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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO
Ell cOm0rCiO prOt0Sta
de Ia taTifa de aIijO
y Ia cree 0XagGradH

He aqui la earta que un distingui
do eomercante dirige a la Camara dc
Comercio, solicitando de esta que
trabaje en- el sentido de que Sc anule
la tariSl de alijo VICENTE. sustitu-
yendola pOr otra mas equitativa y
iusta:
Camara de Comercio de Puerto Rico
San Juan, p. r.
Muy senOres nuestros:
la tarifa provisional adoptada por
Ia comisi6n de Servicio P1blico de
Puerto Rico, para los servicios de ali
Jos de Ia Isla, en- vig0r desde el de
enero de 1921, establece los siguien-
ties tipos por cada unidad de cien Ii
bras;
Z, 8, ., 10, IL y 13 centavos.
Antes de esa fecha las tarifas vi
gentes en- los puertos de la isla, ex-
eeptO el DC San Juan, eran mas eco
n6mieas, unique un tanto exsgera-
das
En- el puerto de San Juan, la tari-
IA VICENTE antes de esa fecha ha si-
do mas alta que en- los de la isla, a
pesar de reunir este mejores cOndi-
clones. TGmbien ha esbldo exenta de
earFetaie.
Ademas de los tipos estipulados por
eOneeptO de alijO, el comerciO importa
dor tiene que pagar los arrastros has
"a los dep6sitos de la Aduana, o has
"a los muelles p1blicos, a precios si,
misares pOr cada unidad de Glen Ii
bras. De manera, pues, que 10 que
antes eostaba 2 y ll2 centavos de
ilnehaje, euesta ahora Z a Is centa-
v0s, mas el earretlje indicado, por
euya raz6n el comercio el consumi-
dor sufren las eonsecuencias de una
tarifa OnerOsa en- extreme que urge
feyisar y modificar armonizsndo in
tereses y RtemperandOse a la critica
situaei6n economical acutal.
Tn quintal de aceite envasado en-
latas y en- eaias, cuest& diez eentavos
de lanehaje y once eentavos de carre
taje, desde el muelle a los Depositos
De Ia Adplna, distantes estos, unos
eineuenta metros aproximadamente, o
sea eosa de 25 centavos la GAIA.
Ese mismO quintal de aceite Sc
transporta a traves de la IsIa, por
Mar, igual o mas bajo precio, por
truck una distancia de 35 40 kil6
metros por igual costo.
I'm nuestre opinion, la Camara de
Concrete de Puerto Rico, velando
pOr los intereses generates del pals,
y eseneialmente por los del Conner
clio que representa-, debe tomar inme-
data aeei6n en- este ,asuntO, recurrien
do a las Autoridades correspondent
ties para que Sc anule esa tarifa por
oneross y Sc apruebe, con ell concur
SO de esa Camara, asesoradn por sus
distintas Seeeiones, otra tarifa mas
equitativa y justa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
La coEFERENcIA EN- WASHING
TON AcERcARA A AMERICA DE
EUROPA

PARIS. agostO 23.-Mr. Myron T.
Herriek, embajador dc los EstadOs Uni
dos en- FraScia, ha declaradO a un redac
tor del peri6dieo Excelsior" que la
eonfersneia de washington permitira
los hombres de estado auropeOs entrar
en- eontacto con Ell alma americana, y
para que los americanos conozcan de Ger
ca 81 punto de vista europeo acerca de
las cuestiones del dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
EN- LA ADUANA

Hasta nosotros 1legan noticias, y 10
hacemos constar por segunda vez, de
que Ell Comercio importador de esta ciu
dad Sc queja de que la Aduana Sc de-
mora con exceso en-. liquidar las factu-
ras de entrada, dandose el case de
que tcdayia hay en- sus almacenes mer
cancias de las que trajo Ell vapor 'Bue
los Aires, que hace mas de I'm mes
pas6 por aqui.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24

