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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-26
UNION COUNTY
IN LINE FOR A
COUNTY AGENT
A, C, Cooley, Director Of Fed
eraI Extension Work for
Agricultural College to Or
ganize Plans for Expert

Union county will likely be the
eighth county IN New Mexico 10 take
advantage Of the joint aid extended By
the federal and state governments aud
retain a county agent with view Ia
developing AGRICULTURAL resources.
Director A. G. Cooley. OF the extern
sion work carried on by the federal
government IN cooperation with the
New Mexico Agricultural college. WIS
IN Albuquerque Yesterday on his waS
10 Union county whore he will organ
I've plans for the employment of an
expert by that county.
Mr.. C0olcy's work az leader In agri-
cultural work takes him all over the
state, and as "A result he Is we'll posted
on conditions In New Mexico. which
he said yesterday are very encourag-
ing with reference to farm aud i've
stock affairs.
Union County Eighth.
Provided Union county decides TO
retain a county agent. II will be the
eighth county IN the state 10 employ
one jointly with the federal ana state
governments Dona Ana, Chaves. Ed
dy, Rernalillo. Torrance, Cofax and
san Miguel counties are all experience
Ing much success In rural development
work because Of the activities OF the
county agents and the intelligence and
energy they put into the work among
the farmers.
While here yesterday Director Coo
ley conferred with II c. stewart,
county agent In Bernalillo county and
learned from him that this county may
expect n banner wheat crop this year.
1t is believed by Mr.. stewart that the
biggest acreage of spring wheat In
the history Of the county has been
planted this spring. and int the crop
will surpass all previous records. Much
of the wheat was planted on old alfnl-
ia acreage, securing II substantial Weld
OF wheat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-26
EFFICIENCY MEETING is
HELD BY WESTERN UNION

Western Union employees held an
efficiency meeting last night at the
Comercial club. A. NJ Maisel, man
ager. who already has brought the
office to a high standard, urged his
force to make greater efforts to give
patrons fast service. Nearly all of
the Western Union employees, includ-
ing the messenger boys, were at the
meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-26
IiISt-C1ass Rooms.

Livery and saddIe horses. Trimblc's
Red Bnrn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-26
NEW MEXICO BUILDING
NO LONGER CHARGED
FOR LIGHT AND POWER

tsrHcisl eoHSssroHpsHet TO norHins JOURNAL
San Diego, calf. April 25.--Be-
cause OF the use OF the New Mexico
building for official and semi-official
functions the executive committee of
the exposition has directed that no
charge he made against the building
for light and power. This became
effective April /. The light and
power bill In 1915 amounted to more
than $500 month.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-26
GUILTY OF LARCENY;
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
ESPECIAL eosessronosses 10 @opslso Ioyss.li

East Las Vegas. n. NJ, April 20
The April term of The district court
for Mora county opened Monday
morning at Mora. During the day
two pleas OF guilty Were received.
Alfred lncero and NJ, q. Mares ad-
mitted the charges Of larceny which
had heen lodged against them and
We're sentenced to pay a fine OF $50
and serve ninety days IN Jail The
Jail sentences were suspended during
good behavior
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
WIN. J. BRYAN
CHALLENGED
To Joint Debate On the Question Of
Preparedness by Richard Metcalfe,
Former Governor Of the Panama
Canal Zoe.

Omaha, Ncb., Feb. 1G.-Richard J..
Mctcalfc. former governor Of the PAN
anna canal zone, and now publisher
Of a weekly paper in Omaha, tcIc-
graphcd William Jennings Bryan, az
Miami. Fla. suggesting joint debate
on the question OF preparedness loo
fore the voters Of Nebraska. j. ha~
been stated i'm the press that MI.
Bryan intends to deliver I'm Nebraska
between March 20 and the date Of the
primaries on April IS, speeches in OPP
position to the administrations pre-
rarcdnc>S policy. Mr.. Mctcalfe asked
that six joint debates he arranged.
one in each congressional district If
the state during this time.
Mr.. Mctcalfc has been intimately
associated with Mr.. Bryan in Journal
istlc and political work for twenty
eight years. His telegram says in
part:
Il am among those Nebraska demo.
Gratis who believe that the most i'm.
portant duty now pressing upon th"
American people is that IF providing
our country with adequate national
defense and giving Ia the president
who Is trying to discharge that duty
the support to which he Is entitled.
"Yuu have always advocated the
presentation Of both sides Of Il public
question. am therefore encouraged
t. believe that You will accept my Of
fer to meet you in joint debate upon
this question,
"No one knows better than | do Of
your power upon the stump. I have,
however, such faith in the correctness
Of the national defense proposition,
and am so deeply impressed with the
duty resting upon the humblest Amer
lean citizen In the crisis which ! he
lleve confronts our country. that |
have concluded to make you this Of.
fer. hoping to offset your power as a
debater. with the righteousness OF my
cause.
ain proposing this, speak with no
Continued on Last Page.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

