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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
SIX Deeds OF Bargain and Sale Re
corded Yesterday.
Collected BY The Daily Reco. L

SIX Deeds Of Bargain and Sale RE-
corded Yesterday.
Henry Mallory TO George Garnett.
lots /. Q. section 8, Providence Park
tax, soc. SO,
Henry E. Turner ct ux. to Endost
4. stone, 4tx160 feet east line Cren-
shaw avenue. $50 feet south of Floyd
avenue: $4,000.
II. r. Pollard. Jr tpropertv OF w.
T. Drinkard. Jr), to Emma r. Hat
ton. 90 "a by so feet : inches (ir-
regular lines) west line l5-foot alley
Ia feet south OF Leigh street;
s1,7oo
c. w. Davis ct ux. to Virginia Wat
kins Drewry, the Wllmarth part
ments, being ~ feet inch by 81 Ia
feet north line Hanover avenue, 81
feet II inches east of Boulevard, tax.
$3.50: $40.
J. w. Johnson ct ux. to SIS Ell
lett ct TX. No. 1929 North Fifth
street, being 80 feet west line Of
Fifth street; $4,000.
Ella ". Selph ct vir, TO J. L. Lind
say. Inc. s. l. Lindsay. trustee, No.
s02i Beverly street. being 25x11b feet
south line Beverly street tax, $3.50:
SO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
COMPLAINS THAT STATE
lhW IS BEING BROKEN

George r.. Anderson, Of the Vir-
gnia Business exchange, mada for
NAL complaint to Chief OF Police
Louis Werner yesterday that the state
tax law In regard TO the operation
Of labor employment bureaus il the
city is being violated. and tha'. his
business is suffering from unfair COM
petition he being the only person
who has paid the full amount of tax
demanded by la,w. He has emp! Dyed
Julien Gum. OF TIE law firm 81 Quinn
& Mathews, as his attorney 10 make
thorough investigation of the lack
Of enforcement of this law.
According 20 Mr.. Anderson, labor
agencies are subject 10 two sets OF
taxes by the state, and tax or SEQ
payable to the city. The state erarts
TWO separate sets Of PRIVILEGES, one
Of which calls for only s25 tax and
he other $500 Mr.. Anderson claims
hat there are eleven labor age ncies
ia This CITY. including his own, and
that ten Of them are operating under
the $25 tax, bat do not condne their
3cfivties 10 its limitations. HIS Oh
ieor, ho SAYS. Is "a secure distinction
between the privileges OF the $500
ana .iLee !. "a taT,>sipce ma distinction
seems 10 exist IN this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
RULES AND RULES

We trust that the Democratic ma
3ority in the senate will hold that
body in continuous session from now
until Decembe next II n ecessary to
amend the rules of that body.
The United States will not stand for
further fEnomtny 1t insists on pro-
lection from alien or near-slien ele-
ment constituting a small but noisy
group in the senate.
Comparisons are odious at times
and the senate rule which caused us
TO be talked into contemplate sub
servience to "the fatherland" might
be compared with profit to the rules
Of the house of representatives by
means OF which that apparently un-
vieidly body gets somewhere The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
state Corporation Commission