FL hascal Quifones, en- compafia del
detective Mcclure, trasladarorse Pa
tillas para investigar ell case del Juez
de aquena poblacion, contra quien sc
habia hecho algunas acusaciones, cuyo
caracter Sc ignora.
FL mencionado Juez fue llamado al
cuartel de la policia por los dos funcio-
narios INVESTIGATORS, 10 cual Sc negd
ell primero, mostrando su desagrado al
yer que Sc prescindia de su oticina del
Tribunal, donde hubiera podido venti-
Iarse ell asunto.
FL Juez que considero este como una
ofensa, puso embellishments un telegra
ma al Gobernador presentando la re.
nuncia de su cargo.
A PRoPosITo DEL MIsMo AsUNTo
Un alto funcionario publico nos in
forln6 aver, a proposito del caso del
Juez de Patillas, que este no debi6 pro-
ceder tan precipitadamente, y que ha
debido hacerle saber tanto al FISCAL
como al Detective, que no era al cuartel
de la policia donde el estaba llamado
ir, por considerar que era mas correc-
to respetuoso oil que esa question Sc
tratara en- su propio despacho Official.
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LA INVESTIGATION QUE Sc
HACIA A UN JUEZ DE DISTRIT

Aver sostuvo con ell Gobernador una
larga entrevista ell Attorney Gene
ral''. acerca de la investigation
informal que ha venidO prac-
ticandose respecto de las actuaciones
privadas de un juez de distrito. FL Attor
ney General manifesto al Gobernador
que dicha investigation debia practi-
carse por conducto del Departamento
de Justicia y no extraofcialmente CO.
mo hasta ahora ha venido haciendose.
Ell Sr. Reilly ofreci6 al Attorney que
ell Jefe de Information de la Policia,
Sr. Mcclure, iria conferenciar con el
acerca del particular.
Por informes que hemos obtenido,
sc afirma que Ell asunto en- que Sc ira
ia de envolver a este alto funcionario
judicial es producto unicaments de es-
quinas y rencores personales.
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CoNvALEc1ENTE

La sonora Guadalupe Marrero, de Ba
yam6n, quien sufri6 una delicada ope-
raci6n en- la Clfnica "Miramar''. prac.
ticada por Ell distinguido cirujano doc
tor Lopez de la Rosa, esta va conva-
lcciente v Sc muestra muy eontenta
del referido doctor.
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Existe una NSta de nOIlbres de enp|eadOs del
GObi0TnO que pOr Sus ideas pO|itiCaS Sc con-
Sideran 0nemigOS del gObiefnO

Sc nos ha informado que en- algunos
de los Dcpartamentos del gobierno hay
unas nstas con nombres de todas aque-
Has personals que por sus ideas radica-
les Sc consideran enemigos del gobier
no; parece qre con ell prop6sito de que
ro- los jefes de dichos departamentos
Sc este pendiente de las actuaciones de
los referidos empleados al objeto de
pedirle las renuncias de sus cargos a
la primera oportuni6ad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24

pleta ammonia y solidaridad con los
hombres de ST. partido, por 10 menos
en- 10 que respecta a la situacion frente
a las actuaciones del Gobernador.
Ell GoBERNADoR Y
Ell ROTARY CLUB"
Aver Sc llevo efecto en- ell hotel
palace un almuerzo de los socios
del Rotary Club, con asistencia del
Gobernador, quien es socio de honor del
nencionado Club, de Ia misma manera
que 10 son los presidentes de la Camara
y Ell Senado.
Ell almuerzo resulto esplend;do, con
asistencia de cerca de 70 comensales;
Y la hora de los discursos, Ell presi-
dente del Club, Sr. Manuel v. Dome
mech, pronuncio breves palabras presen
tando al senior Reilly, quien habl6 du-
rante algunos minutes reafrmando su
politica va cxpresada en- SUI mensaje
inaugural, y hacienda otras importantes
declaraciones, tales como que no habia
venido aquf propender al desarrollo
de determinado partido politico, sino a
t;atarlos todos por igual Que al
hacer nombramientos tendria en- cuenta
unicamente las condolences de los as
pirantes Y nunca su filiaci6n politica,
y que nombraria gente buena, no impor
ia de que partido procediese.
Tambien hizo uso de la palabra ell
tccntinna On La pag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
lsuII CREE QUE sUs coLE0As
E8TAn DE AcURRDo

