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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
MONEY IN CONVENTIONS.
Chicago Estimates Receipts in 1912
About sci ,ooo, 900.

Chicago, Jan. l6.--Approximately SOL,
100000 was spent in Chicago by conyen
tion visitors during 1912, according t.
figures compiled by the Chicago associa'
ton OF commerce. The estimate was
presented last night by Howard Citing
newly elected president of the organiza
ton. He said that during the year there
were ,924,000 convention visitors in the
city and carefully kept records showed
that each visitor expended an average of
about 1872 while here. The local COM
mittee of the association, he said, had al
ready booked two hundred conventions
for the year 1913. Announcement was
made that delegation of the assoeia-
ton would make trip to Panama dur
ing March.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16

and that he and Stump got them by
using key they found. WINFIELD ties
titled that he and Stump and man
named thinner would take the patches
OF letters out to sell them. "Stump and
would remain outside while thinner
went in to get the money" declared
WINFIELD
WINFIELD swore that he did not tell
Gilchrist Stewart he received S34 900 tor
the letters as was said in the statement
Stewart prepared for former Senator
Foraker.
Winfield spent the afternoon going
over the "Archbold letters already in
the record with view of Identification
before the COMMITTEES to-day.
George Stump, chief Of the traffic de-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
woRKMEN's COMPENSATION.
Friends of Measure Demand Its Passage
by March 4.

Washington, Jan. l6.-Demand that
the workmens compensation bill, which
has been pigeonholed in committee for
nearly a year, be favorably reported to
the House to permit possible passage
before March 4, was made BY friends OF
the measure at the House judiciary
committee meeting yesterday. he
committee expects TO vote ON the plan
to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
STRIKERS MAKE
GAIN OF 10000
Many of the Shirtwaist Makers at New
York City Quit Their
Work

New York, Jan. l6.--Thousands of
women may have TO wait for their new
shirtwaists, manufacturers say, unless
the nearly 10000 shirtwaist makers who
struck yesterday are quickly brought to
terms.
The strikers chose a crucial time just
before the beginning of the spring rush.
They threatened to call general strike,
tying up the whole waist industry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
II Looked Easy.

Nm York. Jan. l6.-After six
weeks career a. an alleged piekpocket.
lS-year-olc Bessie tssftenhegg il in the
hands Of the police yesterday, sGmi.ting.
the detectives declare, that she left her
s. a week position in = cigarette fac
tory 70 deliberately turn thief. because
@it booked 90 easy.7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
NEW YORK FOR DIRECT VOTE.
State Senate Passes House Bill Relating
to United States Senators.

Albany, n. V, Jan. 16.-New York
state went on record yesterday as fa-
voring the proposed amendment to the
federal constitution providing for the
election of United States senators by
the people. The resolution, which passed
the assembly Tuesday, was approved
yesterday by the Senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
Bishop Lawrence Chosen.

Boston, Jan. l6.-Rt. Rev. William
Lawrence, bishop of the Episcopal dio.
cese of Massachusetts,, was elected a
fellow OF the corporation Of Harvard
college at a meeting OF the board OF
oyerseers yesterday. Bishop Lawrence
takes the place OF DIR. Arthur Tracy
Cabot, who died recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Acts directly and peculiarly
on the blood; purifies, enriches
and revitalizes it, and in this
way builds up the whole sys-
tenn. Take it. Get it today.
coated tablets called Sarsataps.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
NEGRO CHARGED WITH
WIFE MURDER BY JURY

That Frankie Moss. spi.E.d. .snas
ta s.s death At NaTi-Y 'ssi SATURDAY.
aish' sJusp > san shss usuni Sasii.'-
nj by a pistol H. ~. hau.is vi h-s
'ausbagt. ioi. Ma.s aas sssas the
kiiiias sas s.'sai"us. uss ih" s.r'ii.s
al . ra'"a-Fs iaJy lhsS yesterday
hvli sh sn.u~s's Si@s@ h.s,!s bis s.ss
a-ay Immediately after 'sr sH"n,ias
sui mas M, b-pn l.g4,.si
I'll. principal ~iincs< as Sa- iu.
ia.s, sas Is-- pro-'nas. oh. .c.S1pir-,
> su@m s' shp h"us- ssi vhp awsss
eaC,i iSnu sleep ay ss- shss. w-as To
'ac n-s' se5W sad s~iua she ~.tasn
iyins ua . sus,Sh hT-Aih,ns heavily
rh- bu,i-, passed 'asaush stsr neck
ami 'sassi in the ~slls Th- sh"a'-
ias was shs f-suis "f quarrel
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
SEND OUT POST CARD
ON THANKSGIVING

