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The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WRITE

While
william h BrHtton. y. Warn spring. Va, an.
Mreathie s. RsEsrcumb. =, Poverty. Va. Rev. h
r. Downs
Robert s. Phillips. .. Maidens, Va. and Rub
Atkinson. Is. MiehsuI, Va. Rev. Hugh T. Steven
Joseph N. Robinson, n. and Agnes R. Dan, ls
both Of CenterVille. Va. Rev. c. J. Penn
Roscoe 7. scatt. y. and Evelyn Benjamine, q
Harvey L. RisOu. 3, Indbn Head, Nd. unt
LOTise Sullivan. n. FredsHeksburE. Va. Rev. H
Walter l Lay. n. and clsros Z. Amos. ls
both Of chariottssEils, Va Rev. J. s. Mont
James L ous1Iss, =. md Annie B. Roscher. IA
both Of Richmond, Va Rev. L Morgan Chambers
John Thompson Hdr. p. and Minnie BArtor
Mankin, q Rev. N. B. Alexander.
Daniel y. Phillips, y, and Jennie Downing, ~
both Of Chicago. n. Rev. Louis Stern
Edward Q. Jackson ~ n Reno. Okla and
Winaeh K. PesdeE, "a, Tulss. ohlH. Rev. Il. T
Eagsne ]. ". cOurad, z Atlantic CITY. N !
and Lula Chapman. q Rev John T. Ensor
Charles W. shsckleford, =, and MGzie Z Her
bert, Il Rev. H. r. Lut1 -
Rieman NJ Chesley q and Mary r K,lih.r n
Rev. p O. GaSan
John Z. DeyIin, z. and Florence L. Er.r.tt. a
ForstEine, Nd Rev. J. ". Daily.
koosr Z Lee Gnghy. 2 and Eva Nay Ham
Arthur A. Red, .. and Lula B. Smith. u, Del
Ray, Va Rev. r, W. johnson
james A. Br0Nn. 2, Potomac Va and Carrie r
Childress, =. Richmond. Va Rev. L n Cham
e oo1oRrp.
Charles ?. Gordnn. =. and Isabelle williams, q
Rev. Edward N. Corbctt.
Leon K. sehencks. =. and BeatTics L. Bird. u.
Rsr Q. P. Irbg. :
Lee Perry. q. and Ether wsshinVtou, p. Palm
Beach, Fla. Pew, W. J. Howard.
Moss ]. Monroe, 2, and Lille Roy, a, both Of
MlEkham. Va. Rev. d. d. Stokes. a
kddis Havki1s. ~ and Lucy A Frye. Is, Buena,
Va. Rev. c. Hunesrford
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
INSURANCE AGENTS
CELEBRATE VICTORY
Alexandra Representatives Are Con-
graduated at Banquet for Win
ming Business Contest.
WINNERS OVER 100 DISTRICTS