PARIS. agesto 21.--Ei eonds Ishii.
BEsaiasuis asi conssio Dc Ia ''soeisdad
as ias haeisnss''. alec cue = pesaF de
aus ne ha visfe . taaos sus eslsgas, cree
aus estes aesptaEAn Ia inyitaei6n del
oenssls euprsmo aesEca Dc IA fEontsra
e. ls AHA nilssia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
HA FALLEcIDo UN HERMANo DE
ALFONSO DAUDET

PARIS, agosto 23.-Ha fallecido En-
nesto Daudet, hermano del insigne Al
fonso Daudet.
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La Camara de Co.
merCiO Intervene en-
10 de los segurOS

La Camara Gle Comerclo de Puerto
Rico, en- virtud de varias quejas que
Sc lie han formulado proposito de
las nuevas condolences establecidas ror
las companies de seguros contra incen-
dio. Sc ha dirigido a la secci6n de la
misma en- San Juan para conocer su
opinion sobre ell asunto.
La secci6n de San Juan, en- reunion
celcbrada ultimamete acordo nombrar
IN Comite compuesto por los senores Sc
gundo Cadierno, B. M. Pietrantoni y
Manuel Saldafa.
Este Comite, para cuya direction Sc,
design6 al primero de esos caballeros,
ha recibido instrucciones de estudiar ell
asGnto de referencia y emitir sn infor
me a la Camara de Comercio.
Ell SR. CADIERNo DECLINA
SU DESIGNACION
EI Sr. Cadierno en- carta que dirige
a la Camara, declina su designation pa
IT. formar parte del mencionado Conf
tie, por no permitirselo sus multiples
ccupaciones, y al mismo tempo emite
su opinion respecto las nuevas condi-
clones de las casas de seguros, mani
festando que tai asunto en- su sentir
no merece otro estudio que pedir las
Companies cancelen esas condolences,
volviendo a consignar las que regian
auteriormente, de 10 contrario, proce-
der la defensa de los intereses del
Comercio como mejor convenga. -.
Por 10 que su casa de comercio
respecta,-informa ell Sr. Cadierno-ya
tomo el la determination de cancelar
todas sus p6lizas medids que las mis-
mas Sc vayan venciendo, ipreiriendo
correr su propio riesgo. antes de consen-
tir aumento de primas admitir condi-
clones de esa naturaleza...
si ell Concrete quiere defenderse--ha
expresado Ell Sr Cadierno en- reciente
carta la Camara de Comercio-que
10 haga. -. /. ,Yo, por mi parte, be cum.
plido con un deber advirtiendo la
anomalia v he adoptado las medidas
que creo oportunas
UNA IMPORTANTE CASA DE
COMERCIO Sc QUEJA DE ESAS
CONDICIONES
San Juan, P. r. Agosto 16, 1921.
CAMARA DE COMERCIO DE
PUERTO RICO
San Juan.
Muy Srs. nuestros:
Les sociedades de las Companies de
Seguros contra Incendio radicadas
en- Puerto Rico, que hacen negocios
en- Puerto Rico, Sc han undo Y acor-
dado:
I.-Condiciones omnfmodas para
su clientela, al extreme que mil 81
niestros futuros, diffcilmente queda-
ria en- situacfon legal de cobrar uno.
II.-Aumento de un SO por ciento
en- los tipos de Primas, precialmente
ahora, cuando la situacion es preca-
ria para todos los negocios.
III.-Privilegios para cierta clase
de Seguros.
Las condolences del SECURE, son en-
extreme absurdas irrefexivas, y
hastl atentatorias al buen nombre
prestigio del Comercio de Puerto Ri
co, que en- su mayor parte dada su
idiosincracia, seguros estamos que nj
siquiera Sc ha advertido de los mis-
mos.
Y siendo este asunto de vital i'm
portancia para Comercilntes e Indus
triales prestigiosos, natural parece
que una labor de defensa sea empren
didsi por medic de nuestro ORGANISING
collective, consultando la opinion de
n \
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MAnaELz.A. asests 23.-El mAFiseal
Lyautsy Esspon4iendo . vaFias prsgun
tas ans 10 hieieEan aeeFcA de- MaEruecos,
ale ans ios neensecimientOs en- aquel
pais ~ afecfan sn nada a IA roma fran
cs1a.
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LAS RELACIoNEs CON Ell
sR. coRDovA DAvILA

