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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
First Baptkt Church

Tonight t1hursday) called meet.
ING Of Lucisa Berry Poet. American
Legion. All el. service men. Army
and Red Cross nurses who served
during the late var and any other
persoa interested in..,his organisation
are urged 10 be presssi,
suadsv School q. e.<4.
Msn's Bible Cla.s al McCaulsy
Theatre. e;<S sand.y.
Morning sesvics II O'Clock.
kvsnins Service Do clock. Ofdi.
nance oi Baptism wiIl be admin.
is~ssd st the close d the evening
service.
pvsys,osetins Wednesday even.
ing al . O'Clock.
Sunday School and Il y p. y.
Training School ~ill begin Monday
afternoon Of . O'Clock. W. II.
Preston. State B.YP u. Secretary
Will teach the b. Y. p. u. Manual
and Mr.. Milton will teach the
Aaaday School ,MAnnsl, All per,
soas intsrestsi 10 this hind oi work
are invited 70 bs present.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Tennessee City

Mrs Vifg,uiA Sumroe. OF Halls,
ia guest At the par-ntsl home,
Ms. and Mrs. r. A. Wright,
Kenneth. Mildred and Kathleen oil
vent " Bellvlew Sunday to vi.i.
their aunt, Mrs Emma Pritehad
The sweet potato prospects have
frightened considerable A. the re-.
cult VI recent raius,
willard Lucas aud J u Wright,
VI Nasbvllle, were here SUNDAY.
Childsen- Day exercises were
held at the N h Church SUNDAY
There wss = good attendance,
Ths residence belonging To joe
Dsown, At this place, was struck by
lightning nne day last week No
one hu't
Alright Mr. McElhinry and While
you ~. Watching the county roa't
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
DICKSON 70 Pllr Kll
Nll uue rus WEEK

Dscksoa's haeeeall eGAeisls viii
sndsasof Va redesm themselves sisA
loyal tandom. siaoe tie rctlsAsAl&1-
6icensr Gal IN sshihitlca last
week-uAich prcssd n dsrssstlae
10 the oGcials - 10 iAs iaas. lAsn.
sssves--~sen they will siss tAse
an opportunity 10 witsess Z HEAL
ball sa~s once ssaia here tssday
aud Saturday oi THE ssst. Aaviss
schsdeisd two games s.sA lhs
stsoasss, bunch Oh, u NasAvihs--
not declaring Hub Pafdss's : Vols tl1
war hosss" Hessss vii sssse his
team rsef~ssntlas ,hs kstioAsl
Body wotts u tks Ca,y volUassss
Lsasse. This team aA1 ~ snlee
Chemical Comosny are tied ts oRss
place 10 The League, whilv spast
ssrisss ssv*s xssiassa AA1y HsskS
the edge ca tbsss closss, ,ivsls a.
the faslss. .ss@ Ia NasAviis. Which
sssares ball tandem rood ssmss
bsfe THE ~eet--fos ss oil tuss
Risoi
!. The manage tpsu, iaio.ms ~ shey
dent inisnd IN ssea any more seaas
ios ssmes THE season uaisss they
are suoas, reliable els6a. - tAsy
believe the isas are sasi.l.d " tAss
moneys sosth paid .. Ne aats.
But you sbould zee the asmss tas
Friday and Saturday. - you sss
guaranteed Interesting eoat<su ~
the teams ot Dicksoa aud Naticosl
Body wosks.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