Another forward step 10y the East
and West Coast Railroad hcgins today.
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''''''" states '""'I ears "t the latest
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~ ''''N ,'"'n' MS AFTERNOON inc roe
'''u 'I"'' '"' nero I'"'" I''"''I''""h
"' "''"'h VIII carry 'hi'ld states
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'''.II'>'''"i wilson mas Il'I inc
I|'I',''''o up WIN the 'u''"I''l'- al
WASHINGTON Tor several weeks ami
went into service today had boon rro-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

ID. L. Marley, Of Detroit Mich,
tie supreme commander Of the Mac
cahccs. will arrive tonight ON the \.
G.. l.. from Tampa to make an Off
ciaI visit To DeSoto Tent No. I, one
of the most progressive fratcual or
dcrs of the city. \ committee compos-
ed Of members of the local order will
meet these distinguished visitors al
the train. From here the party will
Immediately 20 to the Masonic hall,
where a reception and public meeting
will he held. beginning promptly at
: 80 o'clock. to which the public is
cordially invited. The following at
,ractive program has been arranged
for the evening:
Quarettc: Selected: Pat Houston,
Allan Dowd, j. G. Callahan, Pete
McDcrmond.
Address Of welcome: W, u. Bell.
Piano solo: Selected: Miss Alice
strickland.
Address: Supreme Commander ID.
Z. Markey
solo; "In the Garden Of My Heart ::
Pete McDermond.
Address: state Commander A. c.
Hamrick.
After the program has been conclud-
cd. delightful refreshments viii he
served. everything will I've free. and
everybody in Arcadia is invited to
the entertainment.
The Tampa Times has the following
to say about Mr.. Marley and the or
ganization Of which he is the supreme
commander:
"Mr. Marley has held the position
Of supreme. commander Of the Aacca'
bees for the past twenty-five years
and has seen the organization grow
from a small order until it now covers
the entire United States and Canada
Continued on Last Paga)
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

4 large audience greeted the Rev.
Mr.. stanford at the Methodist church
r..t night when he preached his third
evening sermon in the special revival
,crylces.
The key thought of the sermon was
rnlt the supreme need Of the twcn-
ur.n century church today is not more
u-na,ning. but more Intelligent, tact
ml. ,pirit-guided, praycrful, personal
wcr';.
Taking his text from st, John /,
A.. And He Brought Him to Jesus"
Mr.. stanford went ON TO say that
the way to bring men OF Christ was
TO go out upon the street, into their
offices. or stores, or into their homes,
urd like Andrew did upon this oc-
oa~iun, bring them to Jesus.
There are three things necessary
for am effective personal worker viz:
\ real clear, definite, "knOw-so," scrip
tural conversion. depth of sympa-
thy, and. last but most important Of
all. amounting Of the divine spirit Of
God. In this connection the speaker
said that unless we, like Andrew, first
seek and find Him as our personal
Savior. we will never lead men to
Jesus Christ. Neither can we expect
to lead men and women to Him with
out broad and tender sympathy. 1t
is not necessary to criticise nor con-
demn< we must love them into the
kingdom. Jesus never tried to preach
a sermon until the spirit descended
upon him like n dove. All of our work
will he nothing more than sounding
brass and tinlling cymbal unless VIC
are conscious Of the Amounting Of the
divine spirit of God.
There are two services each day,
10 a. m. and Z. p. m, and the public
is cordially invited to each.
The people need not fear the cold
nights, as arrangements have been
made for making the room perfectly
comfortable.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
DEMOCRATIC
HOUSE LEADER
Kitchn Is Going "Haw" Whenever the
President Is Going "Gee," Says
Louis Ludlow, Special Washington
Correspondent for the Florida Me-
trOpOlis.

