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capital.
No ne podido hasta el pre-
sente momentO en- que enViO
asta nota, recabar todOs los
informes que son necesarios
para ampliar este telegrama !;
pero va me ocupo de recOjer
todOs los detalles de Ia lu-
cha V en- mi servicio infOrma-
two de manana dare una am
plia nOticia de este SuceSO que
ha venido a dar mayor fuerZa
al gobierno que preside el Sc
nor Jose Maria Maytorena.
Por de pronto dire que el
triunfo obtenido por las fuer-
zas regionaIeS reyiSte gran
imp0rtancia, pueS Iturbe Gre
y6 que con la poderOsa cOlum-
ma que deStac6 al mando de
Flores para batir a los sono-
renses, podria cOntrOlar algu-
ma region importante del Es-
tado de Sonora, 10 cual no solo
no ha conseguido, sinO que el
fracaso sufrido por sus tropas
10 impoSibilita para empren-
der con vigOr la campana que
habja planteadO.
El CorresponSal.
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Los aImacenes del F. c. y
las escueIaS de N. Lare-
do c0TVertidas en-
hOspitaIes
La viruela amenaza a Ia
mencionada poblacion
tamaulipeca
Telegrama especial para
LA PRENSA.

LAREDO, TEN, Febrero 8.
-Aunque parezca monotone
en- mis- informaciones, que de
algdn tempo a esta parte So
10 hablan de miserias Y Gala
midades, no tengo mas RENE
do que enyiarlas, pueS ningu-
liza otra coSa puede decirse de
la actual situaci6n en- que Sc
encuentra la vecina ciudad de
Nuevo Laredo.
EXcepto aquello que Sc re-
fiere con los movimientos mi
litares todo esta muerto en-
Nuevo Laredo. Aver Sc no.
to alguna actividad en- la pO-
bIaci6n mencionada, pero era
CUE Sc trataba de aliStar los
aImacenes del ferrocarril Ma
cionai para conyertirlos en-
Hospitales de sangre para la
infinidad de heridos que dia-
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manos de los papeleros por ell
pGblico ansioso de conocer los
detalles de la famosa Conven-
ci6n. Algun desanimo Sc no.
to al advertise que NADIA
claro resultaba de la junta a
que tan distinguidas personali-
dades concurrieron. En- vano
Sc esforzaron los lectores por
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la pobiaci6n nj en- suS alrede-
dores, orden6 que Su tropas
salieran a presentar batalla al
enemigO en- lugareS diStantes
de Monterrey. Y asi fu6 como
las fuerzas viIlistas, despu6s
de Sostener sangrjentos Y en-
carnizados cOmbateS con los
carrancistaS en- Cadereyta, Vi
LA de Santiago, hacienda de
"El Canada" Y Allende, To-
grarOn infiigir seria derrota
al enemigo que estaba man.
dado por Pablo Gonzalez, An
tonic I. Villarreal, Ildefonso
E. Vazquez, Jose E. Santos,
Luis CaballerO Y otros jefes.
La ciudad de Monterrey Sc
VIC, pues, eXenta de las in
Quietudes y zozObras De la
lucha, Y los habitantes estan
satiSfechOS de la resolution
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Sufren una tremenda derrota los carrancistas
en- Canon de Otero, Sonora
FL iefe conyencionista Juan Antonio Garcia les
hizo seiscientos prisioneros, y nuchas baJas
Teleerama especial para LAPRENSA.

NOGALES ARIZ, Febrero revueta fue de inportancia
8-Una poderoSa columna capital.
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LAREDO, TEX, Febrero g. que elloS saeron hoy mismo
Hoy ha hecho ell ru- de Monterrey tanto al sar
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
NOW TELLING
THE NEIGnBORS
To Follow Her Eranpk, When In
Need Of a Medicine, And They
Have Profiied BY Her Advice.