Charters ard amendments issued
yesterday follow:
Supplemental articles OF association
Norfolk Drawhridge CORPORATION. Nor
folk Va, reducing miutmum capital
stocH from $4,000 to s. 600
Amendment to charter OF r. q.
Smith Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co,
Inc, Norfolk. Va. changing name to
Norfolk Shiphutiding and Dry Dock
corporation.
Cooperative Finance Co Inc.
par. 800. K. J. Wiley president.
Richmond. Va: James \ Burke. Soc
rotary and treasurer Roanoke. Va.
Mining and developing business.
Morningside HEIGHTS corporation.
Roanoke. Va. Buildins business,
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. So
600 par. 500. z. L. Mon, president:
d. w. Persinger. secretar, and treas
urer--both of Roanoke, Va,
Dixie Orchards Inc Roanoke. Va
Maximum. $4,000 minimum. $50
900; par. 500. T. f, Wirsing. presi-
dent; E. NJ V'irsing secretary and
treasurer--both Of Roanoke, Va
Colored Real Estate Exchange. Inc.
Richmond, Va, Maximum. $50 900.
minimum, $500 par. ST. Real estate
business, J. f. Pollard president; l.,
NJ. Pollard. secretar7 and treasurer
both of Richmond, Va.
Bright Electric co. Inc. Stanton,
Va, Maximum. $40 00os minimum.
1000; rar. 800 Automobile bust l.
ness W. Vert Bright. president:
Guy S, Davis, secretary-hoth Of
Staunton. Va
Hill Creek Coal Co. INC. Bristol.
Va Mining business. Maximum
100000; minimum. $500; par. 500.
s. r. Jennings. president Johnson
City Tenn. ]. r, Simmonds. secre-
tary and treasurer. Johnson City.
Tenn
Danville Supply store Inc, Dan
Vile, Va. Mercantile business Maxi
mum, $4,000; ninimum. SO o00 par.
500. Jno W. Boswell, president: j.
NJ. Seegar secretary and treasurer
both Of Danvilie Va.
Koerner & Goddard, Inc. Norfolk
Va. Mercantile business. Maximum
5000: minimum, $1,000; par. 500
Tsidore Goiffarb, president; Tsdore
koerner, secretary and treasurer
both Of Norfojk Va
Foreign charters.
American National Insurance Co. a
Texas corporation. domesticated. CAPT.
tai stock, $4,000. The commission
er of ireurance. statutory agent. Rich
mond Va
Atlantic Coast Realty Co. a North
Caroline corporation, amending its
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
C|TY'S TAX RECEIPTS
ALMOST S3,OO0,CO1
Merchants VIII Have to Pay $3.50, 900.
White Real Estate Values Have
Increased 81 900 900
GAS AND WATER INCREASE
$4,000 in Delinquent Taxes VIII BE
Collected, While Sf07.0i0 VIII Come
Prom Intancibic~---iinc ines aud Pen.
alties Decreased.

In connection with the avovc at
tempt of the new budget - bring the
city's expenditures down within her
means, il Is Interesting to note what
means OF support the CITY has Nae
urally, the greater part 81 the ~ity' s
revenue is derived from real property
tax. and the estimated taxable "alue
Of this for the fiscal year ending Jan
nary 3iA 1918, is S127, 63l 4S7 an
increase of 100000 over the pre-
ceding year. at sl.sb per 500, this
will bring into tho city treasury ST.
f05,91953
Estimated taxable value Of personsl
property Of banks is si6,734I7l. on
which the assessment is fixed AZ = 8
per 500, amounting to 1872 1851 in
revenue. Tangible personal property.
private and corporation, is figured o
amount to a tax receipt of $3.50, f2n. 50.
ON $35. 6S0.107 Of intangible personal
property. AT 80 cents per 500 the
city will. receive s107.04o.36. THIS,
with s9s,as9 from assessments of
other minor properties and rights.
viii bring the property tax receipts
UP to So ss5,027h5, and with a de
du"tion from the estimate Of e65,-
0e7.o5 az uncolIectib'e, tho net bal
auos to the city will he $500 200
Merchant Tax Heavy.
The recent license AK placed on
mere hants' purchased md BASED m
the amount of purchases as asse ssed
for the previous year by the state
rs estimated to result in a revenue OF
$4,000 With the estimated gen
cral license tnN as s50,000. the re-
ceipts from license will add $500. 900
tor the. citys resources. Delinquent
real estate and personal taxes col
lectible during the wear amount TO ap-
proxirnately $4,000, bringing the
total tax receipts estimated fCr the
year up to s2,s4n.ooo.
Gas receipts are estimated at $685.,
600, as against s514,79s of the year
before. and water rents $350.000- as
against 1897, $40 for 1915, These 1--WE
items alone are estimated AS worth
80 s25. 900 to tho city whils the total
amount received for 1916 in every
department was s3.97e.l35.77. Other
items such as $50 600 for street cars
and electric power, $4,000 for tele-
graph and telephone poles orinc the
amount near the even 100000.
Fines and penalties are tx@i at
$50, 900. which is big reduction
from the 1852 of the year Just
passed. Numerous other leTies and
charges covering all phases of bust
ness and life. bring the whole esti-
mated total TO s4.i95.075. This is
the full amount that the city exnects
to be able to collect during the year,
OF this per cent. or s1s3,9SS Is, is
reserved for emergency appropriations
under a provision In the city charter.
With this amount deducted. tho total
estimated funds appropriated amount
ed to 81 0Sl. 1859. representing an
expenditure covering all the money
the city expects to receive during the
war
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

