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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01

Nj Walter Y. Kemper, Jr., left
Franklin, Friday, for Leon Springs,
Teas, to join the Second Officers
Training Corps. Mr.. Kemper had to
resign the Fort Logan Roots Camp to
undergo an operation for appended
tbs and the appointment to the new
camp Immediately followed his recup-
Grafton.
Mrs. Wilbur Kramer and Miss
Mildred Kramer returned Friday
evening fom Biloxi, Miss.
Mr.. John A. O'Niell left today for
Patterson.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01
FLASHES FROM The
PARISH SEAT

Public School session Of 1917-191S
will open Monday, Sept. 3rd, 1917,
with a three day institute Of teach
ers, to be held in the ST. Mary Cen
trsl High School under the supervis
ion of Supt. Colt. On Wednesday,
Sept. 9Th, the children in all the
white public schools of the Parish will
be expected to report for enrolment.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01

Mr.. Henry Palfrey is in receipt of
an interesting letter from Mr.. Pres
colt Foster, now at the officers train
ing camp at Fort Leon Springs. Tex.
He arrived on Sunday and was i'm
mediately sent out on a long all day
hike. Mr.. Foster left his work in
order to tender his services to the
Government.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicia! District Court,
st. Mary Parish.
Succession Of
LIONEL J. FLECRY. SR.
Deceased.
No. 1868
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01

Judge W. C. Baker and District
Attorney Percy Saint attended the
meeting of South Louisiana Water
ways Association, held in Lafayette,
La, Thursday. St. Mary is not one
of the Parishes included in this AS
ISOLATION, as it is a proposition to
give irrigation to the Parishes west
of New iberia; nevertheless this Par
ish is interested in any proposition
to diveit the upper waters Of the
Teche or to cross same with q canal
from Grand Lake.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01
Orders have been received fire.

Orders have been received from
Washington to send twelve white
men to Fort Pike, Arkansas on the
9th day of September. These men
will be the first of the St. Mary con-
tingent to go forward. AS the Sc
lection has been lief. to the Local
Board, the names Of volunteers are
being considered SO far four men
have volunteered. to wit.
Stanley J. Boudreaux, Franklin,
La
John Ibert, Franklin, La.
Anatole Guillotte, Franklin, La.
Clincy J. Henry, Morgan City,La.
Any other white man desiring to
get on the ground first should send
his name to Charles Pecot, Sheriff.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01

DR.. Frederick jocabson says, ~
cent of women need Pho.pn NJ
to give them Strong, REV. "
rounded figure and to a'o" !.
vous break down. Ihousan"
women grow strong IN "'
way.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01
Consider The Lilies Of the ~
How They Grow.

The life of the lilly is IS, ou " -. .
weeks CT months. The NE .. p
three score years and ten. D1
live ones life in it's fullness'
like the lilly, must be no1tls .s;.s
those same vital elements Hn,.' i
living thing; and these I 9aen hi,
valuable phosphate 50 oise ven ~
in the usual food We cav d -. d,
Argo-Paosphate is rich in sas ss.s =.
deSfui elements. i coa1ai'', ,,s iii
Concentrated tablets from WEI 4
easv to take and quics,y as,,1'.r
and absorbed into the sy y,.,ii. n
from youth to old age. pun o1l,u' n
ture provides for noufisl' u BIT
rebui.ds body and BRAN ram. " p,ss
FIJI harmony with Mature p,ds,,ss
plan. "That's why" gsd mid
makes good solid flesh anu ssrco.gs
SPECIAL NOTICE.: ~, "
phate contains the N "a If vi
p ps which thousands d.. o. 70 n
Clans are prescribing aaI MEN to Z.
up thin. pale, co!orless, Vim" ,ins and
them rosy cheeks, req Va, Isry q
beautiful complexion. M ara VOL
have been restored wne .s. :ror3|
have increased their Wt e.. ,ress II
to 25 pounds with lev who dds|
ment, and any w won developed
e should secure from nef ireyps.'
this new drug which n,r re-
and is dispensed by at aa' q dcs|
druggist i with or with0dd, r,,agiist c \.
prescription. If your "a u % III
not ne supply you, send - 20 Fsorsyt:s.f
Arr Argo Laboratories. ~ rjl serII
= a1 1wo weeks treatment 0'
mail. II
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01
CITY OF MORGAN CITY
VS..
DELIQUENT TAX DEBTORS

