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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-08
MONEY TO LOAN
"Ss
ON FARM LANDS

We have just made arrange
ments with our connections by
which we are enabled to procure
money at unusually low rates OF
interest and are now in position
to make loans on improved and
desirable farm property in Ma
rion County, Tennessee, at 5 per
cent. interest with the usual COM
mission added.
cHIekAMaUGA TRUST COMPANY.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
PRESIDENT SETS DAY
FOR SPECIAL ACTION
OVER LIBERTY BOND

Warrington. Oct 15-The prezi-
dents Liberty lean proclamation. fs-
sued yesterday is as follows
"By the President or ire United
States OF America s PROCLAIM s. len
''Tha second Liberty loan gives tae
people OF the Tuired States smother
opportunity To lend their funds to
their government TO sustain their
country a war. The might Of the
United States u.s. being modified aud
orpanized 80 strike ii mortal Blow At
autocracy i'm defense of outraged
American rights and OF the cause of
Liberty Billions of dollars are zen
duired 10 arm, feed ana eluthe the
brave men who are Go5ng forth TO
fight our courtrys battles and TO as
sist the nat 0us wita whom wa are
making common cause against q com
mon foe To subscribe TO the Liberty
loan is to perform q service Of pa
triotism.
Now. therefore, I. Woodrow VIII
son. president of the United States
of America. de appoint Wednesday,
the oath OF October. as Liberty day,
and urge and advise the people 10 as
spmbla fiji their respective comm uIl-
Ties and pledge to one another and to
the government that represents them
the fullest measure OF financial sup
port.
"0n the afternoon Of that day re-
quest that patriotic meetings be held
IN every city. town and hamlet
throughout tina land, under the gen
eraI direction OF the secretary or the
treasury and the immediate direction
of the Liberty loan committees which
have been organized by the federal
reserve banks. The people responded
nobly 10 the cali of the first Liberty
loan with an over-subscFipaCD OF
more than SO per cent. Let the re-
aponse to the second loan be even
greater and let the amoagt be SO
large that it Will serve as an assur-
anca Of uuequaled support to hearten
the men who are to face the fire of
battle for AS Let the result be so
impressive and emphatic that it viii
echo throughout the empire Of eur
enemy as an index Of what America
intends 10 do 20 bring this war to
victorious conclusion.
For the purpose of participating
in Liberty day celebrations all EN-
ployes OF Thea federal government
throughout the country whose ser
vices can he spared NAV be excused
al ~ o'clock, "Wednesday tae gath or
October
I'm witness hereof, nave here
unto set nay hand ana caBseJ the seal
uf tire United States ta be affixed
Done in the District Of Columbia.
this 18th day of October. IN he year
OF our Lord enc thousand nine hun
dred seventeen, and OF the lndepend-
euce Of the United States Of America
the one hundred forty-second.
WOODROW WILSON.
by the president: Robert Lansing,
Secretary cf State"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
FIND COX GUILTY
OF SPETH CRIME
Bogus ATTORNEY Convicted af killing
Davenport Policeman as Hess Ho-
tel Last January.
JURY Is OFT SHORT TIME
Maximum Fl Life Sentence aHd -BiHI-
mum 10 Years Tor Conviction for
Second Degree Murder.