The following exceedingly interest
Ing article was written by Louis Lud-
low, the special corresp ondent at
Washington for the Florida Metrop-
oils.
Claude Kitchin. democratic leader
Of the house Of representatives would
be obliged If some well meaning and
kindly disposed gentleman would tell
him where he is at.
He is the regularly chosen leader
OF the house, whose robustness, men,
tally and physically, ranks him COM
petent for the task, but where Is he
leading?
If some gentleman would inform
Leader Kitchin whether he is a-goin'
or a-comin' he would confer a special
favor on the gentleman from North
carolina, for II President Wilson, the
ieader'in-chief of his party. is a-goin'
then Leader Kitchin certainly is
a'comin'. II President Wilson is going
gee then Leader Kitchin is going haw,
or conversely, II President Wilson is
going haw then Leader Kitchin is go
Ing gee.
A short time ago President Wilson
called Mr.. Kitchin to the white house
and asked him TO support the admins
-.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

The first meeting Of the building
committee, recently appointed 10y the
quarterly conference Of Trinity Meth
odist church. met at the office Of Or.
Barnett Monday afternoon. The roll
cal showed every member present.
This committee is composed of the
following gcntlemen: u. y. Parker,
d. G.. Barnett, ID. T. Carlton, r. II.
King, II. l.. Cline, ID. W. Brown and
Ed. Scott. The committee was or
ganized by the election OF the follow
ing Officers: Y. n. Parker, chairman ;
d. G. Barnett, secretary and treas
urer. It is the purpose Of the COM
mittee at an early date to visit
churches recently constructed in Flor
ida and gather such information that
will prove helpful in the plans for
the new church building. 1t is the
plan Of the committee TO erect
structure that will be a credit to our
city.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
SUPREME 10Th
CENTURY NEED

OF the ChruCh "Is Not More Preach
ing, But More Intelligent, Tactful,
Spirit-Guided, Prayerful Personal
Work." This was the Key Thought
Of the Sermon Preached Last Night
by the Rev. Mr.. Stanford, Who Is
Assisting Pastor Scott, Of the Meth
odist Church, In a Series Of Revi-
val Services. Services Again Tonight
at : O'Clock, and All Are Cordially
Invited.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

NJ. NJ. Archard left this morning
on a short business trip to Zolfo.
Wauchula and other northern parts
Of the county.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
SUPREME
COMMANDER

ID T.. Marley, of the Order of MacCa'
bees, Will Speak at the MacCabee
Entertainment Tonight. Mr.. Marley
Will Arrive on the A. &. L. Train
From Tampa. Accompanied by \. c.
Hamrick, State Supreme Command
er.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
Short Speeches Delivered.

Vicc-PrcSdcnt Wilson and Nu.l.tu'
Wilkinson accompanied L. i;r:y Ia
Pine Level on tho return orru'r. "
rhc special halted at line ."v'l. p.
-. Rourand. on behalf Of the Pine
Level Truck Growers Association. I'm
Few well chosen words. personally
thanked Mr.. Wilson for the gcncros-
ty displayed In placing the train AZ
thcir disposal without charge, for the
cats" and for his interest in their
future by making possible the educa-
ticnal visit 10 the farm lands where
time had given the touches Of pros
pcrity that comes only to the cNpcr-
fenced ana that this experience may
be- taken advantage Of at Pine Level
in its future development.
incidentally. n closer feeling Of per
sonal regard and esteem was welded
together as result Of the outing,
which bids fair to eliminate that dis.
trust that usually exists between the
shipper and hauler. This was typihcd
in the remarks Of Mr.. Bourland.
Warm Friendship.
Farmers have always held secret
suspicion in their hearts that the rail-
roads were not giving them square
deal in carrying their products" he
said. "but. after today's incidents we
are led TO believe that this condition
has changed. We believe that the
East and West Coast Railroad will he
our friend, and each and every one
Of us thanks you for this splendid
lesson gained at first hand, made pos
Slble through your generosity and in
forest in our future welfare"
Vice-President Wilson modestly re.
piled to these remarks by saying Aud
itor Wilkinson had assisted to make
the outing a success as much as he,
and then launched upon conditions
Continued ON Last Pape.'
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
MODERN CHURCH
EDTFTCE WILL

BE Erected by the MethOdists At An
Early Date. The Building Commit.
tee Will Visit the Most Modern
Structures i'm the State, and viii
Erect a Church Building That will
BE a Credit to Themselves and to
the City.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
TWICE-A-DAY MAIL
SERVICE STARTED

