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Oxford eagle., 1918-08-01

The officers of the Lafayette County
chapter Red Cross report a delight
full visit to Forest Hill on Thursday
July oath, When a branch of the Red
Cross was established in that commun
ity with the following officers elected,
Chairman, Miss Hattie Crowell.
Treasurer, Mr.. ]. C. Treloar.
Secretary, Mrs. w. H. Jones.
Ch. Financial Com. Mrs. NJ. G.. Austin.
The meeting was full of interest
and enthusiasm and there is the prom
Use of at least twenty-five members
in this wide awake branch.
To Mr.. Clyde Huggins is due thanks
for his courtesy in furnishing a new
car for the use of the ladies who made
the trip, and to Mr.. Gus Cole who so
obligingly drove the car.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
/. H. Hudson. FL Al
vs..
Frank " ollie, III Al

In County Cour, II Dickson County
In this cause IL appearing from
the bill. which is sworn To. that the
defendants, Mary Baker and Mrs.
kittic LelIers are nou.ret iden,s ol
tf,e --asr III "Twfa,saart.. at. that size
ordinary process II law cannot be-
served upon them, II IL therefore or
iefed Ivy the Clerk that the defend.
ant- appear before tbs Judge Of the
4aii Court at Charlotte. Tenn on
or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY. 1918. and max. Dc.
tense 10 hill filed against them in
the above styled cause. or the same
will he taken as confessed a. 10
them, and the caute get ias hearing
exparss.
/, IL therefore ordered by the Cour,
that copy oi this order be publish
ed in the Dickson County Herald. >
yuAs spansr published NJ, piek.ou
Tenn. far four consecutive week.
the last publication 10 sppear NOR
than five days before the frat Mon
day in February. 1918
This 2nd day 81 Jan. 1918,
+ K DICK SON Clerk.
f. r cotlsw Sol. fir cufntit, .."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
&lJ30(ptAat
Indigestion

inur s'zgascA-tiSxs II ever txsthrr y-r-s
] sa' . sure ssan sosretAins' wnsns :,
ineSss esthsi, oonstipatien, iafr liver
clovx~i sssneyS, impure hl.si. Na.ur,
IS ~aT1at'g yea. ard ycx bad better hea!
Ire sarnins.
Nature not ce'Sv war-s us. tut ~, no
vt.'es ist rrnyeiy. Tnerr are psrty. erra.
ssFhal re'sses.srs that give POSITIVE relic.
20 All SEssSss ct iesssTe-stss-. Thrsr hsy.
'-sr cSsrs5sssssi lao one erssat nature ru~4,.
ctTec-S Wa Hrpatr-a, the univrrssl gws.sxr
ts1ttHer.
l. + s~~~ry, a Nashville .rsrp,;rg -,
1rfsse riN~n A. reealt cs The rf7esls ~
Has ifTcFNs h ,Nas IN TIE rad. lst!.srssssA-
srasf gwssssssAatsoa Ut Ire wss-xs si-yt r.,sr,.
essrs u7stli s+sserlag. va Esra..-s rr..
stored hisu Ard as ne ru.s Il. s,sa.te h.rr,
'Hss ss hsAxirF
Wa Heratssa is rrrc,v --aa.ras'~ss ..-v-;r
ssr regulating sse tsyseis ard t~si]s4i,-s ~,
tse entire system. Try hos..s =. c.
~ - SkAti u Is TN S-a.Mee.
Yin Hspa,ica IL nos beine intro
tiueed and explained at Clenore
Pharmacy. Dickson, Tenn, B. =.
Sensing Il Son. I hsrlo,te, Team.
Warner Iron Co. Cumeerlani Fur.
mace, Tern. w l. Weakly. Belle
lsurs. Tenn, W ]. Hseket;. Tres
veil. Teun-, W. A. Bell 4 CO.. VAN
lees. Tenn. and by J. 4. AcCiel.
land. Tennessee CITY. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Government Urging Indiyi.
duals to Pay Income Tax