Asheylne n G Mr.. ~ II
Rhoades. Of X. +. d. No a ~ This
pla'e' writes tor i've years after
my ni"'rsase' ,, ulunt nave very good
ncui'n hver, ,nree months | suffered
,,, ~, sv,e,a' y, nv .u ua,s.., ! hou terrible
pains III nv abdomen and back. tried
various remedies , ana medicines which
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Harriet Dunn Bentley

Mrs. Charles Edward Juhn,ou Mr.
Charles T.. Pope and Mrs. Rlrhnh A
No,r will leave Thursday c'rum- ur
q week In Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell G. LuWc ulJ.
hnvc as their dinner guests this even
lug. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner tNou vu
are here from Marshall, TcNH-, and
Dr aud Mrs. Edmund $, Ferguson
Mrs. Josephine Carey who under
went nn operation for appendicitis at
81 Anthuny's hospltHl Inst week wa.
sufficiently recovered TO be- taken Go
the home of her parents, MIR and Mr.
q. +. llardwickc, TUESDAY
Mrs. Charles ". Boggs wa hostess
Tuesday to the Auction Of To-day hn'
Ing also with the club members Mrs
Lawrence W. Mills and Mrs Joseph
Hoffman. High score was made by
Mrs. BOggs Mrs John Wall lykcs
viii entertain the club next Tuesday.
MIR. aud Mrs. W. :. tudr will cu.
tcrtnin with dinner Thursdny even.
ing for their nephew Rev ] Frank
Runch aud Mrs, R0nch
Mrs. j. r. Bowden entertained the
Nnrclssus club Tuesday, Mines s. H.
Murray. s. Il. Young. and r. W AI"N
andcr Joining with thD rlub members
In the pleasure of the afternoon Mrs
Murray aud Miss Ella King made the
top scores. The club will meet Boo
two weeks with Mrs. 4 Smith ou
West Thirteenth street
The Sunshine circle ~ Glrls n the
First Methodist church Will give ID
Halloween party In the church par
lors Thursday evening when they VIII
entertain the Frutrruu- clus,.
Mr,. William i. Prtlrr nud Miss
Margaret Prttrr entertained with n
luncheon NJ most artistic appointments
TUESDAY In honor NJ Mia. Love Cuy.
croft Beautiful flowers aud singing
birds were indicative Of the happiness
uf the hrlde-elcrl Cccil Bruurr roses
aud lilies ~ the valley mingled their
fragrance IN the exquisite decorations
II The liable, while above VA. suspend
rd q dainty wicker cage iu pink and
white, where were rnuurln.. lrIllIug
carols NJ happiness The place cards
were decorated with bird, in yarlou.
brilliant cOlOrs 4 handsome ~rt NJ
tea plates In Indian tree design were
presented tu Mis-. Crnyrrurt Guests
of the occasion were Mr., Hunter 4
Craycron. Mrs Amu Cuyrrun Rich
ards. Nlr- Leon lluckln,, lhr Misses
Love and Dorothy CmyTofl Grn
nellie Halle, Mabel Ranncy, Marie Muir
phy Myra Wilson aud Mary Wallace
| Mrs =. A. Buchan0n entertained lu
/ formally at auction Tuesday afternoon
In honor ~ her aunt Mrs A. II
Reed NJ Denver Colo The guest,
numbered sixteen.
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LUNG PRELIMINARY
COMES NEXT MONDAY

