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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
DEMAND
RELEASE
Armed Bands on Logan Bor-
der Will Give Up Four
County Officials for Forty
Unionists Held in Mingo
(Continued on Page Twelvs)

Logan. W. Va, Aug. 3l-shernf
Don Chann carly this morning an
nounced that overtures to effect the
release Of unionists held prisoners In
Mingo county, In return for the re-
lease Of four Logan county officers
held by tho armed bands on the Dor
der. had been made 70 him.
He said he had nrst been informed
the Logan men would be released II
assurances were given that the msm-
oers Of the armed band would not
be nred upon He agreed to tho truce
and waited until after midnight, the
hour agreed upon for tho return OF
the Logan mon, but they ala not ar
rive.
It WAS later that he WAS informed
unionists In MSnEo county must hrst
be released at the rate OF ten for one.
It is not believed here that this plan
win be approved BY the Logan author
tiles
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Carload Of Arms and Num-
tons Arrives from Charles
ton-47O Mcdowell Coun-
ty Men Arrive to Aid In
Defense

Logan. W. Va. Aug. Sc.-A spec'ai
,-,in on, coach Of which was loaded
with arms and ammunition arrived
here az seven o'clock tonight. coming
from Charleston. The munitions "cre
guarded ny deputies.
After being uuioaded the munitions
ycre taken TO the court house where
men began cleaning the weapons In
IN. meantime, armed guards were
thrown around the building and no one
hut constituted authorities was per
,nItted 10 enter II was expected thal
during me night the guns ana ammnnl-
,ion would be placed IN automon'!e
trucks and taken 70 the border !lnc over
tho Same roads thai today were ira
vereed by similar vehicles carrying
suppNcs 10 the guards on the Logan
side OF tho ridge.
Sroros Of mountain mon and others
from the lOw-lands. armed win rlh"s
pistols and browning guns. paNoi t"'
roads over which the trucks passed
The approach Of night fall brought
with l. Increased tcESenesS ana adol-
,ionnl men were sent rrom here I" INC
niIs 10 reinforce the border patrol
Those
Ion that x the men across the lin" w"r"
aware OF tho fact that Injection OF t"d'
eral troops was possibility September
first. mn attempt might b" made to cross
tonight.
Women Of tho town were doing 'hH.r
hI," preparing and serving food coffee
and other necessities 10 the arriving re-
inforCrmcnts.
Four hundred and seventy additional
Mcdowell men arrived on special
train al $50 o'clock. Included In thu
attachments were two physicians and
three nurses. The d";a"hmentS moved
(ConAnusd on Page Tvelvs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
SIX PERSONS KILLED IN BELFAST SHIPPING;
SERIOUS R|OT|NG RACES IN THE CITY

