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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-03
PULASKI.

The st. James Primitive Baptist
are having a tent meeting in the Holt
ness church yard. They are having
much success. Mr.. Clyfard b. Taylor
mortored from Nashville, Thursday,
was the guest OF Miss Bessie Sheriff..
Thursday afternoon two hundred peo-
pie who went from here to Aspen
Hill Sunday to attend the District Con
ference, Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ. Will-
son are in the city attending the bap-
fist ten meeting DR.. W. NJ. A. Lewis
has returned from Nashville. Miss
Katie McKissack has returned from
Lynnville where she spent a few days
with her sister Mrs. c. W. Jackson,
of Detroit, Mich, is here visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Sykes
Mr.. Clifford and R. NJ. Taylor, Miss
Clara NJ. Taylor and DR.. f. d. Taylor
of Nashville and Miss Bessie Sheriff.
mOrtored to the country, Friday even
ing. They were the guests of friends
Mrs. Matilda Brown and little daugh
ter Lucille of Birmingham, Ala, are in
the city visiting relatives and friends
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PARIS.

The Henry County Teachers that
attended the Industrial and Agricul-
tural State Normal this summer were
Lula Robbs, May Will, Dortch, Lille
Cock. Urah Porter, Gertrude Porter
and Mrs. y. ". Hampton. The sum
nor Normal was well conducted and
the returning teachers seem filled with
If sriratiOn for the ensuing year,
Practical Demonsrative Canning was
one of the essential features of the
summer work. A class of Gamers re-
NAMED at the Normal and took spec
ial lessons in canning and drying
fruits and vegetables, two weeks after
the regular school closed. Mrs. Hamp-
ton and Miss Dortch remained for the
special training in canning and dry
ing. The demonstration lessons will
be given in the yard of Mrs. Hampton
during the month of August, for the
city School Canning Club with the
new enterprise Gamer. Mrs. r. G..
Johnson of Columbia is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hampton, we wish her
a very pleasant stay, also Little Miss
Dtull lCt llNlllC vi 4NdSnNlllC 10 Nloll
ing her auntie Mrs. Hampton, we wish
her an enjoyable visit. Mrs. A. j.
Russell and Mrs. Johnnie Lee, have just
returned from the Grand Session of
the X. P's. They report very
pleasant trip. Miss Bonnie Boyd, of
Hopkinsville, Ky, is visiting Miss Joe
Lilly Waddy. Miss Ada CrOgman,
ouG of the Representatives of the A
end l. State Normal was here few
daT8 last week in interest Of the
School, she was the guest of Miss
Darling Hudson. Mrs. Lillian Fitch
Murray, who has been very i'll is much
improved. Mrs. Joe Mosley continues
We Y Ill, but improving slowly. Mrs
Hattie Crutchfeld is much improved
al CT a serious operation. Rev. Vann
the Presiding Elder of the A. NJ. E
Church held the Quarterly Conference
last Sunday, which was quite a sue
cess
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200. and annual output obviously in
adequate to meet the need for teachers
in State with 473,0O0 colored people
and 1900 colored public school teach
ers.'
The report summarizes the educa-
tional needs for the school Of Ten
nessee as follows:
/. The strengthening and extension
of the elementary school system. The
only agecies able to meet this need are
the State, the county, and the local
public school districts.
.. The increase of Misunderstanding
facilities. To this end secondary
schools with Misunderstanding course
should be provided, more summer
schools and teachers institutes should
be maintained, and the private schools
should cooperate with the State de-
partment of education by placing en-
phasis on Misunderstanding courses in
accordance with State standards.
8. More provision for instruction
5 in gardening, household arts, and sim
| pie industries. In developing this
work counties should realize the pos
/ sibilities of the Jeanes Fund indus
| trial supervisors.
4. More instruction in agriculture
and in the problems of rural life, so
that teachers aud leaders may be de
veloped for a people so per cent rural.
Copies Of the section of the report
dealing with Tennessee may be obtain
| ed on application to the Commissioner
of Education, Washington, d. c..
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BRENTWOOD.