Alexandria. Va. Oct SIN honor Of
having won the contest for writing the
largest amount Of businees during the
week of.september q. in which total Of
lea districts participated. the district
agents and stan Of the Alexapdria
branch OF the Home Beneficial Insurance.
Company, Of Richmond, Va, were en-
tertained at banquet tonight at the
Hotel Rammel.
J. H Harriss. superintendent Of the
Aiexandria district, reported the stand
Ing Of the various cities participating in
the contest showing that Alexandria
averaged sioB per man while its closest
competitor averaged Slo.15 per man.
Maj. w. T. Allen. assistant secretary,
Richmond. Va, was toastmaster and con-
graduated Alexandria upon the showing
Those attending were w. T. Allen, as
sistant secretary. Richmond, Va; T. NJ.
Hargrave, district supervisor, Richmond,
Va; c. A. Wright, superintendent. WASH
ington, d. c.; J. H. Partlow, assistant
superintendent Washington; Robert
Haugh. assistant superintendent, WASH
ington; J. C. wilkerson. assistant super
intendent. Washington; B. C. Holland.
assistant superintendent Washington;
George d. Southard, assistant superin-
tendent, Alexandria: Charles s. Sher-
wood. assistant superintendent Alexan-
dria; DR.. r. J. Yates, medical stan: W.
A. Mattingiy, s. B. Vaughn. F. C. wynne,
II. X. Brown, F. A. Church and w. F.
Stuart Alexandria agents; F. z. csrpen-
ter. agent, Front Royal, Va; ]. C. Henley,
agent, Leesburg; C. z. Boyce. agent,
Winchester; A. L. Lyles. agent. Warren
ton: z. II. Gardner. agent. Culpeper; B.
+. Purdhair, agent, Winchester.
Members of Alexandria Washington
Lodge Of Masons tonight paid their an
nual visitation to Andrew jackson Lodge.
The Master Mason degree was conferred
on one candidate.
The formal opening of the new home
of the Relief Hook and Ladder Company
has been postponed until Thursday night
The AFFAIR will be marked by a banquet
These oficers have been elected by
Fitzgerald Council. No. 80. Knights Of |
Columbus: Charles T. Hellmuth, grand |
knight; NJ. Z. Greene, deputy grand |
knight; Charles Corgan. chancellor; |
James Callan, financial secretary; R. L. |
Carne, advocate; F. T. Quinn, recorder; |
Rev. L F. Kelly, chaplain; A. A. bucas, |
warden; A. A. Lucas, sr., inside guard; |
John Harrington. outside guard; John 1
Baynem, trustee for three years; Eugene |
organist.
oficers chosen by the AIexandria Ger
man Club are Conrad johnson. presi- II
dent; s. G. Blantom, secretary; Julian
I. Burke, jr., treasurer. These officers
with Arthur Herbert. jr., Thomas p. II
Cochran, Windsor Snowden, constitute
the board Of directors. J. s. Douglas IT.,
has been elected leader. with Windsor
Snowden as assistant leader.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
.Dbe Be~.G..er

Patrick Reilly, seventy years old,
111O Eighth street northwest, was in
jured slightly yesterday when struck
by a bicycle at Ninth and 1 streets
northwest. He was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital
The congregation of the Adas Israel,
corner Sixth and / streets, has launched
amovement to raise relief fund for
the Hebrew war sufferers. It is ex-
pected that every Hebrew family in
the city will contribute to the fund.
Col. w. H. Crook, chief disbursInK
oficer of the White House, yesterday
celebrated his 'seventy-ffth birthday.
Col. Crook is the only surviving body
guard of President Linucoln. On the
night of LIncoIn's assassination Col.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
FRsTREsERyE BANK PAYMENT

At yesterdays meeting Of the Federal
Reserve Board II was determined to calI
the nrst installment Of the capital stock
OF the Federal reserve banks and the
payment win be made November . The
directors Of each Of the twelve Federal
reserve banks have been called 70 meet
tober 20 for a general discussion OF the
final details OF organization OF the aev-
eral Federal reserve banks.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
PROMISES $1O,OOO,OOO;
MAY HAVE 2 CENTS
Relative of Capt. Wiener Says Man
Who Wants Munsterbers Fired"
Nav Not Have Cooper.

Philadelphia, Oct. 15. - Whether
Harvard University is the victim of
the biggest hoax of the European war
or is showing more financial adroit-
ness is the question that is puzzling
J. l. Retterlinus, wealthy uncle Of
Capt. Clarence Wiener. The latter,
veteran of the South African war. and
now commanding a brigade of British
artillery in France. is reported to be
ready to beGueath Harvard 10000. 900.
on condition that Prof. Hugo Munster
berg be fired" from the faculty for
'unwarranted pro-German utterances-"
Ketterlinus was surprised when he
learned Of his nephew's act.
That's just like Clarence" said he.
But I'm not sure whether he has the
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES
BIRTHS REPoRTED.
MHITE

