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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07
SHERIFF.
wALTON.--we are authorized 10

WALTON. I'VE are authorized 10 an
uounce Il. A. Walton as a eandidstc Tor
the office Of Sheriii. Election, August,
1916.
EUHANK--We are authorized TO AN
nounce X. ID. Eubank, Jr., as u candidate
Tor the Office Of Sheriff. Election, Aug
ust, 1916.
COLEMAN We are authorized to
announce I. J. Coleman as = candidate
lor reelection to the office oil Sheriff,
subject 10 the will OF the qualified yoters
at the 1915 August election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07
Family Reunion Held.

A family reunion was held at the
home Of R. NJ. McAlister. in South
Dickson. Sunday. July End. all the
children and their families being
present. with the exception Of one
con, M. q. McAlister. OF Nashville.
Thcss present were: Mrs. T. +.
Mclean. Columbis: ]. Z. McAlister
md family. Dickson; Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown Thorton. Lyle; MIR. and Mrs.
R. Hamburg. Portland, Oregon, X.
r. NcAlistsr. Silsbee, Texas; Mr..
and Mrs.. ]. A. Goese.t. Lyle; Leo
McAlistsr. Tennessee City, and Mr..
and 9r. Chaa. Elridae Of Dickson.
-Four s~enseations were represented
In The above list.
u bouf~coafse dinner was served.
In afternoon was spent In the rem
dsrinx oil vocal mnsic and kodaking
Ics cream and cake was served at
Ava o'clock.
IN Visiting faniiiss remained in
DgckDsn l0s The Fourth OF July cele-
br1EIcn. rsasrniag 10 their reepec.
Nv hCsnss ths div following. Miss
1fsry AFlslka Rsame accompanied
III. M Nm. Hanshury TO Oregon +.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07
To Public School Teachers:

Following 10 the schedule for En-.
animation 10 be heid at Charlotte
on Iuiy 18th and 18th, 1915:
an Elementary Certificate
Friday. before aoon--Speliing, Pay
siology and Reading Circle; After.
noon - Arithmetic and Reading.
Saturday. before noon--W Writing.
Grammar and Geography Aiter.
noon--U. 8, and Tennessee Histos-
ies.
For High School Certificate
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07
CONSTABLE

ALSUP.--We are authorized TO an
nounce I, Nj. Alsup ~ a candidate for the
Office OF Constable Of the 9th civil dis
tsict Election Aug, 3rd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

bsy Primes Ai6srt sssry-
seAsss tobacco 10 seid IN
tspey rod kass. Scr tidy red
tins. roe; ksndsems pound
sad kaf. peand tin AaaHi.
~Isrs-asd-fAss eovksns fine
psusd esysssi. sisss h.mi.
dor sisA speass- meistsnsv
TOP that kssps the tobacco
Assck eissss tsirt--sissaysi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

III no nv si The naostase On
yuar fazxn nv giving yos . policy
IN thsf1kissuad Etate Life lnsufancs
e. p. W. Csztss, ADssA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

Hin Annis Uni wssl6sld. q
Ns1hyill1. sp1nk w. 1sek.snd with
No. Etta ~ Su1ts Martin.
wilIls xnep II Hicknan conn
q. \ viIlti1o ~ brothss. Calvin
Martin. ~ iAaniIy.
- -ori" vssAs M p<iaslaft
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

Friday. before poon 900 Spelling,
Grammar. American Literature,
Arithmetic Cicero. Physics and
Cooking; Afternoon Rhetoric, Gs-
ometry. Tennessee History. Virgil.
Physical Geography. Household
Sanitation. English Literature. Al
zebra, English History. First Year
Latin. Caesar. Chemistry and Sew.
ine. Saturday. before aeon Read
ing Circle. General History and
agriculture; American
History. Biology. Civics and Physi.
ology.
Examinations will begin at eight
O'Clock each morning.
R. Z. C0RLEW. County eupt.
---~A-.----~-
Both Hughes and Kilaon hsd
ministers In isihArs. which ought
to be- acme Recommendation Tor the
next president, anyway.
---
Too paEch Casrsrsal Too much
Msxicol Doun With them both
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

President Wilson Is i nswlywsd.
and MI. Hughes wiie selects his
ties ioe hin. md hstween The two
the sotfraasttas ought 70 taks heart
lnd bucx NJ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

Too mEsch Casransal Too much
Msxicoi Dosn With them both
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

kiptsnin2 III a. 4 telephone
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kstensr's sars tinsls 10 The
Evening star., 1916-07-09