Ad.sriiFe Trinidad aud Las Ami
mas county with post rard, To-day
and tomorrow abe Chamber OF Com
deere" viii distribute five thousand
post cards showing views of ,ity an'i
county. The pos, cards viii be given
away to all who ask for them To ~.
mailed out 10 friends and relatives,
IN this annual Thanksgivini cam
paisn Trinidad il .oop.ra,lus with
humbsri.s. s.,ics and towns in Colo
RADIO.
II relatives in III. east ar" inter
rstsd in mountain scenery. past
card view Of Fisher peak or of th"
sianswaii cohhtry or oT ,h. Spanish
peaks viii be quit. sh" thing. II
friends back east hns" automobile
AMI are inaerest.i in s"oi roads q
post card view al the stat" hishwaF
viii claim their attention. Th"r. ar"
Views of Trinidad ani vicinity and
All oG them viii cali attention h"
Wha, ,his community OtE"rs Ia Ill"
'ish,s..T. the prospective lnfvsiIr "r
the honi"s~ek-r
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
STAGE SET FOR
STRIKE CONFERENCE

DENVER. COLO. No,-mbcr zs.-
Th, stag. is Sc, Tor the ,unIct-
cn,c between employers and t.rHcE
cn p,Yic-. wEica nsy cnd tho strike
iu thu C"ivsaJ, seal fields. Gss-
error Aamsns ssid ., :o'cIock to-
,,as that all ,h. .yniCrcy~ vcrc un
hand with the exception e' John 4
Oss c,r,. uI the Victor American Fuel
ronIpant. VII" as at Fw-tio To-day
To tcsiii, ucinf, the federal grand
ju'y. II Dsvod r.,uras '- '~Uv.r
w time. ta- Tvs, hi-ctine uG the
joint board Frobahiy viii b. held
this evening"
Iicyor,s received at the governor :
office ,o,.as indicate .hs, prpto,bu
uuie; r-isns Ia al, the strike dis.
ttic,s. all parts apparently waiting
So, ii. result oi The conference
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
Fire Ladies' Burn -,
Too Msch Gasoline
Thinks Council

Joy riding Of the city fire depart
nicni-th. burning up OF ~ cent
rusOlihe by the sotsra,c motor
truck for "eaiiy morning exercise
must stop This was the eliet OF III"
1tty council last nisht. Alderman u
Kahn inquired ofths mayor the r"a-
SON why III. fire truck was whi<xei
Though town every day when there
are no fires ami called attention tn
tho bills on file for sssolih. The
n,.yOr replied that ne had b.en ask
I'd thnt question several timer and
~ the cornell decided that III" iir.
committee ought 'o investigate,
The twisting Oith" tail Of ihe
Mountain States Telephone COMPANY
was suggested hy Nids"niaa bohshi"
Who referred casually 10 III" i.i"-
rl,on. bills ON iii-, som. tim. asa
the eoun.i, mai. - request o' ih'
COMPANY Ior additional ire" t"ie-
lhon.s aud the -,,y rtiorn"y ~r",s
ths pros-r officials ana stated last
nisni he had received. "a. r-pis
Lets twist H. tail, remarked
Donshu-. referring af course 10 III.
corporation
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
uEcfRiclANe STRIKE