WHIIE.
Charles Z. and Helen 7. Woodson, girl.
Charles A. and Josephine T. Thomas. girl.
Thomas !. and Dora Trundle, boy.
Robert and Maude Trainor. girl twins.
AIlcn NJ. and Helen Z. sheckels. girl.
Angelo and Giuseppina scaTpulla, boy.
Addison W. and Alice L. Smith. boy.
Harry ]. and Alice G. Paul. girl
Arthur V. and Eva Holman, girl
Cecil +. and Norma v. Howdersheil, boy.
John L. and Fannie Ferguson. boy.
william II. and GrAck L. Bieber. boy.
COLORED.
James W. and Ella Yates. boy.
joseph H. and Pauline Z. Taylor, boy.
Charles and Ida Manley. girl
James and viola Hill. girl.
Charles and Lnella Day, bog.
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like the nOtoriety attendant on the al
legged threat Of Mai. weiner, of London,
to deprive Harvard Of a bequest Of so
10000 unless he be dismissed. He bought
a dozen copies Of a paper which ran
big article In which he was termed the
80, 900 beauty"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
STRENUOUS PIEAsAETRIEs.

Fannie Weaver, colored. thirty-one
years old. Of 1913 Eleventh street north
west. was hit on the left side of the
head with q glass pitcher thrown by Ed
ward Johnson. colored. OF 1914 Tenth
street northwest, during fight yester-
day at Fanny's house She was sent to
Freedman's hospital
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
WIDOW IS SOLE HEIR TO
$17,OOo,00o SEARS ESTATE

Waukegan,' Ills, Oct I6-The will of
the late Richard w. Sears, founder of the
Sears Roeouck Company, of Chicago. has
been Med In the Lake county court.
showing an estimated valuation Of ST.
ooeo0. His widow, Anna, is made execu-
trix OF the estate without bond and Is
also made sole heir to the vast fortune.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
OPPOSE BoRLAND AMENDMENT.

A resolution asking the Commissioners
and the Congressional Committee OF the
District to oppose the Borland amend
ment, was unanimously adopted by the
East Washington Civic Association, at
their meeting Wednesday evening.
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DEATH RECORD.

Harold L. Henry. q yean. lloa Va, ave. sw.
Charles H. Pearson. n, Soldiers' Home. d. @.
Margaret Murphy, g. 9i2 9Th st nv.
Catherine Thomas. $. Sibiey Hosrital
Max Schlaefer. q. Washington Asylum Hospital
Martha n. Thorn. g. 1oo5 sth st. nv.
Carrie NJ Niedfeldt. s.. As Q 81. nv.
COLO2ED.
Elin. Brown. a. i7l3 9TH st nv.
Ffank 4. Fsrington. 80. lB Z ", ne.
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;1O.O0o,0oO to leave Harvard. II he is
basing the bequest on a prospective
Inheritance from me, Harvard will be
disappointed. l haven't $4,000, 900 to
leave anybody. Clarence has made
some money, but he has had several
ups and downs. I could not swear that.
he had more than . cents"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
WAKES UP AFTER : YEARS.
Then Levy seII. Laad John d. Has
Sought Tor Decade.

Tarrytown. N. Y, Oct. l5.-Hyman
Levy, who lost his mind seven years ago
and has been In q rip Van Winkle''
sleep ever since. yesterday recovered his
reason and today sold 10 John D. Rookie
which the oil king has coveted for a
decade. Levy says he got his price for
which he held out before his Illness
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
MEANEsT KIND OF THEFTs.
snraks Who Steal Just for the
Sake of Stealing.

Some small robberies were reported to
the police yesterday. Douglas j. AoxIey.
HS Fifth street northeast. reported to
the Fifth precinct police the theft OF a
quantity Of tools valued at $50
Thieves stole part Of a tandem motor
cycle belonging to Alfred Young, 1855
South Carolina avenue southeast.
Thieves entered the home of Mrs. J.
ID. Kirby, I706 Euclid street northwest.
and stole two hams valued at s..
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

Cambridge, Mass. Oct I.-fhe Har-
ward corporation viii act on the resigna-
ton Of Prof. Hugo Munsterberg on 0e-
tober IS. Still the controversy over the
professors dismissal goes merrily on,
with the Harvard booksellers reporting
big sales on the Munsterberg editions.
The German psychologist appears to
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