Sad was the day last Sunday
which had been set apart for the
greatest memorial day of the deceas'
ed members of the First Baptist
Church, planned by Father" Henry
Hunt, Sr. When the names of the
remembered ones who are now sleep
ing beneath the clods were read it
brought sad thoughts to those pres
ont. A letter of coincidence was sent
to the church from Rev. d. L. Hunt,
State Grand Master of the Mosaic
Templars of West Virginia. The let
ter was read by Mrs. Oscar Owens
who was appointed by Father Hunt
to get out the list of the deceased
ones. Master of ceremonies, Rev. J
c. Harding, was absent, but he sent
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TRUSTEE NOTICE-SALE,

Whereas. on the 10th day OF April
1o15 Dave Weems, as the only heir at
law of Albert Weems deceased exc
cuted a mortage, payable on demand
to w II. McGavOck to secure the pay
ment of ninety-two 1922 dollars for
funeral bill for the burial of the said
Albert Weems and said w. II. NC
Gavock was to look to the payment OF
said debt secured to the property in
herited by the said Dave Weems from
Albert Weems and this being the pro-
perty which is described as foilo"s:-
Being lot No. in the Plan of sam
Lees lots as surveyed by w. W. South
gate, said lot fronts fifty (50) feet on
the North side of Clifton Pike and runs
back between parallel along the East
side OF a ten (10) foot alley in rear
being part of the property conveyed to
Samuel j. Lee by F. B. O'Bryan,
TRUSTEE and Emile Lee by deed OF
record in Book No. LAG, page No. 5 r.
0. d. c., also for deed Of Samuel Lee
and wife, Emile Lee to Albert Weems,
Book 243, page 45S R. o. D. c.
No TRUSTEE was named in said
Mortgage, NOW THEREFORE,, by vir-
tue of the power invested in me as
mortgage, l hereby name, appoint, and
designate RUFUS r.. DUNCAN,
TRUSTEE, for said MORTGAGE, NOW
by virtue of the authorl-
ty and power invested in me, RUFUS
r. DUNCAN, trustee, for the above
mortage, default having been made
the payment of said debt secured there
in, will sell at public auction at the
! South door of the Court House at
Nashville, Tenn, at II o'clock, noon,
Saturday, August 4th, 1917, the follow
ing property in Davidson County,
Tenn, as follows
Being lot No. in the Plan Of Sam
Lees lots, as surveyed by w. w. South
gate said lots front fifty (50) feet
on the South side of Clifton Pike and
runs back between parallel lines along
the East side of ten (10) foot alley
in the rear, being part of the property
conveyed to Samuel j. Lee by j. B.
O'Bryan, trustee, and Emile Lee by
, deed of record in Book LAG page r.
o. D. CT also for deed of Samuel Lee
} and Emilee Lee to Albert Weems-
r Book 243 page 55S R. o. D. G.
r TERMS
r Said sale will be for cash, free from
e the equity of redemption, homestead
3 dover and all other exemptions.
t RUFUS r. DUNCAN, Trustee.
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see Mrs. Lee Mcdonald and two daugh-
tiers. Blanche and Willie Mcdonald,
Misses Leana McLain, MOsella and
Oshie Kirk called to see Mrs. Mollie
Harvell last week Misses Blanche
Chappell, Willie Matt Mcdonald,
MOnetta Harvell and others had great
success picking buckle berries. They
all picked fifteen gallons, and are
planning to go again. We were de-
lighted to have the Rev. J. b. Booth
in our midst the 18th of this month
staying until the 10Th and preached a
very interesting sermon, taking for
his subject, Giving" and says he in
tends coming to us Oftener than he
has been. But we are also glad to
have the Rev, Green 70 stay with us
and preach up until Tuesday night.
He will leave for his home at Dover,
Wednesday morning,
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FOSTERVILLE.

