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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Sapenport iiber Den Sd)uIfonpi mo
Den rautbolifentas I'M &(einen" III
Davenport. - g5 ipuroc beihloien.
baS oas Oirettprium eeraue Grfuns
bieuneen ein5iebe iiber Die Suitanoc
in setpiiien Staatsanltalteh nno onnn
naf 9eraibung nit ben 8iItoien oeS
Staates auf Xbfieluns ettpaiger uebels
itdnbe enereiid biunrbeitet, tuenn
fbunlidJ burd) Die 2egisIatur. - Be-
iiirtportct ipurbe Die ginfibrlre bes
8oltspereins i'm SutereiIe Der Gufs
tIdrl,us uub Shulun8 bes Bottles. -
Ginitimmig mar Der geltluB, ii1 benz
Gentrals Yerein unb Der Soberation
au5uiflieben. = 0ie ginnabmen oes
Werbunbes tpareu $295.66. Die GuSs
9aben $98.74. Die 8~eamtenipabl erz
CAB: R1sr. u. W. Seer. Yrdiioent;
5. %. ssSurlin9ton, 8ice sYraiis
bent; Bern 9ten. 3. s. Srunes altou.
Setretdr unb Sos. Sorfenbrods Netp
Sampton, Sfasmeiiter - Im 8.
Sftober tpar s. a tbpIitentas. bel
peltem Die foIsenben 8eoner aufs
traten: 8ep. Cos. &liempersG Carroll
iiber Sung 4merifa"; Wtier. Geo.
8. SEER ubuaue iiber vSpbere Iuss
bilbuns u~niercr Suseno"; 8ep. s. :.
9runes Mlton iiber .Sie So5iale
Sraee"; Or. q. s. WuclersS perss
bile iiber .Yapit Yius Der 3ebnte",
unb Der Idtbare s.. 8ilfenz Sort
Mdbiion iiber Ser fatboliide Wann
unb Singing ais Siirser" .--Meittelit
G~eiolutiou perlanst Der finite oertIde
aatboIifentas fiir bas Iolt Der Ybilips
pinen Die poIe @arantie ocs aHges
meineu IoIferrehtes, Defenders Die
9eibebaltuns Der bort reiibierenoen
Yrieiter mo Die ~Abihaffuns bes ncns
einaefiibrten Sd}ulipitems.-Sn elmer
anbaren 8eiolutiou miro gc9en ale
scbeimen unb bal69ebeimcn @eicus
ltaitcn eeiparnt. Der So5ialismIS
uno ieinc Observation-Disclosures unb relis
,yionsfpibrieen @runoidsc nnb Inz
itrebnngen ipliroen perurtbeilt. - Der
aonpent perlansi ba5 abiolute Rcdt
fir Sniaiieu bon 3uGts uno SeHes
runass anitnltcu hire Hcli9ion frci
~nus3uiibeu nrb bnb ieoer 5~n'tdnbige
Yrieiicr eriuGt iei. icbc 3eit i'll eciits
liher Sad,e iene Initaltcn ju beiud)cn.
9ie ied,ite General : 8eriamms
lune iano AM II. Sftober 1905 81
burlington itatt. Sn ieiner Groifs
nungss Hebc ertldrie Der Serr Yrdiis
bent, Die Sriid)tc Der IN Nclp 6ampton
in 1908 ous9eitreuten Snmenforrcr
ndrcn bas ncue SoIpital in Carroll
unb baS altenbeim III Subuauc.
6eioc utter 2eituns bon oeutihcn
Sdipeitcrn. Sn Sahe Der Staats.
a~nitalten unb Der 0e,uiHenstreibeii
ibrer Sniaiieu bitten anbere tatboliihe
gereinisnusen bilfrei&e Sanb sereiht.
ebcuio bGtten Die giitofe bic Yldne
mitaebeiBen. @s ipuroe be1floIien.
bab Die 8eitrd9e aler @ereine piintts
lid, Dor benz I. Dtai in 5dnbeu bes
Stasmciiters iein io1cn. oomit oers
lelbc an ben Gentrals@ erein nnb Die
Soberation redt5eitis bcriftcn Tonne
2aut Der neuen Srbnuns 9eben He
SeitrGse burd ben Sinan5iefretdr Ses
Gtdatsperbanoe5 an ben Central
Yerein nnb bieier i%i6ermitteIt Der
idaiecn Setrag an Die CELEBRATION
Die Giuunbmcn pcs Sinatspera
buupcs lpnrcn $20a.26, bic aliSanbcr
S173.0t. Hoh ldn9crcr Scboiter
tpuroc Beethoven. bic apnititntion IL
beiben Spradeu 5u p~erDtfentiiher
unS ben Selc9ate'a sriaubt. iid aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
y Cnitorirues.
-
Die It. Senjiatins Gaaun'
aen. Gin Hadtlid.