menbsrs. just Keep a weathes.eys
oyi Tor any ole coming up 80 csndi
date int member vi the nrr,
Legislature.
A s0sk oi criminal art ia raising
oBs Of Uncle sam : good one dslls'
bills 10 bogas tsn. has been try las
to circulate around this country
One evening last week, eae o!
thoee never cTasiba woadet-. a
noeklns bird gave = musicale Ia a
gfes. oak tree In cur yard, Psfch'd
on a topm%t boush, he rendered
several selections 10 a highly sppre-
ciaiis- sudi.ncc oi other b,rds who
ceased ,hsir soass and listened 10
their charming entertainer
OH lumber. isJids BOY, our jun
OF any other logs, have NJ basins..
at church A doa nsbt is disgrace
tal al a.y .sIe. bnl i, - ppt oply =
disgrace but =. ~ s.rcfstiou ~ God .
h0use
K. Mt> sad ,'Mrs, /. Asssst, BsaastsA
rom k'bUauetque Nts Nerieo
anj joel Ridlns.. oi NASHVILLE, are
saesrs at the brsmI-.t beuls .
Mrs. John Link. u Oehver was
tbs guest Of he' friend Ars. II ..
Iees.. 9sss ,saa4sy~ 49,. -.
The -uesk.lhiri "a. 10 evidence
dunnx rus.tay n,ga. The j.pp,
wss catered and sack oi sugar
taAea
fwu OF three yeafs ago We had 4
run Of blackleg-yseelnatlon wss
effective We now have run oi
bootleg II vsccinatiuh' WIN hsib
VIZ still have the necessary ,Os,fu'
ments,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
TolBEaT's TENT SHOW
rNue sIaOuc nAIs

Tolbst's Tent Theatre opeaad in
Dsckso0 M,mdsv nigh. ios . wssh q
sosasemsat. pwseasins . strsos
fspoissoss u hish-elAss plays. On
sh< opsalag sishs Woman Against
Woman" vas prsssnssd. an sppfe-
ciAsivs sadisnes being pfsssna.
tuesday nigh, The Girl ei the
flying X. wsstsrs play vas
Asm.tised. snd "Mildrsd." one Of
Mary ] Holmes nsssls. vAs pre-
sss.sd. All u the plays thai have
been pfsssn.sd thus tss havs beeo
of The rsassd tyes. and The partici.
psnas acSuit thsmsslyss ira clever
@sanss. Sam Hunter 10 the biz
t16ivi1asi tsstuss. his spsrkissa
vit ssvsr iailiDs 70 sntsstain the
most psssimistie. The eosesrts. o.
.Agsss ssJass hMv.f sass tssEl JlpD %
the STANDARD of rspasabls tented
ofuanitAtioos.
Tsa.shs [ Thursday. ths drama
''Dxknsss and Daylight" 10 book.
ID. Friday nigh. 10 feature night.
'sAss sAs. sss Aplasp Wsahia., ths
Law" The great New Yosk success.
will be drsmstised. rolbsst Q Tent
Theatsr Co.. have exclusive rights
to ,be presentation oi tAis popalaI
play and thls vill probably be Diok.
sou's on.y opportunity this sesson
to zee Within the Law" under
canvas. Tka wtek'S enasss@tnl
closes SATURDAY night With the psss-
sn,slios oi The Heart oi ksstucky
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Missionary Society Notes.

The Wouaus Missionary Society
OF the N. Il. Church. south, will
meet st the home of Ars d.
Hewsley Monday, June T,h. =. ;
.. Nd ID social meeting.
An interesting meetiaS ot tbs
Study Class vas beld Al the home
Of Mfs. q, l. Bouldin Monday Of
this week With . ssod attendance.
Ten di6sfeo, member gave special
Information % our wusk 10 Mexico.
Our next meeting ot ths Study Class
.vill BE- With Mrs. Custis. and ~
will stsdy Chaptsrs ! and 3.
The District mestias Of tbe Won.
an's Missiouary society convsuss q
MeKseu Thursday. Jsss Md. II
10 expected that oas Auxiliary will
be represented. --Sscss&ssy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
session.
or COUNTY coUaT.

