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The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
Was Not Reelected a
Vice-President of
General Motors
NO RADICAL
CHANGES MADE
Indications Are That
Old Management Will
Remain in Saddle

When the announcement was sent
ont from New York last August that
w. G.. Durant had come back" and
had again secured control of the
General Motors CIR. which he
formed originally. the general ex.
pectation was that the annual meet
Ing would see suck changes in the
officers and directors that Mr. Dur.
ant and his friends would assume
complete command of the ship.
MIR. Durant has been vice prcsi.
dent OF the company for some time.
In the election. the results of which
were just announced Saturday, he
did not even retain that position.
He remains on the board and the
executive committee, but has no
official position at all.
This and other results of the
meeting have raised the question
among Detroitcrs who are interest
cd In the big company, il Mr.. Dur
ant has really come into control OF
the company again, even, though
II was announced from New York
with such great degree of posi-
;iveness last August that he had.
The annual meeting did not show
any marked evidences OF he or mis-
friends having any such control
Charles w. Nash, who succeeded 90
the presidency OF General Motors
when Thomas Neal relinquished that
office. and who was the choice OF
CONTINUED on Page EIghtJ
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In the meantime continues he
official report. Occupation OF the
Noylbazar saniak : progressing.
An overwhelming proportion Of the
people received the invaders with
open arms.
THE sanJak towns are highly
valuable for the establishment or
hating places on our military roads
20 Sofia
Germans. Austrians and Buigar-
ians who were captured by the
Serbs. but have now been released.
tell heartbreaklug stories OF Ser
bian atrocities which cost the lives
OF thousands uf their prisoners"
The Black Birds plain. on which
the Serbs are making their last
stand. was the scene OF the battle
In 1889 ending in the Ottoman con.
quest Of the country.
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MAYOR CLOSES
RESTAURANT ON
COMPLAINTS

Mayor Marx. Monday morning. re-.
yoked the restaurant license Of
Verne L. Ockerman. Nol>16l Cpss.
ave. ou complaints made by walt
resses in Ockerman's employ
Tuesday morning. the mayor will
hear complaints against Shoemak.
er's poclroom where. II is alleged,
high school boys have been playing
the races. The mayor will act as
censor Of burlesque productions
Wednesday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
MINERS THREATEN
TO STRIKE AGAIN

CARDIFF. Wales. Nov. az
About $500 miners in the South
Wales district today filed notices
terminating their contracts and It
IA feared others may go out. The
men quit. they said. partly because
% the employment of non-unionists
In their colllers. The mine owners
declared II was necessary TO hire
non-union men becasnse enlistment
of union miners in the British
armies had depleted the labor sup
ply
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
ANCONA WAS VICTIM OF
GERMAN SUBMARINE, is
REPORT OF HER CAPTAIN
TAKES LIFE
At GRAVE OF
HIS WIFE

Kneeling at his wife's grave in
Woodmere cemetery David s
Mackay, 80 years old, OF No. ll3
Beech-st, shot himself through the
mouth with revolver, Monday
morning. The body was found by
a workman about 10 O'Clock Cor
oner Burgess took charge OF the
case.
Mackay was employed In the Of
flee OF the collector of customs. lie
had been very despondent since the
death OF his wife several months
ago
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
Serbians Facing
Capture Or Flight

VIENNA, (via Berlin and Lon.
dom, Nov. 22.-Outposts Of the Serb
army entrenched between Mitrovitza
and Pristina are being driven In
upon the main body at all points
today. This is preliminary to a
general engagement which must re-
CContInued on Rage Eight
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THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Monday night
md Tuesday. cIoudyi probable snow
or rnIni warmer Tuesday. modern G
20 fresh westerly winds becoming u
variable.
hnd Tuesday. with snow or rain
warmer In northeast portion tonighti
Tucsdny warmer,
For the upper Iakesi Moderate
south winds tonight increasing Tues
dHE rain or snow, and warmer.
For the lower Inkcsi Fresh west
winds tonight bccoming variable
Tuesdayi snow tonight; Tuesdny
cloudy and warmer.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
500 TURKS
DROWNED.
Troops Go Down in
MarmOra With
Transports

