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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-22
CRYING DEATH
To |R|COYEN
BUENOS AIRES SCENE
OF ANTI-GERMAN RIOT
Latest Disclosures of Luxburg
Trickery Arouse the
Argentinlans.

BCENOS AIRES, Dec 2f.-As re-
suit Of the publication of the kilograms
snnt by Count Won Luxburg. the former
German minister. to the Berlin foreign
office II again has been necessary 10 call
ont mounted patrols 10 dispersc cro"os
Of people who demanded O rupture Oh
relations with Germany.
The mob, which was shouting Long
live the republic" and Death to PTesl-
dent Irigoycn," vas dispersed after 4
fight with the mounted police IN tho
Cnllc Florida
FTcavy guards ngoln have been placed
over the property owned by Germans
in the city and mounted men are also
guarding the office of the newspaper Ia
Union for which Count Won LuX9urS
obtained q subsidy.
In politicar circles certainty Is en-
pressed that congress will demand eN"
plantations from the government regard
ing the state OF affairs As exposed o9
the Won LuHburg kilograms.
The general belief is that the publ
cation Of the documents will lead to ne"
demands for the severance of relations
with Germany, congrcssshar already
refused n sanction the budget appro-
priatior fS continuing the Argentine
legation in Berlin. which was insisted
on nv the organs of President lrigoEeh.
Street comments that the pubic IS
not satisfied with the Eovernment
statement which accompanied the pupil
cation OF the Won LuXburg kilograms.
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kALT5CHM|D7
IS CONVICTED
On the Charge Of Conspiracy
Against u. S.-Four Oth-
ers Also Guilty.

DETROIT. Mich. Tcc. 2l.~--Alb>.rt C..
Kaltschmid, was convicted on all three
counts OF uu !nhictm ,nT charging. con-
splracy a;,n!us, ia" ,nitrd states by &
Jury in the Enlrrd $tatcs District Court
hero early this morning. -Four "f the five
others who have been on trial with him
glsn wcrc found guilty on one Jr more
counts In the Indictment. Frank Respa
was acquitted.
Tho counts on which ka'tsrhmidt WAS
convicted all"gc. first. the setting or foot
in Tho United States I'll Il military eX-
pcditicn against Canada: second. Il con-
spiracy t" dynamite the plant of III" he
trnit Screw Works, and ihird. Il plot TO
destroy IN" ~. Clair river tunnel, at
Port Huron.
Carl Schmidt and his wife Maria
Schmidt We're convicted on the lirSt
count. Mrs. Ida NcrI'. EaltSChmidt's SIS
ter. was convicted ON the first anh third
counts. and Fritz 4. Nocf. her husband,
was declared guilty ON III. second count
Frank Ecspa. The only one of the SIX
found not guilty oil ali three counts, i3
III years old and speaks only German
Tho verdict ut the jury was returned
after deliberations lasting more th4E
thirteen hours.
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EXPOSE ARMOUR,
MELON CUT TER
Big Chicago Packer in the
Deal That Landed the
Junction Road.