The July quarterly session VI the
Csunty Court, which 10 10 esey~ss
iG CAaflotas on shs hlfst Monday
viii have several matters 0i Interest
10 vus County TO dispose NJ. among
which ars the tsI ievy lor this year
and the sleesing u a Couaty Board
oi Education ~ provided by the
iAw passed st the recent session oi
tue legislature. whieh 10 Ia part a.
fellows.
BE il enacted by the General
Ass-mS Siy VI the State Of Tennessee.
That ia each county u the STATE
the othce oi County High School
Board OF Esiaca.ioa. C0anty Board
oi Education, District ADVISORY
Board aud District School Directors
stszstses st.1ssAwk >se4 sll twsh.ie
school. Ia the county, both elemsn
t.ry aud high schools shai be
undsr the management and control
VI . coualy Board Of Education
~ hsrsiasiter provided and
,ha, all sehool property nov
under the control aud nsnagsment
u said bosrd. hare in before sbol.
i,hsd, sball tsvert 10 and b. under
the anaasmsni aud eqnirol u
The ssld County Board oi Education
Asrsinai,sr provided, crowded that
all high school. iuuds aud property
sad all. s4ansrasSss 4saAmsl ,1,as.l-,
aud property shall remain and be
managed ~ distinct aud separate,
BE II fasth@r saac4sd, Tha, al
ths Jnly term, ,ei the, quarterly
county court, iS2l IN r.e6 county
ot the State. there shall be e..cted
by said court = Coun,y Board oi
Educstion, consisting oi members
sho shsl bs residents and voters
ot the county ia which they are
elected; That thu persons ro elected
shsll he. cItissns Of recognized in.
tsgsi,y. intslliasucs aud ability. to
administer the duties oi the s6ice.
Ths membess OF said County Board
Of Education shall he elected AZ
iollowG One Tor one year. one Tor
two years, one Tor three years. one
lot iosr Year,. one ioi Ave years,
oas Tor six years. one for seven
ysars, aud thereafter they shall DO
elected Tor . term OF seven years
each "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

All.day sssviess will be conduct.
cd ., 1nswsll next 0soday. June -.
In the morning shost program
will lie given by the childwn sisss
which. Rev II W, Sssy, presiding
elder oi the Dickson District oi the
N. X. Church, South. will presch.
In the afternoon. Rev. W. ".
Woodcoek. pastor oi the First
Baptist Church, Of Dickson. will
preach,
A ire.-uill ohsTins will be taken
TO be used in helping erect = church
building at Trssssil,
Al noon dinner uill be served In
the good old fashioned style and
everyone 10 cordially invited To Be
present.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

ehiidnsn spent The wsek sad witl
Ax Batsoss sarvBsa M, end
MrS Js< Fowler.
Ms, Margaret Haal.s, u Mash.
vile. 10 visiting her nsies. Eiss
hahis Story .hn ssek.
Miss Locy Spsish, ~ss The xuss,
81 Miss AAmls idnG Sunday.
NJ. and Mr. peaflis Sanders aud
chihitvn. oi Loekhsrts-ills, s,.a,
eendAy the russts oi Mr. sud Mn.
D. D JoAnson.
Miss Katie bstson uas 10 Ash.
land City shopping Friday.
~. add hss. Lss south spea,
senday the guests oi Mf. aud Mr,
]. 4. Travis.
Ms. and Nr. Jsa Frey aud cali.
drsn spen, Sunday 10 Dickson the
guests Of M, and Ap. Tom cro~,
.ry AssA L. u. Travis ss,ars~d 10
kss home In Nashville sunday. al.
W spsedias several days here the
'ssss "a bar sagyeh,sf, xss. xa,tes
eAtson.
slsydsn Grow. oi Dieison. spent
ssvsfal dAys here wlth bic sl.,et.
Mn. Jas, Frey
J. P. Ovens, si Ridge rop, 10 here
ka tsw days ON .bsssnttwr'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
the "ol3 RlckolY'S-
tour now aaaliefu.