.-barssaJy. y v. Noss sss- --y-
.n 'apssasa .pp'nr.. os Sh. .Ea-gai
Electric SumraaF struck this m"sn-
ina Tn. m-n ami ~esp-a vs;k- Il
sis vbits .sn'r"s,- vas IN psy.
ss.ss between Gsn-rsl Manager Eu..
nsans. sup-rintrnica; smith ard u.'.
sga officials
N-ssA-E Frank tuiay nor Nt-s Na.
bel Leslie. the unisu leaders. whose
removal .rora tIeis work caused s.,.
vs'kea'. vas At the plan, s.dsrs
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
TO OARkeN MAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Yousk. Bling Back lis Nat.
uSsl Color. Gles> and
fhiekaess.

a. mnion sAr'lsn FEs- HUrErd iEt1
= heavy tra si,h suipbsg aEd ais"r
aai al led. -iii ,.Tu s,rFs .F-ai-i
aai faded hair t-A.Iituity 'IaF. ana
iusasian'. Ipn.vr 1y-yY bis IT LsRr
iuiI,. stop 81 sig it,hias sad falling
hair, Jnsi a !ss applications vii
prove a revelation IL y"Is La.F is
isainz. sgay OF ir's AsEasais asL
'hins iisiEs III. Sage T-a sud Sui.
n!iur F.S!l- at h.hs-. ,h4ssb. is graar
sl-s.ns-, An -ass-r ssy ss g. S. The
s.lis sI"'ufer 'anl1s s~rllHf slrII p.
r~ugs : igEsr h"'ilF 90 dur
sna.n as Wet s,s- aal i'sssr
usir Tsas'g." 'Er sr rriaja g -
.g Yuss-
whii- sispI. sway faded hair =
so, .iH!pis U- sii .ssiE- ~ 3rfs = ~.
s"uishsuI sp'~srsuyg ssl sfs1ss,,F
ness ~ dass 'aG ~ s.F ui.h
WY.,s's sssr s.d s'.sipSgF. Em 90.
son tell. L-. @asr IL sso-ss il =. asswss
s!iy. e. -S-aiS. fsa ias' iaap~r. .
af-snsv sf s1fg sUish si,h ii sss ''Av
,his shs-asa suus hair. sahisa aar
small siFsaa ~ sin. ~ nsgas aa
Ill sraY hsiFs hasr .i'saps~ss-sis and.
after snsshsF seslic'i.H ng '~". FauF
hir b-cam.s hsspsjfaiiI dsrls sIsssy.
.ot, and iGsarisa's
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
SITE sos COUNTRY CLUB

Ths rIaRs s"nmi''s' 81 'he T'in,r
Lad ''oGnisy siub. FsrrHS'E "fssH,a"'i
a-F-s shis afternoon A.. tn1hlRE over
a number ~ pTup-sssi sitrs for Ih"
siubs The committee is 'ogipa ."'l "f
rs-.i Hsifafd, ! u. nurf. !. ~
K-Er. nan Kelly. \, I" ii""dTi 'Ls1'
aad ~ J. wIsh,msn. .nd viii ,~f'aF'
as Gt~ nrss mr.'lss
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
PEhS0N NAlS


