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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Democrats Are Silent.


tcrrod with C"vernoi lenney m
ssriana matters
Democrats Are Silent.
Tn, Democratic caucus continued
u,pth t7eu hours Participants j.
lined to tell what was doue Some SAIL
tb.y .nuld forecast tho s.hnll bills fate
l,efor. Tho sau,us hut thev could not
pgediet It's fate after the caucus
II is reported different views were ex
IN, 4sed IN TIN, caucus House Attorney
~ hald K Kenney. pemoCrstis State
chairman Horny u Iseacs. Senator
Ttt,, REPRESENTATIVES Brown and Dill
and ofh.re made addresses
Il rs llk.9 that the House will TAX
up ~, h,ll this afternoon. and that
amendments VIII he proposed aud dis
onss.d
Andrew =. Gray . & Rheuhy. Will
l4rd 4 Speaknau aud Herbert II. Ward.
representing thr Wilmington Chamber
II Commerce. will hc granted the priv
i4eRa af the House floor this afternoon.
10 speak in opposition to the Gofpor-
ation franchise tax feature OF tho bill
"Rniiroad Lobby" Talked of.
According Ia one rumor current this
morning. the railroad lobby will pull
clared the sa-caled lobby was whipped,
Thc hin exemrts railroads from its tax
provisions
Some legislators want to defeat the
pending hill repeal the present School
law and re-enact school provisions that
operated previous to 1919, but they
probably are not numerically strong
enough 10 accomplish this.
Move TO Tax Railroads.
II is understood that an amendment To
lac presented will propose that railroads,
! instead Of having their state taxes com
muted 10 a lump sum, be required to
| 10 y a tax of three percent on their net In
/ come The state taxes paid by the rail
roads operating in Delaware have been
/ commuted 10 the lump sum of $4,000
Intense interest is exhibited in the
bill. and lively session OF the House
| this afternoon is probable.
Locks Like Defeat.
There was intimation early this after
| noon that the Democratic caucus de
| cided 10 defer voting on the bill unit
| tomorrow. and then 70 defeat II
Many Republican legislators also op-
pose tho bill especially the corpora
| tion franchise tax feature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
wonrN oppN TENNIS GAMES.
Indoor Taurnamen, Brings Form.r
Champion 10 Regain Title.

Bv Associated Frra@s ~ E~erv Ev~nine
Bo=iou March "a The national IN
DOR roniar-s singles tannis rha rqpien-
shin tournament wa- begun m fhs
covered courts ~ the Is,ngweod c'rios 81
club today With large entry uss tha'
included leading plavers ~ The Gee,
Nrs Noli= RiIrsfaft MALLORY n,
yav York former tltIehoider sa4kins
- regain her iaurala had strong ID
parenfs fn the fnvvsr half ~ he dra~
Afrz Helene T'nilak ralk last vear'.
winner g-UI rnt defend The rafiaual
vomana doubles and the national
mixed doubles rhampInnzhip tnrrna
rucnfs will he PLAYED later in The weak
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
FOUGHT OVER HAY.
The Result Was Triangular Assault G Sc

Charged with assault and battery on
Theodore + Brown Arthur Ely was
fined $40 and costs by Magistrate Broman
al hearing on Saturday cvcrlng 4
similar charge preferred by Brown father
was-dismisscd on payment of costs
The three men live at Ashland ard the
Browns were hauling hay When their
hay wagons blocked Ely's entrance to an
alley the man began to quarrel with
Theodore who has only recently recovered
from the grip. and one is alleged 20 have
struck him across the mouth, according
to the witnesses. Theodore father and
brother seeing the fight, ran 10 protect him
when Ely started 10 attack the father
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
HEADS 0v ROADS CAJLED
uFrOUW IANOR R0kNn

r@,scaao March IA, 9so y m-Ths
uefirosd Labor Board today requested
four railroad heads 20 appear before II
Wednesday morning 90 testify i'm the
hearing over the national agreements
The executives summoned were De Witt
CuNler. chairman Of the Association of
I.ailwnv Executives. w W Atterbury
I.ernsylvanis railroad; Carl u GTau
sident of the Union Pacific, and " $
laukerd assistant 10 Mi Attsrhury
rho decision to summon the men was
sde in executive session after Franz
Walsh attorney for the four bTCthel
rpoda haH refused to go on with Ie
. lttal testimony unless the witnesses
wsre called
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
DIES OF HEART AFFECTION
Man Arrested For BEING Drunk Succumbs
in Police Station.

