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The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05
DIRECTIONS

Little Rock, July 2--One of the difficulties that has been ex- perienced by recl uiting officers of the Regular Army in the state Is the presence of a class of in sidious interterers, who are sell dom bold enough to come out in open opposition, but who are sowing the seed of distrust and in few instances of actual sedi tion among the people. Capt. Cartmell. who is in charge of the recruiting in the state, calls at tention to the rigid law on the subject of conveying or making false statements or reports that will have tendency to hinder recruiting. Penalties are pro vided that in their severity should deter such seditious ut terances and reports. the penal ty being fine not to exceed S1O- 900, and imprisonment not to ex. ceed twenty years.
 The newspapers of Arkansas have rallied Loyalty and gener- ously to the cali that has come from Washington. and have de voted their space literally to the Liberty Loan, the Red Cross. the Y. M. c. A. fund. and the re cruiting service. Without their assistance it would have been impossible to attain. the results that have been accomplished.
 But in few rare instances this co operation has been lack ing, and in at least tHo cases the violations of the law have been so fragrant that they have been
The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in- f1uenced by constitutional conditions, and in order to cure it you must take an internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is taken internally and acts thru the blood on inc mucous surfaces of the system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was in this country for years. It is com posed of some of the best tonics known combined with some of the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props. Toledo, O.
 All Druggists, 75c
 Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05
To the Food Admins trator,
 WaShinOfnn n q

D
 glad the service of food Nation and hereby membership in the United States Food administration pedgng myself the directions and advice of the Food Administration the conduct household, insofar my circumstances permit
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 Address Number in Household Do employ a cook? Occupation of Breadwnner Will you take part in authorized neighborhood movement for food conservation? There dues be paid The Food Admnistra ton wishes members all of actually in the home
 DIRECTIONS
 Mail pledge card Food Administrator Washington D. o. and will receive FREE your household tag to be hung in window. Upon receipt of with pledge card addressed envelope the official button of the desired the shield the Food be sent
The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05

special study of tbe needs of the average home builder, and with their efficient force of engineers. architects ard designers they have incorporated into the most inexpensive bungalow all the modern conveniences, all the la Dor saving devices, all the origi- nal novel exteriors without add ing to the cost of construction They have used science in their planning thus eliminating He waste of space, making possible many innovations for the same money as was formerly spent in the construction of the square box types of homes.
 The one big idea back of the
 Ye Planry" Servlce is to give the masses-the people as a whole, the opportunity of build ing attractive homes; mattering not as to thelr cost, for by this service a S,1000 bungalow may be constructed along individual lines, making it look like more money has been spent.
 We predict a new era of home building for Carlisle. we all of us are at one time or another inter estsd in home building, if we may have the beautiful instead of the ugly. we are benefited there by, for modern attractive homes. teeming with com fort and con veniences are in large degree responsible for contentment and happiness.
 The Arkmo Lum Der Co. agents of the Ye Planry" Service have on display three large al buns full of real photographs of homes, attached to each photo graph is a detailed floor plan. There is no reason why one could not select the home they want 
 from these photographs, for they tell the story better than drawings or possible designs. An invitation is extended to all citizens to call and look att these albums, you will enjoy the dis play Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05
Warning Order

J JETTIE RUTTLEDGE Plaintiff
 VS In the GEORGE RUTTLEDaE DefendantJ Lonoke Chancery Court. The defendant George Ruttledge is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff Jettie Ruttledge. July 3rd 1917.
 w. J Waggoner, Atty for Plaintiff c. V. Holloway appointed Atty. for ad litem.
 FRlTz E. CooDBAR, S-4t Clerk
The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05
The Fire Fiend Says

The most successful fourth of July celebration I ever saw was when a sky rocket lit in gaso- line depot.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05

Do you get up at night? Sanol is surely the best for all kidney and blad. der troubles Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from a backache and bladder trouble. Sanol Is guaranteed remedy. 35c and Sl % bottle at the drug store Adv. 52-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1917-07-05