Melville, lena,. Jan. rs, lyls
| UlIset1 d ln,ffnat Revenue h h
rasa to-day stated tina, the Depart
a.ot At Ashlngton i. calling OF
aitgiinsl income tax payers thru
uE.. the. ;oan!u 20 pay their take
4 tlt u ttsy iiie their tsx returns.
VI .ny persons have been iitaishee
blank. by ihe Collectors 0tiee ans
ape have ohtained theu hlanA
nam teIetai officers ssus out b,
h. Culipctay oihce at Nashville
oi!tc'M Gfslg states iaat it1rse oi
fietF~ sill have visited every eounts
the state by March Ist. tn.
Collector urges that sll unmarried
Individuals whose rel income istl
&. calendar year 1917 vas LOON
v 6yfr, aflf ,fatHlt rfiafrtrd 'infsi
yrinals whose nel Income was~s2,
AU or over, get their haures ready
aui he able to file ihslr tax reports
In son AZ the Federal ullicet IL IN
their raunly. All parties who have
afvait 0Ufafbttf theif b1anss sff1uhi
aa prompt send in the report aud
tax doe, without delay II IN u pa.
ttntie duty IN these times 10 fendel
lie Government every service thar
1 asks, ky paying taxes now you
*,ji .tge thr tsoyertmrnt tine hene.
II oi this revenue aud enable iht
Internal Revenue Office In this
tate 81 rrhdsr the public more eth.
lent service by avoiding The con.
lestlou bound 10 result II taxpayers
ya,t I'LL June 10 pay the amount
due,
II you live IN community that
will not he visited by Revenue
0tiicer and ate liable Tor income
TAX you should write to T., II
craig. Collector II Internal Revenue,
Nashville, and obtain The necessary
blank upon which TO ale your tax
return. II the Federal OIIices has
already been IN your en- aunits
md YOU did not see him, you must
sslta 10 lhs laiA,nal .'RsyaauH. >t,al
rc,nr and obtain q blank
II is pointed on, by the to,lec
tor office that thet. IA no proyl~.
on IN the law IL relieve deln-
luvns taxpayer un aEc,Ma, ~ fasI'
are 10 receive a blank or Ia he Wis
teal by Federal otiieer The tax
payer mu-s ~ to the Government
III lir ints not, i've incurs the heav,
penal'y provided hy law All IN.
ttiFa tax returns must be He'd with
he la.trnal Revenue Collector O
4! a his deputies ou OF heton
4 ,trh 1918 II DOT. penalty tot
4, .uqatnty vii accrue ny Iaw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
ALL vIOan OUT

Does aioning sind yoa 'sish a
Iassr, ssitf ana aekang hs4sAg Are
y0a tired vii The siuis--hni @ors y
tafSsns iisYs you snspeetssi ys,a'
siimsysf Igessun people ENDORSE
Deans kids@y pills Yea caa RI.
~ 0n thsar statements
Mrr. c. X Ssa0n. Center Ayen14.
Dickson, says Ny back wa,
~enk stid ses+sl ',onsisnliy. Morn
|lhsr. sAs iust ar tired Az ssg@n
sent t. bed. | TEA dsosty ana
|tangusd and | had frequent head
attles and aik1y spells. Duan !
X .eis.ry Pills wnleh got irom tas
leuH5sr Pharmacy, cured me atac
/ t&gept cotus@i tire slightest
@ynlps IN a The trouble slnev.
ttep ttlg, At sill dealers. Don
siupEy s-x tor kidney remedy
ge' u sau Kidney i'i!ls-~lhe same
aaai cured Mrs. slmoa Foster
II bum l6. Irops Buffalo. n. Z
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
President Wilnen Orders All
German Aliens 10 Register,