Adiatsnt Guy II Nav, ot knox.
silis says The Old Hickasys" toal
OF ,hs haitlsh-lds u Eafoee during
1911 endorsed by the eoassniien
IL the veterans held al Ashsviile.
n {. last September, 10 attracting
more tbao passing interest among
the boys Who helped make hisimy
assipsl the buns aud Mr, Aay
having been appointed sesssal
ehairDsn by President Albert L.
Coz. has developed a msss oi De.
'i.iir eunSeei-i =i,a ;As rseposed
tour.
la lnskina the itinerary it wss
the desire TO -.s as much Of Europs
al AZ iiuis sxprnse aud time q
po-sibie aud this hss been sceomp-
hsbrd, TIPS psssy viii leave Nss
Ifiss ia sss HssaasfsJ i etsssa
Line boat. July 18th. aud sili ~.
su'n arriving New York Assus, II
fbis MAKES . fottv oae dav tssf tor
only tbd5, which includes oil nee
essafy expenses oi the trip from
New foffT bark 10 Ned Ysrk. -" ~
Tie Old Hickory Association OF
the Thiriieln Division invites oil
i,s msrubers, with their relatives OF
friends aud any other pefsons Ia.
t,f,s,ed in this tnar. The tour has
been arranged 10 laelnds tbs battle.
,Gslis.o FIauiefs and lhs Amsricsn
sector, which ss- III special interest
10 the Old Hickory boys. A feature
II the trip will bs ths. placing a
.ui,sble decorations on the graves of
comrades Who are Bufisd 10, the
cemetery al Bony, where the
Hindsnhurg line vas broken by the
Ath Division.
The itinerary includes Enylsnd.
Belgium i.axemburs, suitseslsnd.
Italy and France. including Nice
and the Riviera II arrangements
can be made, a visit will be made
to Cobleni in the occupied territory
ot Germany.
After corresponding with several
tourist companies aud making 4
special trip 10 Ns~ York. the
committee decided upon the tour
offered by the American Ixpisss
Company. which will be run under
their Management, Requests ior 70.
s.tsstions should he made direct to
Mr. Albert Y Pierce. Jr.. Travel
Department, American Express
Company, Do Broadway. New York
City Particulars NAV be secured
IRON the general chairman. Guy
n Nav. AS Holston Bank Build.
ing. Knoxville.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Gets Still Near " Mhlte Bluff

White Hun, Tenn June n A
.ev,nty.five "a lion copper stlll, cop
per worm and lead pipe srre capt
uted shou, hall \ mile from her,
Monday in the woods near Nash
vile turnpike Archie Bel chsreed
with owning and operating 9TH,
at,lI has been arrested
Five barrels II beer ~sre rsptured
et,y,sst -ixht Y,sl9r As1ihr H. Mhlls
Rlut' !hst ~ esIt ,n belong y, Bell
Ns4hvl,l. Manner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Cheap HIN

Qv,ts Z lsrss eeovA sssesdsd ths
ics cream suepss Saturday nigh,
eiven By Rohsnsea Scott.
Mica Kioise Cook apd brot'ass,
Gordoa. al NAahviIk. spent Sslns.
day night an SnSdsy shs sussss ol
An. 2. L. Hoopss.
Nm Jas. Tsy sad cAiidssn havs
returned bone alsss sVsadiAs ~.
ssai dsss nj Joestsa the gsesa n
her sisssss. Mn. w. c. Doty and
Gn- Albsst epsish,.
Nr aud Nm. 0<s. Datscu and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Three Papers For Practically
The Price OF One

fos a limited time ~ have made
srsnsemsn,s whereby ws can ssnd
you The Herald. The Atlanta Td.
Weekly Journal and the Southern
Rnsalia oil one year ios - 10.
This is indeed = good combination
aud at al exceedingly low rate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Mrs. Susan Baker