On said day of sale, l will sell por-
ton of said property as said debtor
will point out; and in case the debt
or shall not point out sufficient
property; l will at once and without
further delay sell the least quantity
of said property of any debtor which
any bidder will buy for the amount
taxes, interest and costs due by said
debtor. The said sale will be without
appraisement for cash in legal ten
der money Of the United States, and
the properly sold shah be redeem
able at any time within The space OF
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-01

Daily Review d'h'''''
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You can now buy hlsu ~ RlG,
writer carbon paper o. o,s M"
OFFICE. Telephone S''
ATE delivery.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25
SOCIETY

ThS lAAias snd frisads Or he Mills
Addition Priscilla Club we're delight.
fully entertained 1T the homo Of Mrs.
H. =. Phiiiips o. ~. l.aki ou We'd
.ssseay lass. \ delaey -isasAsoa -uaa
saryed At the noon hour hy- the hos
tess. and the day was spent In needle
work. music and conversations. Those
present were: Mrs. Bell. Ma Ben
Owens. Ars. Ia Owens. Mrs. Rose
Stanley. Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Alsxandss.
Mrs.. Porter. Mrs.. Bailey. Mrs. Mont.
eosaery. Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Kooats.
Ars. Dow. Mrs. leComb. Mrs. snow.
Mrs. Philips. Edna Owens. Dick
Owens. Jean Phillips. Herbert Phil
lips. Charley Booth. Bessie Potter.
Jean Potter aad David McComb. The
ladiss wish to extend their thanks u
R. L. Alexander and Mrs. Porter for
kindly givisg the uss Of their carr.
The marriage Of Miss Susan Erick-
son and Nr. John Smith took place
recently at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Aartin Greene. The bride was. besu.
tifoliy gowned In cream satin and old
lace. and was attended By Miss May
Davoren from San Francisco. Jack
Green was best man. The home was
beautifully decorated with lilacs and
June roses. The guests attending were
NJ. and Nm. Buckhols. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dingisr. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dixon.
Mr.. and Nrs. Charles Latts, Mr.. and
hrA Charles Poindexter. Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y.
Hanson, Mr, and Mrs. w. c. Davsn-
port. Mr. and Nm. Motschenbacher.
NJ. asd Mn. A. II. Newton. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Tinsiey. Miss Ruth Dixon.
Mis- Eitrutss Sullivan. Miss Tucker,
hiss Nell Lstta. Miss Mabel Lstts.
Mis- Hassl Brown. Miss Lucisl Stew
art. Miss Ruth Newton. Miss Ruth
Dixon. Tom Newton. Francis Essli.
y. Sullivan. Roland Kelly. Mr.. Kelly.
n. =. Latts. Sid Latta. J. N. Wright.
jim Green, Joe Green. Cecil Caldwell,
Joe smidl. n Bsir. Joe Robustsiins.
Dick Brown. Orb Brown. Tom Dixon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25
NATIONAL DEFENSE
yod2 oesglC|l Reports
teostinusA fssm pass u x 10