J. &. Mitchell or Cokedaie. IL In tho
city On business.
J. IL, Webster OF CiMsrron, Is In
The city On legal business.
=, =. Phillips will visit the camps
north Of iows this sitssaanH.
Il Graham. manufacturer. Of
Pueblo. II In tho city 0a husiueAs.
D. J. Griffith left tAis s0yniux for
Waiscshurg where he viii attend -
bus!neas. r
". i.eahasi ietl this saOrnins for
Denver after spending III. week here
on business.
=. \. Olson Of ST i.sui. .s0lpesi
eve. in Tvinii.d on his ~0y u
TaesOu. Aris. s's,S'
y. \. \. Wil!isms will spcnd TIE
ncAs week in Denver On = plea su:-
sni busines.> "trip.
J. ~. Tassaft. y travelling sslcr niin
from Pueblo. is IN the city for few
days vi,ii with friends.
Arthur \. Frederick. a prom Inca,
nsnSer attorney. il lathe city at
leading To business matters,
4. u. Wei,A~i of the 4, y l. !
company i-is ihi. morsiax for Denver
On few days business tfir.
ssp'nin Philip Vaa ci.~. a' Con-
pany 4. stationed IN i.aiio~. il in
town nn i.v days fusius,xh.
Ms. ~ J, shea. a: Shreveport. Ia .
" hs.- Ss.i'ine al the honi" "f her
tgolbsr. \, chacoa. in Cok-dai..
Mrs. E.si carni.ha-i left last
nishs for c@iifor.sl ~k-s- she will
sp.na' hs nss' f.~ week. vi.i.ias.
CshbS Hawkins. a ~.Ai,ny ranch
mas. of i,aE-ia. i.n this Morning for
Beaver for few days sisis with
relatives
j. n Msrphys a ss,s-isns ,ai. snan
ssus, Ne. York Chs. b. q r. iaiss.i
visitor s.s = f-~ days u. ais way 4,
S-.s A-siss
The N.s. lss s,..ipa C,ssA and ,ss,-
sis lett yesterday Tor the viii am
E;n.s- faaei, in shr Asissaps valley
shsrr sa-s ~lil ss~sd .-s.ssI dsys.
W j. Aias'sy. s.ssssi a,snax-E a1
si.~ visl"s-Ass-stsss 1's.l TO-. s--
turned thsa morning ssos, ts.aS-r as-
ssr a tss DAYS .arss ,h-s. ca bus
nrss
Nrs and Msso y. Il Jstf-s.. at s'.r
t1sa. raIsfs. are .stssisd I. strt.~ in
fFiaiSld iu.i.ys Mrs J-tI-ss ems
sssa.-s'y Mis. Nsia-i'ss -lasi-.
daughter % Me and SIR. G.os T.
ssas!.s
a. ~ tis.absi1s.. . former resi-
derl st Trinidsj. IL hsrv tsoas his
susa- N AsimHs. Nj lssisssids~.
wha fosuscslf ~ss .osa~-ssi ~'i'h
ss- Gissrai .is.saasass .ssur.sny. ~sii
s.,~1L s~sess! aass victims oii
iss-ea.
Az and Mras jsas M.eA.nss- or
rived is Tri-i.iaa tais ts.spiae tt.M
ksssss ''iiF. .a-s- .h.s ss-n' n >
'sss ,ea w--tss Mt.s Nsskcasi- -as
formerly Niss H~Frisc Tsyiass They
will sisis IN s..is city ~its relative.
w.si' after sh. holidays. ~ass .h.y
sill leave tgT SEQ tallo. lEasi'.
~b-t- Nfs Nasseasie i. ss.s,t isl-a
rish hia father. MatJn Msshenst.. IL
Shs snassx~m.as n: the NsssiI LAM.
.u fa
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
Rais'rsis-,

HaiseJsdsc,
Tas itsa.sai u. NEs. Nsftas Ilaiu-
Lri-s- un. as.a s-s,crii,. ,ap.
:siat- ;his s!,.En .an q; ,h~ residence
at al College street, h.s. J. u,
Ferris Sl'hs kg!ssal,si s.a.vA .i'i-
cia,.,L :nlrFm.a, ~as ia ia. Ma
spas. sosa-srrSs TIA. sous .a.s issss,
Ninsi"a. Asis.. ani III. u,n.' sEos,
Collar. y, ~. arrived ibIs m.sHi.s
to attend ,A. funeral
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

The Salvation Army .sa asa aas
rs>s.off .;o,hins. furniture. ii,ch~H
utensils. dishes. bedding. etc Any
an- hsfine any cf such please rh"hr
Rri :se: and ss-e siil be rallied sas
promptly. Thaats. Cart u a
Haas
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
s PER CENT To BgaLvolENcE

Your church sg s"sIF fb8Igr "f he
u-soirus- viii rrrrs," p-F 'rH, q
~, ysur .ssh puFshss's in the po
t:a"d. Department ~ ttr i.RPprium
lss- tb-iF 4E -
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
TO DEFY
COURT OF INQUIRY
ss.sssss~A ssoo esas g..