Su Der hummer BON /. Sttobcr
bieB cs mic iol9t:
~@s miro nidt bc5ipciiclt, pap Der
Stadtspcrbouo pm Sfolpn cine itnttz
iihc In5abl nou- 2ci'tun9cu binter
iit bat. c. bcitebt fcincrlci IbIidlt,
hiciclben 81 idymdlcrn oocr gar pcrs
neincn Sl lpoIlen. NIr lpplcn mir
tan eoitoriellcr StelIe) beu lpcrthen
2cicr @iufe mn Wegc nlbcutcn. Die
ben ge9~enipdrtigeu Icrbdltnincn Hcd,z
nlina tru9cn.~
Sdpu aus. bicier llriud)c iudrc Gin
Hiidblid nui bic Sagrngen ocs
Stant5perbnnbcs BON Sntereie, on
pieIc Der ncucrcu Wit9lieber bes Scr
tnnoe5 nit Der @cIfitte oealclben
nid)t pcrt.aut Iino. Sm Nadiolgcns
beu bobeu mir per1lIdlt cine einiects
maBcn dIronolpgiidc Hcibenfol9c Der
@%rcigniiic 5u 9cbeu. gtit Den Or
tldrunecn bic in ciucm .GinSci9nbt"
bon yGincm Der alien @aroc" 9cmadt
pcroen (Sicbe Scite A, biirfte Der
9enci9te 2eicr ciu anndbcrnb rif]ii9eS
Bib bon Der @eIfihtc bcs SfuatS@
rerbonoc5 bon Soma crbaltcr. llnierc
2cier in anbcreu Siuateu bitten mir
in bieien 8od,cn ctipus nntiihti8 5u
icin, fucuu pielleidJt ii6cr @ebiibr oicier
9taum bon &cicitoii cm9enOmncn iciu
ioa, Der buuptidd)lid SoIpa'er @ereinsz
leute augcbt.-S L Heoafteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Der 0anoesiprdde CD 5u bebieueu,
lpenu bemicIben Die beutife niht 9es
lduii9 ipdrc. Gin 2eeislatips aornitc
(Hittcr. 0oelfer. 8ilfen) lpurbe err
nannt, nm Den fatboliihen SniaIien
Der perihiebeuen Staatsanitalten 8es
lisionsircibeit 5n iihern. - Die all.
seuteine Stimmnns Der S~eriammluns
mar sesen bas 9raftierer unb se8en
ben SunntagS= Salppn nno> iOrberte bic
0urhfiibruus bes Staatsseiete.-gS
ipilrbc beid,loiien. fir quite Geftiirc fir
Sniaifeu Der Staatsauitalten Gorge 81
trasen. Sn5 &omite beitnno aus
Sol9enoen: 8ep. 8eirid, e. @ia9ins.
u. Sdarpboff fir Subuaue; 8ep. 9.
8ern, u. 5artmauu iinb s. Shreiber
fir Sabenport; Rep. 8ienoIb. 5.
Sinees, q. Sriebmanu fir Siouy
9th. 0as tatbolii6e @oIf, 10 beist
es III einem aubcren geidllib. 5ablt
nit fir Die oiientlid)en 8ibliotbefen.
3esbaIb iuIte Op ftematifh d. fir
fatbuliihe giider ansefrast ,ueroeu.
= 8. SuIlinan ~beridtete iiber MiBs
ltdnoe auf Den YbiIippinen. CT pers