On East and West Coast Railroad This
Morning to Delight of Residents
Along That Line. Modern L. =. Mail
Cars Were Pressed in Service. Road
Now Enjoys Both Express and Mail
Haul
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
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IHl' was the rNIrt OF the I"ri}-hinr
. members of the Pine Level Truck
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LOWING am a'-da,'- visit Yesterday to
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Hrat.ntu,yu. tbr. guest. Of Vlcr-prc..
/ idOnr W. r.. Wilson. ur ,nc I,a., and
West Coast Railway Cumrnnv.
Both educational and ln,ririrg wa,
/ fine visit ,o I'm. rich and rrrfrr seq.
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muu their return tn their farms {.
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

CONTINUED ON Last Paee. \
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-08
WOULDN'T TAKE $500
FOR GOOD OBTAINED
Had Severe Pains I'm his Side
For Three Years. --Taniac
0sercomes Trouble.

Il tell you frankly. woubin
take Five Hundred Dollars Tor th'
good Tanlac did me. and | am tell
ling others about IL every day, sait
III. NJ. Raglan, who lives at 3ll y
Pearl Street, Birmingham. Mr.
Raglan has been a moui,ler practi
cally all his life. and is we'll knb@r
throughout the Birmingham district
Il vas in dreadiully rundown
condition, and for three years
suffered from a severe pain IN nv
right side, " continued MIR. Raglan,
and the doctors told me il came
from my Kidneys and that had
ga.lstones. This trouble caused me
u great deal OF worry and at times !
was in no condition to work at all.
Il saw the endorsement for Tan
lac in the papers, bought bottle
and began taking il. II seemed to
do me good right away. ! have
taken screen bottles altogether, and
haven't had any pain 10 my side in
over sixty days. ! now ieel good
all the time. and am at work every
dey. ! can say that TAnlao Is a
mighty good medicine. | wouldn I
take anything in the world for the
good those seven bottles have done
me, and | am glad TO speak a good
word Tor i, any time. hope this
will cause others who are
suffering to Try Tanlac, for feel
sure il they will they will be bene.
fitted. F."
Tanlac is sold in Dickson exclus.
lively by Matthews Drug Co. adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-08

The COMMITTEES appointed al th'
last session al the Quarterly Court
to bug machinery fH highway i'm
rfosements, Inet ia Charlotte Mon.
day and organized by electing Judge
w. r. Hudson. chairman. and ]. A,
I.arkins Secretary. bids wese re-
ceiyed iof buying a stone crnsher.
but the contract will not be lot an-
ill next Monday. at which time the
c,,mmittee viii meet Mt Charlotte
again, The committee 10 composed
OF Judge Hudson. j. N. Peeler, T.
y. Warren, J. A. Larkins. l.. j.
Browning and r. b. Collier.
Rev. II. A. GoA. who recently
accepted the pastorship O. the Dick
son..St. Paui group Of Presbyterian
Churches. arrived here with hia wife
and daughter last Saturday from
Good Hope, H., and are located in
the Nehlett resldence on North
Main. Rev. Goff filed his regular
appointment at st Paul last Sun
day. and will preach HE first sermon.
since coming into the field, at the
First Presbyterian Church here
Sunday at IL a. IN. We welcome
this estimable family into our fair
little city,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-08
Local and Otherwise /.