Jssrgh's hospital 4, shp suIsty hns-
pisal ~ D~uyrr by the goIit- at 'i,-
request ri General Csas-. The ,Ilarr.
.t ih~ miurrs officials is that the
Greek -ss sTt'.ripE ,Eum sb- v"s.i
In the i-s and was IN ne conditions TO
IT, removed 80 Trinidad
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
ATTENTION nAs0ny

l;-s,.sar ,os.stauni,assea Trinidad
Lodge No ~. ~ = aai \. ~. Tues.
day. "a. y. m. Wesk in third dc.
srcc. Nil master Mason. cordially
invited K Floyd. se~'ys ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
Uoehee SlaaiGl1u
Iells CT Recovery

rNs~sA. rss'sssa-sss llxs s.sassssss.s ssxias
ass5 -s--tss s.1s~@ ~sss-ssrs Hs~sG ss-r
lasIs " sssa A&se s~a tssesA aas Esss
ssgsas ss@spls sssas ss@ sssg5Maas tesa Asss
s4ssess 54svssaaAee $40 sssss 5Sslafss ss@5s
tAs peezs-s ss-s - aessasssss so s''sa
ses-@fa-7g ssss-ssssss ls~-isas ss.sss - ~
esss - isSs@AA-s S.savas5sE gHss gs .
$3.50 SEQ ssss rAssfss ssS Ss5ss rsvss s.soss
rBNwsshFt ss.~SA ss~f asaab sAtN Risss4A
rssss iSsas shss sass
s7ssssws - - sssss ssesssts 80
-s~ssn ssaw u gsSss8ssa sssSg '~ss
ssa'stess sSaa7s'd ss sNis't' ssss sF~i
s-s5s"ses ssss r-pvss5aS - 8a gaas8fss-sa
ItssHsa A.ftsss ~ Iss4sNrg y W-fAa
saEEHsss 80 sAE sssisas q - HsBvsH 80
" NssS ~ss ss5ssaE - ] baa sNJ'srb
s5tvs ! asss-assss.e-ss q 5s ssss Bvsea4a to- HeH
!s'grs sss5s4 sa53' - Hvs bHs7sns MfEs
as'ae49s - ss5ssB<-st rssssse sae6ss bwsr
ss-ssIsssFts SNs sNlssssstsvt g. ess asess'ss
8ses ss8iss sstsef - see ssssesss Wss
s~~ssEsss sss rssssss ssgJsA ! evssss So
sE8ss So ~5s's5 ~ ssss 70 sss sassssrs vs's
sAsss sss sgsa 8w,t ss4ss s.,sss sss ssism Upss
- sHs-g sssssfg5 3u e@rsI s8H =
ss5as@ds sIsrsgsSN VI srNNtEH as
estsasu FHszrnNhusFsss Haee uH HvruWrs5
s.sasass N.svtHsisv NBs hsvH ra5sses ~
ssaav rrsHs- sss7 sss $50 ssas g3s 81. ss
g. ssFsaR uAs-8E ass vsp@4 N1usnHaE7ss
rSfgHs aas sssastg Rss1 iSseNaa4 slHH hssses
stsy7s ssss Is rts1s 5'stsss shsa ~ s'gps.
s-r=sHsas ~ q8epestIss r'a6s - ee' Ass -
sassaSs4 sspsss YEA 1us - s-atsS ssistuf
- sssssssf-s arap wsssN f. F.EEst~
s,sess ,as ssr. n sri ts5is4 ssstz4zsss
The Ilausmaa Drug Co. 'htcr s'et'
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

s'srsa ,-at meat jus: tr-.issS ~
ss. MaIS.snia meat a.ask.ts Thirty
susi forty srass psf pound u
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
ATTENTION EIKS

There will b. regular meeting II
Trinidad Lodge u. =. q. y EIks
Thursday night at Elks Iiail.---
Frank stone, u. IL. T.. \ Wilson.
Scc',.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
The ilausman Drug Co. 'Hscc s'stss
snd ". 4. Green pSue Co.

rssnsspe Of cs.rr description neat.
I, ard guScssy -sccHs~d AZ ses
Chr.ni.lcsN.~s Job sr"mss sAssrirs
aud quotations aa request. Use the
srl-phour Trinidad ~" u
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
0 3 IT U A r Y
Valdez.