Seized with heart trouble after hc had
been picked up on the street IN an lntoNi-
cated condition, man giving The name of
Boleshaw Kom,skI died IN the police
station Yesterday afternoon He Was M
rested IL the morning aud after sleeping
off the effects Of his over indulgence ate y
hearty meal After eating the evening
Sewell Scott shat hr WAS i'll and a doctor
was called Before the physician arrived
or he could be removed 10 a hospital he
succ,lmbed 10 the heart trouble
Mrs Komiski who came TO the police
station shortly after her husband death,
said he had left home on an crrand on
Saturday afternoon and she had not seen
him since that time Coroner Bullock will
hold an inquest tomorrow night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
IACNAwhuA EMPLOYEES
TO RESIST WAGE REDUCTION

s~renton. Pa March 14-Opposi-
ton u she wage reduction proposed by
..rnctau Of the Delaware Iackawena
.,a W~~e,~r Railroad was voiced here
xe~.rssv ~ q convention of the Lack
.~~oa 0YuAnsr peAeTattor. which in
seudas all esss~ss not sn'lfsted with the
kvceh~~ho4ds, More than 200 repre-
s~s,<~ siwes of enp.or>s from ell parts
~ ~. sysNsr wsy~ present.
N vse dscsdeA that II the company
r~iy~d - abtne nv tNe decision Of the
ishc~ Board. the FsderatAon would
,-h. .noh ~~sscr ~ - necessary" de
sru. Ne aSv~~nsrA wsth the Labor
Door~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
FOREMAN S SAFETY COUNCIL.
To Hear Address Tonight by DIR. n. NJ.
Little.

DR. r NJ Little Will address the Fore
mems Safety Course at Odd Fellow $
temple tonight
The address will be Of especial interest
to women DR. Little will speak upon
"Thc Relations of the Public, Home ard
School Safety TO Industrial Safety
Interesting the women of the home in
the safety of the bread winners is also
effective, A man doesn't regard hurt
in itself as Of great Importance but when
he il made 70 realize that an injury may
temporarily ortpcrmanentlv cut off his
earnings he is apt to exercise greater
care al his work n short he viii do more
for his wife and his family than he will
do merely to avoid physical pain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
New Castle Water Bonds.

The borrowing Of the sum ~ $780,
600 for the purpose of enabling she town
Of New Castle 20 own and operate rs
own water plant was authorized Satur-
dav eight when the resolution empow-
ering the New Castle City Council 3,
borrow this amount was given the 'huJ
sad final reading, sad unanimously
passed The bonds will bepr "a u'creSt IL
) l-s per cent. expiring q 20 wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
CLARA BARTON HOME MEMORIAL

Old House IN Worth oxford. Mass
Transferred 70 Cuivsrsallst Church.
Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Worcester Mass. March THE old
homestead ~ clara barton. IN North
oxford was transferred today by Carl
q Carlson n The Womeu 3 Nstlonai
Nlssionarr Society II ths Tnivarsshs'
church which . - restore the place
and make IL 4 memorial home.
All fhe FneraertOss available Concern-
ing Miss Bartons Red cross york are
70 be made part II me memorial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
SELECTS WILSON OFFICIAL.