J. Allen Cox was convicted o. the
murder of Policeman Emil speca. in
the second degree. by q Scott county
district court jury Saturday afternoon
in Davenport
The maximum sentence is life tm-
prisoumeut ana the minimum lz ten
years. The verdict was returned at
go.
The fury had been -p delLherat-on
seven hours and 10 minutes
Attorney Barney 0'EaI Immediately
stated @ bill OF exceptions would be
flied. Judge a. +. Barker gave the
LAWYER until Oct. - 10 file
Cox sat rig5dty AS the foreman handed
Judge Barker the verdict. The prts-
ouer never moved as the verdict " as
read. de eonverGed WItl no ouc--not
to the JAN
Al ais the jury requested 1ustruc-
lions in reference TO tbG exact mean
ing of malice afore-6gugbt. Judge
Barker prepared tf9e instructions. read
them to this juryuen and submitted
them The jurors returned tc Lae jury
room,
Ig was then apparent that first de-
gree conviction would NOS be likely
when the jury returned It's verdict
shortly after 8 oeI0cE-a1ter the
veuiremeu' 5 request for further IN
sfructions-CgE. hy order OF the court
WAS brought from the county Jail to
the court room bv Herman Goadersr
deputy sheriff He appeared nervous
and held q lengthy conversation with
his legal advisers. Wayne Cook who
has charge oT the case, and Attorney
Barney O%eIl, who assisted Mrs.
cox was with her husband at this
time. She left shorty af16rWard- On
the surface She did not appear SO Wis
5bly affected as she did during the
trial
County Attorney Henry Tabeas. AS
sistant County Att0ruer Utfesen a8d
Attorney o'Ned were in@ court when
the verdict was returned Lawyer
Cook departed after further iastruc-
tfogs ne the jurymeE-
The Case.
Cox was accused OF shooting Off
Ger EalfI SDeta. tbe niahc OF Jan. Is,
1917. .}.he shooting occurred Ia the
Hess hotel
Detective Jack kinney was detailed
10 bring Cox 10 police station several
complaints having been lodged 30 the
effect that he had collected fees for
legal work bat had failed TO live APP to
his agreement. Ut was brought out at
The trial that COX was not an attorney,
Officer Speth met the detective zn
front Of the hotel Kinney told OF his
mission The policeman proHered his
assistance The men entered the no
tel, went to CoEz room and engaged
him i'm conversation. Cox refused TO
accompany them to police station. The
shooting followed, the detective haF-
ing stepped into the han at the time.
talking to another chance occupant
OF the room SDetb died al St Luke's
hospital the following day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

lists and reports and to extend the
time Tor fling tbs same. conferred
upon the president ty the provisions
Of said section IA and Including
the power and authority conferred
upon the president by The provisions
ef said section 5G9 to require taa
conveyance. transfer assignment. de-
livery or payment 20 himself at spcb
time ana in such manner as he shah
prescribe. a. any money or other
properties ewing 70 OF belonging to
on behalf o. or for the benefit oE any
enemy OF ally Of an enemy not hold
fnE S license granted under the pro-
visions - the trading with the enemy
act, which after investigation said
alien property custodian SHAH deter
mine is so owing or SO belongs err is
50 held
30 ANY person who desires 10 make
conveyance. transfer, payment. assign
meut or delivery, under the provisions
Of section tD) of the trading with
the enemy act. TO the alien property
custodian Of any money or other prop
ertr owing to or held for bg or on
account Of or on behalf Of. or for the
benefit an enemy or ally Of enemy.
not holding @ license granted as pro-
yIded IN the trading with the enemy
act or to whom any obligation or form
Of liability to such enemy or ally 81
enemy is presented for payment. shall
Tile application with the alien property
custodian for consent and permit 80
so convey. transfer. assign, deliver Of
pass such money or other property
70 him, and said alien property GUS
tadfan is hereby authorized TO exer-
else the power and authority con-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

by the trading v5-h me enemy. act I'd
he expended hE tha postmaster gen
erai ia the amin stEall8n 81 said Sec
tEan - thereof
- TIE postmaster general IS here
- authorized t8 take all suGa Gjsa5-
ures as may He necessary or eEpe-
dent p administer the powers hers. s
conferred.
Secretary af State.
% hereby veze ia the secretary
of state fEa executive adm trasi0H
Of tne provisions Of subsection t65 Of
section OF The trading with the en-
envy act relative to ans person trans
porting 5F attempting to transport any
subject or citizen of an enemy OF alsZ
OF any enemy nation and relative u
sporting or attempting - trans
port by any owner. master or other
person in charge of q vessel OF Amer
Jean registry from any place 10 any
other place. such subject or citlzea
OF an enemy or enemy ally.
&c. And I hereby authorize and en-
power the secretary OF state To issue
licenses for such sportation e
enemies and enemy allies or 10 With
hold or refuse the same.
81 and said secretary OF state IS
hereby authorized and empowered to
take all such measures as may be
necessary or expedieut to administer
the powers hereby conferred and TO
grant. refuse, Withhold or revoke Ii
ceuses hereunder.
Secretary Of Commerce.
IS hereby vest in the secretary
OF commerce the power to review the
refusal OF amy collector of customs
under the provisions OF sections -
and il Of the trading with the enemy
act. 10 clear any vessel, domestic o.
foreign for which clearance is re-
CURED by law.
Alien Property Custodian.
20. hereby vest in an alien prop
ertv custodian to be hereafter ap-
pointed. tne executive administration
Of all the provisions OF seCtiun z (Af
section Z (C8 and section Z ODD Of the
trading with the enemy act. including
all power and authority 10 require
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