urtbeiIte bic SanoIun8en eineS ees
iuifien s. s. Smitb. Elm Namensz
fatbolit. Der burd) fem fal1d)es @eien
Der Stride idtper 9eidaoet babe. -
.6atbolitentase i'm aleinen" aur
b~eiieren Iusbilbung n~nIerer Sing
hinge II. WGnrer ipurhen befilriportet.
- Sic 9onner belt 8ortrag iiber bas
8~creinspeieu unb 8ep. Sbos. Burt
bon Senecn. Sans. iiber Die hriitlide
@rsiebune. - Sci Der Seamtenpabl
erfldrtc Batter Bruno I'M Namen bes
bisberiseu Sirsftoriums. es lei in,
Gimme Der bofp. @eiitliffeit ses
banbcli. fir bic geamtcnitelen 2aien
Sn ipdhlen. 9as lei pom Nnfans al,
bic abiiht Der 5ii6rer beS gunbes
se,ueieu. Sie Yrieiter ieien INNER
bercit. am Ilsbau beS Sunbe5 had
,Ardfteu mit5uarbeiten. G5 mare ies
BOD, rntblam cinen 9rieitcr gum TO-
genannteu Gommiiiarius gu ndblen.
iN beiien 2Guoen Die Sauptleitune
bc5 @unbes gclegt lei. 3err y. y.
@oelfers Subuaue purbe Johann sum
Yrdiibenteu erndhli. s. Sol5 BUR
lin9tou gum @icc sYrdiibenten. Z.
StoeipenersS Sort Inbiion gum Sefres
tar. :. Sortenbrod Herp oampton
unb Batter g. @. Seer fir Commit :
%iarius. Sireftoren: Ioter Yape. 6.
BiQeine unb s. 8ublp fir Die Si03eie
Dubuque; gater 8rieier. S9nab SilS
unb i. 8ilfen, Sapenport; Iater s.
:. @rune. &. 2ubwis uno y. Sunaers,
Siour 9itp.-Heoner auf Dem aatbos
lifeutdg am rs. Sftober iparen: Batter
3ielenbnd, >YbilooeIpbia iiber rlluierer
8%laubcu"; Gr5biitof IeBmcr iibe,
-0as Ipoitolat Der 2aieu"; Serr 6,
SuQipan iiber .%llniere 8Iaubenss
briibcr auf ben Pbilippinen"; 8eU.
Shoeuingb iiber Ser fatboliite
Wann babeim". - Cine ldnecrc He.
lolution. perfaBt bon Sr3biItof WeeB'
mer. baubelte ii6er Die un9ereftc 9e.
banbluue Der fat6oliihen Stride aui
Den Ybilippinen. Sn ben offi5ieuer
gerbanolunsen Der iediten aonpentior
be5 8uubc5 iinoet ii9 audi Die aoniri.
tuition bes @erbanbeS In beutifer uni
en9liiher SpraHe.
Sic iiebente @eneral : Der.
inmmlun9 taaie nm s.. g., TO-. II
mns ~. Scpicmbcr 1907 NIT ben
Central @ereiu in Subuauc. 81,
Yurolc iiir bic aouoeutiou lnutcte
.SurT Die driitlid,e Snmilie 5uriic
sur driItlideu Notwithstanding"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
fatbuliIhc Siinaliuse beiont; al