The National CoIsred Baptist Evan
gelistic Alliance of America, is con-
Quoting a big revival movement in
the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, in
this city. Fully 5000 people have at
tended so far,
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

DIR. L. p. FarrelIy, dentist, 24I5 First
street northwest, was stricken with
heart trouble yesterday afternoon
while walking in Seventh street near
street northwest He was taken to
Emergency Hospital in a passing au-
tomobile, but physicians pronounced
him dead upon arrival.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

william r. Kemp, thIrty-seven years
old, 637 I street northwest, who shot
himself on October 2 while on a vacant
lot at Second and T streets northeast,
died at Freedmen's Hospital yesterday.
Coroner J. Ramsey hewitt issued a
certificate Of death by suicide.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
YEGGs ROB CANADIAN BANK.

Montreal Oct Ik-YeEgmen today
robbed the National Bank AZ St Lo-
bOirs Of $500 and escaped.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

believes IL he had been on duty that
the assassination never would have
happened.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

Tss:' S 1a sy s.Y q asy.s sss Sss S.e.u1 = : %
know how ~
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

At 1000 feet above the surface of the
earth the atmosphere Il free from germs.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16

in ..s.oa sss. s:@ ss sss.. aa ss: 18th
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
LOCAL MENTION.

ReIIable stove. ana Ranges At Z
A. Eberiy's Sons. us 7th st. NV
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
HOTEL HUDSON n
.a11-Ia2a sT. n. hi.

American Plan, - per dayy with BATH,
g7.5o. European plan, ~ per dayB with
bath. eI-5o. Hot and cold rdnnlng water
In every room
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
FOR : ssnis

Tie woman whose heart does
not swell with loving kindness
when Christmas comes, we can
compare only withthe feminine
nonstrosity who does not love
children. God pity snch q crea-
tare-tbe real sweetness Of life
Il seAled to her.
70 the children there is no
othertime like Christmas, nor
should there be-, for Christmas
il the anniversary Of the birth
day 81 the Christ Child, who
came to rescue man from his
lost condition and Get the ex'
smpleM humility BIZ first seeing
the light in one Of the managers
Of the Stable q Bethlehem,
Lebus all lay dull care aside
and like the children, do ou
best to make the Christmas o
1914 4 better one than any O
the Christmases before it, re
mem bering that the only way t.
win happiness ourselves Is i
making others happy.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
ASS Cut OFF.

Four hundred and flfty-fve
Who have been drawing pensions
a. alleged Confederate soldiers
for many years past have been
cut from tho pension rolla Of the
state.
! OF course, cutting of this
number who were proven to have
faulty claims on the pension
funds, viii make it easier to cars
aor those Of bona fldsservice rec
ords. The 45S annual pensions
10 be added to those wha are
really worthy Of Thorn will help
quite : deal in getting ~ q
them their full pension allowan'
COS for the year. a man whf
served 10 the Confederacy witf
honor and distinction, whether
- general Or y private, y vor
thy. Of ) pension, but wher'
there "a ! faulty record, 81 y
state isto b rscemmended ~
lcnttinaso& the penAion money n
sslnsr Journal.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25

I. M. Gilmore sf Louisvllle,
has declared that-ths votsrs 10
prohibition statss should be ktv.
a tho facts showing the failure
Of prohibition and the increased
consumation Of wine, beer and
whisky in socallsd prohibition
localities. Since Mr.. Gilmore i:
president Of the Nationsl Model
License League, an organisation
composed OF brewers and distlll-
err. hs ought to encourage the
adoption Of prohibition in more
localities. That would, accord
| ing to his statement. create Z
FHtill greater increase 10 the uss
| OF into xicants.--Jackson sun.
Gilmore. statements are mol
! whit more reliable than II they
we're made BY ! bar.keeper-ir
1fActstks higher ; man Stands y
/ ihs apiritous'' world, the NOR
'aontymptibls he ia.s
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
Keep Down Fat.
MISS Idah Mc0lone Gibson
Writing in the Chatta-
nooga News Talks to
those Who Fear Accum-
ulation of too rluch
Flesh.