Mr.. Susan Baker died at her
home on Center Avenue Friday a..
tsrnoon. June Eth, tsins in her
s3rd year OF her age.
Mrs. Baker had seen member
ot Beech Grove Methodist, Church
since 1917. and "a. honored by all
who knew her a. a s,rsdiast Chris.
tIAn. She has been = resident Of
Dickson Tor many yrsr. snd 10
spite oi the fact ihA, during this
time she has been an invalid. yet.
she tndesrrd hpneif 10 a,l Who
csMe IN contact With h~s by her
cheerful. patient submission 10 her
condition.
/ Nt BAKER ~ss rha widrw III Jnn
| BAKER who died 10 1854, aud
wss the mother II ten children. six
~hom survive her-John. Nathan.
lycurgu. and viii Baker, Mrs.
Nsrlhs sander. snd Mls Cordelia
Baker She is s.o survived hy her
sister. Mrs. { J Humble. Of Center
Avenue.
Funeral service MAS held Satur.
day sfternoon A, the First Baptist
Shatrh IN The presencs oi a large
number %! ki.nds and relatives,
Rev " " waodcock conducting
the service, Many beautiful Aawers
covered The tassst ss 4 tribute M
the love and appreciation oi admir-.
,ns friends lniermen, Vas At
tnion Cemetery
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
Ice Cfean Super

i. There vill be an ice cream supper
st Sycamore Church. ou SATURDAY.
night. lanr 3Sth. Ths proceeds
vail be us<A ios The bses6i oi ths
church. Everybody bsse bv are
cordially invited 10 attsnd.
Clara kaeland.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
MUNICIPAL 1iPlY. Y. !.
.ERs. TAKE NOTICE |

tn. muna ipal ,ssss ios the year
1880 became Delinquent June lst
ie2i and having been instructed By
the Mayor and Board oi Aldssmsn
10 make out . list oi oil dslinsusnt
,sses and turn ovrs 10 the Recorder.
by July lot. whoss dutv II will be-
10 issos dists~ss varants ios ~
collectioa oi tbess tsxss. which
will add sddi,ioasl costs, Do plAsss
come icswafd and SETTLE Il oncs.
John SAelsy.
City Tal Coliecsee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
norpeA

Dickson Ledge 80, y 4 4. u.
sill meet al -. IN. Friday, June
Sam 10 Observe the Festival al \,
Job land widows and Osphsns
Day All Master mason. invited. =
Wv, A. 6oodrum. W. NJ
II. n Williams. Secretary,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

FOR sALE--sia RON house sn.
three acre, u land 10 WsH Dirtana,
known 80 the Tom Tayios place,
Electric lish,s snd modern coDvsu.
fences. II you wan, = good home
cheap, call OF see Ms. N. v.
Smith Or write Dr.. ] y. saith,
franklin Tenn. :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

Good show ., the McCauI.y
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
CHICAGOAN ADDRESSES
FRIENDS OF IRELAND

\ meeting of the Abraham Lincoln
Council Of the Society for the recog-
milton OF tn" Irish Republic was called
by Pres James Parker and very in
torestiug session was had Mr.. Berry
OF Chicago gave an excellent talk,
stating that il was not an Irish organ
jZation hut was a meeting for all fair
minded thinking American citizens in
sympathy with Irish freedom.
William AIulholland of this city also
gave a short talk that was appreciat-
ed by all The next meeting will be
held on FRIDAY evening Feb II, to
which all who are Interested in Irish
freedom are invited to be present.
Saycpty-tiye new members have been
taken into the council Following are
the officers Of the organization:
President-James Parker
Vice president-F Frank IIoran
Treasurer Dennis J. Dunn
Recording Secretary Anna
GuN.
Financial Secretary William White.
Corresponding Secretary Daniel
Sullivan
Press Committee Mrs Rose Null
holland Mrs Emma Fox and William
Kiley.
Board of Trustees William Mulhol-
land, Q G. and William Meagher.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07