That the senators who tilihustercd
for Germany are hearing from home
xoes without saying wonder what
vardaman's mail looks like? Wonder
how California feels over it's Works?
We know what would happen to
most OF the dozen II the recall were
in operation on United Slater sena-
tnYe There would be Approximately
A dozen statesmen out of a job.
We are not vlndiCtIve in dssposi-
ton We do not cherish thoughts
leading to dissension. We love har-
mony and quiet. When n man takes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

culver. r r.. VS.. Commonwealth.
Il . Shores for appellant and attor.-
ney- general for appellee--common-
wealth confessed error.
Commonwealth vs. The Ferries Co
Argued by assistant attorney general
for the commonwealth and by r. r.
Hicks for the appellee and submit
ted.
Commonwealth W.. United Cigarette
Machine Co. Ltd. Argued by assistant
attorney general and Nolney F.. How
ard for the appellant and by w. r.
Meredith and John G. IIaythe for tho
appellee and submitted.
Nezt cases to he called
city of Norfolk vs.. Griffin Bros
Suead, ct ais. vs.. Atkinson, ct ais.
The Ferries Co. va Brown
southern Railway company vs.. board
II supervisors.
&. ober & Sons Co VI. VIM, 8.
smith. Inc. CTo hc submitted m
hricfs)
No - Triplett ct ais. vs. Second
National Bank OF tnlpeptr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
Chanccry Release Deeds

A. c. CsrnAal trustee. to s.
James, s0xl20 feet east line 'rifth
street. at south line Franklin streeC
$425 7Tos.
Wallace r, Brown. trustee, to Cal.
lie r.. Shackford 81 10 by is feet
east line Boulevard. at north limo
Hanover avenue 5000.
Leroy F.. Brown trustee to Henry
r. Turner 4ixlso feet east line Cre1.
7hHw avenue. so feet south of Tlovd
avenue; s1.SsS.
A. J Chewing, trustee 10 ]. II.
Jones. 6sxi24 feet west line Twenty
ninth street at south limo Y street;
81 20.
Richard w. Jones, trustee. 70 Ida
Vale PrlddY. e0Nl55 feet north line
Marshall street 20 feet east Of 1wen-
ty-cighth street; $2.36o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

him the logical choice for the posi-
ton.
with n Nirginian IN the White
House and a Virginian az the head of
the senate majority the country will
breast the breakers without either
strain nr leak. In the new congress,
with the virtual tie in the house be-
tween Democrats and Republicans, a
man Of Senator Martins strong com
mon ~enrc and ability to bring OPP
posing factions toEcthcr is unusually
we'll placed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

L. s. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The United States circuit court OF
appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods, and District Judge
Dayton In attendance.
Case argued
No 1900. Richard Watson. master of
steamship student. etc. appellants,
vs. Matte Kreszewski. administrators.
ct al. appellees: appeal from the dis
trict court at Baltimore, Md. Argued
by Mr. George Forbes and Mr.. John
Phelps, of Baltimore. Md. for the APP
pellants, and by Mr.. Geo. T. Mister
and Mr.. walter f. Clark. of Baltimore,
Nd, for the appeilees. and submitted.
Case in call today:
No. 1898. S, w. Norwood. trustee.
petitioner. VS.. J. A. Watson and J. c.
" Watson. respondents; on petition to
superntend and revise, etc. district
court at Charleston, s. c. In bank
ruptcy. To be argued by Mr. NJ. G.
Woods. of Marion S. G.. for the petit
TONER, and by Mr.. L. =. Lids and Mt.
H. = McCandlish, Of Marion :. C., for
the respondents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
HEARING FROM HOME.

our umbrella VIC sometimes hasten
ia offer him our gumceat rs vel.
But when one tramples on love OF
country and throws down the
president in his efforts TO protect
American lives we do not feel that
the other cheek" should he turned.
we trust the ''dozen' will hear
from home in tones OF such vehe-
mcnca that they will be advised that
they have misiudged even their own
bailiwicks when they have de1ed and
defeated measures looking 20 the
preservation OF American rights and
American lives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

