-a.f sIF Gr~lHa IIr@nfF. se.t ftr
seven fssss rt.rh 'tr rstvrrmsrf I'D
rrrIsru-f 80 - ts. H 'a stEausf Ifs
Ht Thr, aer rsrfF rsssa ,sissf,i
fssf rsses
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
SENATOR'S DEBATE
RALPA's ROAD PLAN

Jefferson city. Mo The members Of
the State Senate debated amendments
20 the measure introduced by senator
Ralph Of S. Louis County establishing
a genera road system embracing GUO
miles as the lightning of the expendi.
ture Of SGD 10000 OF state bonds
Scarcely my progress was made. al.
though In all nineteen amendments
nave 50 far been considered and a large
number olsubstitutcS FOR amendments
When the Senators adjourned worn
out with the heat and seemingly end
less debate. but one feature Of the
committee amendments had been def
niteIy disposed of, although many side
issues were discussed
One amendment to committee
amendment adopted by the Senate re-
Guers the construction Of highways 10
commence In every county in the state
at practically IN" same time THIS
amendment was offered by Senator
Cunningham Of Shannon, and second
amendment by the same Senator. Drc-
viding that any material left over from
the allowance Of 81 cO1 under the oh
9aw when the new law becomes opera
tive shall be used for the benefit II the
county.
Senator Bowker Of Vernon offered m
amendment that caused long debate.
As changed several times during the
debate by agreement or by substitutes,
the amendment ms generally adopted
provides that counties having voted
bonds for permanently improved high.
WAYS shall be entitled to credit for the
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
LITTLE ONES TRAINED AS REDS

ents The children we're reds and Rc.
cepted their parents Imprisonment
phIlos"phically, wondering how they
could go against the tcncts they
had been taught TO absorb In the
classroom"
Nying with this system of educating
the children, said Captain Cooper,
was the wonderful propaganda system
by which the Holsheyikl attempt TO
convert adults.
Their communist lecturers work
even In the prisons, trying TO convert
the prisoners" he continued. They
even tried II on me. There were leo
lures or classes held frequently. IL a
man said he was converted aud could
convince the prison committee OF that
fact. he generally was released
Further In the line OF skilled prop.
aganda was the excellent treatm
of the Polish war prisoners just he
fore they were returned TO Poland.
under the repatriation agreement Of
the Polish. Russian peace treaty. Re.
fore each bunch was repatriated. all
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
Communism Is Taught in the
Schools in Russia.
Conscience" First
Thing to Be Developed In Child.
Says Former Prisoner Of War.

Riga, Latvia.--Most OF the younger
generation of Russians are Bolsbeyist,
says Capt Marion G. Cooper Of Jack
sonville, Fla, the American flyer who
was captured by Russians while serv.
ing In the Polish army and recently
escaped from Moscow prison. He
attributes this TO the Bolsbevist edu-
cationai system. under which commun-
ism is taught In the schools.
The schools are all red" he stated,
"and the educational program pre-
scribes that the first thing 10 be de-
veloped In the mind OF the child Is
the revolutionary conscience
.In prison 1 saw. several times. chill.
dren visit their anti-Bolshevist par.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
Jvst Ia. q sfo,Ass

u ~ss Mars hirhisy. ant her
yuuns man had tsasngIy tod her
that hr was Eoiug te give hsf r,,.-
for .seh y.af q lsf ags Isaffuiiy
Nay sa.t~i fof bls fo~srs g. sfu,s.
Shs uondsf-i ~h,'hsF D. rvslly tn~~
huv oli shs VS. Hgt .bsu . hasAst
osnisluiag fur daasu arFi,~i -.
tra'hs.i sIgh ~ rrl~f
That nistt sls tbautst him FOR
thew Iust a. siie eudsI @ tof utua
trsth zane IH'a fhe ruaaa Iia
vsut os~t O. ~ sH~sfs sni ~as
stuiilng ihsn fNetiy thsn N.
yuuhg man s.as5 a. yau 'hlng
youf sfgsfs fHssrs arv pfvfyf
-N-. sif ao Hiiis bfafhsr a.
svrwt bot atst msis ysa ssui
fuerfy fau maufF
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
GeorgIa's Smudoe Fish 10
Rid Span Of Mosquitoes