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arE TO aeGue regulate ana gaalza
trading vftE IKE enemy and for other
d. ..-.-.-----z r.,s r. rar- au4
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frT- ar.tfzea can act to punish
ADS of interference with the foreign
rafarsr-a -aa neutrality ana The for
a.r1 ranrra-ra OF tha United states.
I H. rss5rszf- az~frraga and better TO en-
+ sl-.l ~. ,.-f,--f.-e5 laws ~F the United
z+aeas erf for 1+4ar purposes fbera-
/ matter designated as the espionage
/ zrFs farzry- make z1e following or
+ da~z and ~ufes and regulations
war Trade Board.
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+ Ns-1Ao41 or refuse Aee47F7 -1l ~.-1
. e>pertalLen OF All aFlcl-7 sA@148- t-.-'
bullion or currency. the expo. - - u (,
or taxing al 1ilo1 l.tll o. z.-7 l--e5'
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! 800 Fr. me- under sa=d ftla VII Of the
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&c J 1#FtaeF hereby Fe71 ilA aaLo "+i
trade board the power ana a1lAoFla-
NOT vested ia 9tAeI olil91s os
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sue "-d@l a1eA s51 LAS anu
as are N9l inconsistent WIN 30" OF ID
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al on 9e-atl or eI l9t @-i3 A5-z--1 4--
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oelat OF or Tor lna 29H6A- Oh. AN
enemy or ally pr enemy
5. Z further hereby vest On said var
trade board the power and authority.
under such terms and conditions as
are Aol lneoas2s3en1 WIN law 40 i7
sue 20 every enemy or any 81 enc -sr
9JaeF IMAM enemy on any o- eLei gay
insurance or reinsurance 1et-ta tA77r
1olGs business "--Ai4 'l11 1'+ssl
STATES l2fo42a an agency or o-.a-. --
once. o. osHef"lss' ap9iz--z -.-5te-9-
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temporary OF olAel ~ise ~ con -t1zAte 10
10 business or sasu 9oaf4 t--s "tsA-
1oia or reuse iae same
8. Ana / lorg9er hereby Ee9t & SID
$3.50 ~ 30 n~o,-5-;one ~ sarf.or
rTgE ~. -. f+.sl1s,,sr z,.ss7 III, sra-7.-
act -afe+fr-a ~ --ra1ti-,a, licenses T.,
.er7sr7-5-z 5r.5 -r7e~-vr a713as F. assume
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

rotary oL the treasury the executive
ADMINISTRATION Of the provisions 81
subsection fC# SCI section 81 the
trading #.#1a zte enemy aHG. relative
10 sending CIR taxing oal 1Es OF bring
4Ea saao. oT attempting So send. take
any letter writing or tangible IorLu
oE communication except "a the reg
ular course o. the maI and nj The
sending, taking or transmitting OF at
tempting TO send. take OF transmit ou5
OF the United states any letter or
other whiting. book map plan or 9TH
er paper. picture or any telegram
CaDIeEr8u or wireless message on
/ other form of communication intended
for or go be delivered, directly or in
directly. To any enemy or ally of en-
my And said secretary of the treas
+ uEF is hereby authorized and empoW-
+ cred 10 issue licenses TO send, take
. or transmit Clr Of the United States
T anything otherwise forbidden by said
4 subsection lC3 and give such consent
or grant such exemption Ia respect
thereto as is not inconsistent with
law OF I'd withhold or refuse The
same.
II. further authorize the secre- !
tary of Ghe treasury To grant a license
under such terms and conditions as
are meg inconsistent with law or to
withheld or refuse the same 30 any
enemy Or ally OF enemy insurance or /
+ reinsurance company doing business
. Within the United States through an +
agency or branch Office or otherwise. !
+ which shall make application within ]
/ 30 days Of Oct. s, 1917.
Is. I hereby authorize and direct
/ the secretary of the treasury, for the j
/ purpose of such executive admlnistra- +
llo1t 70 rake a42h measures ADOPT +
+ 7-1.i aAtll+tlia- Eatif5 procedure anu use +
s-@A agency OF agencies as no may 1
from l54-e 10 tAl-l9 11eiL necessary anu
2i9l9t log -ga1 pLl Pose -9 pro-
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$500 .s - -E
{ "a31 a'+lt @9 super 77@4+-
Censorship Board
-= deFehE 9sta9il7h p censorship
board to 9e composed oL FepF @se0La-
{ -Fest respectively OF me secretary OF
+ war, me secretary OF the navy t1eF
postmaster general the war trade
board ana the chairman of the com
m-ltae Oh public information.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
Secretary OF the Treasury.