Dorothy Flowers. of Lawrenceville
age less than year, died OF pneumonia
sunday morning at 1900 First avenue.
Highland Park. Dorothy and her par
onts had only been In Richmond a
few weeks. Her body was taken to
Brunswieb~ for burial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

Rerlin's principal worry seems to he
that II doesn't know how much Will
son does know as to It's "conquerins
America" campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

II might be repeated that the world
lies before any and every person
csxihnif4g 4sTNF'-aft- 'eesizsnShir sssflb
can't. from the bottom Of his heart,
4say "Americs first"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

believed Germany ir not much as a
suitor-but we don't know all OF II
by any means.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

house quickly acted when Chairman
Hal Flood. OF the house committee on
foreign relations, placed the issue
squareiy before them.
Virginian In the house supported
that other virginian at the other end
Of Pennsylvania avenue In fashion
which docs our hearts good TO think
Of
We look TO those virgiuians in the
senate. both those who represent Niry
ginia and those born in Virginia, hut
now representing other states, to stand
firmly, man fashion. determined that
America and Americas president and
Americas congress shall never he
again Inundated and disgraced as it
was in the closing hours OF the sixty
fourth congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

has been wfrelessed by DR.. Zimmer-
mann TO keep his mouth sealed about
that little note 10 Mexico.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

When the kaiser annexes wiscon
nm La Toilette will be a prime favor
~ for the reichstag.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
Henrieo Deeds of Trust.

Wesley Smith. Jr ~ TX. to T. Sit
terding ct ais, trustees lot s and i'm
pr"vements in westwood, $500.
Elmer F. Affeldt et uX to Gordon
z. Strause. trustee, lots ;, rs and Il,
Jefferson Gardens: st.42l
Mrs. Ida L. Gillen 90 K. l.. Mon
taguc. trustee. 10i is acres. near
Chickamoniny river ahoH, one-half
mile east of Meadow station, 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
Hustinrs Release Deed

T. d. Adamson. trustee, to Marinda
A, Coalter, lots Nos. Is and l6, square
49, Burfoot's addition. Sc by 1877 feet
north side Stockton street. at Thirty
fourth street: $1,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

charter, increasing capital stock from
$500, 600 TO 100000.
Amendment to charter National
Suretv Co., New York corporation,
increasing IT'S capital stock from s3,-
600. 600 to 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

Brazil now fears the enemy within
It's Entes"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds of Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.

corded Yesterday.
Thos. III. Farrand ct Xix. to w. &.
Penick. J. s. Miller and ", r. Aten.
lots, AZ. 102. 10, liz, i27, 1871, i44,
l4S and 203, Montrose Heights; 500.
Anna s, Jones, attorney for z. d.
Hammond ct NIX TO j. /. Jones. 81 IL
acres, about ten miles below Rich
nond; tax. $40; $40.
Old Dominion Real Estate COM
pany to VIM. II. Crutchfield, acres,
between Long Bridge and parhytown
roads; 500.
Norma Stewart 10 Elmer T. Affeldt,
lots <, ls and II. Jefferson Garden.
tax, $3.50: SO.
Miller Manufacture Co. Inc. to
Mrs. Ida l.. Gilien. t01 Is acres near
river, one-half mile
east of Meadow station. ss09.33.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
Marriage Licenses.

9corgf stevens and "Iar1 Wade.
CITY.
phou L. Morton and Alice r.
Meador. city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07

Adamson. trustee. 7ox175 feet south
line Forest Hill averue, Isl 5-s feet
from Forty-third street; sl.000y'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
Building Permits,

Mt Zion Baptist thur,h. brick gar
age at No. 500 st James street Cost,
T2$2 Geo, W. Evans Contractor.
Mabel l.. McCabe, brick garage at
Ne. sci West Grace street. Cost. s5@S.
f. W. McCabe. contractor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
HUSTINGS TRANSFER.