Madrid Minuuas lmvurtei
into Spain frDm Augusta. ia.
may eradicate mosquitoes which
carr, malaria IN many districts
in spain Experiments have
h.~n coniu,i'd for 90, ruu-sss
. accllmating he fsh aui II 3.
found that ~. uusk - s-tsntIs;s
In the d.fsctiuu has trsn sur.
Crsxful
The mlnuuvs utish t~iong -
ihr sTsrtcs Gsmhusia Aalss. srv
kuvsu o. feet up-ru ihs laf,as -
mosquitoes and hope l. 81
Ir-sss-i thar ihsy wfil prove sa
.rlsisut ~cal.,u aeaius' malaria
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
BILL MAKING ASSESSORS
OFFICE ELECTIVE IS UP

Jefferson City, Mo,-The House EIec-
lions Committee voted to report favor
ably the bill making the st. Louis as
seasons office elective instead Of ap-
pointive by the mayor. AZ II will 20
before the House the bin vacates the
offie. provides for temporary ap-
lpointment by the governor and for a
ewo-year term for an assessor to be
.elected In November. 1922. and there
after every four years.
n Cty Board Of Equalization un-
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

"f The soldiers In II we're given new
clothes and ncw shooa aud Nrr. we'll
Ted for several weeks ~ tha, when
ihey arrived In Poland they locked
wen fed, we'll dressed and, In short.
"er" walking advertisements fur thr
soNic, government"
G"nerally, Captain Cooper said. eun.
h''i"ns W The prisons were very had
from the standpoint ~ diet. hut that
nc received no personal M treatment.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
Daring Bathing Suits se~ed up

Chicago. .-- Seamstresses with nlps
needles, thread and either paraphsr.
MALTA of the ladies tailor we're sta.
TONED at Chicago beaches to c,nsor
The bathing suits worn by women and
Sew In those wearers who violated, nr,.
hihitions against the display Of legs
and shoulders, which we're made cfr.c.
tive this year.
Last year the style ~ costumes
worn Mt the beaches was left almost
entirely TO the conscience Of the wear.
er. II was explained.
Hundreds Of women who appeared
In last years Conscience" suits kept
the beach tailoress-ccnsors busy,
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

jefferson City, Mo.-The House
passed bill reducing the State Cap
ltol bond tax from cents 10 ! cent
The reduction Of this tax from . cents
to cent will save the taxpayers nesrly
$500, 900 this year In taxes.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

der this law would be appointed by the
circuit judges instead OF by the mayor.
as at present
George w Strodtmnn, chairman:
Louis J. Becker, secretary. and George
Holman. treasurer. of the st. Louis
Republican City Committee, are here
10 oppose the assessors bill.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14