Belfast. Ireland AVE. %N.-siK per-
s3rs were killed today during the re-
rowrd riu;GnK N the "ity and many
others wero wounded. some Of them
sor,,uelr Numerous cases Of Eunshot
wounda are under treatcment In the
hospitals.
During tho day in the factory dis
.rIr,s there was considerable fShtinE
csrcr!ally this afternoon. when the
shipyard workers, on the way home
paesins through York street. came un-
der tho guns OF sn!pers. Tho sniping
orerations continued III this district
until LAT. in the evening, and there Also
was desuItory hrnE in the center OF
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Lnxan. ". Va. Aug. 3o.-Extraordin-
arv preparations went forward t"ua!
and continued tonight. following reports
or n yathering Of armed men a. Jeffrey
+, ,hs adjacent county OF R""n". ke-
-o-,eI estimates OF the number vary
ron, hundreds to thousands. Lack OF
te,ophoas comm.Di"at!on with Jeffrey
r-c ludrd confirmation Of figures.
Fearing that tho men would cross the
hills - the Logan county sid" COM
oartes o: ex-sSvtc mrT w"r" hc!nS
;"r,n.I today ,1r"tntorrc d":a'hm|ats
n, den,;,y sh"riCfs and stat" 2oIi"" n"H
guarding tn" border In his ltIH
,own tho coun'y scat. a battalion drill
ed throurhout Ii" afternoon. Additi"nA!
.orrcs OF former soldiers w"re reported
70 he coming from Wri,h ard Mcdowell
Sheriff Hatneld's Trip.
No word had been received from Ad-
tu.art General John II tharn"rk. VINO
.odav ler, Charleston on 4 special tram
tn- ,hc district ~ uncertainty on the
last slore Of Spruce Fork RlrdRe sep
a-a.!nE Logan county from R"one.
For tho FIRST time sine" the Logan
,r5 S1cDnwclI mon took up arms 70 re-
pol a possible invasion. newspaper
nm, ,ndav was permitted % view part
% Tho defense works "N the Logan
county side. These det"nses w"Fe tA"Se
or Nrpowell men guarding N" star"
highway leading from Logan 20 J"t'F"'.
Sle-,r Bit !HtroducNd himself NHi
tho McDnweu contingent thiS morAinS
nade n tour Of inspection. II" fraN"''d
~ automobile and IN hts return ="
I.ocau cxrrcsscd himself as being sal
isHod with tho rpra!" ~ his deputies
Tho road leads through ono or tho
widest sections ot the southern West
N.,rginIan mountains. on the tour tho
sheriff frequently STOPPED in front OF
hillside homes In most instances the
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MARTIAL LAW
AND SOLDIERS
ALTERNATIVE
SUBMISSION TO THE
LAW IS DEMANDED
Action By the Nation $ Chief
Executive Follows Re-
newed Disorders

Washington. Aug. 80 President
Harding signed today proclamation
calling on disorderly elements in the
mining districts OF West Virginia TO
disperse and return 10 their homes By
September | at noon.
Secretary Weeks announced that
Brigadier General II. II. Bandholtz
had been ordered back to West Nir'
ginia TO see that all disorderly ele-
ments complied with the instructions
TO return home. Administration OFF,
Gals emphas ICED that unless there
was prompt compliance with the
proclamation martial law would be
declared.
Major General Harbord. assistant
chief Of staff. on leaving the confer
ence at the White House. had under
stood the proclamation declared mar
tial law. That. however. was correct
ed by Secretary Weeks moment
later as he came from the conference.
The Proclamation
The presidents proclamation fol
lows:
Whereas. the governor OF the state
OF West Virginia has represented that
domestic violence exists m said state
which the authorities OF SA!d state
are unable 20 suppress: and.
"Wh"rcas. Il IS provided n tho con-
s;.,ut!on OF the United States that
inc United States shall protect eacn
state IN this union. on application OF
tho legislature. or OF the executive
yphep tho lcriSla.ura cannot be con-
yened. agalrs, domestic violence; and.
Whereas. by the law OF the United
States. in pursuance OF tho above. Il
Is provided that in all cases Of in
surrect!on In any state or OF obstruc-
ton 10 tho laws thereof II shall be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
26TH INF FANTRY
At CAMP DIX
IN READINESS
ONE OF STRONGEST
IN THE u. S. ARMY
Commanded By Colonel An
derson-Has Many World
War Vets In Its Ranks

Camp Dix. ". j., Aug. 80 - orders
received from Washington today by the
Twcnty-slxth regiment Of the First div
;sInu IN camp here 20 be prepared FOR
immediate field duty. While the orders
contained no specific Instructions OIL.
Gers Mt the camp expressed the beIet
the regiment would be hold In read'-
ness for duty in the mining heIos Oh
WnSt Virginia.
The TwcMty-s!xth regiment Is com,
ranIcd hy Cuionc, y. NJ. Anderson. II
has he.u recruited up to nearly !ts full
ouor, nm, IA cue Of the most strongly
Crr,nlzcd units Of the regular army.
Virtually all Of its non-'ommissl"ned
nrtircrs arc veterans OF the World war.
TIL. regiment includes a fully eaulppeu
compary Of machine gnnnrrS. "H'cn
also Is being put in readiness 70 '"oHe
a; moments notice.
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the city.
In the course OF the evening person.
Who had 10 use tramcars became sol
nervous that they lay upon the floors or
IN. cars in order to avoid possible oui'
letE. Il.
Heavy firing continued until tho cur
rew hour Among those killed today;
was Harry Bowers. who was dead when
carried into q hospital. and Thomas NC
Mullen's death brought tho number OK
,oday's fatalities up to ST. I,
Tonights lighting came 70 q ssnas-,
,ional climax at o'clock when = party
OF men. armed with rtnes Instead OF
revo!vers. entered Stanhope street ana
opened f,ra upon ths crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
THE WEATHER