~ Associated Prsss - Every Evsnins
Washington. March - Eugene
Never Jr. of New York. who vas man
aging director n ths War Finance cor
poration andsr President Wilson Eas
nominated hy President Harding roda y
70 ne 2 dire tor % the corporation for
q term ~ four ears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
ERIE REDUCES ITS FORCE
TO BALANCE PAYR0ILs

uorn~ll. n. ". March IA reduc-
ticn % approximately twenty per cent
N All working forces with the excep-
ton ~ train and engine crews was or
dered by the Erie Railroad today. ON
ciaIs said the cut was made for the pur-
pose Of balancing payrolls TO offset the
higher wages restored TO unskiiled la
,orer. About 500 employees I'm the Horn
.U r~efor we've suspended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Knights ofColumbus Retreat.

Lenten retreat for mep opered at
night under the auspices OF the knights
Of Columbus. az ST Peters Cathedral
The retreat is under the direction 81 Rev
John p. NJ Walsh : J The exercises
will consist Of three masses daily, and All
evening service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
OBITUARY.
kEEE MAD

MRS. MARY A. GALLAGHER.
Mn. Mary 4. Gallagher widow of
John J Gallagher died il this CITY last
Saturday The funeral will be held Wednes
day morning
SARAH N. WATSON
Sarah NJ Watson died Saturday at her
hone on Miller road, Brandywine hun
~reo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Married 56 Years.

Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Falrlamb,
2924 Washington street, will celebrate
their fifty-sixth wedding anniversary
"Wednesday, and FIVE days later, Mrs.
old on May g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
GERMANS STILL PROTEST.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Berlin. March t4-Ths government
has addressed a note 20 the secretariat
Of the League If Nations protsstinE
against the penalties being enforced hv
the entente for C;ermany's -fuihl-
ment Of her reparatIons ohligatiOns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NAMED ~ MELLON AID.

By Associated Press to Everv Evening
WASHINGTON. March u Eliot Wads-
worth. Of Boston. vas nominated -oday
hv President Harding 70 be assistant
secretary OF the treasury He viii be
IN charge Of foreign loans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Announce Birth of Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ Frazer, of
26O3 Madison street, are being con-
graduated on the birth Of a daughter,
Saturday morning, March 2. The baby
has been named Marjorie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
r., B. and w. II. X. A. A. Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
p.. b. and W. II. Il. a 4. viii be held
il the associati ton rooms, Eighth and
Market streets. Friday March IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
May Acquire Chincoteague Plant.

George McHugh. head Of the McHugh
Electric Co.. sos Shiplcy street has taken
an option Of tie electric light works st
Chincoteague, Va, and is operating them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

Type~riters Rented and Sold
once ana school supplies Finr stau0u..
Delaware Type~riter and Sslss
Company
7Ol West Eighth Street
j 4 Rumef phone s7tN Rr Morssn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
HOUSE DEMOCRATS
HOLD LONG CAUCUS
ON SCHOOL BILL
Continued from page /

Whit, -. pemocrate cauelIeaed Hes
tahl.an m.nh,,e AMI advisers son.
terrod with Governor l3enncy m
aII..le nlntIera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

Lett-A UNIQUE CONTEST pro-
NOTED by our neighbor, The Even
ing Mail. Babe Ruth congratulate
ing H. G. Lentz, worlds champ
ION surf caster, after the latter
had cast four-ounce lead from
the home plate at the Polo Grounds
for an average distance of 42O
feet in successful effort to prove
that a man can hurl fishing lead
as far as a champion can bat q
pitched bail. Pa~ TAompso~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

C A RU so from an
unpublished pa 8 t e |
portrait made in Ha-
vana by A. C. Tam
burnt, portrait paint
er to the Court of
Italy, last December
in an hour and a half.
The great tenor when
this likeness was made
was in a particularly
happy mood, as he had
just achieved a tri-
umph at the National
and was in receipt of
a cable from his King
bestowing upon him
the high decoration
of the Order of the
wn Of Italy.
c so considered
this portrait one of
the best that was ever
made Of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