1.-THE best exercise that know
i also one OF the simplest.
Raise your hands over your mead
aud as you do so inhale a deep
breath, then slowly bend your
body from the hips, keeping your
knees stiff until you can touch
your fingers to the floor. he
peat this movement sideways,
with the arms, holding the body
rigid, liza girl will do this nifty
titnss . day it will insure the
~ Vow hips that are now tash'
liable and a fine, supple waist.
Another splendid exercise Is
~ raise on your tiptoes and then
settle down until your are IN Q
sitting posture.
"This 10 much harder to DC
than the other exercise, but it il
4 wonderful help to q graceful
carriage and enables one to essa,
lthe new dances with confidence
Few girls or women know nov
stif they are in the knees unit
|ithey have tried this movement
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25

W. r. Webb. aged nearly ~
years, died this morning at 40
O'Clock at bis home, IA Gates
avenue, after II weeks illness OF
complications Of asthma and
dropsy. Mr.. Webb spent the
major part Of his life in farming
In this county. In 1898 he NOV
ed to Jackson aud during the
first year Of HE residence in this
city he conducted . progeny on
South Royal street. His health
became such on account OF his
age that he had 70 give up active
business engagement; and Tor
1.-THE past few years he has been
sersnely enjoying the sunset o.
life surrounded By hia wife,
|childrsn and grandchildren,
! Besides his wife Mr.. Wsbb y
survived BY two sons, a, Y Ant
E. e. Webb Of this city; fou'
daughters, Mrs. Bette Hodges
,Iof Abilene, Texas, Mrs. Id
I Landfair, Of Beech Miss, Mrs
Sallis Hardse, Of Denmark
Tenn, and Mrs, Jennie Wilson
LOT Henderson. Tenn. In add
q1,t~aA 70 these he is survived p
one brother, Jim Webb OF La
J vsnia, Tenn, and sister, Mr.
q. A. Carroll, Of near Pinson.
The remains will be ahippe
:. to Henderson tomorrow at J
]. O'Clock and the intsrment vi
!. take place At Piagsh ehurc
: graveyard, following the tuners
. service 10 the church, Jaskao
j. Sun, Dec, II.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
It IL impossible to see where q

1t 10 impossible to ses where .
newspaper derives any pleasure.
out Of the publication OF such
-fabrications as the report that
Governor Hooper is going to par.
don 300 convicts this Christmas
There WAS absolutely no fout !,
ton for the report - GoveiAof
Hooper has shown. The present
governors use Of the pardoning
power has been more judiclous
than that OF any Of his predecsa-
sors. He has applied the parole
law, and the indeterminate SEN
fence law has helped In the re-
form Of prison punishment. In
stead Of imputing to him false
and foolish plans he should De
given a square deal during the
few remaining days OF his ineam
bency.--Jackson Sun.
The Sun ought to regard tn
lie referred to ~ just > taper
ing of" from those Of the cam
paign.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25

Will Brown and Herbert Jack.
con, found guilty Of the robbery
and attempted burning OF the
National Bank at Gallatin, Sum.
rer county, have been sentenced
to seven and FIVE years, respec-
lively, in the penitentiary. Will
Brown was not only the trusted
assistant cashier Of the bank,
but has been the mayor OF the
good town Of Gallation. II II
hard to believe that the son o.
such q man as was Harris Brown
could fall 20 low AL bank loot
er,
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
Two Will be Erected
L.eyipg.. ,ises s9r ET

V - s6lMsu tfA%a -, = " . : Y -
G4d to his already bounteons
Ire, Is an Incubus on the com.
in which he resides. The
poor, who are subject often TO
his whims and hard terms, are
denied the pleasure Of showing
openly the scorn they feel for
him-and when The stingy man
dies the newspapers hypocriti
cally bsmoAn his loss anstead OF
truthfully congratulating the
country on bis removal. The
saddest thing Of oil In connec.
ton with the selfish and stingy
man is that all his life he geti
treatment to which be 10 not en-
titled and that Of all men wht
are the opposite Of good no bal
the least disposition and hence
| 1.-The least chance to reform.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25