WASHINGTON. Dec. All. Ogden
Trade Commissions meat Investigation
today AS tho packer who aided r. H.
Prince. OF Boston to Obtain control o.
tho Chicago Junction railways and the
Union .stoClyarGs company and turn II
over TO the Chicago Stock Yards COM
pany. organized and controlled by them
selves.
Records wero introduced In evidence
10 show that after tho reorganization
he stock Yards company. without assets
or business other than control from tn"
older corporations was nhic I" cut n
n1c!on'' Of moro than 100000 out OF
tho Junction railways surplus ana 10 do
clare quarterly dividends of @'r percent
on their sS.nh0.no0 capitalization after
the small Investors In Junction railways
Ind been given their guaranteed ntne
percrntum per annum.
Testimony nr W II. Walden. former
treasurer Of tho stock yards company
md Frederick Croll. treasurer OF Ar
mour aud company. established Mi Nr-
mour's connection with The deal. Efforts
to prove that other big packers We're in
tercated IN tho company met with little
success. Non-committal replies were
eivcn by the witnesses 10 questions aH
to what was meant by the pach"rs and
"otner Chicago people" in corrcsTnrd-
cncc concerning Tn" organization Of IL"
Chicago Stock Yards company.
Francis J. Uercy. special counsel. will
nursue tn" matter further In other S"s-
sions ri the inquiry and also will S''.k
TO develop the extent Of The racN"r~
control Of the marketing of Ca;tic ana!
the distribution nt meat products.
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ne Hcl ilitlA " 0t pAklSe' III ''AN'N >>'>'
ing to belittle the success OF the Of
feusive, which it asserts was rePulScd,
shows that the effort of the Italians
was determined one. the troops TO
the west Of Monte Asolone delivering
seven attacks against the enemy front.
Admission is made In the German COM
municauon that the Italians also have
taken the initiative in the fighting on
Monte Pertiac and Monte Solarola. but
it is declared that their attacks on
these sectors, as on Monte Asolone.
were without success.
Comparative quietude still prevails
on the British front IN France and
Belgium and along the French limo
running from the region OF ST. Quen-
Tin to the Swiss border, except for
bombardments and minor infantry
operations. From the Verdun region
10 Hartulansweiler kopf in Alsace the
artillery activity has been pronounced
on various sectors.
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Eerlin'5 Version.

Berlin. Dec. 2l.-(Via London)-
Seven Italian attacks against the re-
Gently captured Austro-Gcrman positions
in the region Of Monte Asolone yester-
day were repulsed. the war oflce re-
ports. Italian efforts 10 advance at
other points on rhe northern front also
arc said to have failed. The statement
reads:
The Italians soven times attacked tho
heights won IN tho last few days by
the Austru-ticrmau forces west OF Monte
Asolonc. They also attacked Monte
.Prrtica three times. All their assaulta
broke down With heavy losses. An
enemy attack on Monte SUlarnlo was un-
successful.
Last might and early this morning
vigorous artillery engagements continued
ir IN" battle sectors
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The situation in Russia continues OBJ
scure, although such reports as are
coming through indicate that the Boil
sheviki movement is losing ground IL.
the face Of the opposition that is being
imposed by the Ckranians and the fol-
lowers OF General kaledines. The Boil
sheviki commissioners are declared 20
have declined to accept the negative re-
ply Of the UkranIans rada to the Boil
shovii,! demand that Ukrania cease aid
ing the Ealedines' forces and give. the
Rada an opportunity to reconsider It's
action. As Indicating that the rada has
finally declined 10 give heed to the die
tates Of the Bolshevtkl Is report that
a definite alliance has been formed be-
tween the Kaledines followers and the
Ukranians.
y dispatch from Petrograd says an
unofficial report in circulation in the
Russian capital IS to the effect that the
Germans have rejected the peace terms
put forward by the Bolshevtld delegates Z
Recent dispatches have indicated that the
peace pourparlers In progress at Brest
Litovsk were merely preliminary TO tn
peace confercnc which IS TO assamble'
there next Tuesday. and which II to Be
attended by the German and AuBtro-
Hungarian foreign ministers.
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RUSH OF CHRISTMAS
MESSAGES FROM FRONT

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN TRANCE, Thursday, Dec. 2o.-
(By the Associated Press)-The
rush Of Christmas cable messages
from tho American soldiers to their
homes began today. Company COM
manders sent to the telegraph offices
thousands Of messages for the SOL
dters' mothers, wives, sisters, sweet
hearts, relatives and friends.
The first of the Christmas con-
certs and entertainments for the
children especially the little refugees
will be held Saturday in theatre in
the town where the correspondents
have their headquarters.
The entertainment will be arrang-
ed by the American officers and the
srb-prefect of the town and noted
singer viii be brought from Paris
through the efforts of the French
staff.
There will be Christmas treo
presided over by pere noel or Santa
Claus, who on other days Is nu
American officer. Many American
soldiers contributed to the fund for
the purchase of the gifts, one ma
chino battalion alone having raised
5000 francs.
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MEN OF NATIONAL ARMY TOO Bic
FOR THE CLOTHING PROVIDED