SoU9SS0 sS~ss to0S - - p -
.she nat,oAal Cdsisnasr broagAe %, q
clear and workable focus BY the coa.
ference cf states held rscsatiy 10
washinGton al The caii. ana under
the auspices Of The cosncil.
''Orsanisatiou Of . railroad CON.
mission 70 send 70 Russia and sulisa.
ment Of rssssvs sagiasev regiments
to aid In rshabslatiag the railroads
Of Ffaucs.. @B
lGssitioss naasd B~y
Besides ths many things done BY
the council. Ar. Oiaord snumsrates
In dstail the work oe lhs boards asA
|committsss. He begins with the
general munisioas hard. Of which
Frank A. Scott b chairman. aud re-
ports the following sceompiishments.
.'Developmsat OF the capacity Of
ANAL arms factories 70 supply ono
million mon with arms: contracts
signed for small arms ammunition
to meet all requirements: artillery
ammunition supply developed: source
|of machine gun supplies Developed:
raw material obtained for gun car.
riages and caissons: Standardization
OF motor Transports: supply OF ma
terisl for aobalsses bodies -obsainsd
asd satisfactory production Of armor.
ID cars assured: reduction In price
Of machine guns obtsiSed and In
creased production arranged: ar.
raasement OF ssGlcisnt supply Of SUR
gical Instruments: dsvslopmsnt Of
IN improved optical glass for military
instrumsnts: reeomnsnhsli0ns made
~ 70 fais and squsbIs psicss Tor army
and navy eontrssts:, aseanssmenss
made for taking Of BritlsA small arms
plants In this country: ssasblishmsnt
Of priority In manufscturs Of ma
chine tools 10 assure sovsrnnsnt OF
proper supplies; compllaties Of lists
Of munitions maasiscsassrs for guild
snee ofassmy ssd nisy n; making
Durchases.'' eig13 scs x ssiog4
- IS AIressSt neasA Ae1s sgieg 4
The work Of the aircraft prodpc-
tsos board d sst forth ~ length.
sons Of the main thinss. ~ has, done
sse: !. 9sl 70 My.goa 's.a8l Tsi& Il
q "Assistsd In orgsnisstiop Of air.
craft manufacturers ialel ssn .asso-
hslped put thru a asrssmsnt|
between aircraft companies - . basis
for ssttling pstsnt dlSputo: svolysd.
II eo-opafation with the chisl signal
oecsr. training plan fss svistors,
sn1, arranged, Tor ssndins psofSssors|
10 eToeoato Tor instrnctios ~ this
WORK; developed 10 co-opeestion With
The ssrensuticai divides . standard
lyps' Of aviation school heii1ing ana |
squipmest and sssistsd = sslsstisgl
sitss fps aviation sckeel5; svssnsslI |
'or standssdisstien OF 6aiiln6s typsl
of machine bstwssn E&siisAs Cans.
dias and Unitsd ststss sesvtte:r DOL
vsSopsd plans Tor bstlte tyDss 81
pisass. orders Tor whiehI sat6 bsinsl
plsssd now By tho military suthor.i
|tioo. ." sAeM o. aseAf4 a ia }
The nsdiesi ssetios. uslsr Dr. |
Flsnklin Martin and Or. 1nT'Gtmp.
'on. he's spsnt such Of ~ tjes select
ss civilisa vbysieis1s ~ 4 ~ mon |
lstios Y ~ sSny and 1svy.y ! public
's'v'es ~ ~ crass. ~ vStk kas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25
Y0UnG
COUPLE WfOOtO
DA ="
nAuDx n. xEwsuRy ssARRiEp
srxsnars arsaosx,xa AT sxN
AoNsorx-l,sAvx ON 1sslr

l,esra. = Nsvhnrv evc van Hrovn
vo.,, n.on,. 1. ,.c., .oe,..y "a
m.,,c., r,rc,e.. v.r. married water.
A., .,o,,S.s :, ~. 'AAvS. ~ IN.
49,, ~r-s,. ~ - ~. A w.
I- ceCn.s,. - - :, !. a.cIoch
SAm.,5,s.s rsr.,.crv rh,SN 81. ~.
,.,a.a ,,,, nx ,h. r.r.r,, ,,,.,,r..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