Little Rock. July 2-The wom. en's State Council of Defense is holding a session today for the purpose of organization, Mrs. Jo
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
lNEW GERMAN REVIEW
!. |. IS irish leaves
Makes It's Appearance in Berlin
. and Published by Joint Society

Amsterdam, Nov. II, Correspond
ence)-The first number of a new
German review, the Irische Batter
(Irish Leaves) has just made it's ap-
pearance in Berlin. It is published
by the German-Irish' Society, which is
under the, presidency of Matthias Err
burger, assisted by Count Westarp and
Baron Won Richthoven.s The editor of
the journal is George Chatterton Hill,
while st. John Gaffney, former Amer
lean consul General at Munich is one
CT its directors.
The first number contains letters Of
congratulation and good wishes from
General Ludendorff and Former For
eign Secretary Zimmerman. These are
followed by the Inaugural Address,
of the German-Irish Society, which
says in part:
THE war has proved that Germany
has very few friends. But the Irish
have acted as friends at home as we'll
as in the United States, and Germany
must not underestimate the value of
u Irish friendship. From the beginning
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

of the war the American Irish adopted
the German cause with enthusiasm,
and. in alliance with the German
Americans, conducted courageous
fight for true neutrality.
THE formation of this society is to
supply visible proof to the Irish in
Ireland as we'll as in America of Ger
man gratitude and German sympathy,
The Heroic rebellion of 1916 still
lives in the memory of all of us. The
uprising in Dublin, during which 1000
AIMED Irish defied a British force
many times their superior, evoked in
terest in Germany for the Emerald
Isle and all it's inhabitants.
1.-THE German-Irish Society will de-
vote its energies to reopening Ireland
to the world, and especially to Ger
many. 1t will in every way further
the progressive development of the
Emerald Isle in the interest of the
German as we'll as the Irish people"
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
WOMAN AIR PILOT.

Correspondence of the Asso. Press)
London, Nov. 2O.-Mrs. Maurice
Hewlett, wife of the novelist was the
first woman to gain. an air pilots Ii
cense in England, and she has now
airplane factory. The factory en-
ploys girls and women almost ex-
clusively. It has just been completed,
a huge group of low frame buildings
covering what was year ago a wheat
field. 1t is two miles from the near
est town.
Girls and women cannot fly dur
ing the war" said Mrs. HeWett in
opening the new factory, because the
machines cannot be spared to train
them. But they can learn to make
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

Have you lost a sum of
money? Our records show
that it pays best to advertise
this particular loss. Glasses,
Pins and Rings are found
in surprising quantities and
turned in at the Herald. Your
money will surely remain in
the finders hands if he does
not know who lost it.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

airplanes, and they are doing so by
scores"
Mrs Hewlett gained her pilots GER
tifcate in 1911, and it was not only
the first granted to a woman, but it's
number was only 1872.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

W;ANTED-Position as head book
keeper and cashier. Seven years
experience with one firm. Apply
Box 14XB, Herald, stating terms.
11-20-6d
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

All Advertisements for
the classified column
must be in the Herald
Office by $50 p. m. on the
day of issue.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
NOTICE.

is hereby given on
the 10th day of December, 1917,
William J. Wise will apply to the
Board of Pardons, to be held at
Hartford, in the County of Hart
ford, for Communication of the death
penalty, to which he was recently
sentenced in the criminal superior
court, in the County of Hartford, to
life imprisonment.
ALBERT A. GREENBERG,
JOHN f. FORWARD
Attorneys for William j. Wise.
2 wks-(22-29
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

WANTED-O1d false teeth. Don't
matter if broken. I pay $500 to
$500 per set Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail.
l.. Mazer, 2,O07 S. Fifth street,
Philadelphia, Pa 11-22-18dx
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
WANTED.