One Decd Of Rargain and sale Re.
corded Yesterday.
q. II Kn!sht. ct ux. to Joseph G.
SnnnallS '0Xl75 feet south line
Forest Hill avenue. 2si SIS feet from
Forty third street; s2.ioo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
Hastings Deed Of Trust,

Joseph c. Nunnaily ct ux. to +. d.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
NEIGHBORH00D NE VS.
io~ss CREEK.
By Our Special Corre.ponaen,s

Mr.. and Mrs.. II. d. Eabaak oi
Chaslot,A yisitsd Mr.. and Mrs. n. j.
Fusseli last week.
MISS iren@ Walker went to Nash.
vile sunday 10 spend the winter
with her sister. Mn. Joe l.arkins.
A. NJ. Daniel and daughter. Mrs.
Les Roy Debusk, and little grand.
son, narrowly escaped sersons ininr.
isa Saturday, when tbs mule they
we're driving became frightened and
ran away. Mr. Dsniel has bruises
and scratches 10 show loo same. bul
II IL hoped they will nos prove s~ri-
Gus
Mr.. and Mrs. John Speishs and
son. William. oi Charlotte. visited
Mrs. Speight's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. fusselI Sunday.
Pat Oakley has sold his farm 10
Elbert Link,
( Mrs. y. j. fussell 10 still serious
Nall.
4 Lse Rol pshusk and LITTLE
son, e. A., are spending This week
.i,h hA uatsnts. .Mr, snl Mn. A.
N Danis. !. : :. ~ " p : ~ :, -
Mics MaEa Walker spsni the
week ,.ud wi,h aomeiolks,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Arthur Fowler. who is teaching
maeuoa at peahmAiy. spent !J.e ~erk.
end with hls parents. Mr.. sn,i Mrs
J T. Fowler.
Bosf Sensing has returned from
Detroit, Mich,
Mr.. and Mrs h Y, Sensing. Mrs.
Burr Work and M,, and Mrs. W +.
Sensing wrre guests Of Mrs, ", N.
Sensing last sunday.
Miss Nusie Lsrkins. who il teach,
ing school a, this place. spent Sat,
ur,isy and Sunday with hem~iolss
near Charlotte.
Jewel Sensing spent Sunday with
his sister. Ms. Fred l'ndsriilll, al
Charlotte.
Mr.. and M~ I'd. Caldwell and
children WEIR guests al Mr. and Ms,
Mack sensing sunday.
Mrs, Tom Stcr, ot stsyson sp~n'
part II last week with Nrs. Join
Story.
Mr., and Nrs. Forres, Rewkey an,
Miss Mamie nunnawsy spent Sun
DAY here with Mrs Jobe Dosy.
Miss Mary t,riuses srxut Mes3n,s
iav night of last we~S xltA Mrs
Huri owEgss,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
Oak Hin.

Mas Mary Walker spent the
weekend with hoInsiolss near Bell
view.
Missea Ssllis and Lucy Nicks
werr The gue.,s oi Misses Jewel and
sA,ell,e t;ilaSalatlss 4.,. s.,. - x. 4, 4,
Mesdanes Ei and pani Stacy
werp the guests ot the formers sis-
ter, Mrs. Kate Hooper. Monday
Mrs, Alfred Baker spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Leila Whitfield,
Mr.. and Mr-. ], J, Gill and daugh.
ter. Vidis, Mrs. T., d. Petty and
sons, X, Il and Joseph were in
Nashville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T X sou,herlsnd
were the guests oi Mrs. J. A, Taylor
Sunday.
Aesdame- Ada Martin and HULA
~ ,&a scent se~rsl days NJ las,
week with Mr.. Alice Martin.
M-s.vA4 b. Petty was ssfupprrg
in Charlotte last Saturday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Mrs. Matte schrusgs ot near
Resiranse spent the weekend with
her son, q n Wall aud family.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. lobe oi Bsn,ontown.
Ny, are here visiting the former 9
daughter, Mrs. Tom Daniel, and
family
Mesdames Leslie Cantrell and
W, NJ Story aud their mother. Mrs.
" |. Lewis. spent Monday the
guests Of Mr, T. VI. Gillian.
,Jeha t., lps,sl Gillian. vh&. ia. in
u :, military training al Columbia,
!. e., is home on iarlough to see
his parents, MIR, rnd Mrs. james
Gillian.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Richardson nj
Sylvia visited their daughter, Mrs.
Herman Gill last week.
Mrs. Charlie Smith Of CInserdala
and sister. Mas Angie Desson, a
M,rt,frru, -rrr. rn- dry is.s w--x
xith Mrs Ida Houston aud family.
Misses Mabel Gillian snd Tena
Miller ytsl,t-i near Beechgrove the
latter par, Of las, week,
+ Ms, EThert william was the guest
VI Mr, kAta Ssutn Mon4ay,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
I. n. {. 1. clnPlln
NON IT FEvEl EaI
Committees Busy Ia Effort %
Raise 81 900. 90. Dicisoa,
Coanty's Part VI The
$4,000. .oo0.oo.