WASHINGTON. Dec. al.-cloth-
Ing, shoes and food supplies for tho
American army were Investigated
to-day by the Senate Military COM
n,tttee, turning i.s general inquiry
into war preparations to the quar-
ternaster generals department. IL
was developed that millions Of dol
lars were spent just before the
United States entered the war TO
provide for tho great army since
ratsed-
Major General Sharpe, quarter
master general, now mem Der OF
tho now war council nnd soon co
turn his office over to Major Gen.
eral Goethals, was before the COM
1n1ttee all dag, and f5r an hour Of
tho time answered confidential
questions behind closed doors. He
was closely examined. especially re-
qardtng the admitted shortage OF
ovsrcoats, which he said was due
principally to late deliveries Of
largo orders.
Except for overcnatS and Il few "ih'-
winter garments. -; which h" state
com nleta- stocks would bv IN camp b
December 81. the general declared ther
is no clothing shortag".
Too Many Small Sizes.
Shoes also General Sharpe said hav
been provided in nmDi" quantities pc
CAPITA. but the average drafted man O
III. National army mas proved IL b" y
much larger physically than the r-gu
lars and guardsmen with whom the dc
partment has had 10 deal III the pas
that many Of the shoes and ovcrc"at
- well have proved useless. Manufac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-22
LAKE DIVISION LEADS
FOR TIE RED CROSS

WASEl!N,;TON. Dec. 2l.-The LAX:
division has .Ncr..ded its uu"th IF ~
rnil.urut il. To- Red Cross christmas
:ra,:lt"rSri;. campaign. reports |" n""'-
quarters h"r.. tonight sh'w. Other d'ti-
s;ouS as, sen; optimistic accounts -:
Tn. rrrlr..-- T.: th. driv".
rh.. t-inn'i'. u'r:Si"n. comprising NJ"
York. ,'rr,,...,i";:t. and My Jersey. re-
r.,rr.,l s!,;.: !; :.:,, passed tn" "n" mlIlt";'
tnrk N:H v"vk ':Ity supplying Al ,bb".
ra" I'.nns !lva.nia division reported
6"I 90; u,.rns.. - - which Ihtiad"lphti'
Furnished "7:."h".
rh, l.,l:,. .;t"is."'i has. exceeded its
,,,;.,a ly So. .ir" Kentucky reporting
.."rn Itr.r. =. -: ONT, 954.n"". and In
diana I".""".
Tu. S.t,;il:v. >i"rr division. including
Missouri; NauS::S Arkansas. Oklahoma
anI T'"NnN r.t",r:'d that r"turnS r"c@tV-
IL a-%ur,.,i an cnrnllsn"ut Of l.I"". ""'.
is ,luota - i.;6".. ."i".
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And the Gas Flows On
Searching Probes Of
Wreck in Which FOrty-
Six Lives Are Lost

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Drc. 2l.-An OFF,
c!al Investigation into tho cause which
led to.tiIs rcnr-rnd collision between Two
Louisville & Nashville passenger trains
at Shcp phrrdsvtle. Ky. last night. result
inE I'm tho deaths OF 46 persons, VIII be-
gin here Tomorrow morning nj the oincHS
al w. r. sheridan. superintendent or the
Louisville division.
An investigation OF IL" tragedy anu
the causes leading up 10 II Will also be
made by u special grand larry wh!Sh hti
Ec"I. called for next Wcdn aSday az Shc?'
hcrdsvile. 1t was announced here tonight
iIy Judge u. \. McCandlrsS Of the BuI-
lit county Circuit; court
Because OF tho Importance OF the case
high officials ot the Louisville Nash
Vile. who ordinarily would not tnke part
In M Investigation Of tho sort. Will aid
in tho railroads. inquiry. -. :. Key
noidS. agent OF the Interstate commerce
commission. Will alau be present at the
imGt:iry. l.: was announced tonight.
The investigation - be made by the
rnilrcid officials Will L." searching hnI
thorough. T. NJ. Stark. general manager
said tonight and VIII leave II" stone un-
Ap1a 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-22
DARING ROBBERY OF
CLEVELAND BANK