vAldeI.
l-,y Waldo. coal ,ninrr. died
iasi nish' at b.ia~uD after au III
hrr. %: fen da! . b-".a.-d ~ss
~ s"ars "s ss" Th~ GunSsal vii,
,aL- pia.. ~ /" .sIork Tomorrow
morning ir.n.,hc Trinidad chapel.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

Have saG ~trr -asnu bser fasa'
t5- NaisrTnis market, n
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
HORSES GO SOUTH

s.su .rimsi-y, II M-y"rs ant III g
Atkins I-t, herr to-day f"T Mrmphis
T-na.. with s'riIs ~ los toUss
rounded up in this part u Its gouu-
'gy
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

Sest Of: your Surplus stuff hs Ne
inr crN van, ads They esIy soss
~rsls . line ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

A,o.s anything in rf'n'Is< nsasij
~seru,-d and 81 reasonable. -Sty.s
at tho rhs-ai,Is. New. Job -arms
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

ro's:..es should l,pil sIeu l., 80 pre-
vent The sssns from curling .tf.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

fissIre that plcas~s-ihe kieS
sunn'ic~ .sss'onets Of The ChtetttIe'
News
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

Fresh besT w-,, for sale ~ the
MaiysTnia market I
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICE

tus,h. better ,uns-ni.asc os our
customers. u. hs,. Frrid.i upsn sUs
other ss"p furvgrd in It's" matter -;
pErmiau'ss
II.r-at,gr Cssh REGISTER r'r.asiuHs
:",n.a. may isc ,s-i--mabi- III.
isHCTLy TiiEUuGU THIS STuHt
for an, ,raicic d.scrih-.s ia this ca,
aIssa.. ;hus relieving y.r cn,iT.ts
.f tho expense and auuulsnrc iu.
sl'i.n' Ia ~sna'px assv ius pr.m-
,uaIs Ycu will sls" he a<.ure,I .i
absolute satisfaction "s ds'iycry
Ni' i"p need d. u To- saw so-r
ccdpons. scl"s; vHs, ,-u van, 'tou
the catalogue. Baaa In t.c coupons
and We tlo the r..s
II pr-fctr-,,. the instructions "r
rag. 80 .f ,his ta,aiazsc rsay .. fol.
lowed ss,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

Tn. NhitssIesI TarvsJs ot lHs.
,isl uss tv-is's
Tho Astaf. Isusuas.-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
have issued an ordinance providing for
the cutting OF weeds and cleaning up
premises in the city. The Legislature
recently conferred upon the city Of I'M
ION City the right TO enforce by ordi-
nance this regulation, and the board is
this week issuing the order in compli-
ance with same. There will soon be a
homecoming here, and we trust that
citizens will not wait for further notice,
but that It viii DO done voluntarily, and
well done, so as to impress the many
strangers and former citizens who will
probably be here that we are not care
less with our public thoroughfares and
premises. Let's all cut the weeds and
clean up.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Mrs. Fannie Davidson Moss ct ais. VS..
Josie Verhine ct ais.
Chancery Court, Obion County, Ten
nessee.
In the above styled cause it appear
ing to the Clerk and Master from the
bill Of complaint, which is sworn 10,
that the defendants, Josie Verhine and
her husband +. H. Verhine, Geo. Woods,
Alfred Hughlett, Moses Hughlett, Mrs.
Iva Bennett Roper and her husband
Clyde Roper, Jim Gray, $500 Gray, 4.
M. Dix and wife Mrs. 7. M. Dix and
Nellie Gray Gordon and her husband
Logan Gordon are non-residents Of the
State of Tennessee so that ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon them,
ii is therefore hereby ordered that the
said above named defendants appear be-
fore the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF Obion County, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday, of Septem-
Der, 1913, that being q regular rule
day Of said Chancery Court, and make
defense to the said bill, or the same will
be taken as confessed by them, and
the said cause set for hearing ex parto
as TO them. It is further ordered that
publication Of this notice be made for
four consecutive weeks ID The Com
weekly newspaper published
IN Obion County, Tennessee.
This July 81, 1918.
GEO. "A. GIBBS, JR.,
l8-4t Clerk and Master.
w. Z. Hudgins. Sol. Tor Complt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08
NEws NoTEs