Western Psunsylvanin-Partl cloudy
md NOT no warm wednesdayi Thursday
fair.
Ohio - Partly cloudy Wednesday,
slishtly cooler in noIth portion; Thurs
day generally fair. somewhat warmer In
north portion
West virgtnia-Generally fnir wed
nesday and Thursday; soemwhat cooler
Wednesday.
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SO [|VES[ LOST
IN SEA DISASTER

Vancouver. r. G., AUG. %o-IIope for
the safety Of the soveInment steamer
Canadian Importer and her crew was
virtually given up today. when tho
steamer Canadian Winner. which has
been searching FOR H." missing ship
since Saturday. w!rci"ss"d. Genera!
opinion Importer foun0"red."
As the weather has been heavy and
the seas high FOR the las; lhr"" days.
Il IS believed tho thir'y-thrc" members
rf tho crrw may have been unable 20
Eet the boats away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
ENTIRE FAMILY SAVED
BY LITTLE ONES CRIES

Clarkshurg. W. Va. Aug So.-Otho
Su,ter. his wifa and four children ows
their lives 70 tho fact that Rahy Otho.
Jr. aged five months awokn last night
ard started CRYING at their homo on
Rrushy Fork When the father got nr
he cound tho whole roar part and upper
story Of tho dwelling In flames. They
escaped Just In tho nick Of time The
house burned to tho ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
PR0CLAMAT|0N
DISTRIBUTED
BY A|RP[ANEs.
THOUSANDS ARE
PRINTED AT LOGAN
Feeling Of Relief at the State
House Follows Action OF
The President

Charleston. ". Va. Aug. 3o.-Prea'
dent Harding's proclamation calling
upon the armed bands in Boone county
and on the border OF Logan county -
dsband by noon Thursday under threat
OF martial law will be distributed IN the
camps Of the men by aeroplane througn
the cooperative efforts Of Governor Z.
F.. Morgan and Sheriff Don Chain, OF
Lognn county, the governor announced
tonight.
The aeroplanes will operate from
Logan, and will carry the proclamation
through the disturbed area along ttS
I,ocan-Boone border. Print shops In
Logan were reported to tho governor 10
be turning out copies Of the proclAma'
tIon by the thousand tonight, ana the
first copies viii. be distributed soon
after day break tomorrow. II was stateo.
PesIins Of Relief
Receipt Of the presidents proclamA'
tion at the governor ofhce ofou1ht
relief frum the anxiety felt during the
last forty-eight hours. the governor ana
his secretary, Jesse V. Sullivan. Wne
have been in the office almost constant
lv during that time, int!mated tonighL
The text Of tho proclamation was nrst
given 10 the chief executive by the Asso.
ciated Press early in the evening. ana
an official copy was later received dife"
from the White House.
Army Officer TO Front
Major c. F. Thompson, OF the VA
department who has been hero Tor eey:
eral days conferrinG with Governor
Morgan and other state officials lstt
here at 1890 tonight for the trouois
zone. He was accompanied by A. q
Porter and r. P. Toney. representatives.
OF District II, United M!ne workers.
and several other men who. they saio'
will assist IN distribution OF literature
advising tho men to return 10 theif
homes. A special train took them up
Coal river from st. Albans.
Governor Morgan declined TO MAKE
formal statement tonight regarding tN
situation IN Logan and Boone countles'
neither would he discuss the procAna-
,ion OF President Harding. HIS oinee
was in constant communication VIII
state police IN Logan county ana WIZ
N. office OF the Logan county snernn'
He said. however. that. according 10
ports. there were no clashes or any KIN
he,weon the opposing forces today ID
the trouble area.
urS.d to withdraw 1squsst
Cp.an.aks G. Ohio railroad ofhcials
r.r,se1 -. report received at the otncs
a, Governor Morgan this evening thar
armed men late today ccmmandeered
tbo regular chesapeake 4 Ohio passes
ger train running over the branch hne
from 81. Alhans. fifteen miles pe'o"
Charleston. 20 Cloth!er. .,
delegation OF business men from
Wilmington called upon tho governor
late today ard urged him to "ithdraw
his request to tn" war department tos
,roons and 70 make such request =
o,,o- ~ last resort" John Meek
vas spokesman for tho delesat'on. ott
".hI,S q punfe.. a member OF the
house OF delegates from cabell COUNTY
was a member. The governor .o!a 'ner'
members OF the delegation said. that the
las, resort" IS IN the present timo ano
he will not withdraw his request for'
troops.
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Ordered to the Front