Rev. VIM Jenkins, pastor of Bran,
don's Chapel, together with his faith
full members is preparing to have a
big union rally and basket dinaer
Sunday, August 18th. The churches
at Cedar Grove, Bellbuckle, War
trace, Shelbyville, Christiana and
Murfreesboro promise to send large
delegations. Rev. VIM jenkins has
been pastor of this church only q
short while, but during his pastorate
the congregation has taken on new
life and is destined to be heard from
in the councils of the faithful.
The following have charge of the
rally and basket dinner: Messrs. Geo
Martin, VIM. Wade, r. D. Garrett, y
M. Frazier, R. A. Garrett, H. Fl
Vaughn, s. M. Henton and Miss Hat.
tie Smith, Rev. J. M. Hellman will
be on hand to aid the pastor
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TJTTIkHOTA.

Rain has given great satisfaction
to the gardens and truck growers.
The people in this section Of the
country, are very much elated over
the potato crops. Rev ]. H. Hillman,
the district misgiiCr9r-v, c9ent Sun
day with us and preached a sermon
on prayer. Mr.. w. S. Darrell was a
live wire at the P90tist Sunday
School Sunday. Rev. !. p. -Marchbank
and wife were at Fos' erville and
Bellbuckle, Sunday Rev. Bonds of
Shelbyvile. was the guest Of VIM.
Dillon, last week Mrs. Minnie Robert
son, of So. PITTSBURGH was here Sat
urday visiting her father, Peter Bates
who is quite sick. Miss Pearl Carter,
vas out Sunday in her usual style,
Mr. Earnest Moore, was in Paducall,
XIV. last week. He rNIas accompanied
by Mr.. Earl Whitaker. Mrs. Mary
Russell was in Shelhyvi'e last week
on business. Did you hear Ben An
derson Wednesday night On the
crisis of THE present s"e and the
PED Cross? His lecture w9s grand
'"'roducton nv Nh. +. l.. Dan. Can't
r, ". Wilkerson. president OF tine
nod Cross ChaNter. and Mrs. G. d.
Hicks, was Just grand. We were very
rroud indeed to hear from the Whlle
visitors. Mr.. Walter Smith, and Pate
Davis we're in Mont Eagle Sunday
r ;~rlrning with their wives. Mt.
Dovls SAYS his trip YVES great ana
that he was going again. Dri I. b.
c~ercer is sick. Mr.. Albert Aldridge'
cf Sewanee, was in town Saturday
on business. Mrs. Georgia Webb OF
Nashville was the guest of MIS-
Kizie Meals Sunday. Mrs. Webb came
I'M on business as she has some
real-estate that she has to look after
VI Tullahoma. She was accompanied
nv Mrs. Margaret Kyles. Miss Katie
Lee Neal is spending this week ID
Nashville with her auntie Mrs. Mar
raret Kyles. Miss Neal is the organ,
,et q the Mt. Zion Baptist church and
she will be missed. She will take part
in quite a number of society events
while in the city Mrs. Mary Jackson
has returned to her home in Dayton
Ohio, after a long visit to her mothei
and father. The rally at Howard
Chanel NJ. F.. Church was quite sue
cess. They had three clubs to report
Mrs. Marv Thomas Rnsse'l's club re
norted 5000. Mrs. Russell is always
live wire when it comes to ralslrE
money for the church. She carried
4ne banner n Shelbyville and mas
won the flag here, so three cheers
for Sister Russell. Rev Rlchmonn
tive popular pastor is pleased VIII
the success of the rally. They re'seo
ne.rly $500 which speaks well 1o'
s,uch short notice. The little granu
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Laura Clen
demon. died Sunday morniaG and was
buried Monday in the Citizens Genie
tarv, Crockett Winton has returnet
from Newcomb. Miss Esther Huntel
and Miss Eliza Derrick have return
Cd from Sheffield, Ala. They repor
having a grand time. Read the Giop'
and keen up with all the news I'M
big rally and basket dinner at fos
terville Aug. 18th, will be condncee'
INV Rev. VIM. Jenkins, CT Tullahom'a
and Rev. T. II. RillTan, OF S'heloS
Vile, Mr. Fred Derrick has reNurhe'
from CHATTANOOGA Miss Jessie G~yi'l
ce McMinnyille, was in town Monoa'
The Globe is the best co.ored pape
in the south.
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TIE LABORER.