According to County Attorney John
Embry, the preliminary trial N John
Lung. the officer who shot chief Nirh
OILS and Iailer Rittlc. will be- held
Monday. November I, before Justice N
the Peace A. ". McNilliams Wit
nesses are being suhpocnacd and the
preliminary will be held without fur
ther delay.
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was assisted by Mines o. Il. Conley
and 4 l.. Giu Enyors " n pipe and
a hag VI tobacco aud Il crepe de chine
handkerchief wrrr given to Mrs. &.
e. Carter aud MIR Cnuley for the tack
lest costumes. Guests of the occasion
were Mpssrs and Mines e. G. Carter,
o. r. ConIcy. Fred H. pOolin. Elbert
white. William Ross, T. c. Pearson,
T.. 1. Pulley. l.. VI Holland aud Mines,
Troy King. !. W. Chapman, Emma
Pond and y h. Gill.
The General Aid society " the First
pl,.b,terian church met Tuesday aft
prncon m the church parlors A pro
yrnm wbs given boy Miss lienrielta
.Goff ulst Miss Lucille Hillary, vo
,n'i,t sri Miss Elizabeth Bedford ac-
c,mpamst Following The regular re
rork nnd huslur, q shot memorial
service va, held Tor two departed
members. MIR. H. e. Phelps, and Mrs.
~ II. Arlington The members OF
circle Six we're hostcsscs and served
during the social hour
The knights and Ladies' VI Security
win give masquerade dance Friday
evening IN the Wcstfall Hall, 10 tho
members uf ail frntcrual orders and
their TRENDS.
The management NJ the oklahoma
Chorus announces that II has secured
Ihc foremost baritone NJ America for
nnc appearance here ut the High
Schonl auditorium Thursday night Np
,cmhir Is. MIR Charles W. clark, the
SINGER In question, combines to an ex'
,raordnary degree those qualities
which pndcar nm artist to our Amert
can public aud these, together with a
long record " European Successes, are
n guarantee to the people NJ oklahoma
city VI musical event " the first
magnitude
The Ladies Aid society of the Wes.
lev Meihudist church will meet Thurs
lay aftetruou at . 30 with Mrs les
lie Huffman at llOl West Twenty
third street. An election of Officers
will he hcld followed by NlUl hour
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IhiS sets at rest the rumors which
have been circulating to the effect thar
The rhSc was being continued with the
ldcn or eventually being dropped Ac,
cording 10 ,la county attorneys office.
'hirf Nichu,' has been mslstent Tor
an Immediate lllll hut that fact that
he and Ri'llc were 'n the hospital
when the ci>c was originally set made
n l">tponea,ri Necessary. and then
tl" uckSul case ntmf,rrd aud orc,
vented the county attorney from at.
tending to the matter. Lung Is nav
bong held under $500 bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27

\ valuable dressing for flesh
wounds. burns scalds, old sores, rash,
chafed skin. is BALLARDS SNOW
LlNIMENT. Il IL both healing and an.
tiseptlc Price 25c. 5Oc and 800 per
bottle Sold by Westfall Drug Co.
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VI
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ter hercubrr { 900. u.u,rd
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rlounl grr-r. hrl.. Mime. If kirrh.
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hy Mmrs W T. Ilmur. and 4 W.
llnnrh Tine .n. u.I No entertained
next luc~du . W.. NYoum. r. ,1n.
AZ 1900 \uIN N...n avenue.
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dn, Tor Sew N.r. ,.r ......,. .nc win
iolu her aunt 'n. N IaIl ~ San
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t,irgrd ChprIr, \I.ro0I.,, ,,,d ,t,rry
King The first rr.ua. meeting viii
he next Tu,~da, nr rI, l.p. ~ Mrs
&. j.. Grrnrd
mn., v.JJn., ...t., .,,..o1
Tnosda, .,.,n. " ~
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Mrs. Washington will make their nome
H. Marietta
Ni, ,,J A.. , ,
ottawa. III. md MI. g. e. prItchard
of Genc,ro. H.. arr the guests Of
their sister, Mrs O. J. Penney. Of
West Twenty fourth street and Mrs.
! II. NJ LurIlu. " om~,rn boulevard.
/ MIR, / If Rr,u.. .r \.,,.rg y
-. who ng. been u,.. .n.., ~ >lr, ~
4 buchanan and Mr. e. G. poh.r,s
I"rt TO-DAY Tor ru.b,rg nls n,haro
+ l,r viii WISH rrinrl.
,rL. s,,,un.., ..,
1,esJ,, n Nr, .,..' was ,'n' me- u" ,'' ~
4 n ru.,,.rr. .,...',.' ,', wv "''e'' '-'' "'a'
~ n..,l,.,., ' "' NV a''r' noo'' %
] Amer I'm, .,r,.,. ~, ,urn'o'i', -,
.,,t.,,,, I ,, ,,'- ' ''''''''lhehls All
and the maLiry ,r l,J,L wc,nr.s
ndded 10 the pleasure NJ lbe meeting
tavors ~ the afternoon were presented
to Mrs l. 4. Rice. 4 4. Chcathsm and
/ the hostess. lu two weeks the club
will meet with Mr, II n Jordan st
1926 West Ninth street
Mrs. Rnlph Il.nr, ~, =, p.J
MInn. Is tbo cuo.i ~, ,.. .,,,, NJ
a. '
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DANSANT LEEHUCKINs, SAT
URDAY, s = NJ
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-03
I4th Day of June,