Parkersburg. ". Va. Aug. 81
,Iobart II. smith. william Hays ana T.
F. Ney, three local state policemen: re-.
c.,ved orders tonight from Jackson Jackson
Arnold. superintendent OF the puolio
a,.tv denar,ment to report to head
quarters at Charleston at once nnss,
Iert the city at 12:4o o'clock and VIII re-
ceIve further orders when they arrive
al headquarters. .,,a.
seven members Of tho state police ae.
no-tnent who have been guarding the
roads out Of Fatrmont In Marion eoun.y'
,rr,y.d here and later LETT win .ns
parkersburg contingent FOR tne s
cap!,al. where they VIII arrive IN .
morning at nine oi6ock the mon ieA.
,np hero had no other orders tnan .o'
r.nort to Colonel Jackson Arnoio. sup
intendent Of public safety at Char'es'oh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
LOGAN COUNTY FORCES PREPARING TO
RESIST INVASION OF MARCHING MINERS;
EX-SERVICE MEN FORMING COMPANIES

0crupants came "a tho door whcrcUpon
sheriff "Bul" i'Cn,luc"d himself, and
assured III" dwoilcrs that tho Mcdowell
mon were their friends. and that even
NOR" forces could he obtained from his
county n necessary. Upon his return
20 Logan from NAL Crock ad l'eCk's
Creek. tho Nrst and second lines or Do
fcnsn respectively. Sheriff Hatfield was
Informed TIM, Governor Morgan had -
uucst"d him TO call moro NrIHw"!l
deputies Into Logan. II" Immediately
made arrangements % haze additional
forces brought here
Other roads leading FROM Logan !n'0
Boone county are guarded by state
troops under command ot J. K. Rrork-
u- summoned from Mingo and by
Logan deputies ard volunteers com
rnarded hv sheriff Don ,hatin.
While everything WAS reported qui",
on tho Logan side today. advIcra IN
dira:e much rcs,lcssncss on tho part oC
the armed hand Jus; across The ridges.
Charnock to Logan.
Hurt.nCtou. ". Va Aug 3o.-Adju-
tart General EharHoCk ?ass"d Through
Earhnursviilr NJ +.2n r'rlo'h this af,cc-
noon cnrcu,e 20 Logan. He sN:l -"
Governor Morgan
Colonel Euhanks ~ WeIrh. also had
haon ordered 20 Logan. and w!N ," The
ranking "'frNr in charge there sad
rharHn0k.
"Wtl martha! law 10 declared ." r."
war asked
Il cannot say" h" answered. "You
will have 70 ask the governor.
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sPAN1ARps CAPTURED

London. Aug. 90 A drtachmcnt "f
Moorish troops surprised n Spa n!sh 00-
si;!on to-day AZ T"fcT. forty kNometrrs
from A,kaGar E~k!r. Morocco, and cap
turcd the Spanish advanced posts after
sharp fighting. according 10 Reuters $
dispatch from Madrid this afternoon
quoting tho Te;uRn co-r>spon1rn: for
f. SCI
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$500 Miners Reported
Assembled at Jeffrey

marlsston, ". Va, AuS. So~0S.
tween a,soo and 3,ooo rnsn have ~
..mblsd mar Jsnrsy, about SIX nnes
,ronn Madison, according to NOR
maaon from official sources nsf
today. N>.,
,,-o-rrsd that 10 automobiles oAfF9'
a.. aimed mon came out OF tns
-,outh Of Cabin creek this morning,
naas.d through MArmst and Wshs
M Lens creek without stoppins On
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
TWO ELECTROCUTED
FOR THE PAUL MURDER