Ha sido talnbien objeto de comenta-
rios Ell hecho de que uno de los acuer.
dos adoptados en- la Ultima Asamblea
fuera Ell de elevar la protesta de- par
lido ante los poderes metropolitanos
por conducto del comis;onado residente
Sr. C6rdova Davila, 10 que prueba que
a pesar de 10 sucedido la noche de la
reunion de la Junta Central Ell pleno,
con motive de la Ultima carta del Go
bernador a Barccl6, ell Lcdo. cordova
Davila marcho a Washington en- COM
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MELILI.A. agesto 25.-Un eruesro
elpaeei bombaFdee q Ice FifeAos. Sc
cree que loa aaaos eausad0s poF los pro
ysetiles haya eausads nnmsFosaa psFdi-
daa
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ouEJAs AL GoBERNADoR:


En- la oficina del Gobernador constan
temente Sc reciben quejas en- contra de
funcionarios plblicos, en- los que Sc le
formulan severas acusaciones.
Estos documentos son entregados por
ell Gobernador al Attorney, para 81
estudio.
VERSOS A Mr.. REILLY:
FL captain Lopez Antongiorgi nos
mostr6 aver un soneto dedicado Mr.,
Reilly por un tai Jose H. Santiago.
En- esos versos, el tai Santiago rinde
un homemade de simpatia Y de adhe-
sion al Gobernador por sus actuaciones
en- Ell pals.
Santiago, segin informes, es un obre-
ro muy laborioso w.. detestable poe
tastro, de Santurce.
INVESTIGATION ENcoMENDADA
AL sR. BENEDICTO:
Tenemos informes de que ell Goberna-
dor ha aade instrucciones al senior Be-
nedicto para que practique una investi
gaci6n relacionada con un empleado de
Tesoreria.
Ell movil de esta Investigation, de
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los Ac0NTEcIMTENTOs IN MA.
hhuEcoa no AFEcTAN IA zoNA
rmAMcEaA
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Aver Sc comentaba por todas parties
cr esta capital Ell hecho de que aver
dcti6 comparecer ante ell Congress- anne
ricano el Lcdo. C6rdova Davila ex-
poner las aueias del partido con motive
de las actuaciones del Gobernador Co.
mo para conhrmar Ia noticia, Sc citaba
ell cable que.ase publico aver, dirigido
al presidents Harding por Ell Sr. Barcelo,
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Ell LCDo. QUINoNEs
oBsEQUIA A MR.. NC. cLURE

En- estos dias, Sc nos informa, que
el Lcdo. Quihones, fiscal de distrito de
Guayama, Obsequio en- su residencia con
un esplsndido banquste al Jefe de In
formacion de la Polieia, sr. Nc clure.
Ell LCDO. coRDovA DAvILA
ANTE Ell CONGRESo
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SHERIFF FROST CAP
TURES BIG STILL
go Gallon Copper Still And =
Couple Of Shot Gums Taken
in Raid at Bucks Hill
Three Men at Work at Still
But Made Their Getaway.

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Denutv SHar;fs viii. ;iI = wr;.t. - sSsss r:
and Johr co.t .,,"caaS.d dsns 4...
Z 6f,-caIIon All no ccrrs, st;si i, - St 49, =
Wins a. tha so,,th .;Sa AZ - :" s.. 3 JSsR r5:ss
ahout IL m;Iss so,,+Is..t M. = Dus wn4ns ,.s
Valley Thras :, ~ s srsr - -
the sf;i, Int fed reaL;r. 49,. g: WI. .n. e
Howevar E ~ thav vi 1af+ e .saS s.,s.l oI.spc.
fiat thav S.f+ h.h;na eSsn . nullx
shot srrs ,.h;ch ~ 1 as SoIpas y
Il hi, w;th IN -. H st;,I 's 's Dloun'
chs-;~ 80 -. 49,.
0IeI rrost nad lniormation q
Inc ,iocauon OF tne san Tor several
oays' ana nad made two previous
tIlps 20 tne ravine, but on both Of
tnese u1Rs nsd Iailed TO hnd his
quarry Inc sul was located IN =
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End WEEK SPECIAL
SESSION CIR. COURT
Nelson Cartright Acquitted
Z Glenn Davis Sentenced to IL
Years in Penitentiary-Mor-
ris Davis Draws q Year in
Penitentiary-Oth Others S . n
fenced For Minor Offenses.
Criminal Docket Cleared Thursday
Evsnins-Court Adjourned Fri
day Neon for The Term