fatbuli1hc Siinalinse beiont; aufs
.Sieiitc beboncrt" ipurbe Die CIR
mprbun9 bes Yr1iiocntcn Wcatnlep;
icruer perpiIibtetcn Die |erbauoss
| Wii9Iieocr lid. aur Die I~nIdaffn1g
pnncnhcr 8olfsbiid,er bin3uarbciten;
and, pIroe Die N~otblpcnoiofeit Der Ibz
boItune io~serannter naotbolifentn9c
i'm &leinen" bctout. nber bic Snitiatipe
benz YrdIibcntcu iiberla!cn. - gs
ipurSc feitgelcgt, bab bic 9~eorudfen
GerboubIuugcn iunerbalb bon c d.
8otcn nad Der aonpcntion Den
Reconsideration 5ueeiicIlt ocer oicIe
cine senoue elite uro ISrel'e t9rer
Witaliebcr oorlceeu miiBten. -
Sdmmtlife 9eamten ipurSen cins
itimn,ie tpieberertpdblt. - auf benz
algcmeincn 8atbolifcntna 5uScgcn
lpar Der alte bod)ip'ite Serr GrSbiitoI
&cune bon Dubuque. CT belt Die
8eitprehigt. Sen &priiB aui benz
aatbolitcntag iiibrte Serr Wm. 2ans
geniclb. Rebuer iparcn: Yrof. 3.
SfuItez gieip Sicnna. Gr5biiduf 5. &.
&eanc. ucldcr tem Staatsperbanh oh
ieines frdftisen AmftreteaS in Der
Shuliraae 2pb spite, ferner Nep. =.
+. Sungemanue IIta &iitu.
Sic finite @euerals Seridmm~
ling bc5 ct. Souiiatiuss Sunbes fanS
am I. Sttobcr 1903 in Heip Samptou
itatt. Su ieiucr @roiinunss>& ebe err
tldrte Der bodlp. Yrdiioent Geo. 8.
Seer inter Inberen,. es iei nidrt pers
aebens 9~earbeitet noroen. 90 babe
Der Snub bic Vcrbreituug gutter
Shriften sei5rbert, lid sesem nm
seredJte Shulseiete nit smtem Grfplse
scmcbrt, ,2atbolifeutase i'm aleinen"
absebalten, @interihnlen angeregt,
has stYbium Der Sosialen Srase nrt'
sebabnH mitsebulfen an benz Ban nes
M%ltenbeimes su Dubuque unb an Der
Grrihtuns Ses beufihen &ofpitals in
Carroll, cine Sufifule in 3persuile
er5ifnet, etc. BIC grsoio5cie Srbuque
habe 21S Yrieirer. baruntcr % oents
Idle, airden nit pohnhnitcn Vric'tcrn
15i, earunfer 81 Ocutide. Tiarrcien
50, baruntcr 50 bcuiidt. bon ocnen
Iae bis auf 5ipei. bic crit ielbiidnoig
9c%iporben. Yiarrihulen baben. Inter
oeutid)er Seiiung lei oas 8oiienbaus.
ein Idbdenbeim in Dubuque uno
ebenio bas i'm 9au be9riifcne Iltenz
bcim. Inter nid]t beutifer 2eitung
ieien elm GoIlegiumt. 20 gtaoemien.
iiini Soipitdler, cin Snu5 bonn 8nten
Sirten unb cine Yripats Srrcnanltalt.
Die Si6scie Davenport babe rs Tries
tier. oarunter 33 beutife, 8cmeinben
mit-reiioicrcnbcu Yrieltern 02, oar>
inter 81 oeutihe. Shulen AZ.
bcutihe %, Gin G%ole9ium. iieben
Itnbcmien. neiin SoIpitdlder, brei
Srrcnanltaltcu. ein I~ltenbeim, Gin
Rdbhenbcim. ale nit Isnabmc bon
brci Sooipitdleru inter nidt sceutid)er
Qeituns. Die Sioscic Siour Ctr
sable % Yricircr. barunter 81 Seuis
ide; YiarrifuIen AZ. b%nruuter %
beutld)e; @cmcinben NIT reiibiercnben
9rieiterml 81. odrunter % oeuti6e;
brei Mtaoemicn. oarunter cine pcntide;
elm Soipital. elm Rdod,enbeim. Sas
I'M Ban begriffcnc SoipitaI su Carroll
itebe inter Seutider 9eitune. Sbigea
beipeiie, oab Die bcuti6s omeritaniidcr
Satbolifcn Scfpa'$ 9robcS selciitci
baber aui rcm Gcbicc'bcr Siarrlhule
ndbrcnb lie oui benz @c6icte Der bobca
rcn GGulcu, S%oipitdler. altenbcime
ctpas Suriid icicn. &dbrcno Der
Sebatten berittetc Sauos Silb Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Sic iiebente @eneral : @ers
lammlnng ta9ie ant s.. g., TO-. II.
nns -. Scptcmber 1907 NIT hem
Central @ereiu IN Snbuquc. Die
Yarolc iiir Die aoubeutiou lnutete
.Surd Die driitlid,e Samilie Suriid
sur driitlideu Notwithstanding"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Sic u icrtc aoupentiou pes
Staat3pcrbnnbes innb am 10. Sfiobcr
1901 81 Carroll itutt. Su Der Sirefs
torcns II. Yrieitcrs Veriammlun9 ipnrs
Den Die pprbcreitenoeu Irbeiten fir Die
General y criamn,lung getban. Scr
bon europa Su~riidgetebrte Yrdiioent,
Wt,ar. Seer. bctontc. Der Sl. Batter
babe Den Iertreiern beS 1873. itdlic1
niid1eu Nutbolitcnta9cs 9eacriiber icine
Sreubc bnrIber %bctunoet. bab Die aus
tboIitentase lid 10 erniI nit Dem Srus
binm Der io3iulen Sra9c bciaBtcn.
Sooann erlpdbnte er ben Sic9 be5
Staatsperbanbes aeseniiber Der Sdyuls
slpangss Yorlage in Der Sotpa +
Stauts 9c9islutur. - Cant Veriht
oe5 Shosmeiiters. Hep. 9. aern. be-
lieTcn lid, Ole @iuuabmen beo gunbes
nui S21l.70 unb bic IuSgdben nri
Hitter bcn Neiulrtioncn.
eic Hcu. \. &ucmpcr bon Carroll Der
las unp crIduicrtc, ici cine crp0bni.
upeld)e bic Noth,ueuoisfeit non gSinter
I ihulsu m fotbpliihtu Nnitalten III,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