How pleasant is the laborer's lie at
eve,
After a toilsome and wellspeat
day,
When gratefully he lays aside his hoe
And toward the lowly cot he wendN
his way.
And in the distance sees he no" the
home
Where loved ones fonlly wait fol
his return;
For blessings such as these, a king
is he,
Then gives he thanks, while stars
in heaven burn.
Frankie c. DeBerry.
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MASON

Mrs. f. II. Alexander is enjoying
house party with the following as
her guest: Mrs. Martha Williams,
Mrs. Lily Diggs of Lexington and Mr.,
]. W. Frierson of Texas, Mr.. emmett
ardy of Humboldt spent a few days in
Mason last week. We all are glad to
have our Physician DR.. r. S. Fields
able tOattend to his calls again after
a weeks illness. The ball game last
Saturday was quite inteserting. Mason
played Hogan, our boys came out in
the lead. Miss lola Fields spent the
week end in Keeling last woke with
Miss Lucy A. avlor Miss Fields has
a pet rabbit that is growing nicely
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FLATWOODS.

We all were delighted to have with
us Sunday night, Mr. w. w. Williams
the grand President of the Benevolent
Lodge No. 81 of Nashville. Mr.. Will
liams made a brief talk at this place
which everybody seemed to enjoy. B.
o. No. 1854 of this place was delighted
to have Mr. Williams and Mr.. T. w.
WeatherspOon from Clifton, Tenn. Mr.
Weatherspoon and Mr.. Williams spent
the night with Mr.. D. G. Chappell
Briggs and little son Crockett visited
at this place Sunday night. Misses Will
lie Matt Mcdonald and Blanche Chap
pell were visitors Of Mrs. Mollie Har-
veil Monday. Mrs. Lee Mcdonald
spent Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Minnie Chappell. Mr. Mark
Mitchell is looking for his son home,
Aug the list. Mr.. Sam Mitchell who
has not been here in thirteen years.
Mrs. 8. l.. Mitchell spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Mollie Harvell. Rev.
A. w. Green is visiting us again. Every
body is glad to have him with us
again. Rev. Green preached here Sun
Qay anu tne CnuTCn COulu not nOlu Jne
people. Messrs Felix Chappell, John
ME Mitchell, Ralph and COrnelious Har
veil went to Waynesboro July % to
hear Rev. A. W. Green preach, Mr.
Edd Shelton from Decaturville, at
tended church at this place Sunday
night. Mr.. Berneice Whitaker made
business trip to Perryville, July the
30th. Every body remember August
the protracted meeting will start here
Everybody is invited. There will be
dinner on the ground. Mr.. Earnest
and Malcon. Taylor from Farmer Val
ley attended church here Sunday Mr.
]. E. Mcdonald and others are go
ing to Clifton the first Sunday II
August. Miss L. W. Mitchell called t,
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ANTIOCH,