LONDON. Nov. ga Turkish
transport carrying 500 Ottoman sol
diers, has been sunk by q mine in
the sea of Marmora, according to a
Central News dispatch today from
Zurich. Nearly all on board were
drowned. the dispatch. filed via AM
,teTdlm. started.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

ROME, Nov. 22.-The italian
minister at Athens is cooper
ating fully in all negotiations
the English and French iegs.
tIons arc conducting with Greece
relative to the Balkan situation,
a dispatch from the Greek CAP
ital says today. This disposed
of rumors that ths Rene gov
eminent is net backing up the
Allies in their near eastern cam
paign.
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italians and Austrians
Fight With Knives
and BayOnets
TROOPS BATTLE
UNTIL EXHAUSTED
Vienna Admits Enemy
Has Broken Line
i'm Oslavia

BERLIN (Via London, Nov.
22.-"We have repuIsed the Ser.
bian rear guard in the lbar val
ley and taken $500 more pris-
oners," the war office announc-
ed today.
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Highest temperature this date I'm
the pnst ~ years. 81. In IOI3, lowest,
nero, I'm 1850.
One year ago today Highest tenn
perHture, 10; lowest, II, mean, -;
partly cloudy weather with ~ trncc
of snow In the afternoon
The sun sets Monday ut 5iOG ~. m.
aud rises Tuesday nt Z az ~. M
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R RAC I. 8
HOW III.

FIRST race. maidens. 5ia furlongs
Jacquetta, III tSchuttiuEer). $ll 40,
cNletcaiO. SOLO and $50. second
I'D. Bond. IL CrurnrrD. s 20. third.
Timc-1.09 Wizard Garnet No
LELAND Life. SimlaX Relic ot the
Kitchen Jerry, Jr, Dancing star,
and Carmen also ran.
Second race. purse. furlouVs-
Favour. i06 (MetcalG, $1g.lO, $50
and sL10, won Dancer. t09 tSrhut-
tinger). $S.tO and So, second. start
ling. 10 tButwelD, $3.50, third.
Time-l.l4 is. Candle, Big Todo,
Ildiki sal Vanity. and Margery also
ran.
Third race. selling. s rurlougs-
5000 and 500. won Alhcna, lo3
water Lily, lo6 tWolstenhoim). 10,
third. Time--1.l4 2-5. Joe Blair
Hudas Brother. Northern Light.
pontefract, Mcllicka. The BuSybodY.
Holton. Dakota. Royal Tea. Ethan
Allen, Humiliation, and Anxiety also
ran.
Fourth race. purse. : furlonps--
Ah0ra. 1880. $500 and $3.50. won;
Between u, $50 and So second
Rlock coffee. s. 90. third Tlne-r IS.
Naushon, Batwa. Herbert Temple,
Firth race. selling. ! lie miles
Nalas. i0i tAllenl, S5.tO. 5tsn and
s3.2o. won. Patty Reagan. t0e
UIayes). $3.50 and $3.50. second
Captain ParT, 100 tBuNton). $3.50.
third Time as 10 Gin Haven,
Margaret Heise. Della Mack, Cuff-
edge, and King Caucus also ran
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

COPENHAGEN. Nov. 22.--
England has added a big new
fleet Of submarines 70 it's E.
boat forces in the r,ltlc. A
British cruiser and a tssorpedo
boat hotiIla conveyed the un-
dersea craft on their voyage
from the English coast. II was
learned today that this was the
explanation Of recent stories Of
naval activity in the Catteeat.
PARIS, Nov. 22.-"Grenade
fighting is in progress in the
Artcls region" stated today's
official communique. "ln Lor.
raine, there have been patrol
encounters. Otherwise the stu
alton Is unchanged and c@mpar-
atively quiet"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

France is buying 50O,0O0.O0O feet
of lumber in British Columbia to
reconstruct buildings shattered in
war.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

Both wCmeu's and mems depart
ment at WAYNE Mineral Bath House
now give et-hour service. Third and
Jefferson.-Adv
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HOTEL CHARLEvOIX