10 I hereby vest fin the secretary
of the treasury the executive admin
istratiou of any investigation. reguIa-
tiou or prohibition OF any transaction
in. foreign exchange. export or ear
marking or gold or silver coin or bull
lion or currency, transfers of credit
in any form (other than credits reIat-
ing solely 10 transactions TO be exc
cuzed wholly within the United Statesl
and transfers of evidences of indebt-
edness or Of the ownership of prop
ertv between the United States and
any foreign country or between resi-
dents OF one or more foreign countries
by any person withiu the United
States, ana I hereby vest iU the sec
rotary of the treasury the authority
and power To require any person en-
gagged in any such transaction to fur
nish under oath complete information
relative thereto. including the produc-
tioa Of any books or accounts. con
tracts. letters or ether papers in con-
necrion Herewith ia the custody or
control Of such person, either before
or after such transaction is COM
pieted.
IL l further hereby vest IN the Sec
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-25
JAIL SENTENCE FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT
Druggist in Salem, Mass Who Tried to
Bribe Juror, viii Serve Ten
Months.

SALEM, Mass. Jan 25.-Augustus b
Wilson, a druggist of this city. today was
sentenced To 10 months in jail for con
tempt of court in attempting to bribe a
juror during his trial on charge OF keep
ing liquor in stock with intent to sell.
The trial was suddenly interrupted on
Tuesday, when the court was informed
that Philip Colman OF Beverly, a Juror.
had been approached
The arrest Of Wilson was ordered and
Judge Quinn instructed the prosecuting at
torney TO make an investigation
IN affidavit set forth that Wilson visit
ed the juror at his home Monday and dis.
cusscd the case with him. Colman alleged
that the druggist had urged him to hold
out for acquittal
Il will take care of you and you will
never regret it if you will do this for
me, Wilson stated, according to the aft
davit
Judge Quinn passed sentence from which
there would be no appeal, after announc-
ing that 1t was the most glaring evidence
OF contempt that had ever been brought
10 hls attention
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-25
AGREE ON FACTS
IN SHELDON CASE
Goes to Supreme Court Without Mu-
nicipal Court Manipulating
Law Violation Alleged

At II o'clock last night States At
tornev 0. b. Hughes and Attorney II.
II. Batchelder Of Springfield on one
side and Chase & Chase on the other
reached an agreement Of facts in the
case Of the state against Albert NJ.
Sheldon of North Adams, Mass. and
the case win 90 to the supreme court
for a finding instead of having a
municipal court hearing. The ease was
to have been tried at the Glen House
in Jacksonville this morning.
Mr.. Sheldon was arrested last sum
mcr charged with fishing without Ii
cense in Laurel beach pond in Jack
sonville, where he and others have had
summer homes many years. Mr.. Shell
don S claim is that he was fishing in
waters owned jointly by those who had
summer homes there and that he is
not, under the conditions, amenable tc
the fishing laws.
He is defending the case merely tc
have determined by the supreme court
the rights OF those who have developed
al Laurel beach summer colony Of q
private nature.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-25
UlLERY BUILDING
FOR SALE

This fine Main street property-onc
Of the best built buildings in Brattle-
boro--is offered for sale at reason
able price, based on rentals The prop
crty consists Of j5,foot street frontage
and about l20.foot depth; three stories
and basement, brick and granite build
ing, finished in hardwood throughout;
also five story annex. All well rented.
viii be sold at less than il could be
built for today, and will pay over six
per cent. A large part of purchase price
may remain on mortgage at per cent
This is rare opportunity to get \
fine piece of Main street property in
one of the best towns in Vermont. Foi
further particulars call on, or address
]. @. ULLERY, Room &c, Unery Build
ing. Brattleboro, Vermont.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-25
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
WEEK OBSERVANCE
Brattleboro and West Brattleboro So
cieties to Unite in Program - Rev.
j. G. Prince to Speak.