t6ortieRnns ami hsr 2, Ssits.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Sic a d, @enerals Merchandising
bes gunbcs fanb 5u 8emien am 8.
Sftobcr 1909 itatt. Sn Der Gins
leitung 5u ben 0erbanolungen beiBt
es. Die 9eIbliiiie uno gmpfeblunsen,
pelfe burt ben 8unb brett ans Bolt
bon Soma sebrad,t tperben ioIen. ieien
bon mebr prattiider Ratur ais tpie
bisber. - @eionbers piftis mar Der
geidluB. bab gin5elmitgIieecr. bic
fern bon iebem @erein ioobnen. bem
|Sunoe bcitreicn ,onnten bnrd) idbrlihc
appiitcuer bon % Scnta. - Sn Dem
YrGiioenteu Ssrid)t ipiro ertldrt. oaB
~nnicre arbciten sroBtentbeils rnrin
beiiebcn, cie Gripdauu9en uno Be-
'i6IaNe bes Gsntro! s@ereins in Dem
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
.CHANC*RY kDJOURNS
U:,1IL WEDNESDAY
CHANCELLOR oEARDEN HANDS
Down DEGREES IN THREE
CASES IN HIS COURT.

Following the hearing of the case
Ct Campbell VS.. Campbell in Chan.
Gerry Court today. Chancellor Bearden
will adjourn court until next Wednes-
day. lie has a special term of court
at Shelbyville for the intervening days
and expects to be through with 1t by
Wednesday.
Rendering decisions Wednesday az
ternoon Chancellor Bearden dismissed
the complainants bill in the case Of
P. B. Ladd vs.. r. P. Baker and or.
cered the costs to be paid by the com
,.lainant An appeal was taken.
The case Of Smith and wife W.
'lSsies and R'octss Kas dismissad ~
20 Bloefer. A. decree Of RECESSION was
rendered as 10 lot and tract of land
exchanged and 20 damages were al
lowed.
A decree was granted for the plain.
u6. but . 800 credit claimed BY TIE
defepdsnt was allowed in the case of
Jones. admir- Vs. Alex Harlan.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
TO ATTEND BIG
MASS MEETING

Izssns<A - RVssiaaat Whoa y"
set apart tomorrow "wednesday al .
special day for the drive to secure
s5,o0o.0oo Liberty Loan, and we WISH
to cooperate heartily with the now
ments of our Government and fecos
mixing the necessity Of Haury coano
doing its part in subscribing FOR 'n''
issue OF the bonds ! am asking 'no
members of the First letaooi"
church to come to the prayer service
tomorrow night at 2 O'Clock ins'e''
of 1880, so that We can adjourn "
attend the Maury County Mass sle0'
ing at the Opera House in the inter
est of the Liberty Loan.
The FIRST and second chapters OIL D.
Johns Gospel will be used for INV
prayer service. WIN B. RlCh''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26

ljority of the democrats of the coun
ty interested in fair play and law en-
forcement hope that the committee
will stand by it's announced determi
nation to hold primary safeguarded
in every respect by the statute.
The primary committee has not vet
met and made the assessment against
the candidates. therefore no candi.
iate has qualified, although some are
anxious to do SO.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
: z &c o. o 4 0 :. . : . : o .
\ PERSONALS. 9
0Ee.e.eE D Z . : . : . = .
PERSONALS