Il The special session of Circuit Court
for the Second Court District and
which convened Monday, July 18th
At Water Valley, finished the work
Friday forenoon and at Noon the
court adjourned for the term.
"a 1t was an unusually busy session
~ this was the first term Of court
held within year and the docket
was full Of cases besides many new
|pnes added by the present grand
Fjpry.
Judge Rice and District Attorney
Denman pushed the court business
along rapidly and big volume Of
work was accomplished. This was
Judge Rice's first session to be held
in this court district and the highly
efficient and satisfactory manner in
which he conducted court was most
gratifying to the public and all spoke
in the highest terms Of praise Of his
excellent service,
Following is the daily record Of the
weeks proceedings:
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Indicted For Manslaughter For
The Killing of Leroy Add
ington on April 2S-Trial
This Week and Jury Verdict
Of "Not Guilty"
Q o o o
o JURY VERDICT o
. We, The Jury, Find The De- o
o fendant Not Guilty. o

History of the Case


Leroy Addington, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Addington one of the best
families of the city, was 20 years
old, married and lived with his wife
and little son in their cottage home
on Center street. He was an employe
in the railroad shops Of this city and
met his tragic death after working
hours on Thursday, April %.
Nelson Cartright, 19 years old,
who made his home with his mother
on Cemetry street, was also an en-
ploye in the I. C. railroad shops.
He was indicted for striking the blow
that caused the untimely death of
Leroy Addington.
The two young men had worked in
the same shops for some time and
never had had any trouble between
them whatever. Thursday afternoon
April 20 while standing with hands
on pair of trucks with his back to-
ward the passage way, Leroy came
along and playfully snatched bunch
Of waste from Nelson's hand. With
ont looking around, Nelson threw his
left hand behind him and accidently
caught his finger in pocket in the
bib Of Leroy's Overalls and tore them.
This started an altercation which the
two agreed to meet down town after
working hours and settle it with
their hstS.
ntos ~ young mon met in the
=. q =. ~ Glpb room where fight
el6u1Dd nfil3 1<efd ssrOJ s1dslspk ron
ree4ived . blow on his head from q
billiard cue which. ii = few minutes
afterwardS resulted IA his death.
"A young man by the name of Joe
Delk was present in the club room
and was the only eye witness to the
fight. Both the state and the defend
ant had summons issued for Mr..
Delk as a witness in the trial of the
case. Mr.. Delk was present and in
the witness room during the whole
process of the trial but neither the
state nor the defendant put him on
the witness stand and let him tell his
story Of the difficulty.
The state was ably represented by
District Attorney Denman, Att'ys
Stone & Stone and w. F. Hamilton
while Att'ys. H. H. Creekmore and
Geo. Mitchell conducted the defense
The trial lasted . day and hall
and the spacious auditorium was fill.
ed to suffocation throughout the trial
large numbers Of ladies being pres.
ent daily.
Following is the story as told BY
the witnesses in the case.
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the Pine Springs Colored Baptist
Church near the Mcfarland bridge
west Of Water Valley the day Shoot.
ing occurred in which 8 or 4 darkies
were shot up. Williams was charr.
ed with carrying q concealed weanor
Ia pistoD and the fury said he ala
Judge Rice imposed fine Of S26. .OC
and costs and 80 days on the road
Morris Davis who was under indict.
ment for assault and battery with in.
tent to kill and murder, came up IA
the bar and pleaded guilty and wa1
sentenced by the Judge for one yeal
in the penitentiary, which sentence
the District Attorney and defendant's
attorney had agreed upon prior tC
the pleading Of guilty. This case was
one in which during last year the de.
fendant attacked his father-in-lav
and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Sprouse, also his wife who was living
with her parents at that time, and
cut and slashed some Of them quits
bad.
Noel Black who had been previous.
" convicted Of stealing pistol from
Mr.. w. L. Phillips came to bar and
was sentenced to pay fine Of s25. 5.O0
and costs and 80 days in Jail, the jail
sentence suspended upon good be.
havior.
The case State VS.. C. M. White
continued until next term.
Twa cases for state and city against
Joe johnson were passed to the files.
Boss Brewer and Ross Cardwell,
who had been indicted by the present
grand jury on charge Of shooting
into train and making q deadly as
sault on the negro fireman Gus EN-
ory, came to bar and were arraiRned,
Both pleaded "Not Guilty." and their
bonds were fixed at 100000 each.
Announcement was then made that
the trial Of their case would be con-
tinued over until next term Of court,
The case Of State vs.. w. H. Good
win called and went to trial. Jury
verdict Of mot Guilty. The de-
fendant was charged with carrying !
concealed weapon.
Walter Wilson, colored, plead
guilty to the charge Of stealing 4
saddle and the court assessed : fne
on him Of $500 and costs and 50
days on the road, the 80 days being
suspended upon good behavior.
This practically finished the crimin.
q docket tor the term. NM
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1 TRIAL OF THE CASE
WEDNESDAY. JULY ~