The eslssvssHss slavss % sIi sl0ht
In ~ ~. .aesss sed ~ ~yeNo IN e<hses.
. svss wv vnossstest ,thIs sisves -.
NSss aavlse VI Stteshsd ~ asy. ~ ysvs
pelisto :Aek VhlIsste. aai7sgt u ).
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

las passcnssr trains eossldsesd aot
esssaiiAi. and disrouraGtaG eosvse.
lioas and other msstinss that Require
unusual tFaia service.
Easiaesss orr Hsusre
Other apiishmsasn Of the rail.
Soad board are given - iollovs:
"kallss@eat Of nine sssimsats u
sasisssv to sshab,tats the vreach
railway sysssms: IN sssassemsas fos
moving coal To the Paeiac coast 10
boz cars TO prsveat ~ aascosom,csl
hsui haek: espsditlsas movement n
food products"
Telephone and telegraph eomNtl-
tees Of tho eoaaeii have arranged b
system of cooperation between ths
wire compsaiss and the soveramsat,
0ovssamsat calls arc given prefer.
sucs.
Msch army and aavy parcAaaias
has besa doas By tho sommitise on
supplies. OF which Julius Rossawstd
Of Chicago d chairman, TIE eom0lI
~ 10 composed Of six business msa
chosen from diasrsas industries. vho
are giving their eaiire time 70 the
work. This commitlcs II said 10 have
ssved the government millions Of DOT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

neay TaAsa Eas3
The huay Of w. c. Robinson. who
died last week 1t The Blaekbarn boz
pital hset, vas tAksa out this morn
Ing ~ Ats. Roblnsoa and brother.
to Harri1pn. Kans.. where interDent
-ill taks place. Mr. Robinsoa for
msrly tanght school 1t Yainax. and
was In he West for NJ healtn.% He
b survived Drawn and sArs eAil-
drsa. anA thsy cans hsfs ffeD 0k1a-
homa. = brother came out to aecon-
paay the party east- 81 os ar
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

lsas PlceoFss a Bear.
J. H. Becklsy oe Altanoat b 81.
hibitinG . number Of pictures taken
Of . beef killed at klamath AarsA
rsceatly. while he and his brother
were there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

= '-s-
been done thru eommietssa ssmsd IN
each neAis. Selection os $1,000 ply
siesana hes esss conpssesd.
as'aSs Ases Ss6ssassss
Mr.. ui6ord's report e1psasisss the
sork Of IN intsr-dspastnsatAi CON.
m'ssss waoss purpose y 70 pFsvsas
d1p''ees'oa ot var wosk oy sossra'
msnt eeesfs@sess. aad o. 'ns nsssi
'seees'.'as ooasa . eoasd 'avsa',ens.
headed ~ Thomss 4. Sdssna. sh'eh
q 'nssss'sas'se pIans 70 eomess she
saomar'as'
A commercial scoso1y board. With
a. W. Shaw assistant chairman. II
studyins bow coamsres nay bsst
NEST demands on u during the war.
and how large Quantities os supplies
may - dlvsrts6 70 government uss
without upsstting trade. This board
u ssulytns . plsa - ocoaooiss On
city delivery systsms.
The coal problem h II hands Of q
committee, AsaAsA b. ,. 9. Peabody
OF cAicaso. ls h assissins the var
railroad board n expsAitius The
movement Of cosI aud 10 tahiag usas.
ures TO stimulate production.
wsue. Have Dessuss nody
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aud imurov.d v,reI... ann. r....
a comm,ttss a. .h,nnir. 4. -o,.
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!. co.e,rdIn...A M. . s1.,. ,s.,..s I
headed By 0eorse =. Ports,.sa 4 ~ !
pssi.ted in orannIslas no eou.ssi.
And 4 slvins Sben advie. :. Il IN.
lhe fsdersI scvsrnmsst ssnsct. 81
N. .aa,.s II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25
e~~eA~>~>~~~~~~~

Ne&asus rtoa CAlifrs~iA.
Nliss D1na Houston returned from
California Sunday night. whore she ID
q nurse. to visit her .parsats, 1r. and
Mn. J. v. Houston. here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

saisrl aei 10 9ii'ad ~ ,aeEoqw' sgags
aisss saI seua3sG eosslqQ sai 10 sadj
Cd. oia! aelil1aQa,. c4osea ION % ss4cg
,gbs~tpA aoTbg isgod nj sllaa .l,u0is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

Patriotic Shirts. Hats. Ncckwesr.
Belts. st X. x. X. Store. Leading
CIothisrs, sh!sas szEt 3t.St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25
Nersu,ean. Oacer Rssc.