Mrs. John B. Wilkes has returned
To her home in Pulaski, after WISHING
her brother, H. U. Wakefield and fam
lily, at Dark's Mill.
Mrs. Mckinley Goode, OF Chicago,
formerly Miss Bessie smith, o! .,''"h-
Vile, is visiting her unele, ". l.. nc
Kinney and family.
Paul McAdams, of Bridgeport
Conn, is home on short y.s!l ~ ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrh. w. L. McAdams
Mrs. e. C. McComb, of Batcsvilie
Ark, is visiting Mrs. A. F. Sowell, Jr.'
at Ashwood.
Misses Annie Lou and Irene Good
win, are visiting Mrs. Scott Len.z, at
Eebo.
Miss Ida Walker has returned from
Mt Pleasant, after spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. K. B. Will
son to attend the fair.
Mrs. Lena Lewis, Of Sparta, is
visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. G. Sims, returning from visit to
Mineral Wells, Texas.
MIR. and Mrs James Leon, OF Nash
Vile. spent the weekend with Mrs.
J. H. Rogers, on Thirteenth street.
Miss Beverly Corbitt of Nashville,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Nc
Adams, for the week.
T. N. Figuers, ST., is in Lebanon
visiting his daughter, Mrs. John E.
Edgerton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
4 X n X 4 X X X \ 4 X ,
THANKS TO DEMOCRAT.

= But for the kindness and cour- 4
y tesy Of our neighbor, the Demo- !
+ crat, there would be no issue of 4
= The Herald today. An accident 4
= to the press Of this paper on yes i
y terday afternoon threw it entirely 4
= out of commission, but the Demo- \
\: crat promptly placed its plant i
II unreservedIy at our disposal. 4
# Public acknowledgement is here i
y given Of its courtesy and kind \
= ness. i
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
CONFERENCE Of
Y. NJ. c. A. WORKERS
JUDGE HOLDING RETURNS FROM
BIG MEETING AT CHAT.
TANOOGA.

Judge Sam Holding has returned
from Chattanooga, where he attended
the state conference of Y. NJ. c. A.
workers. At this conference the $780,
600 to be raised in Tennessee for the
campaign of Nov. II, Nov. 10 was ap-
portioned to the various counties.
About twenty-five attended the confer
ence and Judge Holding visited the
soldiers camps.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
SUB COMMITTEE
MEETS SATURDAY
WILL ASSESS THE EXPENSES OF
THE PRIMARY TO THE
CANDIDATES.

There will be a meeting Of the pri.
mary committee at the Court House
1t 1880 on Saturday morning, Oct.
n. This committee is called for the
purpose of estimating the cost OF the
election and making the pro rata as
easements on the several candidates.
The county democratic committee will
meet the following Saturday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
WILL. PREACH ON
..-. FOOD PLEDGES
BOARD OF STEWARDS FOR THE
coaeske YEAR Atsc 70 az
M6TAllED.

At the Sunday morning services the
new board OF stewards Of the First
Methodist church will DO duly In.
stalled. DR.. Kicks will deliver . brief
charge 10 them and then induct the
members into offiee.
In his sermon Sunday morning Dr..
Kicks will give special attention to
the question Of food conservation. urg-
ing all Of his members to sign the
food pledge cards during the canvass
next veet.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26

D : g g. o= olOEO. o-o
. SOCIETY. 0
. = 0. O=o=o=O-O-O-e
SOCIETY,".
MckeePatton.

Miss Kate Patton and R. H. Mckee
were married on Wednesday after
noon, Rev. J. E. Trimble officiating
After the ceremony they went to tho
home of the groom, where friends
provided an elegant supper and recsp-
ton. Mr. Mckee il = salesman TOT
D. H. Reavis and is a very popular and
hutling young business man. Ths
bride is a most charming young lady
of many fine attributes of character.
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,MAUFY COUNTIAN.
d. Putty SHERIFF

In letter to Major White, Algeron
4. Hodge writes that he Is now deputy
sheriff and collector of Marshall, Tex
as. While a very lucrative ONCE he
declares that the high cost OF living il
terrific.
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sueserIbe for The Herald.
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CONFUSION ARISES
OVER HOLD|t G THE
COMING ELECTION
MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO TAKE 1T
OUT OF THE PROVISIONS
OF THE LAW.
PROVISIONS OF The ACT OF 1870,
Make II Clear That There Should be
A Supplemental Registration, Notice
OF Election Required to be Given
Assessments Not Made.