granted this afternoon
by Federal Judge Landis,
charging the proprietors
with violation Of the prohibition laws.
The inJunctions were granted after
agents from the attorney generals Of
flee had Testified they had purchased
Whiskey in the saloons.
Injunction Made Permanent
The order this afternoon makes
permanent a temporary injunction is
sued Dec II against three Ottawa soft
drink parlors, Iellers,' Boissenin's
and Grosskurths. Boissenin Brothe-
ers. it is said. have conformed in ev-
cry detail with the courts order,
While J. G. Zeller closed his estab-
lishment voluntarily after action was
started in the federal tribunal on evil
dence furnished by operatives work
ing out Of the attorney generals Of
flee
The restraining order against Mr.
GrOsskurth it is said, operates against
the building occupied by him in Court
alley and prohibits use of the prem
ises for any purposes whatsoever
while it is in force.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
Celebrate Birthday.

About sixty people gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Farrell.
corner Of Poplar and Mulberry streets.
Saturday evening to celebrate her
birthday A very enjoyable evening
was spent by the guests, with music
and other entertainment. Al a late
hour a cafeteria supper was served
The guests department. wishing W..
Farrell many more happy birthday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
ALLEGED FORGER TAKEN
IN CUSTODY WHILE
EATING SUPPER
SHOWS BANK BOOK
REVISITS SCENE OF FORMER OP-
ERATIONS TO THROW OFF SUS-
ptCION BUT BUSINESS MAN IS
TOO KEEN WlTTED FOR HIM
DENIES GUILT.


Acting on tips received saturday
afternoon that Ottawa's bogus check
.,gb,.r .,.,g stay;r,,. gt fba Mrs Mary
,.. 49, .........-.. .,r,.,
"''''''
'hiei OF f".I'' james 'fo"' an" '"p
tain James Sheohan, were able TO
trail and run down the yioIator, who
,o,o bfg Mann. ,g v.rnon I,rl,snn
~,
III" P'"'' HI" """'l "i''''' ''
rest took place ABOUT $50 O'Clock Sat
urday night after Joseph Pearson
member Of the 5. >. Pearson sons
hardware firm notified the poijce de
partmeut that jackson had just lett
their store and that he was then at
lhc Andan restaurant
ChleI Grove an" 1"P'' 7l'o"d"
hurried 10 lie IeSV""I""' an" i'"''
ihe descriptions give" ,"oln 81 {
aDie 10 pick JacNSo" "ul ''"'"'7 ,'lI
many WHO were 'd'I'5 S"ppS,' ~.
was accoSteQ ~ ti'e PGlING n1""3 o"s
"en''u 'I"' "e ,'''' ''''',,'' '.''' '-''', n
never l''eIe1' ~ wac ''.,.'' ~
,o"h'S J"'" '0 nv" ""'''''
"'"','ls u, " JI'l'N' .,. ,ouI ' g,....
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
Oesirahle Oranue.

There is an orange grove In China
that is reported to SurpasS in sweet
ness and delicacy any Of the oranges
to which the people Of America or of
Europe are accustomed. and it may be
grown in places where the tempera-
lure falls to - degrees below freez-
uE point.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07

It is rule with the Mohammedans
to begin Il meal With salt and finish
with vinegar If they begin with salt
they think they win escape the con-
tagiun of seventy diseases. If they
finish with vinegar. their worldly pros
pcrity will continue to increase.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
| LkNDS CLOSES OTTAWA SALOON FOR One YEAR
PARLoRS OPERATED
BY WIN. GROSSkURTH
HIT BY COURT ORDER

Chicago, Feb. Twilight more Chicago saloons
and the saloon of William Grosskurth, Of Ottawa,
were ordered closed for one year in iniunctons
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
JACK The PEPPER"
FLEES WHEN |RATE
MAN FIRES At HIM

MYSTERIOUS P7OWLER BOBS UP
ON SOUTH SlDE-pOLICE ARE
CALLED AFTER HOUSEHOLDER
SENDS BULLETS IN HIS DIREC.
TlON--MAnAGES TO EVAOE CAp.
TURE.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07

by Plaintiff.