Necxale1ng O0cee Here.
J. P. Bauer of the United States
army Il Visiting Klamath On . re-
eruitins trip to help supply 7e,oee
soldiers hsedsd By The rsgulars 70
bring tAsn up to var strsagtA. Thh
week b Rstruiting Week. under pre-
idsatial lrocianatioa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

DREnER-To NJ. and Mr.. Emil
Drehsr Of III sargent street, this
city. Sunday. June seth. . boy; Or.
r. r. Hamilton attending. -,,
ERz-T Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Ers. OF
III Earl strsst, .this sity. .tslay,
June Ssth. dsughter. named Evelyn
Lucille; Dr. Geo. ]. Wright sttsndins.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

lass u the purchase at supplies, An
psopossd army esd navy eoa,rae,s
are smbsnitts1 10 the eommit.ss which
In many shsssnse, sss in-,,a, Il nev
purehssias sysssms.
ele.oeo, ,ooe - CSSrs~ saved
The ieonAiltse On vav supplies.
headed by BesssiA n. Dssueh Of N.v
fosk. lss ossaahsa ,hs pa,rhss. Of
raw nisssialp. Il saved The govern.
meat. secorAias 10 the report. 60.
ees.eos o. The psrehsss Of supply
ot copper.
aeassl tieneess' eanaislss % y.
ses y sasssed In ss,siiss isdusiFisl
dispstss cad Maintaining labor slasG-
arr. s, ,s
Ths eaaolssss o.. iaAaslstai pss-
paFs1asss has obtaiasd 17.ses detail.
- repests' frsA ths eesssry's larger
Rsssfssssslas p,asts r - eAsaeily
70 nss< sAs sovesaososs isdssts.al
aaA military ass1s AsriRs tAs was.
This iaSssnatioa eAs ss0ost declares.
vih psvvs isvaisabes 10 p,ae.as o..
1sss see sspesIss
.ssissssias Sssejsas sFs b1lg
studied ~ = sasioessias seoo6oo
usdss Dr. lleslis 0o1free.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

sECTIONAL BOOKCASEs s,.,,a
4 CROWNS library requires Globe.
Wsrnlcks growing boekeass. ,s,,,.
1t SoHNsroNE ypnNIrURE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-25

! LullBER HAULERs WANTED !
wstted-Lumbsr haulsrs. Big
Lake. Boz Co.. the old Savidgs plant.
16lt "a.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-17
Second Camp

Of the 1863 constituting the COM
plete list of successful applicants
from Tennessee for admission to
the second officers reserve train
ing camp, which will begin at Fl.
OcIethorpe August q, there are
six from Carroll county. Those
who will be permitted to enter
from this county are Jesse }.
Brewer, of Mckenzie; Edward b.
Everett. of Mckenzie; Paul w.
Lambert, of Huntingdon; Kent
Voyle Morrison. of Mckenzie; Rob.
ert Fl Carter, of Huntingdon, and
Carnes B. Lee, of Huntingdon. 1t is
SAID thai many of the best men in
the state fell down on the physicaI
examination. There were 1900
applicants from the state and it is
insisted that the method of selec.
ton was absolutely fair and i'm
partial.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-17
GDEN A CANDIDATE
Announces for Sheriff Subject 10
the Action Ut His Party