1915. at twelve o'clock, noon, the I'M
divided one half interest in the follow
ing described zeal estate located in
the 9nd Civil District of Marion Coun-
ty, Tennessee, aud bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Bounded on the south by Powell,
on the east by Cline, on the north by
A. G. Grayson and W. b Condra, on
the west by J. L, Hudson, containing
one hundred and seventy acres, more
or less, known as the Susie Pickett
lands of which only the undivided one.
half interest of the said R. A. Dixon
will be sold, the other undivided half
interest being owned by Irving Pick
EFT.
| will sell said undivided half inter
est of the above described tract of
land, free from the equity of redemp-
ton and homestead and dover, and all
other kind of exemptions and incum-
brances except vendors lien note or
a note given in part payment of the
said land in the amount of fifty dol
lars and interest, on which note suit
has been brought by holder and in
dorsers, and is now pending in the
Chancery Court at Jasper, Marion
County, Tennessee.
This the 10th day of May, t9t5.
w. H. WHITE,
Trustee.
Printers Fee, 5000.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-03
Dallas, Texas.
Sbeciai 10 Me NeVS.

Sbedalto tke Means
Mr.. Editor, l will try to get up 8
few items from Texas.
Harvesting is now on in south
Texas, and will be in a rush here in a
few days. The general report is that
we will have a large wheat and oats
yield. Some places have reported rust,
and others have been done considerable
damage by wind and rain. but as a
whole l think we have very salts
factory small grain crop. Corn looks
fine and a larger acreage has been
crop, it is easier to guess at Texas
weather than to guess at cotton crop,
and they say no one but new corners
or ignorant persons make predictions
on the weather in Texas. All crops
that have matured so far have been
the best one could wish for. No dan
ger of starving here now. Roasting
ears, beans and Irish potatoes are here
fresh and in abundance. Come over
and feast a few days and see how
Texas people enjoy life. A little la
ter when it begins to get warm when
the thermometer registers about no in
the shade, You can then enjoy Texas
wind
Well, 81. c.. hope you will
succeed in your truck farming. There
is money in it, if not, there is some
wholesome living The demand there
would not Justify raising the amount
that they do here. Dallas has gained
80, 900 since you we're here. | think
there was about SO, 600 here then. The
count'iust now closed gives us about
1879, 600, and we have lots of tall build
ings from 10 to 90 stories high. There
are several hundred miles of paved
streets, not like it was 90 years ago
when our paving consisted of sawed
off blocks set on their ends. Come ov-
or and take look around and see that
it is not imaginary. Two years ago
today was there, and we all went to
Caney Fork to baptizing.
Last Sunday E c. Bracken and
family came down and spent the day
with the old folks at home. They
were about three hours coming in
their Ford distance of go miles.
Wake up, "Old Joe," you are need
ed at the front with a piece every
week.
Texas still grows There is new
ranger at the home of A. l.. Bracken,
Jr., weighs lbs. and is able to take
care of himself in a pen full of wild
cats, so his daddy says. Name is too
long for publication, unless it would
come under the head of continued sto-
ry.
Ian afraid lot of the News cor
respondents are getting tired. I know
tho ann Ihinaa hot and one don't oX-
actly get lazy but awful sleepy. just
take the hint. l know you are not la
zy. Lone Star.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-03
Sulphur Spring, Ala.