Thanksg giving dinner Thurs. Nov. %
3 30 10 9 y. m Special music Price 81
For reservation. Cherry l0S0.--Adv
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SIXTH WEEK OF

theater Seven sensational reels 4
picture. must he good To stay six
weeks at one house. Continuous from
n, m. 70 II y. m No children al
lowed ADV.
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Navy Department bLAmES
LITTLE FOR k-2 D|SASTE|
Reverses Court Martial'S De
cision Which Held Rear
Admiral Not Guilty

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-Reversng the decision of the.
court martial the department this afternoon virtually
declared Rear Admiral Little guilty of careesness in appro
ing storage batteries for the submarine K2 which later proved
defective
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
KITCHENER SAID TO Be
BEHIND new OFFENSIVE,
BEGUN AT DARDANELLES

LONDON, Nov 22-In hot attack with bombs, the Aus
raan and New Zealand troops the Dardenees have gained
fresh ground the side of the Gapo peninsula They
occupied part of the Turkish underground works in the
zone, killing many of the defenders.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

DELIVER PACKAGES. MESSAGES.
ETC, by Messenger Service. Call
CndtIlsc 3so,-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

PARIS, Nov. 22--Firo in mill
lary hospital today nearly cost the
lives Of 90 wounded soldiers All
were removed. but only at the great
est risk and with much dimculty
The FIRE Is still raging. The extent
OF the damage Is not yet known.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

BD UNTiTED PRESS.
RO TTERDAM. Nov. ga tre-
mendous offensive has been begun
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
GET THE GRISwOLD HABIT

Our SOC noonday lunch is habit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
MISS MARI WALKER
N EXPRESSION RECTAL

Mar I.yell Walker gave - ~.
teresling and pleasing interpretation
IL Eleannt pcftess popular honk.
.prllyanna. 10 d large and sI,~
pseclptivs audience Friday svsnsng
AT fAe City School audltorinsss
She hela Der heAssss fsoea the
very beginning. and people WIRE
inaeed glad" whc hesrd her HFF
imnemonations we're good. iruna tisa
cross, lilr.lons Invalid ard sAeesl.
mistic. Mr. rpndle;cn. 10 llse hrayis
Or. Chilson, but II vas A. fssssss-
anna. " the giad girl. ihss sbs saia
her bcs, satk. This par. VAS p.sss
tlealsriy suitesi II the rrsder. ard
the graceful. artistic maus4s N
which she handled II vas .smxlk.
able. Many people expressed ssssss..
selves as delighted with Miss
Walkers cutting and arrangement
ol this beautiful story. and tfw eti.
Itertainmant Friday night Ia cen.
siduted one III the best ever prr.
sentrti BY tie Expression f,spsrs'
ment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Presbyterian chur cla Notes.