GIRL CHAMPIONS
in Troy's league of
collar making base :
ball players the
George P. Ide aggre-
cation of mod ern
amazons who have a
record of seven wins
and no defeats. scor-
ing lat runs to their
opponents 40. Their
heaviest scoring game
was their defeat of
the United Shirt and
Collar nine by the
score of "a to 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

Lett-THE MAIDEN
VOYAGE Of the new
municipal ferryboat
Steinway across the
East River. all Of
which was part of the
inaugural ceremonies
last Saturday. when
n oner officially
opened a new service
between College
Point. l.. L., and
ClasOn Point. The
P~nnx. Umteruovt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

Lett = M. f. HAT
F | E l. DIS NAUTI-
LUIS, the sturdy 30
footer which mad.
the best record in the
port-to-pOrt runs of
the recent N. Y. Y. c.
cruise and was win
ner of the navy chal-
Ienge cup for sloops
of all classes. The
Nautilus was also the
winner in her class at
the Stamford Y. C.'s
annual regatta last
Saturday. beating out
S. c. Pirdie's Oriole
by two minutes.
Ro~~nf~id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

Right r ! : II | y G.
UNDER DIFFICULT
TIES. or rather we
should say. over them.
Miss Bertha NJ. Kirk.
a nervy blue Grass
fsherlaSs from Louis
vile. heard there wer.
some extra big trout
in a pool of the Fire
hole River. in the
Yellowstone Park. and
goes after EN-. de-
spite the fact she hid
to wriggle out on u
fallen tree some TIT y
feet or more above the
treachcruuS stream.
nds ru'Vod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

Le}t-MRS. GERAL-
DYN L. REDMOND,
prominent in N e W
York social circles,
taking a hurdle and
a blue ribbon on Rad
liant at the fourth an
nual Horse Show at
Stamford, Conn, last
week. A. a. Brown
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-21

We arc especially pleased 70 give
space Ia tho above as stating in no
uncertain manner the views of a
doubtless largo number OF good men
and women. It fully bears out the
statement made in the editorials re-
ferrcd to that there are nearly as
many opinions as to what constitutes
"A urOpcr observance of the sabbath
as there are people to hold them.
And the Subscriber is right from
his viewpoint. The publication OF this
communication also offers the OppOr-
unitv to again call attention to the
fact that while the news columns of
this paper belong TO our readers and
I'm them we endeavOr TO give to
them in an impartial manner every.
thing of news nature in which they
can be Interested the editorial col
umns belong TO the editor and in
them he gives his views and makes
his comments on current events as he
sees them. and as they seem to him
ia warrant He laws no claim to in
fallihilitv. nor does he seek to force
his opinions on anyone They are Of
fered for what the reader considers
them worth. and if they cause intelli-
gent men and women to stop and
think they have largely served their
barnoga The editorials referred to
have accomplished something. Ed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-21
UTICA

John Sheehy transacted business in
Ottawa Yesterday.
Mrs James Cahill visited her hus.
band yesterday who is a patient in
St Marys hospital in La Sale
Mrs c. g. Cary shopped in La Sale
yesterday
AIRS Frank Pearson shopped in La
Sale yesterday.
Mrs n J. Cary was a La Sale call
or yesterday.
Mrs Chas, Chamberlain was a La
Sale shopper yesterday.
Nels HegIand returned to Daven.
port, la Monday after spending Sun.
day with his family.
Joe Madden was a La Sale caller
yesterday
Mrs Annie Gardner was a passen.
ger 10 La Sale yesterday.
Miss Mary Ellen Stuart was in La
Sale yesterday.
Mrs. Elise Currie transacted bust.
ness in Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs Ed Dwyer and baby from Syl-
Wis is visiting her parnts. Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Annps
Miss Henrietta Harbeck of Deer
Park Wa an Ottawa caller vrvtcrl
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-21
FRENCH PAY H0NORS
TO 1000 YANK BODIES

