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The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
baltimore IN GRIP
OF "HOLD-UP WAVE"
Three Daring Robberies Reported in
One Day-$650 Taken.

Baltimore. Nd, Jan. l2-Baltimore is
In the grip of "hold-up wave" During
the past week many persons have re-
ported to the police that they have beer
held up on the street and relieved Of
money and valusbles.
Benjamin F. Goodman. Of PhiladeI-
phia, reported to the police today tina,
while he was walking along the stree,
here he was held up by four white men
and relieved Of t450.
John w. Terry, OF Roanoke, Va. too
the police that three negroes held him
up on the street and took $50 from him.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
LOCAL SLEEPING CAR
TO PHILADELPH
RAI,TIMORE q OHIO n. n

A business and social convenience
car ready for occupancy at Union Sta
ton at 10 o. m: leaves 1925 a. m. PAS
sengers may remain In sleeper at Phiia-
delphia until s q m--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14

Coast Lines "Florida Special.
Florida's finest train. 3 other all-steel
trains daily. Office lso6 New York ave. NV.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14

Pre-eminently the Florida Route.
Atlantic Coast Line.
trains daily 14o6 New York ave. n.w.-
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
TEUTONS BUILD
GREAT WALL ON
WESTERN FRONT
Empire Believes Spring Of
1917 Will Bring a Real
"Amageddon."
WARS LAST BIG FIGHT
Every German Up 10 90 Years of Arc
Forming Vast Home
Army"
BY KARL Won NIEGAyp

NG CorrespoDoent Of the Iuternafsou.I N~-s
oeInce. which in futuv Win control exciurivvb cis-
petcnes OF this famous correspondent Mr. Won
niesxno hst cone 70 the United stxlss fruu Ger
many and win return 70 Ge-u,xny within . ~ a..
N tske up his work representative Of tns Inser-
national News Service in the Central euptruD
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1917-10-11
Servilla.

Mrs. Julia Woody and her baby
are slowly improving from an at
tack of illness,
w. I. Tilson is improving from
injuries sustained by being thrown
from a mule. The mule killed
itself in the wreck.
The extension meeting that was
given by Prof. ]. l.. Brewer, 9th
ers of the high school faculty, and
Hon. Harry Swan, recently, was
greatly enjoyed by all who were
present.
Mrs, w. N. Morgan is preparing
to make a visit to Etowah and
Athens this week.
Rev. Tom Womac of Calhoun
was a welcome visitor at this place
last week and preached at night
for It's.
Charles Morgan and Joe Steph-
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1917-10-11

ems of Etowah visited relatives
here last week end.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gurley was called to
Etowah to attend the funeral Of a
child of her son, Manson GurleY,
last week.
1t looks as if old John Barley
corn had been resurrected and had
taken UP his abode at or near-this
place. But if Our officers will
faithfully discharge their duties,
with the assistance of Samuel G.
Brown we feel sure that old John
will be forced TO back down
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1917-10-11
Rev. Rymer Elected Pastor

On last Sunday Rev. W. H..
Rymer was elected pastor Of Ocoee
Baptist church here. Rev. Rymer
has been pastor Of this church, al
different times, in all about eleven
wears, and has many friends here
and elsewhere.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1917-10-11
Polk County
Fair

The Polk County Fair will fur
nish amusement and instruc-
ton for hundreds 6f people on
Friday and Saturdayof this week.
Many different kind gAof products
will be on exhibit and tsere will be
many events of immense interest
not only to Polk countians but
also to every man, woman or child
who for any reason is Interested in
Polk county's progfess and de
velopment.
The farm exhibits will be of
especial interest to ALI farmers OF
this and our neighbofing counties.
The exhibits which will be shown
will have been prodHaed by per
sistent efforts and 9 the plans
employed by the rounty's best
farmers, and will be- study in
methods of productsln. Hardly
any two farmers have exactly the
same plan for produc~g a certain
kind of food or feed, ind il is often
a source of great hela, to both men
to discuss the methods used by
each other.
The live stock exhSbits will be
one OF the best to- 4. seell Polk
county raises som er 5tock. aud
that on exhibit VI the best
pfgdiias.s @'ssii i've sseeE, We methods
used amount to great deal, as
well as the securing of pure blood
stock from which to raise.
There will he various other ex
hibits, such as domestic science,
poultry and those listed as mis-
cellaneous. Many of these will be
warmly contested, and prospects
for all of them warrantee value
received for your time spent in
looking them over.
On Saturday afternoon there will
be game of football between
Bradley High of Cleveland and
Polk County High of Benton. 1t
will be played on Brewer Field,
one of the best athletic fields in,
the state. Indications point to a
lively scrimmage and to victory =
for Polk County High. Come
out and root for your home team,
whichever it is.
There will be other interesting
events too numerous to mention. -
If you are a Polk countian, you
owe it to your county and yourself
to be here.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1917-10-11