Tn. .-uaBsit suit OF Daily BROTH
rrs and o&ri"u company AGAINST
Baker Brothers of Streator was a.-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07
WEATHER..
WEATHE

Unsettled, with prob.
able snow flurrles tonight
and Tuesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-07

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-17
WOOED MARRIED
AND DESERTED IN
JUST FOUR DAYS
Hubby Quits and Mystery
Surrounds Romance of
Youthful Nurse.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 16.-
Seventeen-year-oId Mrs. J. .. wili-
Jams" was. waiting today for the re-
turn OF the man who deserted her
without a word Of farewell after a
day Of 'mpetuous wooing. a hurried
marriage and a four-day honeymoon.
The girl, who was Miss Ruth Whit
son. student nurse OF Louisville.
said her husbands name is Edward
A. Leroy, although he registered at
local hotel as "J. c. Williams and
wife. Cincinnati" He was her
ideal she said, and they came 90
indianapolis where they were mar
ried with two women, friends OF
Leroy, or Williams, as witnesses An
expensive trousseau. a pair of pa
jamas costing S125 and a roll Of
$500 in bills were among the gifts
lavished by Leroy upon his bride
Then the husband departed, sup
posedly for Cincinnati. and ordered
a taxicab so that his wife could meet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-17
BENCH WARRANT
| ISSUED BY COURT
Who Fails to Appear as Wit
ness Saturday-Other
Court Notes.

Judge Feig yesterday issued a
bench warrant for Mrs Jesse Bates,
i35 w. Grove St, on her failure 10
appear as a witness in the case OF
the state vs.. Ernest Bates, 1903 Fair
mont av. Jesse Bates, her husband.
Is the complaining witness and
charges Ernest. his brother, win
trespass and assault and battery on
Mrs. Bates. The case was set for a
hearing Saturday but upon Mrs.
Bates failure TO appear it was con-
tinued.
Charles Dooms. 715 W. seventh
St, and Paul Michels S. Spring 81.
road. arrested on the charge Of the
unlawful manufacture and posses
sion of Intoxicating liquor. through
their attorney waived Arrangement
and entered a plea Of not guilty
Their cases were set for a hearing
Thursday morning. They furnished
$500 bond for their appearance
Ed. Witwer, jr., entered plea OF
guilty 10 a speeding charge Satur-
day and this being his second offense
he was fined So and costs. He paid.
John Culp also pleaded guilty TO
speeding and was fined 81 and costs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-17
SOME ERRORS IN
SLACKERS' LIST
Two of the Mishawaka Men
Named Served in the War
Another a Cripple.

Some errors have evidently been
made in the list of Mishawaka men
who are alleged 70 have evaded mil
itary service during the world war
An Investigation was made yesterday
and il was found that Nike Abraham.
SOC +. Lawrence St, served Is
months in the infantry branch Of the
army during the war. Tony Moshak
PA w. Lawrence ST., also served in
the army. Oliver I. Smith. 315 W.
First ST., who was mentioned in the
list is a cripple, and was unable to
enter the service.
Elmer Wheeler, 315 W. First ST.,
registered, but left ms rooming house
for the west during the war, stating
he would not go into the service. ac-
cording 10 has landlady.
Sing Lee Mark was at one time
proprietor of the Chinese laundry.
but sold out the business during the
war. The other six men named on
the Stacker list could not be located.
They are as follows: Guylenino Cas-
olo CasolbOrn, 3O1 w. Twelfth st.
William Gardner, 1O9 y. Main St:
William Martin. r. +. D. No. l..
Mishawaka; Giovanni Russo, 1923
V. Ninth St; William Latham. 81
Virgil St. and Walter SpcGke, SO9 y.
Main St