The B. o. No. 81 held it's annual
sermon and basket meeting at Paynes
Chapel A. NJ. E. Church, preached by
Rev. T. J. Etherly. Mrs. Nealy Rucker
enent Saturday night with Mrs. M. A.
Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Seay
spent Saturday night with their
mother, Mrs. Josie Ridley. Mr.. Robert
and Willie Batey accompanied Miss
Ophelia and Myra Blair home from
church Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas
Gooch and daughter Orinne spent Sun
day night with father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lewis. Mr.. j. E.
Blair visited Nashville, Saturday. Mr..
Luc'en Rucker accomplished Miss
Birdie l.. Card home from Church
Sunday. Miss Mollie Barnes visited
HTyra Blair Saturday. Mr.. Hattie
Pnr"es was the guest of Miss Ophelia
Blair Saturday night. Mrs Antoniette
Na'Nland and son Matthew. Mrs.
CYNTHIA Foster and children Andrew
Matte Lou, Jerry Lee, A. Y. and
Antoinette were the guests of Mr.
]. e. Blair and daughter Sunday night
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and Mrs. Alex Beck, Mrs. Clark, DIR.
and Mrs. Miles. Mr.. Virgil Cunning
ham. Miss Woods of South Nashville,
is the guest of Miss boy List of West
Dickson. We.are pleased TO have Rev.
Hurd with us as Pastor of st. James
4. NJ. f. Church, we will do all to
make his term a success. Rev. w. A.
Lewis is now Presiding Elder OF Dick
son District. Miss Dorothy Can't OF
Nashville is here visiting Miss Lillian
Dunn Of Charlotte Ave. Miss Fannie
Killian is with us, the guest OF Rev.
and Mrs. Lewis of Charlotte Ave, she
is doing nicely at this writing. Mr..
Mack Vassar of Clarksdale, Ark
stopped over at Dickson TO visit old
friends where he was guest of Dr. y.
Miles.
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trapp. Mr.. Hale likes to come to Pitts
burg anyway, some how. Mr.. Willie
Tate, wife and little son, James went
to. Indiana, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Ed Alexander
Of South Georgia, is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Fletcher. Mrs. Ida
Marberry is still very sick. Mr.. An
derson Buchanan, has returned from
Shelbyville, where he has been at the
bedside of his mother who has been
very sick. Mrs. ]. d. Martin and little
son and daughter. Julian V. Ula have
returned from cities east. Mrs. Mar,
tins health is much improved
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FOWLKES.

The Rev.. VIM. T. c. Travis and
wife were called to Nashville, the 18th
inst to the bedside of their son, Silas
Warren Travis, the funeral was con-
Quoted at Seay Chapel. The Rev,
Jones, Pastor of St. Paul, the Ex-
pastor of the deceased, Rev. D. T.
BurCh, j. p. Price and J. II. Ellis,
d. s., assisted. Warren Travis was
born in Henry County Tenn, 1887.
He died in full triumph of faith. After
spending 4 months, days in Frank
kes with his mother and father he
returned. to Na4lvilo where Life
ceased And he was laid to rest in
Greenwood Cemetery. Sleep Oh till
HE first trumpet shall sound when
the dead in Christ shall rise to ascend
the skies. Sunday July 22nd inst,
was a great day at Ross, Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church. The Rev
w. R. Smith, d. S., of the Memphis
District were present on the Attn
Quarterly Conference occasion and
preached from Matt. All. A great
3oul4stirring sGmon. He us among
the divines who know how to deliver
the message. He is loved b. all the
people here and pastor. Long may he
remain on the Memphis District,
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NEvT.Mn

Mrs. Lutitia Shaw. who has been
i'll, is better. Mrs M. " Umble has
returned from Nashville, where she
attended State Normal, A. T. John
son went to Memphis Monday. Plenty
of rain; corn is looking fine. Mr.. W.
H. Owen was in Memphis Thursday
and Friday. Mrs. Ida M. Owen will
visit her new home in Oakland this
week to be with her husband. Mr.. W.
H. Owen, while the conference is go
ing on. On THURSDAY and Frida"
August and a. Mr.. W. H. Owen will
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DICKSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Flowers Of
East Dickson gave delightful en-
tertainment on Monday evening in
honor of Mr.. Virgil Cunningham OF
Indianapolis Ind. Music and games
were the feature of the evening. Those
present were: Misses Jeffry Sublette
Ouenie Jackson, Mr. Will Wilkes, Her
man Manning. Walter Holt, Joe Por
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Suggs, Mr.
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R. R. TINE TABLES.
n, G. & ST. L. RY.
april Is, 1919