representative of the latest
STYLES and best quality is the
kind done at The News Office
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1917-10-11

J. II. TAYLOR, JeweIer
Watches. Clocks, Electrical Goods,
Auto Repairing. Storage Supplies
General Repair Work. Goodyear
and United States Tires.
TELEPHONE 30. Calls answered day
Opp. Co. Jail. or night.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1917-10-11

I am keeping In stock
ironing Boards, Meal Chests
and Chairs.
WILL HARRISON
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09
CALLS BOYS TO THE COL 0Rs
prea asnt Wilson Asks All Bet~een
Ages a. slAteea aeS r~enty Ore
20 Jsln Working Reserve

YMug usau ~ ,be esvnsry between
ihe aEeS .-E--ytstn ani rwsai cns asss
nua employed ure ea,ied upon ny
l'ge,lbpul Ails..n 10 serve the H4.tjan
hy tAalux the United States Bays
Working reserve tn letter Q's,ss'
rabEsc hy sy~.rxfavy NliNaa ~ thr To-.
t,or DEPARTMENT. the pr,si,tsnI says II
III thv gayFtorc stasy 81 ths'sv totsiss
nsn to ass ,istf spare flae il rsN'lhe.
ster work and help Sup"ati 'Nr naEiFs,
IN the pressn, etT4aS ite president 3
letter follows
"t'eFYais ire 81 express ray great Mp
pr,s.iaf!nn ~ the great aerk a0der'a,
,A~sa sss 1she j.<e.i ssa.s2s hnss noyk
lsi- ,sfst.IYn If tbs s'8l8al strtice.
~ the department NJ ihser. To gtre to
The yoans ryrn between he sfos If Nix
tr~n amd twenty vur the peiNtteer VI
sfsndiug ilalr slary tl#v tn productive
enterprises without iuisrrulaing Ihelf
s,a,psN Mt, ;, taastl. " h.la siirir. oder
hr0,Aats SIR battling is the ,st.i,eia,.s
snd oh he 1rns nuxt greatly lnvfcs@e
.''a lapHits ~ providing for the hVrys
10 VA f79t aaB Ite maintenance ~
ihps gOue,t >cyfcrs are Rst-le'i tvr,
II rs q high privilege. aa lem, l'sap q
PATRIOTIC ,iaty Ia help Supper, the ia
tiea ~ Devoted end iateiNE ~. worN m
tlhs great e,isis
LEI me eAptsss the hop, tha' the
young Hlya ~ tie tntuiy, net uos prt
'aaNrufiy c'ppiased aal ca&criy sns,x
~" 8nJs NarsiaE reserve tu NJ tbem
s'lyrs ~ trsjuIHs aHd studs f,r gcrsd
citizenship ara rf.aiHrsiyt SERVER III
ths W8S thes s.H sl,r~ themselves
v"t'h5 os p)ftattc fathers aha hnye
tpGsh, Zee democracy IL ,}e pa>t, sas
tgiH fh.dr patriotic hrHAvrr vho ar~
fshf,He Tor I, t"siay gia' ,etutaanh the
aFct3rua'e pride ~ the brave mothers
who 8rr silently t+srlng he huyieus
q hDasg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