McHugh didn't disguise his temper.
"You cut that temperamental stuff"
he cried, "and get in your clothes, or
you'll never play on Broadway again;
and that's only the beginning of what will
happen to you"
"Dont, McHugh,' Quaile begged.
al can't blame him, Barbara said, "but
it makes no difference. l won't 60 on
with it,
"Maybe you'll tell us why?' McHugh
For the first time, she looked directly
at him.
Because I'm afraid"
"What OFF"
"Of this place., she whispered. @Of
the thoughts-of the ghosts in this place."
The dead level of her tone, which ex-
pressed an absolute sincerity, shocked
Quaile. He drew McHugh to one side.
keep quiet" he said, "and let me talk
to her alone. Imay change her mind
McHugh's jaw receded his flush died
away.
"Do that, Quaile, and we'll forget the
harsh words all around. Wish I knew
what was going on between you two"
"It's of small consequence now," Quaile
said, and went slowly back to Barbara.
what is it you wish?" she asked. "You
won't be long? l want to go home. l
want to get away from this place!"
@You must stay"
"Oh, no." she said; "I shall not stay
"The future means nothing to you?" he
asked.
She laughed harshly.
"The future! That amounts to very
little. It's the present I'm afraid Of"
"You mean"
"The shadows here, and what has hap
pened on that stage; and what may hap
pen again"
"Yet you say you know nothing about
it. Then you will do this for my sake
Slowly she shook her head.
at was you,' he said, @who didn't tell
the truth last night"
She turned away
There's no use talking of that. We
must never talk of that again"
He failed to hide his bitterness.
Leave me out of it. Think of yourself.
Barbara, you are going on tonight, and,
if we rehearse that scene without another
tragedy, you are going on for the opening
tomorrow night"
She stammered:
"You-youre commanding me!'
"Since there's no other way"
She cried out angrily:
"And l refuse.
He spread his hands.
"Your refusal sends me to McHugh.
A man has died. Another is threatened
l must give what information l can
Her lips parted.
"You'd tell him"
About your secret presence at the
Bunces' this afternoon; if necessary,
about that hidden thing that screamed in
your home last night. You force me to it.
HIS words might have had tangible
power. Theyrepelled her, step by step.
"You sha'n't,' she breathed.
"You mean you'll go on?'
She shuddered
II tell you, I'm afraid. You wouldn't
make me go on?"
His victory was less palatable than de-
feat would have been.
"McHugh!' he called hoarsely.
Evening star., 1916-07-09

with an angry wave of his hand.
@It's taking too big chances" Quaile
said, when the property-man had gone
@Maybe SO; but l got to take them"
"How did Mike see the-the thing?"
at was when he came down to open
up" McHugh explained. "He says he
saw the thing like what you saw come out
of Woodfords old dressing-room between
the stage-door and the passage.
"And Woodfords dressing-room?"
Quaile said. Surely you haven't put
Wilkins there?'
McHugh glared.
Certainly not. Wilkins is where he
dressed the night we took the pictures.
Dolly and Barbara were together that
night, but now I've made them all COM
| Portable"
Quaile could guess the point of Nc
Hugh's circuitous announcement.
3You mean?"
McHugh cleared his throat.
"That I've assigned Barbara to Wood
ford's old room"
| Quaile flushed, tempted to take issue
with the manager on that arrangement.
| "You think it safe, McHugh?"
"Why not? Nothing's been after Bar
bara but you, that know Of"
1t wasn't easy for Quaile to press the
point. His recollection of Barbara hidden
in the Bunce house smothered his resent
ment. He tried to speak indifferently:
as she here YETI"
McHugh's frown was sufficient answer.
He glanced at his watch.
"Quarter of eight. If that girl throws
me down"
HE snapped the case shut.
II thought you might know something
about her movements, you're so darned
friendly with her."
II know nothing" Quaile said.
| "Don't you suppose she understands
McHugh asked fiercely, "that if she fails
me I'm beaten?"
aYou mean," Quaile asked with dry
lips, "that you would accept that as the
final proof against her?"
McHugh's tone was ugly:
| IL usually mean just about what say
He crossed the stage in the direction
of Wilkins dressing-room. Quaile de-
liberately chose the other side, and
walked toward the alley door. He was
glad to leave McHugh. He paced rapidly
among the new litter of scenery.
He clenched his hands. Perhaps Bar
bara had not left the Bunce house unob-
served Suppose Robert, Josiah, or the
butler had discovered her and had turned
her over, as those men would, to the
authorities for punishment? Lashed by
this fear, he strobe to the stage-door.
mike he said, "you're sure you've
had no word from Miss Morgan?"
| Mike glanced from the door.
| "Whos that coming now, sir?"
Quaile stepped out. A furtive figure
had entered the mouth of the alley. AL
though the place was very dark, the
| figure clung to the thicker obscurity of the
theater wall. 1t approached slowly.
Once or twice, Quaile thought, it stopped
altogether. Mike drew back.
II think, sir, it is Miss Morgan"
Quaile turned away, not wishing to be-
lieve yet convinced that Mike was right.
She came up, breathing as if she had been
running. He spoke to her gently, but she
seemed not to hear. As she hurried
through the stage entrance he saw that
oh r, q JroscoJ l. I, 4 L., ,oo,.
Evening star., 1916-07-09