Next week is Christian Endeavor
week, the anniversary of the founding
of Christian Endeavor. 1t will be OBJ.
served by the Brattleboro societies. On
Tuesday evening the society of the
Centre Congregational church will en-
tertain the parish at silver social in
the church parlors from 7.30 to $50
and short program will be provided
also refreshments.
On Wednesday evening at 7.30 all
the societies here and in West Brattle.
boro will meet in the Congregational
church i'll West Brattleboro to listen to
an address by Rev. John c. Prince of
Bellows Falls, who will speak on Chris
tian Endeavorers and the Call to Eel
lowship.
Each society has been asked to have
a representative make few remark
on the main subject, at this meeting
Each society also will provide one
musical number
After the program there will be a So
cial gathering and refreshments will
be served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-25

to the provisions of the federal road
act of July II, 1916. Under this law
Vermont can receive 500, 500 the first
year providing the state appropriates a
like sum. This sum will be doubled ev-
cry two years.
Root of Bennington would have all
buildings erected after June /, 1917,
used and occupied exclusively as a home
and costing exclusive of land not more
than $4,000 nor less than $500 exempt
ed from taxation for a period of five
years if the town so voted
The senate has rejected Senator Ken
dali s bill which would abolish capital
punishment.
At a closed hearing of the agriculture
committee which took up Governor
Graham s proposal to consolidate the
state departments having to do with ag-
riculture, State Forester Hawes yester.
day discussed the plan in relation to the
forestry department, and suggested that
it would be impossible to obtain a
suitable forester who weuld act as a
subordinate. This evening Mr.. Hawes
will speak before the Farmers club.
Tuesday, Jan. 30, Immediately afte,
adjournment the Dunham bill pro
viding for a fve-days' notice of inten
tion to marry before the marriage cere
mony is performed, will be considered
at public hearing.
8 + & 3
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-25
TO INTEREST BOTH
MEN AND WOMEN
County Agricultural Association Annual
Meeting Next Week with Biennial
Choice of Officers

The regular annual meeting of the Wind
ham County Agricultural society will be
held in the Brooks House parlors next
week Saturday, Feb g. The morning
session will begin at II O'Clock and will
include reports of officers and committees
and the annual report of the county
agent, a. w. Sweeton. The regular bien-
NAL election Of officers will then take place
and plans for improving the work will be
discussed
In the afternoon at ! o'clock an inter
esting program Of speaking will be begun
The speakers will include Thomas Bradlee
OF Burlington, state leader in county agent
work, Mrs. Julian ~ Dimock Of the Yer
mont extension service at Burlington, and
some person from out of the state
The program is designed to be of spe
clal interest to women as well as men,
and the public is cordially invited.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-25
Conditions Throughout the
Country the Severest in
Many Years
OFFICIALS SELL THE
FUEL TO THE PUBLIC
Cold Has Brought Packs of Wolves from
Forests in Cote Dor in Eastern
France and Bears Are Ravaging the
Fields in the Loire Valley.

PARIS, Jan. 25.-France is in the
grip of the severest weather for many
years.
The thermometer registered II de-
grees Fahrenheit and even in cities like
Marseilles and Bordeaux there were
several degrees of frost. The number
of deaths from cold and suffering have
been aggravated by the coal shortage.
Edouard Herriot, minister of national
subsistence, has taken energetic charge
of the situation cooperating with city
authorities. He has decided to sell a
large part of the reserve stock of fuel
to the public.
The cold has brought packs of wolves
from the forests in the department of
Cote ID Or in eastern France and bears
are ravaging the fields in The Loire val,
lev.