Secretary McAdoo has tentatively de-
cided to deposit Government funds fol
the movement Of crops in fiity-nins
southern and Western cities.
President Wilson took his first deed
ed step in the policy through bis pro
posals to deal with Mexico by formally
accepting the resignation Of Ambassa-
dor Henry Lane Wilson, to take effect
October Il, and sending to Mexico as
his personal representatiye-but not ac-
credited to the Huerta Government
former Gov Lind, OF Minnesota.
Express companies in the United
States are required by an order Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
make sweeping reductions in their rates
for q period Of two years, beginning
October Is. which, it is stated, win be
made permanent, if the experiment
shows the reduced rates to be reason
able"
The delay in confirmation Of the In
dustrial Commission is given as due to
opposition to Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman
and the disappointment Of Senator Hoke
Smith over Barrett's failure to land.
There is no opposition, it Is stated, 70
J. Thurston Ballard. the Louisville
member.
After conference with Secretary
McAdoo and Chairmen Owen and Glass,
representatives Of the National Citizens
League, expressed themselves as par
ticuIarly pleased at the attitude" Of the
men who framed the Administration
Currency Bill.
Sentences were imposed upon five
members Of the West Virginia Legisla-
ture, convicted OF bribery in connec-
tson with the election OF United States
Senator.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08
Non Resident Notice.
(To Joe Brinkley.)
Addie Brinkley vs.. Joe Brinkiey.

Addie Brinkley vs.. Joe Brinkiey.
III the Circuit Court 81 Obion County,
Tennessee.
In this cause, il appearing from TIE
bill or petition filed, which i sworn 10,
that Joe Brinkley, the defendant. i i
nonresident Of the state Of TeBness8s
and resident Of the State 81 Illinois.
he Il therefore hereby required 10 al.
pear on or before the firsE Monday iii
September. 1918, next, before the Cir
cult Court OF Obion County. Tennessee.
and make defense to the bill or petition
filed against him for divorce ID said
court BY Addie BrinkIey. o. otherwise
the bill will be taken Is confessed and
the cause set for hearing ex-parts.
1t ii iurther ordered that ibis notice
be published for four consecutive weeks
10 The Commercial.
This Sd day Of July, 1913.
10-4t I'm. G()LDRN rIaxk
W. N. Miles, Atty ier Plaintiff.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

A neighborhood picnic was given in
the vicinity Of Hauser Valley last Sat
urday, with Colonel Catron as an hon.
ored guest. The Colonel is 95 and still
able to enjoy these occasions with his
host Of friends In and around Union
City There are never any exceptions
to good dinners in the Catron neighbor-
hood. They are as reliable as old
line insurance. That country has been
famed for years for the genius, gener-
osity and hospitality Of its people, and
che picnic Friday was in keeping with
All such recurring events.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

By virtue OF decree of the Chancery
Court Of Obion County, Tennessee, 10
the case Of Mrs. Martha A. Thomas ct
ais. vs.. Hugh Jones ct ais. on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, 1918,
at about O'Clock p. m. at the east door
Of the courthouse in Union City, Ten
nessee, / viii sell to the highest bidder
on terms hereinbelow set out sevonty-
five acres OF land, situated in the Six
teenth Civil District OF Obion County,
Tennessee, and bounded and described
as follows. A fifty acre tract beginning
at r. B. Milper's northwest corner at 4
stake, runs thence 73A poles east; thence
Gorth 124 poles to stake in Maynard's
line; thence west 7Sl poles. and thence
south 124 poles TO the beginning, con-
tanning fifty acres more o. loss.
A twenty-five acre tract begins at q
stake with white oak pointers at the
southeast corner OF the said fifty acre
tract; runs thence east 70 poles to
stake; thence north 55a poles to stake;
thence west 69a poles to STAKE, and
thence south 55A poles to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: Said land will be sold
on credit OF six and twelve months 10
the highest and best bidder, notes with
good personal security drawing interest
from date required. The purchaser OF
said land not to have possession until
January J., 1914, and to be liable for
the taxes for 1914. A lien retained on
The land for further security.
GEO. A. GIBBS, JR.,
l8-3t Clerk and Master.