Sbecialt 10 tie We7OS
Jesse Chadwick, who has been at.
tending school at Rhea Springs, Tenn,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mr.. A.
J. Chadwick.
Miss Minnie Mosier, of Sequachee,
has returned home after a visit with
her cousins, Misses Dewie and Emma
lee Oyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Dawkins, the
latter nee Miss Nellie Cordell. of Ris-
ing Fawn, Ga, visited the latter 4
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Cordell,
Sunday afternoon,
Miss Hazel Holmes. who has been
visiting in Chattanooga, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Jones. of Chat
tanooga, and infant, will spend the
week end with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W g. Oyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Durham, OF
Cloverdale. were the week end visitors
of the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Durham.
Hugh Oyler called on Miss Nellie
Henderson Sunday afternoon.
Rufus Maritime, Herman and Ed
ward Baurle, of Lookout Chapel, Wis
tied here Saturday.
Bertha Green Blansit is visiting rel
atives in Sand Valley, Ala.
Mrs. M. Fl. Hatfield and son, Regi-
nald, spent the week end with rela-
tives in Chattanooga.
Will Frazier, after spending few
days with his sister, Mrs. Powell, of
Birmingham, returned 10 New York
Monday.
R. L. Blansit spent the week end in
Chattanooga.
Sulphur Springs and Rising Fawn
played ball here Saturday. The score
was IL and in favor of Rising Fawn.
Mrs. Lou Walraven and daughter,
Mrs. Jim Holmes, of Chattanooga.
have moved on the ridge.
Will Frazier and Bessie Blansit, of
Rome, Ga ;, were married May 18th.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, of Chattanoo-
ga, passed thru here en- route to Ida,
Ala, SUNDAY
Rowland Blansit seems very lonely
since a certain girl has returned home;
also Webster Morgan.
Miss Minnie Moser was the honoree
of lawn party Friday night, given
by Mrs. T. T. Oyler. Quite num-
Der of friends were present, Late in
the evening refreshments were served
d. o.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-03
LOOneys' Creek.

Special 10 the Ne1pS
Rain seems to be the ordeI of tbs
day. We have had good rain, which
was badly needed.
Mrs. 81. B. Tate spent Saturday af
ternoon with Mrs j. Thomas.
Mrs. Nancy Yochem, of Chattanoo.
ga, came in Saturday evening for ar
extended visit to Der son. F. A. Yoch'
EN-.
Miss Amanda Holloway is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Roy Ross, of Whit
we'll.
Miss Lou Hudson visited her cunt,
Mrs. John Cowan, at Whitwell, part
of last week.
W. A. Coffelt, Misses Cora Coffeli
and Rubie Bridges attended the sing
ing convention at Bethany Sunday.
Misses Pearl and Virgie Kilgore, Of
Victoria, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Oscar Tate.
Miss Nora Condra spent Friday af-
ternoon with Myrtle Holloway.
There was dance at J. Hudson 6
last Friday night. A good many peo-
pie were there.
Miss Sallie Kelly. of Whitwell, Wis
tied friends at this place last week.
Miss Flora Holloway made a short
call at q. B. Thomas Friday.
There was singing here Sunday sf-
terncon. A good many were present.
Willie Lay. of Rankin's Cove, call
ed on his best girl Sunday evening.
Cora and Clyde Coffelt and Rubie
Bridges made short call on Mrs. j.
Thomas Saturday.
G. F. Holloway and son, Frank,
went to Chattanooga Sunday.
Misses Bertha league and Sallie
Kelly spent Tuesday night with Eds
ia Hudson.
Chas. Standifer, of Red Hill, and
Miss Dorcas Richards, of Sulphur
Springs, were out driving Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss Alma Cowan, of Whitwell, Wis
tied friends and relatives at this place
part of last week.
A crowd from this place attended
choir practice at Sulphur Springs Sat
urday night.
Mrs. j. E. Holloway spent Sunday
afternoon at F. A. Yochem's.
Mrs. j. E. league made call on
Mrs. W. L Richards Wednesday af-
ternoon, land Clyde Richards came
home with her and spent the night.
Brown Andes, of REQ Hill, and
Miss Kizzie Richards, of Sulphur
Springs, were out driving Sunday.
j. B. Tygart took dinner at J. E.
leagues Sunday.
Albert Condra is hanging his hat al
J. E. Holloway's now.
Miss Clyde Coffelt spent Sunday
night at Mrs. j. Thomas.
Will Mayberry spent Sunday at S.
G. Condra's.
Myrtle Holloway spent Friday night
with Mrs. T. A. Yochem.
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Thompson,
of Chattanooga are visiting the latter 6
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Coffelt.
Mrs. Oscar Tate spent Monday with
Mrs. Alvada Bryant.
Robert and Henry Bailey left Mon
day for the west
Ruth and Harold Upton returned
home from Tracy City last week.
Papa's Pet.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-03
Mt. Olivet.