There seems to be more or less
confusion about the approaching dem
ocratic county primary to be held on
! Nov. a. all largely due to the fact
that it is the first primary held in the
county, under the primary law and for
county officers since the celebrated
split in the party eight years ago. The
last legalized primary for county off
GERS held in this county was in Febru
airy, 1910 Since then no primaries
have been held for this purpose.
The primary was called last month
! by the county committee, under the
legalized primary act of 1901, under
which all former primaries in this
county were held. The resolution OF
the county committee expressly pro-
vides that the provisions of the law
in every respect shall apply.
1t is also provided in the primary
act and in the call of the county com
m!ttee that all of the restrictions ap-
plicable to voting in regular cleo
ton shall apply in the primary, ex-
cept the payment Of poll taxes. There.
fore in order to follow the law supple,
mental registration must be held in
the Third, Seventh and Ninth dis
tricts.
1t is now insisted by some that no
supplemental registration can be held
because the election board will not
order it, but Chairman Allen stated
this morning that he knew that in for
mer primaries, when the registration
law applied to the entire county sup
Elemental registration had been held
and that upon request from the demo
cratic committee and the payment o;
the cost Of the supplemental registra.
ton he felt sure one would be held.
The primary act of 1901 makes
primary under its terms a legal and
valid election and prominent lawyer
stated this morning that such being
the case 1t would be the duty of the
election board, as in other legal cleo
TONS to open and hold supplemental
registration where the registration
laws apply to the county.
This lawyer said: The primary
act of 1901. which ! hold in my hands
makes an election or primary held un-
der it's terms, to all intents and pur-
poses legal election. The democrat
ic county committee, which is certain
ly the party governing authority re-
ferred to in the act, has called a pri-
mary under this act Therefore the
primary of Nov. "a will be legal cleo
ton and therefore it would unques-
tionably be the duty of the commits
sioners of election to order supple
mental registration held. This wasI
the holding in the primaries of 1906,
f 1908 and 1910, the last held in the
county for county officers"
There is a persistent rumor afloat
that when the county committee
again convenes an effort will be made
to amend the primary resolution so
that the coming election will be taken
out from under the act Of 1901 and
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DISC FLOWS

Chattanooga Hancock" and Chat.
Reversible Disc Flows are the
most economical for the farmer to use
1t Street, Martin & Vaughan Co.
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made wide open affair" Some OF
the candidates are said to favor this
while others will probably insist on
strictly legal election. Assuredly
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CORRUGATED RnOfIKG

Large stock OF Galvanized Corrugat
ed Roofing. Prizes. $3.50 per square
cash.
It Street. Maria q Vaughan Co.
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DR.. Saunders has returned
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SHERIFF ORGANIZES
FORCE OF DEPUTIES

Sweeping changes viii be made at
the county Jail and in the sheriff's of
flee, beginning tomorrow, when Jas.
c. Van Pelt assumes charge Of the Of
flee. One office man, who has made
a good record under the retiring
sheriff, viii remain in the office.
This is ], Lawrence Mayo, who win
hold under Sheriff Van Pelt the same
position which he has creditably filled
under the retiring sheriff.
John A. Kirkpatrick win be chief
office deputy. it is announced, and
with Deputy Mayo, will constitute the
sheriff's office force. The headquar
ters of the sheriff will be at the
county Jail as usual
The day jailer will be W. A. Beall,
it is announced, and the night job will
be held by Lester Van Pelt, son OF
the new sheriff. The outside men or
deputies will be: C. G. Hartzfield,
chief deputy, and Messrs. Henry Fill
bingham and Frank E. Bayless, all Of
whom have been in the past connected
with the sheriff's office.
Sheriff Van Pelt and all his depu-
ties have duly qualified, and will all
be ready to take charge of their re-
spective offices on Tuesday when they
viii be sworn in. 1t is expected that
this ceremony will take place Tues
day forenoon, when the othe- men
will vacate and turn over to the new
officials all documents, keys, prop
erty, etc.
Sheriff Van Pelt announces that he
viii continue to reside at Olive, where
he has a well-stoeked farm. -Four
years ago, when defeated by the man
he today succeeds, Sheriff Van Pelt
moved out to the farm, and has been
residing there ever since. He holds
the unique distinction of being one OF
the few men who have "come back
in the county of Escambfa.