What caused The prolonged debate
~ the taN WIS au amendment ofirrd
hy senator Irwin ~ Jefferson C'iy rr-
qulf.us fhr State Highway l,uBri io ~
pnr, every ,iS months o full list II all
rmpIcyr, ~ Ihr department iu the GoN.
rruor together with their salaries, and
gNine the Governor power io p'dur
salaries Nhsn ln his uplulpu such ac
IInU would hr advisable Irwin made
uumh'f ~ ,pyrchrs boz d,irnsv II his
amendment
senator Ralph declared that the
amendment would si,- the Governor
complete control over tbr Highway
Hoard and It's tuii,s and that mi, was
something The Governor does not SAnt
and will not have Such polic, Sen.
ainr Ralph declared. would wreck the
,niir highway department In time.
~" tI'l specifically provides b. said.
ihsf ih' terms II 70. four highway
r~mm S>inrrrs De- ~ separated that
thcy cannot end urd-r a single aiialn.
lsintluu
senator Irwin launched our In rriii
c.sm N N" hi'' IN - far ns the Hish
way Iowml>,lnn s'ruu0rrnrd he said
ihcr' Wus no limit Co The number ~
employees. and fnf one. be- was not
wI'Hs io turn four men lc,'>c on the
state treasury
senator Whliruf'"u ~ Monrcc
Thought thaf 'b' commission should 10
required tn make monthly reports 20
fhr GoNsrunr
senator Proctor ~ Kansas city said
h' SAs not In favor ~ giving officials
'H.l 'nu's ana The Irwin amendment
would rriyri" 'h" commission md tend
20 'grr everything over tu it, Go,cr
Tor. where lf ls uu' wanted
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
STATE INSTITUTION HEADS
TEMPORARILY REAPPOlNTEO

Jefferson City, Mo--The State Board
Of Managers for Eleemosynary Institu-
tons met and temporarily re-appolnted
the superintendents and stewards Of
the hospitals for the insane. the colony
for feeble minded and the tuberculosis
sanitorium
This was made necessary by the TAX.
ing effect of the new law and the aboli.
ton Of the former boards Of manage.
ment.
II. r. Evans Of Bonne Terre. pres.
ldent said the board will take trip
Of Inspec ion to each Of the institutions
to determine their condition before de-
Gliding upon any changes. The board
shortly will appoint health super
visor, and he IL required TO lay down
the qualifications Of superintendent
Permanent appointments cannot be
made until that Is done
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

Met raas arr fr~arisa 9Th ,4slly
.tHIIrs t~irr fssi ssssf % puHs
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

rou-lsrs az 'tF srs-'ss' srsa.is.
q ssrtIuss
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

value Of such improvements n they
form a part ot the highway system
adopted by the State Highway Heard
only the value of the improvements
paid for BY the county, and less any
damage they may have suffered from
use, can be allowed but such allow.
anc will BE- aside from the s:,O0o al
lowed under the hlll 20 every county
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28
Real Estate Transfers.

r. B. Marshall to T.. j. Callahan
1879 acres in Nos. s and 13, $500.
L. S. Parks ct al. to DR.. w. M
Turner, one-half interes: in lot In
No. 10, 5000.
r. B. Marshall to Lorene Waddoll
land in No. 10, 500.
K G. A. Howell ct al. to Clyde F'itz
gerald, 100 acres in No. 6, $500.
r. H. Sowell ct al. to Maggie Sans
lots in No. 16, $500.
j. P. Wall ct al. to Fred L. Cheat
ham, Is acres in No. 8, 1920.
E. p Wright ct al. to w. A. Nail
ling, lot in No. IS, $4,000.
Ppul Y. Isboll ct al. to Mrs. Maggit
Isbell, interest in 81 acres in No. 6
$500.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28
Marriage Licenses.

Roy King and Lena Ring.
Homer Ring and i.lss Jennie
Jones.
L. w. Hurt and Bonnie Lasley.
A. H. Gillian and Mrs. Dealy Bit
tick.
Pete Ross and Gussie May Jen-
nings.
Joe Hamilton and Lorine Morgan
Howard Miles and Esther Voght.
Doss Cunningham and Miss Bera
Weaks.
Coleman Pickett and Miss zida
Calbcrt.
Joe Howard end Miss Jessie Min
ton.
Buford Campbell and Miss Eula
May wilkins.
Amer C. Hall and Mrs. Ollie Stan
fl Id.
Walter Miller and Miss Lucy Col
Inns.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28

tions with a vast court of arbitra-
ton where the great questions of the
day could meet decision without
the clash of mechanical war,
against which human flesh cannot
withstand.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28
Christmas Bazaar .