WANTED.
WANTED-Work, jobbing carpenter,
have had my tools stolen, so will
work at anything for reasonable
wage this winter. Herald, Box 7AA.
11-21-2dx
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

WANTED-Second cook at Broad
way Restaurant, Arch st. 11-20-3dx
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

SIGN PAINTING. In all its branches.
We are prepared to take care OF
your wants for signs ana show
cards Of all kinda A. p. Marsh.
IS Main street. 6-S-tr
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Colonial house, Worth
ington Ridge, Berlin, fifteen rooms,
electric lights and gas, three acres
of land, first class condition, fine
barn with garage for several autos
fruit of all kinds. Apply to Box
215, Berlin, Conn. 1l-2l-6dx
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

FOR sALE-Bargains. 1912 Regal
Runabout, 1916 Regal touring,
1e15-1916-6-40 Hudson Z passenger
cars in first class condition. Den1-
son Garage, 430 Main street. Tel.
900 11-22-6d
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
LOST.

afternoon sum Of
money on Main street. Reward
Tel. 4O4-13. 11-22-1d1
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

FOR SALE-A five-acre lot suitable
for farming or garden, three MIN
utes from trolley. Apply to Joseph
e. Edman. Westwood Park. Plain
Vile, Phone 1874. 11-21-4e
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

FOR SALE-1917 Ford runabout In
good running condition. Call 2oo1,
Mr.. Rudolph. 11-22-ld
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

Whatever you need and
whenever you need it the
Herald classified columns will
give you a surprising amount
of service and results-Let
the city know your wants
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-500 cords OF stand1ns
wood, more or less. at Barnesoa!e'
~ 1pornes. 11-22-6dX
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22

two people. Call at SO Lake street.
11-21-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-11-22
TO RENT

newly papered: $12. Apply 355
Corbin Ave. 11-21-3d
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