The story hour was conducted
last Saturday afternoon by Mrs. u
Walton Mcdaniel. Three stories
we're told. Pied Piper Of Hanlin
Town. The Discon,ensed MeT-
maid ana God and the Flower In
the Prison. The story hour viii
bs at three o'clock Hext Saturday
afternoon in the Sunday school
room 81 the Presbyterian Church.
IAN the children a the iosn
are invited,
Increased Sunday School attend
ance. The lesson VI the day aas
taught to the MestminsteG Glass In
eight divisions. |. God sustSsns
hls people" Z God proTides Tor hls
people. 3. "tiod controls bis peo.
pie 1. tod guides his people, b,
God RECEIVERS his people 0, God
leads his'people''. 7, God helps HE
people. :. God rewards his reo'
ple", fae lesson closed with the
following sentiment;
WHERE / FolND CHRIST,
il sas not in the crowded banquet,
/ Ii was not in the ball room bright,
Il was not in the way Of reSelry
That iound the Chris, that night.
He was found ia qule, stiffness,
Far away from the restless thwng,
Ia the poverty paths oi sorrow,
| Where the lowly Uf lite belong.
The pastors subject ior the
morning hour was Gods Husband
lry and Building" That OF the
evening was the Lamb OF God
The Senior Endeavor was led b,
| Mrs. A. l.. Boone. The topic oI
the meeting was Sabbath 0bstrv
aoce
| Revs. W. W. Baxter and J, W
| Mcdaniel organized a Mixed Bib,
lClass at Pond Switch last Thutsda,
Ieyening. Mrs. Miller was made
president and teacher OF the class
| Also, u teachers training class va
organized aud Mr., Hackett WAS
! made the teacher
Mrs. j. W Mcdaniel was th'
d.l egate from the Woman's Mission
ary Society to the Presoyseris
| Meet. " which met in Nashville
| April ,l,e 18th -. -,
Mr. ii. T. Cowan, Rey. ". W
Baxter. Rev. I'D Mrs. J. W. Nc
Daniel attended he meeting Of th'
Nashville presbyter7 wtich 'onVen
ed at Springfield Te. Nnessee Ap''
D.23.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
BY Our Special Correspondents
JONES CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Miller aud
Mr., ana Ms. Hubert Ray were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, j, J. Bush
Sunday,
Misses Bessie, Mary and Emily
Pardue were the guests oi Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nicks Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Re@p and brother,
ROLAND, we're the guests Sunday Of
Misses Mary. Mamie, and Ollie
Bush.
The Needle Craft Club il pro-
crossing nicely aud is proving to be
very interesting, and met with
the Misses Bush Wednesday, April
Il3. The next meeting will be held
at Misses Pardue !, Wednesday,
April ~.
Van Hudson and family spent
Sunday with the former grand
mother, Mrs. Ioe Oakley.
Mrs, G. Nj. Walker spent Satur,
day night with her daughter. Mrs
Il. q. Hooper.
Mrs. Morgan Fussell and son,
Willis, were The guests Of Mrs. Joe
Oakley and family Sunday,
Misses Johnetta and Nellie Rock
iey were guests Sunday afternoon o
Miss Matte Oakley,
Miss Lottie Hooper was the guesI
III Miss Mary Hudgens Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Burma

Misses Mabel and Nell Mathis
have returned from Nashville.
Mrs. Nose Nelson, Of Nashville,
spent the weekend here the guest
Of Mrs. l.. X. Oliphant.
Miss Elizabeth Carton was in
Dickson shopping Monday.
Carey Stuart, who Is employed by
the Telephone Company near Chat
tanooga, was here Sunday.
Mr.. Clark, OF Nashville, was here
recently the guest of hia brother,
Andrew Clark.
Mrs. John Spencer was in Dick
son Thursday, shopping,
Rev. Harwell filled his regular
appointment here Sunday and SUN.
day night at the Methodist Church,
Rev. A, ]. Luther, Of Davidson
county. preached at the Christian
Church here Sunday and Sunday
night,
Rev. Chas. Tidwell Of the Nash
Vile Bible School was here Sunday
Rev. J. A. Lunn preached at the
Primitive Baptist Church bere Sat
urday.
Mrs. Amanda Richardson, oI
Nashville, is here the guest 'of rela
tiyes and friends,
The Priscilla Club met with Miss
Vara Carr Monday afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mfs,
Maggie Walp next Monday sfter.
noon.
Maury Carton spent Sunday on
rurnbull with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Carton, who is very sick.
Miss Wallace Oliphant was car
tied to Nashville last week for an
operation for appendicitis. She is
now at the Galloway Memorial Hos
pital and is reported making rapid
recovery.
Mrs. Amanda Richardson and
Mrs. I. I. Austin spent Saturday
the guests Of the family Of j. 5.
Richardson on Beaverdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harris, OF
Charlotte, were here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Lunn, OF Nails
Creek, were here Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Lar
kins, April 18th, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian johnson and
baby visited the family Of j. V.
Jackson, near the Campgrount'
Saturday and Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
SrAYroN.