The Big Brothers sale Of the
"Christmas Stocking" edition OF
the Tennessean and American
last Sunday, on the streets OF
Nashville netted the handsome
sum Of more than $4,000, every
cent Of which has been or viii
be applied to charity in the city
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25

Lacking confidence 10 other
witnesses a Nashville magistrate
has subpoenaed q pig tor testify
.in q law suit. Probably the Jury
will be composed OF like charac.
tiers. jackson Sun,
And possibly all wanted TO gel
at the root of the controversy
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
Nashville man Ia reported
,.ve aAid \ few dAJs ago.. ~

Nashville man Ia reported
Nv aid \ nv days ago.. ~
oIath u,Sns ! wish had
~ = 'SySfy poor child
rressfsilIh Apnl 0hti Y 4,
stooos{ / ! / t ~
to DTS Hls1 ! af <
r sesrs lIufs xns
,poks the ! 4
but : Goo
= snos syer b. NJ
s y illing e
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
After the H0okWorm.

W = have On the hook. ready
In publication il our first Janu-
NV iXsue, al interesting article,
= in 81 ! " pen Of DR.. w. F. Rob
on who IL connected with the
VI aud State crusade for
~ NATION Of hookworm. DR.
hAs been here this
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25

A few weeks ago NASHVILLE
with sounding Of tom.toms, was
the scene Of q Prosperity Ban,
ouet. . to celebrate the fact that
hard times and . forced idlepess
were things Of the past. The
Banquet" had. been heralded
from Carter to Shelby, and 1t
was announced that everybody
who had the price--one dollar a
plate-would be eligible to q
placesat the festive board. Men
tiocked to the banquet hall to
fiji their stomachs and rejoice IN
the fact that every body was
prosperous and happy. While
the feast was IN progress, ana
everybody feeling glad, q ghost
appeared. twenty-five hundred
unemployed men, doubtless
most III them hungry, for hunger
is thelot Of unemployed work
ing men, appeared at the door 81
the banquet hall and asked fo'
work. The sequel 10 that later
committee took upon itself the
task.of finding employment To-
these men. Quite . number .
them. were furnished employ
ments a..-
The next thing we hear 10 tha
A. b. Anderson. the Attorney
General for Davidson county
well.known as q spineless ofdci'
where the saloon, gambling a.
bawdy house interests are col
cerned, gets into the Prosper
sy"game and in behalf Of Mr.
's Lea files : quo waranto prs
ing against the. Louisville
tisrn' Railroad Co., aeekir
,jptit from exercising !
wa "" 1. Al sresult Of th
route to isville \ Nofthel
company b
Miss Faye Hous,unded
day for her home in d i
to spend the holidays" I
Mrs. R. L. Taylor, Mrs.
@, Boren and Miss Bonnye
spent last Friday in Jacks
n Felix and Joe Davis OF
University, Jackson. are q
until about January the 4
I will sell my fine youn
'sBessie Adbell" for $500
she is worth $4OO.
w. A. LAY
BRYAN Travis, of The +
force, goes to Paris to
Christmas with his paren'
and Mrs. K. John Travis.
Richard Edwards arrive
day from the University
nassea TO spend the
with home folk,
Jack Tennessee and "
Wednesday to spend "
at the formers old hon
Y Minnville, Warren coun'
Mr.. aud Mrs. james y
Of Dickson, spent the Ia
n last week here, the 9
Mrs. Bogle's parents,
kss. J.. L. Hearn.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25
Notice.

n Y Tildersville Dec,
xinston, Dec. "a, to
Eith.soad overseers in the
|srict az Henderson coun
RxoDna Road Com.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-12-25

r- I4V0V ure0unAushV'
Thunt7iss said to hare been
snnk BY d NINE ID the North Sea
on the 18th Of November.