What s thr matter wigh ,nralastvr
sSt!es u tk;ss /. s,399 ,,Ess.ss sssatle4;4 ars.
s'la4lNgs WhrrUs /. ~ vi the sprS
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they shou3ai hc mtu urifse George
Ey,ogrd >|taV The function ~ + ua..
v"rsttt r. hoi - tae5 th,aes hat can
no@ Pc gau&ht ~ arH ur bettgr hy
university eNica>!rp lsttHrrrs az ~
.riyatr n4;vrS af W.slygn rurrrsis,g.l
eure CLASSES with GfaHoil,oaes We
EN 10 tl}rJa ~ pe ~ocial1r1 10 acquire
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70 ter"lne gitiznDs ~ the world In.
stead " inmates NJ he enlarged rnh
hii hatrhes We call hnFp1x To learn
taatnrrS aad hecoiDe uuchelIengrahi.
ladies and gentlemen The ssSist pres
sore WhAh effects these changes
Should hc 'hat ~ persons " h. have
f'',>ve. els ttltor4.i .t,s~.E..igss4. ~ 4iya.its
81 ~trll1g members q Nv Z. neral
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Biz "t ha'f' e0'arf Jatp5 schf4tt.eys atd
'thv'@aEe gas'ahre i%iaat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09
WAR MESSAGE: OF
WILSON DISTORTED
German People Not Permitted to
Read Full Text oil presi.
dents Address.
EFFECT ON PUBLIC FEARED
Copy lssued BY Committee en- publie
information Shows Inpertsnt
Passages That Were
Suppressed.

rhs German government cid not
dare TO sag,uaaieata 10 the Ger,
man p@cpis the fats test Of presi'
dens Wilson's war meSsaa1 o.
AGfI 2, 1917. X feared ths infIs.
sncs which the unabridged text
Of this message might have upoa
the opinion ei ths people, There.
fore the official message Of the
president ~ the Unlted states
WAS presented TO Germany In m
ahftagsa ard distorted form
The committee en- public infer.
mas,en Of the United States aeY+
eminent h#s prepared . eopy Of
sAia message showing the pas-
ssaes which were supurenssa in
She report OF the WaiH Telegraph
h1fesa when the message u the
president @aa published TO tins
whole world These passages are
shown IN boi5faccd typa ~ the
fsiioa'au copy OF the npeaEAee.
The Wolh Telegraph bureau is not
ofiy under censorship cestrol ~
tire German government. eut hss
Been consistently employed by the
government fer the PRONUNCIATION
81 official opinions
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09
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rs .rvruIsas with issr after hearis,s
hs-atys Snsi S@asre In g. air RAID
sa}erzy4 s~eEn his ass'el etth hss wife
relates fte lessses GAroelcl*. IN the
street they lr'asirea ~ On lIa1er'vrb-
she ys,1sce esnStahis II 6, AS ~aii
over The y~atfewHsa s'sss g1Ft,ug they
were eACer sigt,sesrs sa!t, Wei. rm
afraid. SIR. II "a all ever bot they rHay
return in ali an uus- RAPID depart
srv ef the ~xiShtSe<rA"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09
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aaRassevmI. III. 0.4Ir w@s aAat ed
kIss@d ay fssa Rartsesa al Csiaap &seas
10 nallss lsogtAwwss ~ RsDasy.
NenspAis The Southern Meakal ~
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s.s=eAaarg Miss Cora Rlssmasl, sa'
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tbs pF~senre Of q large aa1teHc~
iexln@gaa -Kss r. ! SsrsSita Wi
nseason, tire aes pastor q, ghe Meth
c1tsk Epsscopsi shasca "a tass placa
has arrived aud gsk~a hold o. 'hS
woFk
cpyinEtos Fire completely destroy
@d ere sin SeAo@ytmE ta y II Murray
oHly few as'es Al tatten ~ere aaryi,
ut as the bales OLE the platform we're
sawed
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fsir clasea after Csc ~ the saasy sap
ceesEal essosfsian= Ia t0sat ot attend,
aaee aad Interest. che fair association
ever held
Newport slsl@Sa republican cAa8i.
dates taF Nomination for the variaaz
sssanty attiees In coese euun,y aaat
fissd before TIA primary r!eesian r1n
nliasaoaers
tlgnensvllle The Cirrae eeanty cern
shav will he he,a ia use~nesiilc, sat
arday. Nov IT, IN eonneTtee. wjtA IN"
exhinst of tho girls essn'ng clubs Of
~ IS ssss'sas., I. ~ y -. !, .'..a.,
,.,...--. .,. e. .
knosrilis Sheriff Webb 81 H'aaht
oaanty has gore 10 pahaaue. Iona go
hriug TO Nstysig'~. Team Waiter F3ah
hnrne slsyw es Sam liest sh. ESCAPED
from the Marysil!e Jail several meatha
are "'"-.-"," ~.
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RASTER II the Central Christian camch
Of thm city. has resigned ana wyIt m
to iiopkis4slHe - waere he w.tl
have gharsv Of ,he sArtst!an saurh iu
that Try
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sean Argus cattle sehesnlrd tn takc
place here en Not ~ atider eve aas
pisces Of the Southwest Nsrrtnfa AseT
Seep ysnEus Breeders association hRA
heea POSTPONED indefinitely
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dom On Nov id, sifi he held A meeting
s'r iho farmers. bots asa Figls OF thp
coaT,y a, 'hlv time all the prizes far
the curu clab hnrs saa Tho canning
club Fsrls All 30 awarded
Knoxville Willlstn Hastings Gsfs.
former president Of the defanrt kpos
yillr Bapk Il Trag company. flied
petition In Bankruptcy In THIS district
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Tip'ou county IN ptaest~e'pT rapdiy
under the leadership a' the Officers
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irsti branches 81 Arka Anntord
Brighton cEoptoa idayiiie Nt Carmel
and Tabernacle
Jackson T'iErev farmer man.
sEet ~ tbd Tdgr'yFrrI ttrsttr- E-rf -----".
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AZ isaac n Tigrett. prominent jackson
barker, has gpae ~ San AntoHto, Tex
70 enter the officers training camp 81
the aviation division
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