S. G. Alden is a candidate for
sheriff of Carroll county and his an
nouncement is found in the Demo-
crat this week. Mr.. Alden is a life
long republican and makes his an
nouncement subject to the will Of
the party as expressed in the prima-
nv to be held September ID.
Mr.. Alden served Carroll county
in the capacity of sheriff for six
years, prior TO the beginning of
Sheriff Kinks term of Office, and his
record is before the people. He en-.
tiers the contest upon that record
and is willing to stand or fall by it.
The people are familiar with the
kind Of official he made during
those years he served the county,
and he pledges himself if elected to
give to the Office the very best SER
vice in his power, feeling that his
experience in the past has better
fitted him for the Office and will en-
able him to make even a better
sheriff in the future than he made
in the past,
He win make an active canvass
Of the county, meeting all the voters
possible and will press his claims
with that vigor and energy charac'
teristic Of lis farmer campaigns,
and he will appreciate I t.:e ~
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-17
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE
Joe r, Hester is in the Race for
denomination

The Democrat is authorized this
week to announce Joe T. Hester for
reelection to the office of trustee of
Carroll county, subject to the action
of the republican primary to be
held September IA.
Mr.. Hester is serving his second
term and is making one Of the very
best trustees the county has ever
had, and in saying this we do not
mean to speak disparagingly of
those who have preceded him, for
the county has been fortunate in
having men in this Office well quail
fed and fitted for the duties of the
office.
Mr.. Hester is a fine business man,
thoroughly fitted for the intricate
duties of the office, and in meeting
the people in collecting the taxes of
the county he is courteous and po-
lite, and very accommodating. He
has a pleasant word for every one
and is exceedingly popular with the
people of the county.
His careful attention to the du-
ties of the office and his close collec-
ton of the taxes due the county
have made possible, to a large de-
gree, the excellent financial condi-
ton of the county. He is careful
and painstaking in the performance
of his duties and ever watchful OF
the county's interest, and should he
be reelected he will continue to
serve the people in that faithful
way that has characterized his past
record.
Mr. Hester will make vigorous
canvass Of the county, see all the
voters of his party possible and viii
heartily appreciate any influence OF
support that may be extended hin
in securing the nomination.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-17
JUDGE WILSON ENOCHS
Is a Candidate for Reelection to
the Office of County Judge

We are authorized this week to
announce Judge Wilson Enochs as
a candidate for judge Of the county
court Of Carroll county. Judge
Enochs announces himself subject
to the action of the republican
primary to be held September "A.
There is no more important of
fee in Carroll county than that of
county Judge. There are Offices
that pay a more handsome salary,
but no one in which the people
should feel a more special interest.
1t is an Gfice that has to do with
the people in such close and Pc
culiar way that it is exceedingly
important that a man be selected
to Gil the office who is especially
equipped and fitted for its mani
fold duties. In the past the peO-
pie have regarded the Office in this
way and when they found a man
we'll qualified they kept him in of
fee without reference to the Gus
tom or rotation that has obtained
in other Offices of the county.
The splendid financial condition
Of the county is largely due to his
watchful care and close and care
full attention to the management
of its affairs. The county owes
no debts and has money in the
treasury to meet its obligations.
OF course Judge Enochs would not
assume to himself all the credit for
this splendid condition, but every
one familiar with the duties of the
Office and his official conduct knows
that much credit is due him along
this line.
Judge Enochs is a clean, safe
man, and a christian, upright gen.
tleman. He is conservative in the
conduct of his Office, presides
over the quarterly court with Dig
nifty and fairness, and has an Off
cial record which is compliment
to him and of which any man should
feel proud. He is a splendid Of
fetal, and will make a vigorous
canvass for reelection. Any as
sistance rendered him in securing
the nomination of his party will
be gratefully appreciated by him,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-17
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
Committee Fixes Friday, Septem-
Der II ,as the Date

The republican county executive
committee met last Wednesday
and called primary for Friday,
September IA, to nominate cSnai-
dates for the various county
offices.
A number of candidates appeared
before the committee and gave ex-
preston to their choice for the
method and time for making the
nomination. A primary was the
method desired by all who ex-
pressed themselves and an early
primary was the preference of
most of those who spoke on the
subject.
The impression prevails that
there will be field full of candi-
dates, and they will have TO get
mighty busy if they succeed 10 see
ing the voters before the day of
the election.