CLEVELAND, Dec. 21.-BAadits
held up and robbed the East 18th
street branch Of the Garfield Savings
bank this afternoon and escaped with
S15,ioo IN money. The robbers, num-
bering eight or ten. walked into the
bank and covered the seven men and
three women clerks with revolvers,
scoHped up all the money In sight
an% after firing several shots In the
mir, presumably to friShten off pur-.
suers, escaped In m automobile.
Bank officials first estimated ths
amount Of money secured At $4,000
but attsr checking up their cash
found the robbers got away with
S15,iOc.
The driver Of the bandit automo-
Bile ~aG captured by the police an
hour after tho robbery. Tho driver
said tho robbers hired him to drive
them to tie bank and that he did not
know their identity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-22
French Bureau Chiefs
Visit u. S. Headquarters

PARIS. Dec. 2l.-Cap,ain Andre Tar
diru and NJ. CANINE, OF the hew Amcri-
can department which has been formed
70 assist in meeting the requirements Of
iho American evolutionary forcc, today
visited thr American headquarters. They
taln"i wIth General Pershlng. witnessed
,h:. workings Of tho American general
star. amt obtained Information In re-
gard - the ,neds Of tn" American forces
in France. Arrangements were made ia
I'll rileS,. needs without delay.
Captain TaTdi"H has nearly completed
his work in fr.lT"" in connection with
his cf.icr aS hign commissioner 10 the
United S;a;ra. aud is arranging |" re-
turn t. America Ii was his SusE"s tion
- prciuirr C;cuc"ccau which led 10 the
formation 0f the bureau for centrRltzinS
A,:,"r:can business; transactions with tho
government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-22
HURLEY REFUSES INFORMATION Of
1878 SHIPPING IN OPEN SESSION

WASHINGTON, D. C., Doc al
To-day in the shipping probe, Chair
mon hurley. Of tho u. S. shipping
hoard, when asked how many yes
xels have been completed for wMch
contracts were let by the board, SAID
only one had heen finished Forty
nina vessels, he said, have como
from yards already established since
construction was comInaudeereo'
August :.
Mr. Hurley asked that the boards
e.timete Of the number Of ships TO
b. turned out In 1918 be given IN
nvecrt,yo session, az tho h8ures
Wight constitute information OF
-,iu, IN tho enemy. The estimates
will be given tomorrow.
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Continued on Fage Eighteen-)
ASKS MICHIGAN
MANUFACTURERS TO
CLOSE FOR WEEK

WASu1EGTON. Dec. 2l.-,t'ucl sup
plies ia Michigan. hav" Reached such
low Glib that Administrator W. Is Prud-
den. tonight asked manufacturers In
,Ent SKATE to suspend operation OF In
,IftSiriv plants from midnight tomorrow
uu:li rir11i%h; n"r'"mhrr -. The only
,.Xccr.i,us are factories muktns war
munitions needed Tor prompt shipment.
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WASHINGTON. n, e.. Dec IL
Emil responsibility Tor lhr success or
Iailur. uf The governments +h'
in., rrngrum wu$ sA"uldor"h to-day ~
,:L.t.r,nnn Hurley. "f m" shipping hFhrd.
trs;ifyiur ~ IN" senate t"IHnff'" "'h- =
,r,i,,.. Investigation -; delays IN Sh'i'
construction.
called Ms the urSt witness III 'n', ~
ru,ry. Mr. Iurlr? admitted ihA' 'A'f"
hayn boon delays. bu! dr"lhr'"i '''it' tm'
recent reorganization IF I'll" boar"
,urry"n.y fleet rurpnr"ii"E i"f th"'h'St
Tim. gives th,' chairman "f ihc pnaE"
rrnpcr authority and iiN"> responsibility
u.r,.r. It b.,lnngS The dual "rtSanZa ii"n
,I th. board and tn" c"rp"rat"H. ~ Sals.
has lrr, done away with. and III" pres
,.ut general mun,tSrr uf the corpnrnti"l'
answers directly lu the chairman.
Story Of Trouble.
From MIR. Hurley ana from John y.
Continued on Page Eightsen)
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CHOCOLATE PLANT CLOSED