Cherbourg, rance, April 2l-An i'm.
pfessiVe ceremony took place here
today in honor Of $500 American sol.
dlers whose bodies have been assem-
hled and are waiting transportation
to the United States Patriotic 50.
cletics saluted the Baskets and a bat.
Talon OF marines rendered military
honors The president of the French
war veterans lauded the heroism of
the American soldier in an address.
The American commander of the base
responded fttinglv.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-21
Bows and Girls

Her" Is chance for the bows and
girls to earn little spending money
The Free Trader-Iournal will buy all
the clean rags that YOU will bring ia
their Office Look around YOUR home
and soc what you can gather up in
the line ut olan rags any color
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-21

q
The attention OF the world and nine
or ten other people has been called
TO the Dnhdrmontous color scheme OF
the green and black and tans. The
aforementioned individuals have de.
Clded that there Is question and
have labeled It the IRISH question.
We scratch our heads and look to
England and ireland for the answer.
But the English have cudgeIcd their
brains and burned down their houses,
so that It is a burning question.
Gut we maintain, ireland for the
Irish, and for the cop that arrested
US last Saturday night" The Irish in
this country harp en- the question and
mix their principles. The stain Of
burnt Cork will long remain a black
marx or EngIana's cscutcheon, but
thc'tgntDng apparatus Of the irish
was proved to be the best IN the world.
Much water Mas poLrcd on the con
taCratton. Some fire water But
the question seems to be. England
wants &c be boss and so does every,
one in ireland The world has passed
Judgment on their Wclshty problem
and has given a decision in favor OF
the worthy party UnquestionablN
they have answered, they are right,
Is the crown OF victory to be made of
holly leaves or shamrock And the
answer that viii go reEouudrnq down
through the ages is d tremendous
"Tesl'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-21
H) -, Pre- free ts1sT-
INA IuVH IoO@"tL)
Ess,M,hICK- ~
l':*5::3sHsklAcKS|
E3NNKolUMA

Germany buried the AMchct and so
did France, but they both know Nhcro
II b. huricd
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-21
Marseilles News
MARY MACARTHUR
House Phone
THURSDAY APRIL 2, 1921


THURSDAY. APRIL ?, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-04-22

A number OF citizens have bought
fire hose to be prepared in case of
fire. Among these are Wilson Bros,
the Arcade Store and John Stannll.
Mrs. J. l.. McCarty returned from
California last week and will be with
her sister Mrs. r. J. Belcher, and
mother, Mrs Seilez. for some time.
Miss Myra Amis pupils will give "a
recital at the High School Wednes-
day night, April 27, at 8 o'clock The
general public is invited to attend.
The Senior Glass of b. II. S. was
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Raymond Miller, member
of the class. Everyone announced
o wonderful time.
There is a drive on to buy the
home of the author of my Old Ken
lucky Home" as a memorial. Mrs.
F. d. Sampson has charge of the
I fund for Knox County.
Mrs. Axle Carnes Barge, who has
been a very successful teacher for
some years, will assist Mrs. d. NJ.
Slusher in the Office OF the County
Court Clerk.
! 1t is reported that since steel took
d big drop busiaess lines are en-
couraged to open up. Shoe and silk
factories are starting again and rail
roads show signs OF revival,
Miss Aida Richards. who has lust
spent few pleasant weeks with her
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. @,
M. Richards. left for Pennsylvania
Friday to visit her parents.
Dan Payne has purchased a lot
from Chester Hammond joining H.
L. Taylor on Allison Ave, and is con
templating putting up fine dwell
Ing.
Ine Lyceum number announced
for April 26th to be given by Union
College Music Department has been
postponed to later time. Watch
for the date.
The fine Jersey COW of John NJ.
Tinsley suffered an attack of milk
fever this week. DR.. Wigginton, of
Corbin, was called to treat her and
she is making a good recovery.
John NJ. Tinsley is having an ad-
dition built on his home. This new
room will be added to the apart-
ment occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. G..
| NJ. Richards.
Rush jobs Mountain Ad-
vocate. If
Mountain advocate., 1921-04-22