jackson 4 " T'sEret farmer man.
eyer ~ rbd TdEr'TETrI ttrsttr- Erf ~-r-r
inrt company " Jackson and brother
AZ isaac u Tigrett prominent jackson
bar krr, has spae ~ San Antontn Tex
70 enter the officers training camp Of
the aviation division
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

NassvIlle --.Nrs Guisf5rs f,g4iey
state chaitrAn ct tire wgrssn's i4t@-.y
scaa COMMITTEES Of i5e Cogeesl q Va
tscnat Defense. r~cet'ed rsssrls b. srvss,
pvsy lbs state 20 TIE sffsct ira no
rssn H Tsnae4ses SOLD 4t@rty beads
/, TIE sxsSni q t1eaa. 60.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

Anrfrs4AAaro Rev Il. susItH me
raster II the tupttal Christian chatch
oF This city has resigrod and WI ~
10 NuPkissyille, ~ waere he vlil
have charge ef the s'hrissian eagrtb tn
that Try
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

kna&rille Sheriff Webb ~ HIaQh,
cAaaty has gone 10 nahagWe. Iowa &c
hripg 10 NMysig'~. Team Waiter F1ah
harne. slay~ Of Sam Hest shs escaped
from the Mary lille Jail several mea:ha
are .--., -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09
Bristol II |. Dulsney d wealthy
lstsxaDiIsn, vito rnASntAteA. II epal4anst

tsoth here ana N Was6ipfl0D has asst
returned truss etFit IA Mntien City.
n old Mstioo Tic was aseHbrr @. a
committee ~ amertraaa w'ib wets
,al'od 70 NeY!er for conference aith
tsrasiahaf c&rr&b2s &r& t&0r cHbats
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

Mckenzie Macy iaaalng lnluistera
aaH laymsa proneea cd the nneetirg 4
tie T4ntevsee synod, l'rvshysrrias
Church heid herr cnV ot The 4soss rat
SHfse'ary IN the hietars Of the eegAnt
aa tion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