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec. 2l.--M. 5.
Hershey. the chocolate manufactures to-
might closed his big mnnuraCturinG [:
nlant at Hershey because of lack -
sugar. Ii is hoped that the plant vii!
again bu in operation by tn" m!Gdlr at
next week. Mr.. Hershey stated tlirl
sugar Is on the way but Is held vi, by
the railroads.
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Marshal Killed and
DiSIoyaIiSt Wounded

Maiden. Mo, ncc. "l.-Marahhl X
:. ST. Clair Of this city Is dead. and his
sIavrr. T. II. WiSSrau ut Havana, Ill.
,s said To- br dying a4 the result of n
demonstration which followed alleged
rlisloynl remarks by Wissman here to-
dav. ST. Clair WIS shot by Wissmau,
nnd the latter Was >il"i by an unknown
man, a mcmb"r ~ II mob.
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WON 7. |ND|CT::
GASTON MEANS
IN WILL CASE

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-After
conference here tonight with a
representative o: the states attor-
aey o. Cook county. Illinois, Dis
trict Attorney Swami announced
that he wcu'd not ask the Ne"
York county grand jury to indict
CASTOR e. Means in connection
with the second will Of Mrs.
Maude Robinson King. Of whose
murder Means was recently ac-
Quilted ev = Jury at Concord.
North Carolina.
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Recuperated and Reinforced the Lans Throw Themselves
Against Austro-Germans With Effect Though Ber-
lin Tries to Belittle the Counter Offensive.
Quiet in the West

The Italians northern line Italy between the Brcna ana
Pav rivers have the being least their defensive
warfare against the attacks assumed the
offensive with signal several sectors
Attacking the positions which the earlier in the week cap
tnrd near Monte Asoone DazS troops have reganed
considerable portion of the terrain and held It, notwithstanding the
terrific artillery fire that turned upon them.
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Fighting In PetroIHA

PETROGRAD. Thursday. Deo. 9o-31-
ce.snnt fighting has occurred In many
parts Of Petrograd in connection with
tho efforts to check drunkenness and
prevent the raIding Of wine collars. A
mob ratded one dIstillery where titteAn
soldiers drank themselves TO death. Fff-
teen persons wsre killed and wounded
when al armored motor car attacked tha
distillery. which waa set on fra The
fire department was prevented from az
tinguishing the blaze by rowdies and
many persons were burned but the sst-
uatton WAS brought under control
The streets are running With vino -3n
(Cont1nued ON PA0O X1EhtsAnl
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SEEK OUSTING OF
ALIEN ENEMY MAYOR

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 2l.-A
nctItion filed in the United States dis
trict court hero today socks u prevent
Fred c. Miller. German alien enemy
mayor-clcct Of Michigan City. Ind, from
assuming office. January 7. l?l'.
Martin T. Kruger. present mayor,
filed the action. and besides chareing
that MIllcr'S citizenship bars him from
office, alleges that Mller's election was
tho result of the vote Of $50 other Ger
man alien enemies who arc not Amer
lean citizens
Judge \. B. Anderson fixed Decem-
her 81. 40 the datr for a hearing for
temporary injunction.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 2l.-
Mayor Elect Miller obtained an alien
enemy permit from the United States
marshnls office here earlier in the wek-
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Hundred Draftees Punished for
Conducting German Propaganda
Amazing Revelations Of Tratorous Activities Of Enlisted
Men at Camp Merritt-Thrty Sentenced to
Federal Prison.