On February 4. u &, z, ! and y,
1915. as;Ts::i%%=== =as tiia iioEFs vi y a. H..
ard y D, 81 all hsssman alsstss 10
Hihg rniled STATES under REVISED
statutes Vi shs Unitrsi States sec
tie1N aUtl 4u10, Inclusive. ssy ORDER
I'D isss President ui tho Uhai~si
States. under the direction vi the
Attorney General VI the tassed
Stats, must register In cities vi
aa.kas1 AID aawafds n The. lptlce
station Vi thssf respective cstars,
and in cities. town and communal
ties "a lers than 5000 at the Past-
ollser a. which u through which
,hey receive their mail
Those In the Middle Federal JQ,
dielsi District 81 Isnnes@ss la the
ei.irs oi Clarksstlle Columbia and
Nashville, will report Between said
nours en said dates at their rrspee-
tive Police Stations IN said cities,
and ihose in all other elllss, towns
and com muns,ies With report ca said
dates at their respective postoIttces
10 their respective Posimastet&
Ali German aliens under said 0t.
irts based en said Acts, being
males Ut II years AMI upwards shI
.hell he within the United States
aud not aa.uraEiksd ON Said dates
aud who sre natives, eitsIena. DEM
1eus, on sabiee, III ihr German km
piss. OF Imperial Government. are
required ~ register. feuaaira are
nor required 10 rrgistes. neither are
eisikens ~ subjects al Austria Hun.
gary ~ Turkey,
Aliens violating this Act IN tall'
ing 20 pfrseat themselves ios regis.
tfaslon are liable 10 restraint. in.
prisonmen,, snd siets ntian iof dur.
ing the period vi the war, OF 10 give
security, or 10 move and dspat,
from the ni,ed States In the man.
nrt prescribed by the sections above
referred u, add did Aifsn Fristsy ~
'qlffeis to tsgistsr. VITO SITTER the
date fixed for the issuance 10 him
ol registration card be- found
within the limits oi the United
States, il territories OF posseesiens,
withJne ftasi,Ig INV re fssestsea card
on his person, is liable 10 aiutessisi
penalties.
All Information n Ia registration
naturalization 1T cetefa may be
had by applying to the Registrar OF
the District in wlich applican, ~.
n lts--that Il, 10 The Chief Of Po.
lice in the cities II Nashville, Col,
umhia and CIarksville, aud TO Post.
masters ot all ether cities and
Ia xna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
" -, .t4S -,

rprtt. ~D au at $50 savage
81 mn, = ',, ~ ugrFatit 81
.nva4l,u AME@ @xpgtt'
every An@rt al asos ,ose Of rs
publican 4n tf,GttaU~ 2. l8Sr>'tas
ia this /. un, stG Sscuy -. .'9t
aggregate 45uoHaf of ahe ,aves..
men.s AMI ;he uanbsf ~. i1st>tor.
in these Wa SAG3ss ~eeaftftAs s'v
IN way the 4psaft NJ ths p1Qp's
Of this sreat ~ aAJgcaef 20 500 cat
II the csusa u lenrcraev shru0ll
The world aa3 tga v,n,,'ctnou nj
civilization ani hama0.ss,
They sfAgd a. g2rS7n, tor.
ever humale sas how evr small biz
means, the opportunity ~ contrib
ute his rafi - ~ ~ nis b't IN ,hIs
grvat struggle agalnsi The nl'litary
monsters n Germany VIM seek 10
dominate ss,e ~vii IN contempt 81
justice and rish, ani irre loan and
without merry.
Surely every American desreS tn
have 4 part IN to- 4stea' = sutee-
raey and the surgssS ut~.lae5,y snd
right.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

In the course nj y conversation
With Chamherinia Medicine Go !.
representative today. We had occas'
ION IN disease in a general way the
meriss Of ih.H different preparations.
At hm Suggestion ! take pisa su,s IN
expressing nv estimation ot chan
serlain. Cougt, Penss1y cave =
family n six children and hs's rets
this remedy in my home Enr years
| consider i, she aasy coagk NEEDY
90 toe market. a. | haze sli.d EeMt.
ly all kinda. '-Earl G. neess Fab.
Usher HAmigtaa County A*xe !esa.
News, Syracuse. Kansas. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
II sas. County Farm Land,
For Sale.