Camden. " J Aug 3n--F-anH 7.
James and Raymond SchG"k. ho'h "t
Camden. New lNrs"y were electro Uteh
At the state prison here tonight for tho
murder last October Of Davis s. Paul.
a Camden bank messenger. James was
put 70 death AZ S.l5 O'Clock and Schuck
a fsp minutes later.
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| 0GAN AN ARMED CAMP. WITH
PREPARATIONS To REPELA TACK
State Police Squad
Rushed to the Front


Fairmont. w. Va. Aug So The
squad Of seven state police which has
heen quartercd here the past few weeks
patroling the highways against rtolat-
ors Of the traffic laws wn7 ordered to-
night 70 Charleston. and tr,.' there VIII
10 Dispatched 10 n" scene Of tho mine
disordcrS Tho men were asked to
wear their field uniforms
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TWO DROwNED.

Wil!iansport. Ia. Aug. 3n.-S..fer
ing n faint!ng attack when going 10 Me
aid Of her cousin. who vas seized with
cramps while bathing IN the river hero
last night Miss RNryl Wurs:er. aG.i l6
lost her life and her cousin. Harry
Wurster. aged 90. was drowned
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Huntington Men Take
Load Of Ammunition
For Use at Logan

Huntington. w Va. AUS ai.-I"en'
tv-hve men. some OF whom are proml-
nent in business and social life here.
LET, early Wednesday morning on spe-
cia! train conveying ammunition 10
Logan for the use Of the forces assem-
bled 70 resist all invasion Of Logan
county by armed miners from hana"ha
and Boone counties.
The train left Huntington Al 4''?.
Reports are that the men are 10 JON
~. ro,urteer forces assembled for the
defense of Logan.
Or. Lindsey r. Vinson. comnander OF
Huntington post, American Legion
stated tonight that they had not been
uskrd 70 send Leg!onaires into Logan
and consequently he has taken no ac'
tion.
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Marietta Mans Body
To Be Buried at Sea-;
Another Body Found

Hull England. Aug. @N--The body OF
st!N another American who was killed
In tho XR-2 disaster was found today.
I, was that Of Mauri"" Lay. Of hccna-
horo. y. G.. n riGccr.
A, the lnqurS; held today. Flying
OFFICER Miller testified that the body
Of RrigadiNr General Maitland. whi"h
was recovered y"stcrday. was found on
the atrshiI near the water ballast con
trolls. which IN emergencies are "r"T-
a.rd IN AN Fr1"avur 70 insure tho safety
n! an a!rshlD. On hearing This tcs'i-
mony, tho coroner commented on 'Ha
fact that Genera Mait,and's last net
was directed - doing what was posi-
bic 10 savc IN" SrSsei and hor crew.
The proceedings h"for" tho coroner
today wcr" purely INFORMAL II Is said
hero that tho body OF Lieutenant Com
:rnnder Emery Co!l. Of Marietta ohio
w!u b h,:rloG a; sea in HC"or''"1"a with
= wish Coli often had expressed I" his
wife.
London. Aux 3o A r"m"r!aI serve"
for the Victims ~ ~" IR-2 disaster
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MURRAY To URGE ABANDONMENT
Of DEMONSTRATIONS; LEWIS AGAIN
ASSA|LS THE MINE GUARD SYSTEM