paItigen ariegsTdiff 0ienit gttan uub
on 8orb Otr 9ampffregatte gWabaIb"
bon elmer mtGr6ebtrrTden6en dmeritani@
fdsn Mdrine getrdumt. 9ieIes piers
tauIenO Sonnen S4iff mar nidt nur
ber Stol3 Der dmeritani56etL 6lotte,
ionOern aud Der 0eio Der onberen Ndz
tionen. Deotr Gngtatlb nod Oas pdmaIs
ais Getmdht all Stpeittt Gtelc ftebenbe
5rdntrei9 battle i'm Sabre 1850 Elm Der
ameritdnifden Sregdtte s6enbiirtiges
ariegsf6iff~ duF3utpeiien. SAT- Elm babies
Sdbrbuuoert berItrid, e6e ii1 Der
5raum beg iungeu Deipeb erfiats uno
Qmeritd cine arieesflotte sefduffeu
bate, bic ieiner 8r0Be unO geoeutung
entIptidt, uno bob fiji biefer Srdum err
fiiate, 1T bircft unb inbtrett Ous Der
bienit bes Sieger5 bon Manifa.
Qf8 blntiunger Gaiffsfd6nrid fdb
0etpeD in ben BcipGfern beg Ntttet
meers gum eriten Mldl einen aeten
S4iffstDp, in Dem Ietn f9arfes Quge
ipfort BEN rtbotutiondren 5attor Der
mooernen a%riessmarine ertaHnte. Der
4meritaner btanfprudt nit Der Inn
cigenen Selbitgefdqigteit fir ii9 ben
Ru6m, btr Sh0bfer bes mobernen
Sdla4tIaiffes gu lein; bas berii6mte
0us1 5tptf9en .Monitor" uno ,IRerz
rimat" nirb ais Ausgdngspuntt Der
neueu Qera Der eepan3erten ariegsz
fdiffe f~eftge6aIten. 9etusb, BET getpiB
Gin gutter Qmeritaner 1T, itebt ieoo6
nidt al, bieler QnIidt entgegen3utrctcn;
or betont, baB TN Sabre 1854 tpG6renh
bee arintrieges Jrdntreid brei gtpanz
3crie Gabr3alge ms @eFedt geT6idt
babe, bic tatId9li6 ni6t8 moeres ais
fdtDimmenbe Batttrien tpdreu, unb er
rdumte ncibIos ben Brdn5oIcn ben Gu6m
Elm, bic eigentli9en Grfinoer Der gan3erz
iabr5euse 3u fein.
SIN Sabre 1861 et6ielt Defpeb, faum
mebr ats % Sabre all, fem 2eutnantgz
patent uno F0lte nur gu balb Geleaen6eit
baben, iih in Der S9Iddt 81 b~cpG6ren.
Brdttoeft Sintoln bate Die Idrole dltss
geee6en, baB Der MiIfIippi bon Der
9ueae biz 3ur miin6ung frei fem miiTe
unb bdB tein dnbers aIs ba8 Siernens
banner ouf Dem Batter Der Str0me ipr6en
oilrfe. Dies iiol5 Wott pabr su maiden.
mar G%drrdguFs 4uIgabe. m6 9elptb
befdub iid duf einem Der 6diffe, Die
ibm babel bsbiilfIi6 fem ioaitn. qm
IS. Qpril 1862 er3ipang iid 5arragut
BET Ittp Orleans Bic ginfdbri In Ben
0iififppi unb 9epeb fummanbierte
als erftfr Sffi3icr auf Der Bride bes
Rnooampfers rMHffFppi", pd6rsnb
iein 4apitdn Melanctbon Gmit6 bas
6euer fsiHer GsidiiBe biriaierte. Rad
.tdgelunsem 9ombarbemsnt aina aarras
gut am %. 4pri[ gum entTheioen6en
ansriff Hber unO rreidie unter benz
morbtrif6en 6euer Der Q~dnobatitrien
itin 3iel. Dns 5lds9idiff .6drfforb"
hattie Derbalinismdbig leidlss Spiel &C.
la6t, ea be- Aonenisr. Sst SInIaRbsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