We have snwt oi the best farms
Is the ~tSJr IN @SlF knyodrs ~'s1f'
aaf ~ hly good lhud nn good rosd.
WI et' ~ furnish then, iu.l
n.u Naw Is the ,lne to
d, soy atsgs u good lard at =
n pree ~ iba Middle Tennes.
Sa.unepi Ststi0n Is - be 10.
IVA elli cause all land
.- u.e lH prlce
, VI, Long Rssl Estate Co.
VI. Pleasant, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

- If wr~wefrN-t1s wfift4fg su'S4-i T->iftr
punishment ~ our rupailrs IN lAt
hands 1T the Lord "a we are the fc
wafdlns u OUR friends there would
b. lesa STRIFE IN the Hi Nntld
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

DAkiEY We are aasisaE,4eI ~ aH
aoatcs l. +. thAAtey A. r&a ps3Ate sf'
shs a.t,eu al iatsissss "a. lJteAeph atsb'
{, s4LletI " sae &iI w 'fse y@lvfa a'
lue Angus, elss s.,,n, 9l7
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

In justice 10 ihe latter se a.
state lnat the pIutlpes ara Ia u,
way related t. the nla prtve'eet'
The latter "erea \ nt,rm"a. rrey'u'
only ou their rueatps
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Ii would bs interesting 10 know
II The Kaiser expressed h's -ympa
ny for the sultan 10 the latter : dc
irat by the dogs 81 christians, ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Nhsa tpie vaotfs r2tu3t ~ IT,
Blten suftuiep. wttt 'nat q .~t4 3Hel1ia.
arniirtte .r,-t Hr0srs4 ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

It isn't the trown- pt oar aremto'
that we should fear, b0' ;he t.raeh
cry that hides hthtui lhe Smiles o.
false FREUD.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

il's a safe rat t1ug prices ar
causing aI3fv tuta', deys !HH6
patti0ttsIu r. pflbp'u$,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Uncle Sam il discovering thai
his back door needs watching toe
The innate cu~sednesS ot .hs grease
nature won let them br good long
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

We might suggest 10 th" Govern
menl. that the hrs. way ~ rriieF'
thu coal shortage would be Ia hAY'
coal dug
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Since tle C0pasr.-inatl ktcnr.
h,s trratart pI,,tt,lon, ti9r IN ,
dtgil has a cln, b 5tThc tise balritns
h,b.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Also i,'s sale te gamble that thy
price oi garbage eau- wall Dot N
beyn~ett III -eesayssH4f ~ sssa.A ~ ssass
demand,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS


CRAY We are autl,of.sei - aHa9rnre
4 h. tirAy ~ ssndrlat# lot Etr''i',
Court C.sfA. sAbiai "a tia &t.i n ~
qualified votsss Al I4is Aaa4As slzetsvt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Taxpayers, Take Notice!

State and County taxes become due the
first day Of October Of each year and b..
come delinquent the first day Of March fol-
lourne: therefore, to aroid penalties and n
terest you should pay your fares before
the latter date.
| will be AZ the following places on following
dates IN vecesye faxrst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

An obsolete ~ura W fGdWsn
spare thai tree,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
|sDME WANT To BUY;
OTHERS WANT TO SELL