Indianapolis. InI. AGc. 3".--phi,'H
Murray. vice president OF the United
Nh" Workers Of America, departed Tor
Charleston. W Va today /" urge
miners In Tint G!%'rlc; to r"turn to
work. An7ounCcm,H; "f the departure
q! Mr.. Murray Was made this after
noon by John J.. I."'v'a. rrrSidcn; ot tho
miners national 0rC"Ui@1tioih
Mr.. Lewis issued n statement. IN
which be ho.d that al! the trouble IN
the West Virginia coal rrids YVES trace
able Ito tho con;!nua! assaults md out
raEes prrp"trnicd upon individual m!ne
workers hy mo armed Raldw!rFeits
guards ";nN,oyrd IN such gr"ut numbers
hy tho Crai operators Of Logan. Mineo.
Mcp0wc', and Mercer counties.
U. NJ. W. Not Responsible.
President Harding has been advised
hy Mr.. Lewis. ar"ord.HG 10 the state
men'. ;hat tn" United Mine Workers
az America rs In no dcrr"" "sr:ns!-
hIe." Thc president had h""n assured.
= vas added. that Mr.. Lrwis' office
vii! CIV" fun cooperation In urging
miners n return TO their homes So or
dcr rny he restored.
Il was said Nj Murray would ar
r'yn IN Charleston tomorrow morning
NJ. Lewis statement follows
with respect to tho disturbed s!tua-
tlon In the conf Ge,ds "f West Virginia.
have advised President Harding that
the United Nine Workers of America
- ~ - d"Er"a Responsible. Tho trouble
is directly traroah,o to tho continual
assaults and out-agos rorpetra:ed by
the armed Raldwin-Trl:s guards Nm-
r."yNd II such great numbers by no
r,al Crr-o'O-g rF Nftrrn NrDOwnN o.
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Huntington. W. Va. Aug. 3o'-Ap.
proxima,cly fifty world war veterans OF
Huntington are assembled at the Chesa-
peake & Ohio depot here ready to en-
train for Logan. West Virginia. They
are headed by Captain Leroy McNuiiy'
who served with the American eNpeol-
tiunary forces.
Forty-fye high powered rifles, ma
chine gun and runner. with ammunition
will re placed aboard the SPECIAL tram
chartered for the veterans. The arms
and ammunition are consigned to Sher-
Ifr Don Chain OF Logan county.
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THE INTELLIGENCE GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-20

q. w. Boucher. formerly connected
with the Fulton Wireless, recently sold
the Martin Mail, which he has been
publishing since last August. TO Messrs.
Sanders and Whifcomb. Mr.. Sanders
has been a member of the Franklin Job
Printing Co. of Martin for the past
few months. while Mr.. Whitcomb was
formerly I'm the automobile business In
Martin. The Courier wishes much
success to the new publishers.
W. p. Curtin, living on route one.
called at The Courier office Saturday
renewing his subscription for another
year. He tells us that ne is now sixty
eight years old and has been constant
reader Of the paper ever since he was
eight years of age. We are always es-
peciaIly pleased to have our older,
friends call on us.
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BROOKS MAY RUN FOR JAILER.

Tom Brooks formerly Of this city,
hut more recently residing i'm Missis-
sippi returned home Saturday.
While Mr.. Brooks viii not say pos
itivcly, II is known that he has an eye
on the iailer's office and may make the
race in the coming primary. He has
host Of friends and ~ he makes the race
will make somebody hustle TO beat
him.-Fulton Daily Leader
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-20

All children troubled with Worms have an un-
healthy color. which indicates poor blood and as .
rule there Is more or iess stomach disturbance
GROVES TASIELESS CHILL IONIC given reeu-
larry for two three weeks will enrich the blood.
improve the dite-tion. and act a eeneraiStrenefh-
enine Tonic 20 the whole system. Nature will then
throw OF dispei the and the Child will be
in perfect health. Pleasant 10 take COO per bottle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-20

Hon. ]. ID. Senter. Of Humboldt.
Tenn, was IN the city the first Of the
week attending the meeting Of the cir
cult court here. lie j. prominently iden-
tilted with politics in Tennessee.
Mrs. Frank Crutchfeid was in Mar
tin Saturday.
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II. swAYNE WALKER. Sheriff.
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TAX SALE

Collector of teuns
deputies offer for sale at the Court iose @ and two
the
Court day the following deserpa pp
the the state Count, schools etc. 10,
is before
an be and
Of taxes due e
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We Have Jersey Sweaters and
Sweater Coats.