Court convened promptly at
eseloek the hour set for trial, the de-
3ogdant, Nelson Cartright and coun-
- being present. Then began the
'e(leetion Of . trial jury from the
apoeial venire Of SO jurors summon
- from the county at large. Sever
u ladies were summoned and their
names were drawn but were excused
from jury service BY premptory
challenge Of counsel in the case.
The entire venire Of so names drawn
was exhausted when only 9 Jurors had
bsen accepted, the remaining throe
were selected from the regular pe1s.
q for TIE week. The jury was &c.
cepted and sworn in 1t 2 o'clock P. nj
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CAPTURE OF TWO
ALLEGED ZULUS
Boss Brewer and Ross Card
well Indicted For Shooting
Negro Fireman Gus Emory
Case to be Tried Next
Term of Court

During this summer on different
railroad lines in Mississippi negro
firemen and negro brakemen have
been receiving warning letters signed
"Zulus" and also having the drawing
of coffin on one side and mule on
the other, indicating that he would
occupy the coffin if he didn't hitch
himself to the mule and go to work
along some other line of endeavor
aside from working on the railroad.
On several railroads in the state
negro brakemen and firemen have
been shot and killed-some beat up
and some have disappeared.
We had formed mental picture
of Zulu" in our mind drawn from
the description given a tribe discover
ed by DIR. Livingston in his travels
and explorations of Central Africa.
We imagined zulu" to be sort Of
ferocious savage with 4 tuft Of grass
worn as breechcloth, with outland-
ish ornaments in his ears, long orna-
mental bones thrust through his nose,
almost cloven hoofed and with possi-
BILE horns protruding from his head.
When we heard that the !. C. sleuth-
hounds had actually run down and
made it possible to capture couple
of "Zulus" right here in Yalobnsha
County, we became electrified BY It
tention and an overwhelming desire
to see what they really did look like.
ness and excitement when we learn
ed that two real live "Zulus" had
been indicted by the present grand
- n y 8
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Jury No. Z

First case called WAS the Cart.
right case. Both sides announced
(nesnes were drawn from which "a. -
|tect trial jury. The cass wa. then
get Tor trial, wednesday morning 1t
= o'clock.
Glenn Davis, convicted Of man
slaughter for the killing Of Herschel
Taylor, was called to the bar and tie
The north Mississippi herald., 1921-07-29

Jury No.

Selection Of jurors and talismen
- the week, as follows:
Jury No. I
p. w. Regal, ]. E. Rutledge, w. E.
Westmoreland, E. A. Woods, E. A.
Cleveland, T. NJ. McCullar, w. T.
Bfaxeal, w. p. Taylor, w. 4. Coker,
Robert Payne. W. w. Hunt, e. H.
Jury No. Z
II !. s. Green, 8. ]. Smith, J. w. Pat
~, ]. w. Woods, J. n. Miles, G. w.
|Is D eohh, y 4,
tef. 's'' 81 '.1s''
The north Mississippi herald., 1921-07-29

the young men and the trial Of the
case set Tor the January term Of
court.
The north Mississippi herald., 1921-07-29

Selection of jurors and talismer
~ the week, as follows: