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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
1t you have any good samples Of corn bring them in
More than Three Hundred Dollars Offered in
Prizes and Premiums, Your Chance is
As Good As Any One.
Help Make maur County the Best Corn County in the Union

handling were limited at present. He
said that there was shortage of desks
all over the High School, and asked
that this condition be remedied.
Mr.. Harris presented to the Board
his reasons for declaring two holidays
within three weeks. He said that he
was radically opposed to holidays,
since they tend to demoralize the
school, but that conditions had de-
manded them this time.
Accounts that had been properly c
KID were allowed by the Board of Edu.
cation, and the announcement made
that the members would visit both the
white and colored schools during the
month
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
ROAD REPAIRS AND
BRIDGE BUILDING TO
HOLD LOCAL SOlOnS
QUARTERLY COURT HAS MUCH
BUSINESS SET FOR NEXT
MONDAYS SESSION.
ELECTION OF STOCK INSPECTOR
Said To Be Probable That Court viii
Not Continue the Office-Poor House
Commissioner Will be Elected
Committees.

A live question that will come be-
fore the quarterly court at its session
on next Monday will be that of main
tenance and repairs of the pixies lead
ing into Columbia and purchased by
the county since the tax levy was
adopted last April 1t is proposed to
issue warrants to tide over this winter
and to ask the people along the roads
to contribute a sum for their repair
equal to half that given by the county.
Another interesting feature will be
the effort to abolish the Office of live
stock inspector. Under the law now
it is optional with the county court
as to whether or not this official is
RETAINED. In the event of an election
there may be contest for the place.
The committee of the county court
acting jointly with committee of the
Maury County Good Roads Association
in drafting changes and amendments
in the existing read law will probably
not be ready to report but will ask
until the January court to complete
It's laborg
The term OF Justice of the Peace c.
c. Denton, as poor house commission
er, expires and the election for this
office will be held
There are number of applications
for the erection of new bridges that
have been approved by the county
highway commission and placed upon
the docket, all of which will probably
be allowed Among the most impor-
tant is over Fountain creek at Culleo-
ka. This bridge would open up a road
that would be a direct route from
Station to Culleoka and
would prove a great convenience to
the people Of that section.
Another bridge proposed is over
Green Lick creek in the Eighth dis
trict. This bridge, it is estimated,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
OLD EMPLOYE
FALLS DEAD
DAVE DEAN, coLoRED, DROPS
FROM CITY WAGoN-WoRKED
FOR COLUMBIA FOR YEARS.

Dave Dean, colored, for thirty-two
years an employee of the city in the
street department, fell dead Friday
morning at seven o'clock while he
was climbing on one of the city
wagons to report for duty. Heart
disease was the cause of his death.
He was fifty years of age. Dave,
for many years. had been employed
in directing the unloading of the
wagons hauling rock for the streets.
Whenever Superintendent Tom Friel
was absent on some other duty, Dave
had charge Of the hands. Those
who knew the negro say that he was
never called on for anything that he
did not strive his best to accomplish.
He was put at work on the streets
along with John Hackney and Henry
Gallespie.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
WELL EARNED VICTORY
OVER B. ( \. SCHOOL
EXCEL OPPONENTS IN EVERY
FEATURE OF PLAY, EXCEPT
USE OF FORWARD PASS.
ROBERTS Was The STAR
Makes One Touchdown And Contrib
utes Largely TO others-Sheiton
Runs SO Yards for TouchdoWn-Visi.
tors Score Through Aerial Route.

Resistless battering of the Branham
and Hughes lire won for the Central
High School well deserved victory
at Riverside Park on Saturday after
noon. The score was rs to Z. Using
Roberts for the major portion of the
offensive, the High School boys could
not be stopped by the smaller Spring
Hill eleven.
The one feature of the game thai
stood out above everything else was
the play of Roberts. Time and again
he was sent against the Spring Hill
line, and seldom did he fail to secure
handsome gains. His off tackle run
ming was one of the greatest exhihi
tons seen on local gridiron in many
days. He made one OF the High
Schools four touchdowns and contrib
uted largely toward the others.
Next to the stellar work OF Roberts,
the run of the diminutiye Shelton,
quarterback of the High School eley-
en-. at the beginning Of the second half,
was the feature of the struggle. Bran
ham and Hughes had kicked off to the
eighteen yard line of the High School.
On the first play Shelton, running from
position, carried the ball eighty-two
yards for touchdown. The play was
brilliant piece Of broken field run
ming. The interference was superb.
This run turned the tide toward High
School victory.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
LARGEST ENROLMENT
PRESENT IN HISTORY
OF LOCAL SCHOOLS
MORE IN HIGH SCHOOL NOW THAN
ENROLLED DURING ALL OF
LAST SCHOOL YEAR.
MORE ARE SURE TO ENTER
LARGER Number In Andrews Than IN
Hiah SchooI--Interest Great In all
artments-Shortage of Desks
Over School.

With a larger enrolment already in
the school than the total enrolment OF
last year, the Central High School has
steadied down to the routine OF work,
according to the statement of Superin-
tendent of Schools Harris to the City
Board of Education at its meeting on
Tuesday night.
There are at present S91 pupils in
the High School. The total enroll
ment for last year was but 276, and all
of these were not in school at the same
time. Mr.. Harris stated that at least
$50 would be enrolled in the school
this year, thus increasing the enroll
ment of last year by rs.
More are enrolled in the Andrews
School than in the High School, &C.
cording to the report of Mr.. Harris.
In the First Grade, there are Ill, with
three teachers; in the Second, So, with
two teachers; in the Third, 70; in the
Fourth, 60; in the Fifth, 81. The total
enrolment is S51.
Mr.. Harris said that the interest IN
the Andrews School and in the High
School was greater than ever before
He said that the school spirit was the
best that he had ever seen anywhere.
He said that the two schools mad
steadied down to work, and at the
present time there is more work being
done than at a much later time IN the
year of 1915.
Mr. Harris will commence, WITHIN
the next few days, the Investigation
of the question of free tuition to the
school. He will report the result OF
his investigation to the board. Begin
ming next month, monthly investiga'
tons will be made.
The superintendent stated that
there were more pupils in the Sixth
and Seventh Grades than ever before
and that facilities for their proper
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
MALLEABLE RANGE
IS DEMONSTRATED
robson AND PIGG SERVE NOT
COFFEE AND BIscUITE FREE
TO VISITORS. e.

To last for two weeks, the free DEM
stration of the South Bend Malleable
Range commenced today at the Robin
son & Pigg Furniture Co. Hot coffee
and biscuits are being served to eli
who attend the demonstration. q
large crowd examined the range TO-DAY.
and the company is expecting MANI
others to follow them during the days
Of the demonstration
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
THIEVES TAKE A
DARE AND CHICKS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
BENNINGTON, N. J., Sept 30
When thieves entered his hen roost
recently and stole all but four Of his
fine flock, Edward McAvoy, retired
sergeant of the United States Marine
Corps, who operates a chicken farm
near here, posted q bill on his front
gate defying the thief to come back
sometime and get the four he had
inadvertently overlooked"
Last night the thief, or thieves, car.
ried OF the quartette of hens that had
been left behind On the initial excur-
sion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06

would cost 1855. One at Judge s. @.
Weatherly's in the Second district,
would cost 1855 and one at Porter's
Chapel would cost 1886.
There is good deal of routine BUSH
ness to be attended to.
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Containing 12O acres, near Glen
dale; will sell as a whole or sell IS
acres up with improvements.-CLARK
BROS. Write NJ. B. CLARK, Glendale,
Tenn. Telephone Citizens $685..
octs-4-7&wkly1t
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28


Glir9 &obbiner Or. Charles 6.
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lit geitern I'M Soiie ibrer eItern
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9raut ooer oes @rdutgoms poreu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
ScrbanS Oeittidl.amcrituniider Sci.
tnugsberauseeber.

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ser eciteru cine &eoe bielt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
Neine NamiIie.

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licbcu @oIi5cioeri6t crl6ieucn gcitern
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

8etrGdtlide Shpicri9feiteN bate
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
,Sbalia .WsSnnerdlor.A .

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belIte 9lbeno reft luitig beraebeu.
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ionoers idone greiie ouseeiIht, ole
oen gIiidli6en @eipinnern minfen.
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epiritiit pcrhaftet.

9IlS er ieincn @otteSoienit abbieIt-
@irO bci6uloigt eineu crimiuel.
len 9Iugriii nternonmen 5u bat
ben. 9tanie @abter Die Sld.
GERM unO SorrD SduIer Scr @e.
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puroe gcitern 9IbeuO ser "a Sabre
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in Der @obnuq ocS SGuler Ger.
39Oi Softer 2luenite, no ocrielbe
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aui9eiudt Inn ieineu Gat6 in elmer
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0tadOem cr 3il in 9eiprodeu mo
icincn SpiritiSniuS ouSac6aurbt bat.
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gcitcrn 9lbeno nit ibrem 9u6er
noH Oem Stoiionsbauic 5uriid, uuo
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iofort pcr6oitct ueroc Gctcttip Grco.
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gcfG6r &c %crionen 16rien ibu oui.
mcrfiom 5u alS ser Geteftip ein.
trot uu0 Oeu Spiritiiicn m'SSHlcpp'
tau nobn S6uler bcltriit i'm Sto,
iionS5onic sic 9Ingo6cu ocS @ldo-
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ibn 5u n0bern Deriudt Bate.
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oem Giottesoicnitc 6cigeiuo5nt bat.
ten fomcu mad Dem StotionSbmlie
mo wontcr ocn bc3o6ltcn GiutrittS.
prcio G0 Gcnt9) 5urild Dobcn Ter
9ln9eitulOi9te miro 6eltc Gormittdg
9idter &opeu porgciiibrt mer0cn.
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,S1ois cinneGldlert.

9urd Scucr uelc6es gcitern llbcno
gcgcn $50 llbr Ourd einen @oiion.
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foit poIlitonoi9 cinoedidbert woroen,
@GidIiHcr SSeiie fonntc ser gr0Btc
Sbcil ser @2Sbel gerettet merocn.
Ger ongerihtetc SAoOeu miro oul
$500 acihdbt lit ieoo6 ourcb Ser.
iiAerung ge0cdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
GfnrmidlaScn.

Gos grobe Sdoufeniter Der 9Ipos
tbefc bon GborIes & Suoion All ser
@de BON 2anoolc. uu0 0sonrocitrobc
muroc geitern 9lbeno frr5 Dor iiebeu
llbr olrd cincn beftiaeil g9tnoitoB
eiugeoriidt Der oueerihtete edo
ocn bcIoilit iitb ouf 5000.
Gas Coc0 Der Sllor- -SsupeIle on Der
Sillen.&onO, nobc Sarforo 9iooo,
wiroe geitern ylo2mittog bon einert
n6htigen 8inoitoB lueegetragerT.
Su ser Gopelc meroen bon 4aitor
g. &enne0D ieoen Sonutog @ottes-
0ienlte ahaehoLten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
Mcipann iuie0ernefnnNen.

Gin @ierO ino @aaen, oas Gigeu.
tblm Der 6rau 9. 9. &urnen, ser
Sbwegermutter oeS @oli3ci-Gou-
miiidrS Clarendon 4, Z. @onIo, oic
al Scr 4oplor-9luenuc, III ser gS1be
Der @inheiter- -Strobe, mobnt, Der.
ihwano om SomItoa ipitrloS aus scr
9llc0 biutcr Dem Saide gtr. 713.
@orf-9lueuue, IN weldem SER @ouIS
mobut. Spdter fauo man Oas @e-
ipann oil Der @de Der Genniplponia-
uno 9tortb-9lpenue. Gos FierO mar
an einem Selepbonpioitcn angelnui,
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
MbIcben

oSm beIten @onnesoIter itorb Sobn
g. Souenitcin in ieincr g8obnlng,
Nr. 800, Surrow- StroBc. Der Ser.
bli6ene, melher Gin 9llter BON AZ
SSoGren crreidt bofie, miro Don iei.
ner @otiin Wioric Selene, geborene
Suderman weIbe ic6uer5gcbeuat an
Scr @o6rc oeS @erblicbchen ltebt,
ouf oos Gieiitc betrouert. Seine 5abl.
reitbcn 8relm0e bcIlogen ncben ben
ndr9ltcn gtnpermonotcn oas &inibei-
oeu OeneIbeu. Gic 9ceroigrne fin.
ser om @littpod, gla1mittags Inn 2
llbr, bonn Erouerboluc aus auf Dem
a@eiteru Srieoboie" Itott.
9)iorgurltcttc 9)i Wt ottBoi.
SSm nobe8u Doaenoeten 60. 2eben8-
iobrc pcrihieO geitern 6rou Wlor.
goructte @lottboi in ibrer @obnung,
9}r. 40l, Cit2oioDcttc SroBe. Die
&eritorbene iol9te i6rem @otten
Gbriitiou e. @}ottbai, mcIdcr ibr por
lGngerer Belt i'm SoOc boralIf ac9an.
9eu iii. Eicf betroucrt miro oic 0o.
Bingeidieoenc bon ibren udbiteu gln.
geborieen llnO Sreun0en melhen iia
5u frii6 aus Ocm 2eben eeidieoen lit.
Gie 9eiietlulg erfolgt morgen giod.
miitag INN . ll6r Dom GrmIerbanic
ans olf Dem Baltimore GrieoDof"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
WrcrNint.

9tuf oem ,0rilio 9fioge 5rieobof"
fono oeiteri 9tabuittag oir @ci.
ietllng oes Sobn 80. 9. Sealo. @fit.
SnboberS Der 6irmn @ricc & Scol0,
ionic NiitglieOeS ser SonoelSfnm.
mer, itott melcber OH sSreitog eeitor-
ben mar. 9llS @obrtllGtrdgcr fun-
airten bic SS. Soiepb gScit Sobu
WtcGirleD, Sdwrencc S9cit SSo6n
gteonoIos, GbomoS $. 2noiop mo
6. 6. S6riner. 9lls @crtreter Der
SonoeISfonmer naren S. @orrD 0So.
BIOL, Sobn 8. 9(Icod, 2emis Din mo
Sobn 90. 2ittio 5uaegeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
ltufaHe

Der 61 Sabre olte Sdubuioder
Senru 9tiiaer BON 0lr. 110s. SIO
i. StroBe, fam eeItern gIbeno oil
elmer bereiIten SteIle OIL ser GIinton.,
nobe ser 4. StroBe, alt Gou iiuo 5oG
iih ne6en einent glrnbrub cine b.
0cnfliMe @crrentltug Der 9d,uItcr
5it. St iuur0e in Scr 9InlbuIon3 ser
Canton Ioli5eiitotiou mad Dem
pSobns Sopfius SoipitoI~ eebradlt.
Cine beoeuflihe &opflpunoe 500
iicb oeiteru 9lbeno Der SO Sabre a(te
Stepbon 2lausfi pon gtr. 1925.
elliott. StroBe, ST. ais er oic Seller
trcppe oes SouicS g1r. 1545, Sii0
Glinton-St biuobiiiir5te. St
blicb bepuBtlos lieacn inS nuroe
mittclit ser glmbuIan5 0es noroolt
liden Giitrifts nod Oem st. So.
iepb'S 0oipitol@ gebrodt.