l.. Mercnbloom, Of Corbin, was in
Barbourvilio Tuesday on business.
G. g.. Heidrick has been confined
TO bed for week. Typhoid fever is
feared.
Jlil Bullock is back from a trip
to Somerset where he went to see
his parents
II. G. Disney. of Marion County,
Is visiting his brother, w. J. Disney,
Of Garrich.
Mrs. Geneva Mac Pickelle spent
the week end In Harlan the guest of
the Teachers club.
Or. t. T. franklin is in~New York
and expects to bring back with him
lis ph. d. degree,
3irs. J. Il. Lawson was in Cincin-
rati this week buying ladies ready
TO "ear, hats. etc.
See Ben c. Herndon or r. II. New
;tt II you wish to become a member
If tho National Guard.
w. II. Baker, of Miami, Fla, is in
charge of one of the chairs at the
CITY Barber Shop.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Deck
!er, of Washington, d. c., daughter
Saturday, April 16th.
Miss Evelyn Black will visit Miss
irene Hamilton, of Shawnee, Tenn,
e. few days.
Bids for road work In Whitley
have been rejected as excessive. The
lowest bid was $4,000 per mile,
Miss Maude Payne came to Bar
hourviile Sunday TO spend the day
with her father. Jos Il. Payhs,
jim York rode 10 Warren aud
back Sunday and says II was o rath-
er tough trip, the roads being SO bad
The many friends of w. M. Baker
will be pleased to learn that he is
doing nicely since the warm weather
DR.. W. b. Minton is attending
Presbytery at Bonneville. The trim
is made on horseback from Manehes-
ter,
Mountain advocate., 1921-04-22
Personal ficntiOn

& J. viii Davis sneas Sunday al
Rockhold.
Mrs. X. F. Davis spent Sunday on
Brush Creek.
Mrs. Ion Carroll is back from
Bowling Green.
S. ]. Condor was in Jellico this
week finishing up some work.
Mrs. J. s. Condor visited in Har-
Ian last week.
Shelby Releford, of Hi-Land Park
e. has the small pox.
Mrs. Jake Denzer is visiting her
mother in Corbin.
Joe E. Payne was home from
Trosper Saturday.
Harry Doan, of Corhin, visited
Mrs. Fred Reiser Friday.
Sheriff Read P. Black is in Ten
nessee this week on business
Co to Sunday School May 1st,
go to Sunday School Sunday"
See ad elsewhere regarding the
formation of National Guard.
Mrs. W. c. Black is visiting her
mother In Louisville this week,
Uncle Charles Bays. at Hlchighd
IL reported quite ~. with grippe
g, B. Runyon, of Stone, KY, Ii
visiting friends here and at Sller.
&. r. Kennedy has received his
new bort Roadster. IT is a beauty.
I Oscar Mealer, who has been on
the sick list is improving in health.
LOUIS Reiser, of Berea, spent Sun
day aud Monday with home folks.
Mountain advocate., 1921-04-22

In the case of John Bailey accused
of the killing of Bev p. White, and
whose case came up for examining
trial at Harlan on Monday, the court
decided against bail. Three days
were allowed for a petition for a
change of Jail from Harlan to Mt.
Vernon jail.
Mountain advocate., 1921-04-22
REWARD

A reward of $325.OO is offered
for the arrest of George (Dad) Ham
mons, wanted for the murder of
Millard Hibbard, at Locust Grove
Church, Saturday night, Feb. 18th,
1921.
READ p. BLACK, Sheriff.
Mountain advocate., 1921-04-22
FOR MAGISTRATE
Precinct No. 3

beg to announce myself n cam
didate for the ofice of Magistrate
for Precinct No. and shall bo glad
Of your support and influence.
Respectfully,
JOHN G. HOWARD,
24-3tp Himyar, Ky