Mrs. :. Sweet is on the sick list.
Mr.. aud Mrs. &. w. Davidson
spent the ek-end in Nashville.
Mrs. Ida Donegan is on the sick
list.
Mrs. II. c. Guerin left Tuesday
for New York City, where she will
visit.
viii Guerin. OF Memphis, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs, J, M, Thomp.
SIN, and ether relatives and friends.
Elder and Mrs. |. B. Bradley leit
Tuesday Tor a visit with relatives in
Alabama,
H. c. Cullum spent Saturday OF
last week in McEwen on legal husl.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Self and
children motored to Hopkinsyille
ky., and spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Pursley left
Saturday for their new home in
Clarksyile.
Mrs. Pit iIensee returned last
Saturday from u weeks stay at Red
Boiling Springs,
Mrs. h. II Grigsby returned Fri.
day Of last week from a several days
visit at Paris.
For life insurance which insures,
ace II. Newt Williams. special agen,
Dickson. Tenn
Misses Elizabeth and Lois Dick.
son, Of Clarksville, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii II Self.
FOR RENr--First.c tiye.room
house; furnished. Apply 10 Herald
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Boxer. Of Char
lotle. were the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs, Jason futreIl Wednesday.
FOR SALE--llouse and lot on
Church street. Apply to |, b. vii.
son,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Sager. OF
Nashville, spent Sunday and Mon.
day here with relatives and friends.
Constable T. NJ. Alsup is on the
sick list, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Let me protect your family ii you
die or become disabled. IL. Newt
Williams, special agent, Dickson
NJ. NJ, Brown, dealer in Indian
Motorcycles. For catalogue and
prices, write NE at Dickson,
Mrs, NJ. y McCreary and daush.
ter, Mira. A. b. Kelly, are spending
several days this week in Nashville,
the guest Of Mrs. Henry stein,
- II out Of sorts, see DIR.
~ RAMEAU.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-08
NoN.Rs sloENr NOTICE.
NJ, c. Il 81. l.. RY,
HENRY LOTTE, HATTIE L0TTE
In the Circuit Court. Dickson
County.

II AbAhA1s
In this cause it appearing to the
clerk from the bill. which is sworn
| TO- that the defendant, Henry Lotto.
is a nor. resident Of the State OF
Tennessee, and a resident OF the
State OF Texas, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot he served on
him, he is therefore hereby notified
to appear before the Judge OF our
Circuit Court al Dickson, Tenn. on
FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER.
1915. and plead answer or demur to
the said bill filed against him in the
above styled cause, or the same will
be taken as confessed and the cause
set for hearing exparte.
1t il further ordered by the Clerk
that this order be published in the
Dickson County Herald, news
paper published at Dickson, Tenn,
Tor four consecutive weeks. the last
publication To appear IN RE than b
days before the first Monday in
December, 1916.
This 18th day of Angus, ,.l9l6.
7. K. GRAY, Clerk.
R. L. LEECH. Sol. for Compl. 1922
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-08

the Alamo. Friday. comes direcl
from the Strand Theatre. Nashville
Miss Louise Freeman. who lie EN-,
ployed In Nashville, spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J NJ. Freeman,
We believe in Acknowledgement
and putting out quality groceries
Try us.-J. M. Wynns, The Home
Of Quality.
Elder J. T. Head. OF Atlanta, Ga,
will preach at Burns, September
l2ih; Dickson, the 18th, and Water
Valley the f4th.
Mrs. Bell Elliott, OF Barton i
Creek, is here attending the bed
side OF her son, {. ID. Elliott, who
has been on the sick list several
days.
Get a college professor to solye
your mathematical problems--we
will solse your dinner problems at
The Home OF Quality"
About Il hundred and twenty-five
members OF the Presbyterian Sun
day School spent last Thursday at
Bon Aqua Springs on their annual
picnic.
At st. Johns Lutheran Church
OF Dickson, Sunday, September 10.
at 1880 a, m. Rev. J +. II. Kay.
hoe breaches on Dying Stephens
Prayer" Sunday.School at $50.
Do you worry about what to have
for dinner? "lsch. bibbleW Call
Jaee Martin at The Home of
QUALITY
REWARD-Will give 81 reward
to anyone who finds a gold medal
with name "Rugle' and 1915"
engraved; finder leave at postoillce
and receive reward. Rugie Street,
Rev. /, G, Talent brought to this
office Wednesday four of the finest
tomatoes we have seen this season.
The four weighed three pounds, and
are perfectly smooth and practically
tree from defects.
Mrs. NJ, freshman, Lee Bissin.
yer, A. Greenspan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Ahrahams, and Paul and Al.
win Greenspan, all IT Nashville.
spent last week here with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Gelberman.
Mrs. Carrie Coates, Of Waco,
Texas, is here the guest OF G.. W.
Wynns and family Mrs, Coates
was formerly Miss Carrie Randel
and formerly resided here, but NOV.
ed to Texas about 20 years ago. and
this is her first visit back.
+. q. Dickson. who for the past
several years has been manager OF
the Citizens telephone Co. at this
place, has resigned his position and
has accepted position with the
Cumberland Telephone Co.. and
will be located at present as mana,
ger Of the Charlotte exchange, Bob
Booker is working in Mr.. Dickson $
place for the Citizens Telephone
Co.