furnishing "a with eops:
WHO WANT TO BCY-
VI. ? Morrison. nieksan--a pure
bred Durus gsata,
W. M. Mst4s~f. Dickson v Poi
ali China gifts.
T.. Berry Rasns--l Poland
CHINA sos and mAls.
w, n. Hooper. Chxflosts-~i saw
l.. A kaihsr!y, Whiss B.uE-6
Poland Cslna gifts
S,apietaa Rsus. White Blua-i
gilt.
w. r. Petty. White Bluff pure
bred narog gifts,
A. 4, Cosb,n. Tennessee City-i
pure and grade uuroc gill.
NJ, Harris. Tennessee CITY d
Poland China male,
VINO WANT 70 SELL
J. {. Berry. Burns Dufoe sow
\. \, L6swe. Rasns-~l Durse so~
and I iianc gil,s
Geo. EleAatE. nacasou~- q pure
hs,4d Huia1si China plgs,
J. NJ, Hooper. Charlotte Du'
roe gifts,
]. NJ, Brown. hnfus~.d nure. bred
roland tiiaa sills.
A. e. Brosn, White hIaN- 4
4 It's,
A. Clark White Bluff gilt.
h, X street. Tennessee C',y-s
gil,s
q, II. Wright, Tennessee City
Z gifts,
]. HI. Mathis. Tennessee City
II gilts.
q, !, A. sNs ssh ,T,sssnl,nsss9e clty-l
) gilts.
". II. fflcsstsoh, t7frarinsse-s
gil,a
]. :. pen,eoos,, charlo,se--l sii
". n Raymond. SylsiA-~s siits.
Bah Davis. Sylvia SOW. bred, |
y 4. Sefietf." ysniaer@%5 mattel
and female pigs purs-hfed Duroe
n y, Breeding, Charlotte
gifts and one SOW
l.. q. Byfn Vaulrer--3 msls ani
) female Duroc pigs.
J, A. Gillian. Charlotte - sos
FOR SALT Registered IIanp-
shire service boar, that hse ptsn
tried and proven good 0ne. rf'se
only $50 | graded Duroe.Jfrsty
hruod-aow weight lsh |hs had .wn
hnfrs OF pigs and will isrow about
MAY ls,; price $32 80. ! Registered
Hampshire pigs, ! 10 SIS II
graded Dufon Hampshire pig ready
Tor delivery. g To $40. Come and
see them; about ~, miles north oil
stayson and Cumberland tuFnsce
Address W i Freeman, Sou,h.iie |
RI, |. Tenn
FOR SALE. II haYe J ia!I,.pcl |
Duruc Jerssy gil,s nine months old. |
viii weigh 80 to ls1 pouncs each
all with nig- will sell Tor So each |
Also. one male of same siss sud
age lor s25. and one large sow tina, !
will weigh from 259 to ATS pounds
and that will pis shou, March 18th |
price 81. w II. ps,ey, ysnleer
Route
FOR sALE-i have three pigs Of |
good stock that will make good |
brood sous they came shout the
1),h oi sept, 1917. end are in 4
good thrifty caadi Ten: will ell them
a, once at S. each - Lille, Dick |
son, Route 5
FOR SAl-E--2 three months old |
Duroc mslr pigs, entitled 10 regis
,rs,ion, will sell io $40 each END
nly 'or REGISTRATION and delivery ---
u, & Luther. Martin, Tenn,
FOR -AEK-f2 tlss. : i0ll,hlood
Dura<-s and i hail blood UuTuc+
They will he eight sseks old Janu
ary a-th will haye them AT Dica |
son Jsuusry 2sth jesse Work.
nickson, Route |
FOR SAI.E-5 Duvoc eills, seYet i
months old. Also one male 81 tt,
same litter ~ A, New berry Dick
son, Route ).
FOR SALE-One large purcc
SOW and eight pigs Would cell
right away IL party uants them. -
A, l.. White. Dickson.
FOR SALE-rhrss gits. viii |
weigh about ~ pounds each
Thurman Sensins, Dickson. Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
NASHVILLE, cHATrAnoOGAdSr LOUIS RAILWAY
= COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE :
The Marketing Division OF the Trac Department
OF the Nashville Chattanooga 4 81. Louis Railway will
furnish TO persons desiring TO purchase the and
addresses OF the owners OF the following
FOR SA l. 4

Eighteen ,nch heater wood CARROTS. redeemed mammoth
clover seed, Floda yam potatoes dust
large sma quantities. ~clcancd red clover seed - bronze
eorned turkeys 1000 seasoned and iU green locust fence
posts 1000 seasoned and 5000 green red cedar fence posts
500 gallon. sorghum moa.se. seed hu. clover pcs
and lespedea hay o,s canned large and
small lot. crimson clover ~eed 1917 crop con lots
canned canned beans $50 bushels mixed seed 100
ha.hel. mammoth prohhe bsek beans 100 l,.he.
beans
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

sss a':;..-'asN&,5.>t '.l...'sc;a III
..aalA.lll.- u a .a-..,....
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24