fiinifig nit ben Ameritarern at rednen
bditen, isner Sitg BAT unrerem gplte
Itin Gelbit6eipuBtiein ipieotrgcgeben
unO bds 8srtraien in feline Strait be-
feItigt - unb bies III bas 8eroienit
9epeb's, bieie Sat lift inn b66er an5uz
re4aen aIs Der 6ieg bon Monila.
SIN fsina geidci6cnbeit bat 9cpeD
Ielbit ieincn Gieg baburb ab5uIdnGftn
berIuht, oab En- bitfe 69tadt ni9t ais
cine freigeibte 6tloentat, Iorberu als
cine bon ben 8etbdttniFeu bitticrte Iots
ipenoigteit tenn8einnete. Sduienbe Wleiz
len bon Der 6sinat e%ntftrnt, burd bic
itrifte RtutraIiFerung aller md9te bon
iebsm f6itbgepdbrsnotn 6afeu obges
idRttten, fab ith Delpeb Dor bic 4lters
ndtibe setellt, 81 fitgtn ober 8l iterbeu.
gr 3itiert in Ieiner Sel6t6ipgrdp6ie
eiuen GdB aus Qbmtral Guec's &ritit
bss ipuniIden 9riegeS unb mant bamit
BE 4tIi9t bes Q6mirals gu ieiner
eigenen:
,9ie Nieberrdge 6es dmeritdnif6cn
8eIdpabers BEL Mduila mare cine aatas
ftropbe geipefen, beren 5olgen ii9 ntdt
abIeben luFen. Sin 9dtber Sieg ipdre
faIt 70 i9limm gepefen, ipie cine gauge
Nieoerldge, bem Der dmeritdnii6e Goms
manStur bate feline Bats, duf bic er
5uridfdaen tonnte. 9as Wagnis, bds tr
u%nterndbm, mar elm ungebeures, aber 6
mar bur6 bic 9er9dltHiFe b%ollauf eez
redtfertigt."
linb aus Gisencm fiigt 9eipeD bicIen
Borten bas 8elenutnis bi15u:
Der 8prrdt an Munition ais mir In
Manila Sal gum 4Hgriff porgingtn,
mar ungenigenb; uuiere Maga5ine mar
rem nur 5u etpa Is43ig Pro5ent i6rer
Gaiunestrdft gefiiat unb bon cinem Rez
ierOeborrat tonnte iiber6nupt feline 9ebc
iein. aber fsl6It ipern Dir nod fpeniser
Munition beIeTen bdtten, bdtten mir
mad Mdnild fd6ren miifen: 6ds mat
unler 8efebl, un6 bus mar i~i6er9uupt
BAG @in5ige, mas mir tan tounten."
Seine Sffenbeit bat ben Ru6m
Qelpe9s INN itIdlts ge1hmdlert, ct bat
iid in Der @eTdidtt bts 2aubes einen
YIdb neben ieinsm Sbta[ unb 2e6rmtis
Ittr 8drragut seIidert unb cr beroifnt
oisitH plat I'M beg moraliiben Gffrtfts
ipiIleu, ben Der Gieg bel Manila urf 6as
Boil Der Melt bate. an ieHem Conn
tdse atmeIe has a~meritanilde Bolt CT
lei4tert duf unb bas iiibHe 8or9e6en Der
9riibsr in SItafisn pirtte er6ebeno ut0
erfrtuenb auf bic MannIduften Der
Gdiffe in BEN d~meritanifden gepdfern.
Bir gIaubieh ipiebtr an unisre Strait.
unb mir puBten, DAB mir iitseu muBtsn.
BIS 5nm Sage bon Manila 8d6lte
9eUeb bier5ulanbe ST. ben unbefdnntes
fen Meniden, man fanntt ibn ni6t eits
nal benz 9amen mad. trobbem er ff6 in
SdblreiteR SttgtFedlttn i'm 9iirgerlricae
dnsst5tinnet bate. Der 9iirgtrfrieg
sdblts ldnsii. Su ben hiiipriIden Grim
s:E.gasA; q egEps gaiesE usEeshsR aIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
! 60miraG @eorge Deweq.
erinnernnss6fatter an osm sisser pom gaanira.

a6mirat 8efpeD bate am l.. Mut
1898 In Der Bal BON Mauila bic dIidtis
i4e 6lOtte Der Spaniel total Derni6tet
un0 En- battle 6isicn Sics Obne jegIi9en
gerluIt errunSen.
9ciptD2! Stein MenId fannie bie1en
Ndmtn; 8einer, auber ben Mdrintpffis
5ieren, battle bon benz Mldhnt gtbort.
Bel Manild bate er geIitgt. Mantla2
$40 lag Sus nur2 Sn ben P6iIippinen,
fi~e6entduien6 Meileh melt neg, mar bey
n&riessi9duplab".
limb bieier erite Sieg mar ~uler6ings
BON groBter 8ebeutuns unb sntI9eibenz
Der @irtung. Ri6t, bdB 9tiueb nit
einem tleincn @eIdfpdoer BEN an 3d6l
melt i~berItsenen Geinb gei4Idgsn bate,
nidt bic SdtId6e, bdb CT nit einem
baIben 8ubenb Griessidiffe 8. un6 4.
&ldiie Ii9 segsn iiebatbn altmobif6e
8riegsf6iFfe uno bic Idle9t drmierten
unO Idle9ter btbienten Sorts btbduptet
bate, gas bieftm Siege feline geSeus
flung, bic lag in Der mordliihen 8irz
flung uif bds am~erifdniIde gult unb bic
uns tsinssiptgs freunblid seIinnten
fremOen Ndtionen. Bonn Sage bon
MahiId 6atiert Bic Weltma6titelung Der
8ereinisttn Staten, iener Sag bdt BEN
unoercH g0Iteru tlar aemdat, OaB ite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