Mrs. II. l.. rolar and baby. Don,
aid. of Dickson, are tho guests OF
homefolks here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubert Starks and
son, Thomas, Of Cumberland Fur
mace, attended Sunday-School here
last Sunday.
Bailey Harper, Of Clarksyille, was
the guest Of Miss Emma Phillips
Iast Sunday.
w. 7. Daniel was the guest Of J..
+. Daniel and family OF Johnson =
Creek last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Daniel and
children were the weekend guests
OF | j. Davis and family.
Ray Phillips, Clayton Powers and
Henry Scott attended Sunday
School at Mt. Olive last Sunday ai-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Relus Phillips left
last Tuesday for South Carolina
where they will reside.
Miss Beatrice Scott spent last
Thursday night with her sister, Mrs
'C. f. NeDIeu, 81 Nj. Z5u. "
I j Daniel and daughter Elgo
......t tfr.,... i. ,. -
the iotmer 5 sister, Mrs. J 3 SC3,t.
last sunday.
W. r. Daniel. Of Sweet Home,
ami brother, J Il Daniel. Of Gamble
Hollow, visited their sister. Mrs j.
:. Scott. last sunday.
Mrs. Ann Ba,son is on the sick
list this week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
- Hear Emma Dee Rande in the Last % No. at City School Friday Evening"

chascA and iod until death. She
was the church organlst fol
several years and until her health
failed, VAS never absent from heI
place.
She had been an invalid for SONS
years and suffered intensely. yei
bore il all with great fortitude
never complaining, only saying
that she wanted to Net we'll so much,
and live % raise her children.
Htr funeral vas conducted at the
church. Sunday afternoon, by her
pastor. Rev John Durrett, before
one Of the largest audiences that
ever filed that church The i'm.
mense crowd, together with the
many tioral offerings gave silent
testimony TO the esteem ia which
She was held,
Her friends and relatives have
sustained a great loss, but they
have the assurance that ii they live
faithful and true to the God she
loved and served, they will one day
go to liye with her forever. Her
trail body lies in Union Cemetery,
but her soul has returned to the
tod xho gave 1t. .......
The Lord gave. and the Lord
has taken away, blessed be the
name OF the Lord
One who loved her,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Pardue

Mr.. and Mrs Hugh simpkins
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Noble Duke last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Harris and
little daughter, Anna Belle. spent
Saturday night and Sunday witn
Mr.. and Mrs &. A. Scott.
X. A, Duke and grandson, Horace
were in Nashville Saturday.
James Owens and wife were the
guests OF -Mr-and Mrs. Alber,
Harvey last Sunday.
Mrs, Eddie Weakley and Mrs
Mamie Hudson were in Ch arlotte
shopping last Friday
J. P. Owens, Of Ashland CITY
spent Saturday night and SUNDAY
at Pardue.
Mrs. Eva Duke and Mrs .Je,tit
Speight were The guests OF 'hrs. ]
c, Hand last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Jackson spent
last Monday with their da ughter
Mrs. 7. l.. Hunter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the NJ. Il, Church, South. held a
very interesting meeting with Mrs
+. W Foster last week, There
were l. members present---6 visit,
ors. Splendid reports were made
by the saperintendents of the vafiou,
departments. Mrs, Rogers reported
$3.50 cleared from The Dinner
Mrs. Foster reported i3 subscrip,
tions to the Voice. Space will not
permit the writer TO relate the
splendid work being lone by thi,
Society Come out and see for
yourself YOU are given . cordial in,
vitation to meet with the member.
next Tuesday at ). y, III,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23

After suffering for oyer ,went,
wears with indigestion and having
some of the best doctors here tell
rue there was no cure for me,
think it only right to toll you for
the sake Of other sufferers as wei
as your own satisfaction that a q
cent bottle Of Ghamherlains Tablet
not only relieved ire but cured me
within two months although | an
a man OF 65 years" writes Jul,
Grohien, Houston, Texas. Obtain
able everywhere. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Mrs. HutchiSon Entert. uI's.