II
power. Theyrepelled her, step by step.
"You sha'n't,' she breathed.
"You mean you'll go on?"
She shuddered.
II tell you, Tn afraid. You wouldn't
make me go on?"
His victory was less palatable than de-
feat would have been.
"McHugh!' he called hoarsely.
There was stir at the rear. The
manager hastened toward them.
IL hate you," she said IL hate you'll
Her laughter had the quality of sob.
aAnd they want me to mimic tragedy
on the stage"
3Well?' McHugh asked, coming up.
Quaile looked away.
@She will tell you.
whats the word, Barbara?"
Quaile would not glance back. He
wouldn't face again her fear and her un-
certainty. He heard her speak. He had
not realized how vital her answer had be-
come to him.
3I'm going on, Mr.. McHugh."
McHugh exploded joyously.
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Der gurd etDenue In Spbe parf
(Steler $6) 81.
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2ruit Co., 9ruitse, an emma 6un.,
mel. Got 673 in WabiIrn plae llns
terabtb. (Stetier 50c.) ST..
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in peter Gonoper's gftate in WaSi.
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terabtbeillins. (Steuer 81 ST.
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go itebt bente Humdnieu?

Or. Geo. aebsrer, Sonberbri9tsr'
iiatter beg 3. g., i9reibt tura Dol
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tareit:
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3. u. gompann $2650.
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2ouiie Shuttle oil gnterpriie .. u
&C.; $500.
Gbos. s.. @repoort an Sbaronoia,
g. irno g. Co.; 81 ,050.
Dtcrris 9iuSif OH Sanriiel Q. Goo
per; $3.50.
9(ocIaibe @errins on Soltberi
ohio 6. unb Z. &c.; $4,000.
3Iorence Stint an CHARLES Z
Sulles; $500.
NEilip 2afmeier an Brighton Ger
.ilolt Son. Co.; 81 500.
Catherine @riduer on Siebentl
@,oro g. unb .. Co.; $500.
gmiI aotn an bieieIbe Co.; So,
allice s. gin8man m bieielbe Go.
81, 200.
@corge SeIipig oil Central 5air
mount y. uno =. Co.; $4,000.
9luna 2iener OH elm Ctr. sStlouit-r
=. lnb y. Sc; $500.
sllongo v. 3unimel an 6ieielbe 60.
81, 200.
SuIia 80. 5bonlion on @eiterl
German gant; $1,000.
Glen GoImlo an eagle g. iulo 6
u. $1.750.
@sarp O'2onnel oil Casper 5
,Sronuneper; $15C.
iSrenf G. Gapeman oil eagle g
iaio 6. gliiociation; $4,000.
Mlnrp 4R. 8aiigban ail Gourtboliis
E. iiG0 y. Co.; $4 800.
1ieielbe an Wigers y. Cooper
81. 500.
eo;paro Genman oil ,Soutberr
Shio g. Mno z. Co.; $500.
Cggcne Goitet an Geer 9sarf y. uni
e. g.; 5000.
Sarab gcllod OH Spoe garf 9
:ino g. 60. ; $500.
gSiIli1m 9cIan0 oil Eropiocli
Sapilgs .. uno Z. g.; 5000.
3oiepgine WlcGdniel oil @Icen 9
NIB Q. gliiueiation; $4,000.
Wiifael y. 3inlpelInan on Sarrr
3. Scbnan; $500.
gloa e. Speiifnnlp on 9ibcral g
inlo q. 60; $500.
3ieiel6e an Price Sia q. liro g
Co.; $4,000.
elnna sIltlerr on gena %. Quinn,
5000.
@larp 9. 5ralif an 5rant guede;
5000.
2eopcIb y. SdIocter on Samci
90. @rabam; $3.50.
Giliam 9. @ctfer on @ermaiiie
go. 2 8. nnb .. 60; $4,000.
Souis $. 8iggers an Bictoria g
u. gio. 9; $4,000,
@etifste 9ppotbeten.
emma q. Drapp an Gouibern
Obio Sdbinss 8ant Go. $500.
9enrietta 8. aattenborn an bieiels
be a0rperi6aft 81, 1926.
CHARLES 8. grepDort an patrid g.
Gorrsjiss $3.50.