bies fonit Bel einem iiesrei1en ariege Der
SAL 1T, neil man i6n btrgeiIth ipo[lte
unO i'm SntereiTe bes 2dnbts bergeHen
mlBte. 8ruoer battle gegen 8ruber ges
tdmpft, I'M au tntI9eioen, iptr I'M Yas
terbduie 8u befebleH battle; Der &F
mar entiGieoen unD nun gait es, ben
8rtber gu p%erI06nen uRb bic Nie6srldge
btrgefen gu MAIDEN. Sn bieTer Griebenss
thinning bsrgaB man aud Der adbls
reideu 9tlber, bic bei ben @iegen mite
sedr6eitet 6dtten; has SnterefTe an Seer
unO 6lotte flaute bon Sdbr 8u Sa6r ub
uno man nabm ie f9litBtia nur ais
iible Notpenbigfeit bin. Die iieb3iger
un0 a9Siger Sabre bes borigen Sdbrs
bunberts 3eitisten cine geraoe5u beI9ds
meuoe 9lei9giiltigteit bes ameritants
l9en Bottles geseh feline Debrttuft al
ganb uub 81 BaFer.
9eorge 9eipeb, ber am 26. DECEMBER
1887 in Montpelier, 8ermpnt geboren
mar, empfdnb bieIs 5eilnubmsloiisteit
itiner 9dnbsleute i4mer5lider als ans
bere; CT mar nit 2eib unb Ssele See
mann, bate isin sdn5es 2eben bieiem
8erufe getpeibt bate iii qnndpoIis feline
ndutiIhe gt5ie6ung erbdlten, als blits
junser Geefabttt unb 9edoffisier duf
einem fir bic ~bdndligen 8ctbdltniFe ses
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

SIRE fpa6rs Tdtur sciei bic I'll.
ssnO i'm aampis NIT pirerftr,6sucrn
antrie6en. mt an 909iitn kpdbrt fs
ia n, Qt;nsn i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

9eatide Siideripenben fir sic
%llHiprriitdt SunftattthDpeI. atf Ser
aafruf Der &ants@efsufdaIt Sur sy5rs
btrling bes pbiloIophf9en Gemtndrs
Der aoaitahtiHppeIsr ltniberItdi babsn
II. a. bic SGfpeIier Miebfdss un6 bic
8ittpe G0uarb bon 5artmanns bic
Wsrte Der beiOen 9biloTopben gsfiftet.
Shre sigenen arbsitsn iunoten Ru6oIf
@uden, 9uns @aibinger, 9beo6. Efiens
bans unS anOsre qbiliiOpbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

ieit 8ssinn Der nsusn aerd unfsrtr Mas
riit f~ortDdbrtnO barauf etbrungen, bag
mir Is Dem aniebcn nnftrts 2an0rs nn6
unitrts 9anbels fduIDig fnb, unltre
5loiit nit ben epaliiam unb tatI9tn
out sl:i4sm Gubt 81 haIisn9 y
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-21
Our Burrville lettings

Yrs A H Case Of Ludlow. KY, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
ID w Jacks.
A large number of people from
this place attended Children's Day
at Rose Sunday.
Miss Nclie Nitzschke Of Ala
bama, returned home Sunday to
spend the summer.
Mr. John johnson and son moter-
ed over Sunday to see his parents.
Mr. and Mrs J SJohnson.
Mr. and Mrs w Z Davidson were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
John A Crouch Sunday last.
Misses Ida and Pearl Davidson
were calling on the Misses Lille
and Cuarlene Galloway Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Misses Myrtle, Cora and
Clara Hoggins returned home Sat
urday from the Cumberland Orch
ard, where they have been spend
ing few weeks.
A large number oe young people
attended Il Birthday Surprise Party |
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Sam Galloway Tuesday night last
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Jharlene. Everyone present enjoy
:l the evening after which refresh
nents were served.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-21
OUR SUNBRIGHT LETTER