Ems lteEsea srz e 'er,
trt TIE Methos sral
hMrs sas~j 40 tTt er saiax
4. ss ftog- %gfry ae&sysa w8trh
~ 1aaa'n< fessgfss sesr f.e tsts.
stuaaaa II NJ y Gsrts fsTse,iy
~ $50 gff $50 al ChatsaHayga.
eyat~as hosn hBYga4 ~nFa Gtsg,#7srA,
z7s Sc r@atiaa ~ tp1 tsa tznds
Ore NJ thsns ~ fat i pFha Htgs sti
socl @tf. ofesnlfevs II ~ conference,
saa tae ataer is a taH!srNtes fisGm..
esr s@ga xhiea slf be ;swtaw,2i
Ia ias l@'s IN. L. l. MAKER
Esetspa3e The dwelling az Jossys
5ohHs9n I'm fAa EtxA-A cisA ets,f3t, NJ,
tAss e9sssty Was Destroyed b. fire
5atss1a -Orgarizatoa ~ tsoyg AK
rira,tsral fipSs ores IN cuanly VISA
siAr9sse5 ~ Pref ". A. Sschas West
f-nressss abtTfet sFgss. u, meet
.ng NJ tss rotlsr CTr1 csrnznssity
elsh al TIE horse u r h CsFroA
prog Nttseis states thai 'sls Ia
ssion Of lays pig Ard cora sns ether
SSIts TRs ctas voted 10 tsrs the
Initiative In the raSt.ss. ard . layxs
sxrsealssrsi etsa VI sc,s vii iollgv.
il y stated
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-09

itegerHsilse I1r ieHry Nelson a
prominent dsWEEist IL dead li4 had
engaged In the drug business tn iris
place aince }sss and vas one Of The
aess known saa muat Influential mea
81 this section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27
MRS. JOHN EVANS IN CHARGE
OF BOYS AND GIRLS DIVISION

Mesilla Park. n. II, July 27-Mrs
I John Evans has been made superiu-
tendent Of the boys and girls divi-
sion in the Dona Ana county fair, 10
I be held in September.
Hiss w. :. Gillian. Miss Jessie
Locke, Maxine and Frank stevens
nave left for the organ mountains
They expect TO remain three weeks.
Little Mary, the daughter OF Ar
ana Mrs- = p Herren. is quite sick
Mrs Henry Bowman and Miss
eleanor Lyon spent a DAY in Fl Paso.
The Mesilla Park Sewing club.
which gave benefit entertainment
~ the armory IN Las Cruces. for the
ked cross. has turned the proceeds
amounting TO s97. over TO the local
chapter Of the Red Cross
me weekly community party given
TOT the young people OF Nesilla Park
was held AZ the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry D. Bowman Mrs. Bowman was
assisted by her niece. Miss Eleanor
Lyon Those present were Mary
Hagerty. Dorothy Robbins. Dorothy
Ladd. Nelma and Mildred Goddard.
Blanche Brookes. Margaret Beuvens.
John Ladd. Francis HaEerty. John
robbins, John and Neal Evans. Au-
brey Scanlon. Herbert Goddard.
Gladys and Fred Hines
Robert @. Thaxton and John G. Rob
bins have returned from santa Fe
where they went to take examina-
ton for admission 20 the second series
gI oIflcers' reserve corps. at Leon
Springs. Texas.
W ". Murphy. drainage enEinee-.
was here looking after the drainage
or the valley.
Lindsey shelby and family. ~ Ros-
well are here and have rented the
Bradley cottage
Mrs. Bertha MandeU HocrirS. OF Ia .
Mesa. Is visiting her mother. Mrs I
Maud 3iandelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27
ARIZONA GETS S33T,355
FROM STATE LAND OFFICE

Phoenix. Arlz-. July 27.-For the
past fiscal year the state land depart
ment has had a gross income Of S337.-
355. with office fees Of s29 COS. From
school land sales. an aggregate OF
comparatively small payments on
longtime contracts. came S11O.I66-
rentals OF school land. much Of 10 iu
large blocks for grazing. S75.531. in
sritutional and university land rentals.
SfT01l- institutional land sales. SoS-
$50; university timber sales. S36.520-
state proportion Of . percent on gov
eruUeutal land sales. S3274- Rentals
go TO the maintenance Of the educa-
tional Institutions. The department
has turned over its surplus 70 the
state treasurer. who from such funds
has made farm loans at S percent 10
The amount Of sS50.0O1.