The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church announce the christ
mas bazaar and market at the Har-
pole Walker Furniture Co. sore Dec.
and 10. Get ready for it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28
L. P. Chapter.

The Leonidas Polk Chapter, U. d.
c., history meeting will be held at
Mrs. N. e. Beck's on Try street Nov.
3, at o'clock pm.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28
Methodist Church.

Rev. r. A. Clark will preach at the
Methodist Church next Sunday even
ing at o'clock. A cordial invitation
to all is extended.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28
What?
A BIG PULLET SALE
Where?
AT HICKMAN, KY.
When?
Saturday, October 20
500

Purebred Pullets will sell at public auc-
ton on the streets of Hickman. These
are high producing purebred Pullets, from
culled flocks Mr.. Smyth from the Poul-
try Department, Of the College of Agri-
culture, will come down and Gull them
out, so that nothing but first-class birds
will be offered for sale.
They are going cheap. Come and buy
some.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-07-03
FOREST FIRE IN TURKEY
CREEK CONTROLLED

rOUGLAS. June 21.-Dr. w. F.
Randall was in Douglas yesterday
from Turkey creek and told about the
forest fire in the mountains above
Sunslow cabin. II is now under con
troll
The fire. starting from unknown
origin. near Webb & Ratliffe's saw
mill, burned the mill and consumed
200acre area. From the mill it spread
the mill will be salvaged. cutting down
the loss The fire was confined to a
2Oo-acre area From the mill it suread
up the canyon. then up the ridge. but
was controlled before any large trees
were damaged.
About fifty Douglas people are
camping in the vicinity of Sunslow
ranch. among them. Assistant State
Horticulturist and Mrs kilsion and
Mr Gibson. who is studying plant
pathology Mrs. Gibson is with her
husband.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

I. ;. Land Office at Phoenix. Ari-
zona. May 2s. 1921
Notice is hereby given that James
b. Scale. OF McNesl. Arizona. who. on
January %. 1921, made Homestead En-
try No o4ss3s. for SWl Section Is,
NV Ii Section 20 and NE Il Section
21. Township 2o-S.. Range 2rE, G.. &
s. r B. & Meridian. mas filed notice
of intention 10 make Three Year Proof
to establish claim 10 the land above
described. before W A. Fowler. L. S.
Commissioner. al Tombstone. Arizon 4.
on the 9Th day OF July. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Earl ". Jones. Clarence l. Dulany.
both of McNeal. Arizona. Wilbur d.
Enfield. OF Webb. Arizona, Andrew NJ.
Sheek, Of McNeal Arizona.
CHAS. Z. MARSHALL. Register.
First publication june ;, 1921
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-07-03
INJUNCTION LETS MINING
COMPANY DO ASSESSMENTS

TUCSON. June 29.-Motion of the
Ajo Gunsight Mining company. peti
tioning that c. B. Sheehan be ordered
by injunction of the court not to in.
terfere with assessment work of the
plaintiff, was granted Tuesday by
Judge Samuel l.. Pattee
Allegations of the mining company
indicate that during May. 1921. I'M.
known TO the plaintiff. erecting his
own signs and monuments and that he
prevents the plaintiff from consum.
mating assessment work upon the
claim, which it is alleged is owned by
the Ajo Gunsight company.
The injunction issued ordered
Sheehan not to hinder the plaintiff
in completing an amount of assess.
ment work yet to be done.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-07-03
MIRACLE NAN" rs A
FAKE. SAYS EDITOR

G. T. Girasi. one OF the editors OF
the Daily Prospector. who is spending
vacation in Los Angels. took oc-
casioH several days ago TO see what
the much-heralded Miracle Man" and
wonderful healer" could do. The day
after this article was written the Mi
racle Man" was arrested by the auth
critics for murder. due to the death
of one Ok his patients" who had come
to him for aid. so the following article
is timely as well as interesting. mas
much as the contention of the Pros
racle Man" is fake. pure and simple,
is upheld