A natiosai eampaixn wss AAsaa
Sunday /" raise $sS slln 90 l.cs ihs
purpose al earring - ths fouls
MtnIs chfistisn Auccissioc'E scsk
In tfs army camps.
Ti~ State u Tennessee h ssp.
posed 10 raise $a.000.0O II tAis
amount, and nieisea Cosaty ! esss
10 s~s Ut 81. .uU tS,
The campaign was opesaed In thla
County last Sunday nisAt. wh<n /
biz meeting ua hsld la O&h.
masa SchoA auditorium. Or, w.
l hssgard. .-oi Nashville. hslas The
principal sp~aku, Edgar Luther.
Al bnrns. Who h in the army bus
vas honss an = iusioueh, also msds
\ shcF, but interesting talk, Ii
whleh hs highly praised The wotk
being done by The Y, N. Z, A. Ia
The ARM camps, A large cs~sd
was present, the pastnss ot the yas.
ians rhunAea n .nickson cAllin4 n.
their regular evening service ios The
'ssasssaa.> shs xa4is1uss sxSa' vssy'
attentive and frequently applsaAsA
,he patriotic uttefanc~s ot sarh
speaker.
Joe n. Wesma was made CoaMty
Chairman and 4. l.. Boone Aers~-
.ary MI, Wesns hal sppoiatsd 1
committee In every district oi the
County 10 take subscio osicns 10 this
iund aud II IN hoped thai The allos.
ted amount will he raised hy nest
sunday, nj which time The cam.
paign closes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

A wedding al interest IN their
many friends ws- ,hs, oi Mrs Nellie
Allison and Mr.. X. W Bone. The
couple mo,orea Through from Cum.
besland Furnace 10 Charlotte la~i
saturday afternoon. and while seat.
I'd in All automohils were quietly
married. County Conr, CLERK +. h.
Dickson peri1mins the ceremony.
Their only attendant VAS Scott
Wade. who accompanied them 10
the bride homr IN Jones Cs~ek
The l.s,i. wssrraa hlu~ e~sxs sSit
~ith ha, and sIousr TO harmoniIe
She is the accomplished IA lighter "a
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Allison. and hiss
been emp Dyed ~ scho,l teacher In
this county LOT a number at years.
Mr.. Bore IN = prosperous farmer ri
tb4 Rattans C,e2k nsighbmhopd
We loin their friends ia ex!enj.
ing them hearty congratulations.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
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and 4 stove which rsssmhIss an ics.
cream ennr. A whole, we are
lssi equipped 10 ssll ~ q. Canc
Gordon. but everything has 10 be
taken into consideration and dealt
With fairly. This camp Ii only
temporary, while the Rational Army
camps are permanent. By this ws
cannot expect 10 be- as cosnlorsah HE
Nv we we're AZ the other camp, Az
a whole, the boys are glad 10 be
here, because noss of the troops
here are from Tennessee. W. irel
tnors at home when everybody
No0nd you 10 from home. "
Ths laHh AmbulaBc. Company,
VI ~aieh | am n member. WAS or.
ganix@d when the drafted mes came
aud is composed mostly oi drafted
men. Ambulance Companies only
have I'D men In them. while in.
fsntFy Companies and most other
compsnies have $50 men. Our
duty In 10 give fret MID to the
wounded while the battle In raging.
and when Il is over carry them back
10 the rear.
Measles are raging In camp just
now aud crest numbers are guaran.
tined Ia prevent the spreading. The
writsr happens TO bs ons oi the
bunch that got caught. We are to
stay In our company street Tor IL
days. This 10 one Of the reasons
Why iound time to write this let
ass. 4Wlea all 10 Aa> gard 1aaaing
order In camp no. much time IL
iaapd Tor wriiials, N. . eyeiy, hour ln
the day ~ work. work, and when
retreat IN blown everybody 10 in bed
PRlsAre Jos. II, FEHuusoS.