The American Red Cross II the largest and most
ecent organization for the relief Of suffering the
World has
10 made almost entirely Of volunteer workerA
the higher executives being without exception
eustomed 10 large affairs who In almost an Gases
giving their services without pay
It Is supported entirely BY its membership fees and
~ voluntary contributions
h today bringing relief TO suffering humanity,
10th military and civil In War allied country
It plans tomorrow help IN the work Of restore.
ton throughout the world.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24

feeds and clothes entire popuhtions fn times q
great calamity.
n s there to hesp your sosaaer boy In hin time a
need
With TN thousAnAs Of wu9kaFM. I'm tFememdow
stores and smooth running uMnmpos&Aktm xMANRtte@I
10 Serving AmsTioa.s advance EmArd-And thus
helping to win the
Congress authos4aes q
President Wilson heads o.
The War Department andfts ats aacountA
Your Array your Nau and your Allies sskhua1s
aDticalfy endoFse II.
twenty-five milton Americans have 3oinsd n
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24
Facts About the American Red Cross
Did you know that

It has established and is operating twenty dis
pensaries in the American Army Zone in France to
care for the needy families there and to improve
health conditions in that section ready for troops?
It is housing and feeding thousands Of children
in the War Zone to keep them away from the
danger of gas and shell fire?
It has divided the entire War Zone into six main
districts, with Red Cross workers at each point to
distribute cooking utensils, agricultural implements
BEDS bedding, food and clothing?
It provides builders and ready-to-put-up build
ngs to house the homeless in the devastated regions
often before the walls of the destroyed homes have
cooled?
It is bringing over two hundred tons Of supplies
every day into Paris, from which one hundred and
twenty-five tons are reshipped to branch warehouses
over France?
It is providing an artificial limb factory outside
of Paris in addition to special plants for the making
of splints?
What will yoa give to keep this Hand of Mercy
at it's work?
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24

E. P. Grissom, Grocer.
Childs Speciality House.
r. H. Rust, Authorized Ford Dealer.
White Furniture Co.
F. C. Wehman, Hardware.
divers Drug Store.
Kirby's.
Saml. D. Woosley.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
Third National Bank.
Union City Ice e Coal Co.
Dahnke-W Walker Milling Co.
Old National Bank.
Farmers Exchange Bank.
Dahnke's Cafe.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24

! Burchard Drug Co.
Chas. DietZel.
j. A. Coble, Son & Co.
w. G.. .Clagett Co.
Harpole-Walker Furniture Co.
Nailling-Keiser Hardware Co.
Cherry-Moss Grain Co.
Cash Grocery Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24

Mrs. F. E. Arm, Millinery.
Morgan-Verhine Co.
w. H. Forester Cafe.
Elva Caldwell, Grocer.
Reeves Grocery Co.
Reynolds Packing Co.
Union City Bottling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-24

Sarah F1anary, Millinery.
Shatz Bros.
Bransford & Andrews.
Phil Lyman.
Corum & Jackson.
Union City Garage, c. v. Andrews.
McAdoo Coal Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
JURY MAY Get
LOVEJOY CASE
BY TOMORROW
Testimony Probably viii Be
Ended Today

No one was in Dr. Lovejoys office
NJ the time he made the examination
OF Ruby Alexander 'on the morning OF
March IA, according to the testimony
this morning OF g. +. Johnson, sheriff
Johnson said that he questioned the ply
Sician carefully when he made the ar
rest and that he had mentioned no one
being present then or Immediately fol-
lowing the examination
County Attorney Sclby placed John
son ON the witness stand to give re-
butal testimony against that given late
Yesterday afternoon by {. NJ Jones,
teacher Jones testified that he was in
the reception room with his wife when
Lovejoy and the girl came out OF the
room and heard their statements con
eerning the trouble OF the girl
Johnson was the only witness 10 teS-
tiN this morning most OF the session
being taken up in argument by attor-
neys over the admission Of the alleged
statements Of the girl Just before her
death to Miss Margcret Denham, a
nurse. The statements were given to
the jury yesterday Motion was made
this morning 10 strike her testimony
from the records OF the case by +. q.
McAdams, attorney for loyeJoy
Testimony in the case is expected TO
BE- concluded this afternoon and the
case be given TO the jury By noon to-
morrow
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