SpeaGl 10 ne Mas.
Rainy weather seems to be the or
der of the day.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely.
Rev. Sam Bone will preach here
next Sunday and at night.
Mrs. May Robertson is improving
slowly
We have bad several deaths in our
community lately.
! Tom Golston looked lonesome Sun
day. Guess it was because il was
raining and he couldn't see his best
girl.
W. NJ. Shoemake and family visited
at Will Curtis Saturday night.
The mines ran four days last week
Clyde Griffith and Tom Golston
went to Sequachee Saturday to picnic,
but failed to find any picnic, Go
again, boys, maybe there will be a
picnic next time.
]. H. Higgins, our popular mer.
chant, is doing a good business.
Albert Griffith, Of Griffith Greek,
attended singing Sunday evening, and
church Sunday night
Rev. Hambly preached an inter est
ing sermon Sunday night
Walter LaYne and Miss Maud Levan
looked cute Sunday evening
Our singing class is improving nice
ly under the new management so
come on, class, and let us make this
the best class in the valley.
Joe E. Kilgore and wife, of Whit
well, visited at R. J. Moneyheffer's
Saturday night and Sunday.
Charlie Coldwell visited homefolks
from Friday until Sunday.
John and Tom Brown visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
The holiness people had meeting Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
If you want to see Walter Levan
smile, just ask him how he would like
to go to another dinner.
There will be an all-day singing and
dinner on the ground the Bird Sunday
in June, which is the 20th, so let ev-
erybody come and bring full basket
and let's have a nice time and show
Prof. Ferguson that we like for him
to be with us, as be will be here that
day. So, class, let's get to business
and make it day long to be remem-
bered, as it is only a little over
month until we will have another
singing school to commence taught by
Prof Ferguson, So remember the date,
June 90. at Mt. Olivet. and bring
some one with You and full basket.
Will ring off with best wishes to the
editor. Reporter.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-03
PROGRAM FOR
CHILDREN'S DAY
Exercises to be Conducted at Owen
Church Sunday at Eleven a. m.

Professional,
"We Are Little Soldiers Marching :"
Prayer, by Pastor.
Announcement of Theme of Children
Day program by Superintendent.
Salutatory, "Soldiers of Strife and
Peace" Arley Tate.
Song by entire school and congrega-
tion.
Concert Recitation. 1.-THE Littlest
Ones of All, >" Primary Glass.
Recitation, "A Hero" Clark Minor.
Song, "We Are Little Soldiers, !"
Primary Glass.
Bible Exercise, 1.-THE Sword of the
Spirit" by girls.
Cradle Roll Reception and Exercise,
Recitation, The Dearest Gems of
ALI" Mamie Pryor.
Solo and Chorus by Cradle Roll Girls.
Song, 'The Fight Is On, school.
Offertory Speech, Clara ScOteld
Temperance Exercise.
Song, 1.-The Saloon Must Die,
by school.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust executed
by r. A Dixon and wife. Linda Dix
on. to d. c. Lasater, Trustee, in
whose name, place and stead ! have
been named, appointed and substitu-
ted to act, for the purpose of securing
and making certain the payment OF
two promissory notes of one hundred
and four dollars each. executed by Il.
A. Dixon TO Bill Davis of Pelham.
Tenn, which notes with interest are
due and payable and the said maker
has been notified of said maturity but
has failed and refused to pay the same.
| therefore will sell for cash ut public
outcrv to the highest and best bidder
in front of the court house door at
Jasper. Marion County, Tennessee. on
tho