OC Conatsar was in town Mon
day on business.
Drilling is progressing nicely OF.
DR. Jones' property.
Mr. Inman Terry and wife spon!
Sunday III Oneida.
Now is the time to subscribe t.
TIE Mn"gan County Press.
4 number of our Young folks
visited ut Wartburg Sunday.
Prof Ellis of Maryville, passed
through oar town en- route home.
Mrs : II Jones was shopping il
Chattanooga tic latter part Of lasl
week.
Mrs c II Dunning of Rugby wa.
the guest Of Mrs A E Dunnih2
Sunday.
Mr. John A Jones Of Wartbur~,
Was in town tie 18th inst. on h.
gal business.
Mrs s e Taylor left Friday Jun,
Is for an extended visit with home
f,lI. IN Tnli,,n1
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-21
L1'NCING LOCALS

Pat Qvinn is visiting friends il
Dayton Ohio.
Gene Griffith of Oliver Spring
WE in town Mon lay.
Bob Scott, Ray aud Jesse Qpl
are in Cincinnati this week.
Mr. and Mrs a S Latimcr WEI.
to Somerset, Ky, Friday of lasI
week.
Twelve cars Of Strawberries hav
been shipped from this point thu
season.
Lancing is destined to be the nj
tropolis of Morgan County in few
short years.
Mr. Wilkey Of Hartman was
ere this week looking after his
poke interests.
A Junior League was organized
after close of Sunday School. The
young people are much enthus
and expect to do great work in tt.
league.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-21
Picked Up At Deer Lodge

Mrs Charles Sp lrkman motorec
out Monday with Mrs Mehler anc
Miss Dunn as her guests.
DR. Nash and Estell Nash motor
! ed thro to lockwood Friday, +,
turning Saturday morning.
Mr. Martin Cox has been quite
i'll the past week, requiring several
visits by Doctor S II Jones.
Joe Ryon has broken up the old
Hall d Si>son mill in "Happy
Hollow" and it has been junked to
Hartman.
Charlie Hurst, Arrow Ryon and
Ray Goad motored to lockwood
Thursday and while there Charlie
left an order for car.
Messrs Lawson and Pendergrast
were guests Of S T Kimb bell Sunday.
hey are Chattanoogans interested
in Morgan County real estate.
Mr. James Chaterson, owner Of
the Morgan County Prrss was
visitor to our burg Saturday, tax
Jag dinner with Mr and Mrs S T
ii bell.
Mrs Charles Naramore entertain
al Mrs Lucasz and guest from
Cleveland. O., Saturday at an elab-
orate luncheon. Covers were laid
or five
MaryVilIe Showers and wife mo-
;ored thro on Mon1ay en- route
rom Hartman to Bnrrvi!le where
Mrs Julius Johnson, mother of
'Irs Showers is quite i'll.
Peter Strand d Spn, general con-
ractors, have taken the contrct for
'uilding the residence and office Of
} pit + S Anderson on the Sun
light Pike road.
Esquire Lyons and wife were the
tests Of DR. O>>troWski Sunday.
10 looks as though mules hoof
nd struck him in the eye, bnt he
'ys its nothing worse than poison
y.
The Morgan County Fair Asso-
alton held large and enthusiasts
&meeting at the Colonial Hotel
tturday afternoon. Secretary
,yender reported much interest
ing shown all over the county
ON an agricultural standpointan.
biz exhibit is looked for Sovera
COWS have been allowed conc -
ons. of the kind that draw crowd.
The Deer Lodge Red Cross AUX
AIRY held Il iarle and enthusiast.
Getting At tho rcsidyn.e Of Mr.
~ Hvi,,t.li A!.r,l ~. I'll,