YORK. 21A sensation has been created By tho
of the mang Of nearly hundred drafted
men at Camp Merritt New jersey the charge of conducting
propaganda with scarcely attempt at secrecy among
the thousands soldiers encampd there More than thirty now
confined PRISONS undergoing sentence under convcon
while others have dshonorab discharged from the Pub
cation of these been sanctioned by Captain Emery in
charge the embaaon encampment for troops going overs
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MANDAMUS WRIT GRANTED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. 21.-An
altr-rHti"" writ Of mandnlnus WAS
granted in tho Supreme Court Of Ap-
pcas> today on petition Of f.. l.. Miller Of
Berkeley Springs. against the county
court "f Morgan county. requiring that
court I" show uu Ian. .. the first day
Of the next term. why it should not FIX
;Irr rruafty "f the bond required for
Nili.'r t" quality rs county road en-
g!n:"r which the court is alleged to
have refused To- DO.
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THE WEATHEA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-HorocASsi
West vira1nia--Fn'r Saturday, except
snow or rain. and oclder In cast portion
Sunday fa!-. continued cold
West. Pe1usylvanta-Partly cloaAY ana
son, ewhat colder Saturday: Sunday fair,
continued cold
oMo-Partly cloudy Saturday -.
Sunday; continued cold.
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GERMANY TURNS
DOWN RUSSIANS.
PEACE TERMS ARE
NOT SATISFACTORY.
Cossacks and Ukranians
Form Alliance to Fight
the Extremists.

LONDON, Deo 21-tt 1s ~
ported unofficially that tho Ger
mans have rejected ths Russian
peace terms, the Petrograd ooF-
respondent OF ths Exchange Taa-
eRrnph Company wires under
date Of Thursday.
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lure of the sualnr Sizes has been
stopped. hui tlr. situation resulted in
CONTINUED on Pnge Eighteen-)
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he"n condemned. during our recent his
tory. Ivy controversies Of theory, by the
nightmares Of partiHansllp."
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ITALIANS HURL BACK THE TEUTONS

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Fair Saturday, Except Snow or Rain
and Colder In East Portion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

! wish TO take thla mtans oi
thanking those who ~ kindly ~.
sistsd. tus In sayiDx, xhst goods. !
did irom ths firs oi las, week. and
also to notify my friends snd eussn-
m-rs tha, I hsss iosmed pastassship
IN the grocery and Iced business
~ith J. T Petty. and an nos h.
Gated Ia thu building nsxl door 10
the Res Dry Good. Ca. on South.
-ide q Railroad. whvre ! viii ~
pleased To have nv isiends call and
see me. wish to thank These who
III vnurruuuty pasruu.rst ms IN ths
psst, and solicit The eontinvsace of
same. assuring them thsi their usds
slli be greatly appreciated and
given promp, and courtsous service.
Very truly.
W Y. RUSSELL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

FOR SAI.k-Conple,e hutchs q
outSs. consisting n ref,is.rsrcS.
tools, etc. For particulars apply q.
this ossce.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

Mr.. W. ? Mslry, aged D. years,
died here last Sunday morning, NJ.
ter an illness Of few days from
acute Indigestion. His remains
were taken to Muriree-horo Sunday
on The noon train Tor interment.
Mr. Maury vas the proprietor OF
the Halhrnok Hotel. and had only
been in our midst lew months,
having succeeded Mr.. J Il, Mays,
who moved to Crn,reville, During
his briei stay hsre he made many
friends. who regret his taking away,
'1inn wxs~nn Ii, his Awif~ Atntf sfwagSs-
ter much sympathy IN their hereaye.
meni.
We learn that Mrs Maury will
continue the management, of the
hotel Tor the present, al least