The Friday Afternoon Club was
delightfully."- entertained last We ok
by Mrs u A. llutchison. secretal y
Of the c!aea. Several exciting game
OF rook were PLAYED, Mesdames e.
4 SlayacH and q Y Clark makiul
the highest .cure, A, thr H.
r'nsion pl lic zones dainty refresh
Tslaats y@aras @s.sYeA M st4t, asgafs&t'tscss
loi tfr daughter Mss liHen
Tae anly 1i1tnu4I goa wG Nlrs
q = fr~ naa v NeDter aH
pnpincai ta lyh etja al en
.ainm"n' at hcr canuirr hour R
April 30fi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23

so many people troubled With
indigestion and constipation have
been benefited by taking Chamber.
lain's Tablets that no one should
feel discouraged who has not given
them a trial They contain M
peusin or other digestive ierments
bu, strengthen the stomach and en-.
able Il to perform its functions nat.
urslly. Ohtainable everywhere. --
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
WEST piNEY.

Misses Halle and Georgia Bryant
who are attending school at Wayer-
", returned home Monday
Misses Oda and Charlie Fielder
spent Thui sday night with Misses
Ethel and Clara Baker.
Mr.. Alps Baker spent from Fri.
day until Sunday With his brother.
W +. Baker.
The farmers are all busy trying
10 get their corn planted.
Miss Ethel Baker spent Saturday
and Sunday with Lennie FIELDS.
Johnnie Fislder visited Miss Han.
al Bowman Sun day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley Fields visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. A, J. Sullivan Sun.
day.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Card OF Thanks.

We wish TO give TO tbs frienas
and loved ones cur hrsrtIsl; thanks
Tor their loyiaz kindness IN us dur
ing the Illness and death oi our dear
mother and grandmother, Mrs.,
Tennessee Splcer,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d, ssaafs
and childrsn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
DEATHS OF THE
WEEK IN DICKSON

NALI--Mr. 4, J. Nall, died here
suddenly Tuesday about noon, He
was in his VI year and been III
feeble health for sometime aud was
sitting ON the side Of the led when
he suddenly Iell forward to the floor
and died in few minutes.
Mr.. Nall had been a resident OF
Dickson for number nt years and
highly respected and honored by
all who knew hun. Funeral ser.
vice was conducted al the Christ.
ian Church, OF which he was a con.
sistent member, Wednesday G.t.e.-
noon, and his body was laid TO rest
IN Union. Cemetery.
lie il survived by vile and six
children, Sam Nall, OF Centreyille,
w. Il. Nall, of Mt. Pleasant, Jim,
Jeif and Bob Nall, and Mrs. Geo.
Stitt, Of this place,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Destroyed by Fire.

The residence and practically all
the household goods Of Mrs. p. T.
Carton, who resides four miles south
Of Dickson, was totally destroyed
by fire Monday morning just before
Doon,
The fire started from ilue where
she was cooking dinner. and was
first noticed when a small blaze
but being alone she was unable TO
extinguIsh it.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Auction Sale OF
Mares and cclss.

We will sell to ,he highest and
hest bidders. one Al a time, one ear
load oi mares and colts At the ~sie
stable Of ] l.. Parrish, 10 Dickson
on Saturday, May |, Sale oommeEe.
ing promptly at 10 o'clock q, ~.
j. W. King d Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Card Of Thanks.

We wish TO thgnk our many
friends anl neigbbors. who so wlll'
ingly helptas IL lev months aee,
when we hea the misfortune o1
losing on rew house and kll We hrd.
All thai donated, from the least 70
the greatest, is appreciated Rom
the depths oi our hearts We sfr
n ew back hcIne again, living isr
Goo and hia cause. We may nessr
meet with all who helped us. but
=. ~, living so ~ 70 meet iheSl ~
bA4ys4 where there theta ssll nf ns
II re a set nv all s've "
H., p5nf lfienls BAD tFH'fl'aett
"a aaa myIam,iy tn Your prayers.
~ as.f. NJ sFsss4s Htfd Matsi r
sslY4a ffttt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-04-23
Auction Sale ,oi
Mares and Colts.

We wlll sell to the highest and
best bidders, one at Il time, enc car
load OF mares and colts AT the sale
stable Of J. l.. Parrish, in Dickson,
on Saturday. May /, Sale commenc-
ing promptly at 10 O'Clock a, IN.
J. W. King 4 Co,