april 10, 1919
West and Northwest,
Paducah, St. Louis,
connects for Gen. Leaves Arrives
treville -. -. 1908 am $3.50 pm
Hickman, Paducah 200 pm 1:40 pm
Waverly Acco., con-
meets Centreville. $3.50 pm '7:4O am
Dixie Flyer" to st.
Louis -, 49,. SIS pm 1858 am
Memphis & Hickman 1850 am 1901 AIN
SOUTH AND EAST.
Chat Chat, ana Atlanta. 3:11 am l 4c am
sonville. connects
for all branch pts. $50 am 6:54 pm
Dixie Flyer Chat.
Atlanta and Jack
Chatt. and East, con.
o. Shelbyvlle
Sparta. .Fay'tville,
Huntsville, Tracy
City S. Pitts. $50. 80 pn 11:15 am
Tu- iahoma acco. con.
for She lbyville $500 pm 1915 am
Chattanooga, Atl'nta,
Wash, Phila., New
- York 80. 49,. 9:15 pm 6:35 am
a LEB. NON TRAINS
Lebanon Express $500 am 1900 pm
Lebanon Accom-. .*4:3O pm .7:4S an
\ DAILY except Sunday. Other trains
! City Ticket Office, corner Church
street and Fourth avenue.
Phones Main 422 and Main 423.
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SHELRYVUIE

Mr.. Ebb Mclean, a prosperous far
mer of the Bethlehem neighborhood,
has purchased new auto. Several of
the residents of this section are doing
their bit and are solving the race prob
lem. The country schools are all in
session, and the teachers report good
attendance. Mrs, Maggie Hamilton
is. very sick at this writing. Miss Mary
Temple has gone to Mont Eagle for
the summer. The public school will
ope the last Monday in August.
The drafted men are still on the anx-
1ous seat. One was heard to say that
he isn't angry with anybody. and that
he never could fight unless he was mad.
Cheer up boys. It's a big thing to be
able to cross the ocean at Uncle Sans
.-sypense. Think of the many sights
49, see and the many opportuni-
-,'rtalize your name. Sail
- set the world again see
+ bro is man. Who knows
Z whe, war may bring to the Ne.
gro. Miss Bessie Hampton of War
trace, and Miss Annie Mae Mason of
Nashville were entertained at the beau
tlful residence of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Couch with beautifully planned
two o'clock dinner. The dining room
was decorated for the occasion with
sut flowers. Besides the guests were
Mr.. VIM H. Arnold, Miss Annie Massey
and Mr.. Clarence Arnold. The pleas.
ures of the day were concluded with
a drive. Miss Hampton left for her
home Monday. Miss Mason left for
Winchester Tuesday, from which place
she will return to Nashville.
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Mr.. George Cummins, an employe
of the Nashville Gas Company who
was overcome by gas two weeks ago,
has been seriously i'll at his home
500 Overton street, but is much i'm.
nrOYed.
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give his 18th annual picnic at Jeff
Bearers Park. This event is looked
for each year with pleasing anticipa-
ton.
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Eat Less Meat
And Take KidnecO
If Kidneys Hurt
Says KidnseO Flushes Kidneys, Stopping
Backache

Meat Forms Uric Acid. Which ENeitss
Kid,eys and Weaksua Bladder
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BROWNSVILLE.

Mr.. Aisle d. Owen, departed this
life, Monday morning, July 20, 1917,
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NASHVILLE, FRANKLIN AND
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

leaves. Arrives
-s:l0 am ............ .......9:25 am
1.1o pm ':....'.... ....... 300 pm
Daily. daily except Sunday.
aStop at North College st. Station.
eity Ticket Office, 221 Fourth Ave. N.
Phones, Main 1904 and 45O5.