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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
ASIDE FROM THIS
HE'S ALL RIGHT

\ we'll known gentleman Of thi% CITY
received q letter from Wheeling man
who * 'Surr"whrr. in France hEhtlnF
~" Han and his "riui"n OF inc enemy
i stated "nphaticaIlE. with n" heating
about thr hush.
'rIr letter contains some Interesting
nirs,rva' i"rS on trench life and lradS uH
t. tn. Ham ut clos" quarters. and inc
following paragraph which is an "N'ri>'
from tn. letter gives his view;
Tins camp was huIlt by German
r,rjsuiIrrs 'rlrr,. ara lntS Of them around
hrr,. a.rI thry ARE III" r"tt"ncst. mns' de-
PRAYED. ,u.rLuns; l""Illui; bunch II sknnkS
,hrt | over SAW.
MI vuu hay" /" d" i Took ~ thcin !"
lm.lu.N,. "E,'rl hin: you r'TiI about th"m.
From ne. nhnv" d"Svrirn ion 1t Is :,
:. r,rtis Question in The minds OF IN" at-
lid &ml,ll"r& why thr r"otI" does not Tor
"a A.. ri.. kaiS"r'S uiini"ns for 4 HON" on
human t"inEH.
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New Marhnsville Case
In u. S. Court Causes
Hilarity Unlimited

Special Dispatch 10 TIL" "!ligcn""T
MAET1NSBI ltG. ". Va. sept. O.
The usual derurum "f III" fedora court
Mas badly shaken here today ana the
gravity nf Judge Dayton pui :" $50
vrrc test when linb l;ppey. GcorE"
Washington and James Smith. negroes
from New MariinSv,llr. w"r" plhc"d on
trial for stealing and othrrwis" man
f,udlin. 4 cas-. Of gin. 1;ipTr.y VAS tn"
first witness.
I'll was dis-a-way. js1lI"." confidently
stated I;ippy To thr t"'nrh from ih"
witness stand. Il done s~ir"d dat-nlr
gin and turned il over I" dem twn mig
gers To- keep f., M. and when ! goes
~ Il | finds d"y had hon" S0n" drums
!, all up and lett me- none. | want |"
'urn states evidence. does.
Th.. defense "f WASHINGTON and SIn'h
was Interesting. Neither denied rec
NIX The >t"lru goods. 10th Si""" S6NarI!
,Ii,nn IN, laramie" given THEM under III"
!'icr",nih amendment. and dcrlar'1i 'ha'
NJ Whit" l,Iar possessed my inherent
right L. iut"rvrn" III ;, question SO d"h-
,ntrly iuiimn'r and purely psychological
ac that pr"$"ni.rd hy II rnll"i TcmWan
in juXtaprSi,Iun 10 4 case Of gin.
'ri,.uii>ru" Washington earnestly OK
rlaInrrI TO ~" jury. 'y"u-all - whit"
;n.n aud don't understand this h"T" GIN
l,"SiIun II "aS jus litI" priFa'"
,rr,u.,riinr, h..iw"..u ihrro ruil"d C7'mrl"n
and dat gin. and don't So" why H"Se
white officers want 20 interfere when
uu!mriv .lsr don" SAID nuthin' about 1t.
Many coiur"d men. spectators and VII
nreS-S in liquor cases. w"rr IN tn" court
room as tn" n"Er""S explained h"~ th"N
drank IA" gin. and ,nny sal with rapt
attention and shining eyes throughout
tn" trial. tn" jurors. hcinc white men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
CATARRH VANISHES
uerp Is One Treatmont That All SUI
feTers Can Rely Upon.

II vnu want {" tirIv" ra'arrh hEi all
it, disgusting symptoms from your syS-
tom In the shortest possible" Iim" :" ="
your druggist and ask for - lly":n"i out
fit today.
lirrytlc lIvo,rlri and il wrll rid You -.
catarrh: il gives such fuich relief that
ali who use !; FOR the hrst inn" are
aS:"niSh"d.
ttyuiI"i iS pure pheasant: hni1S"ptic.
which ~ hrra;h"h in'n til" lungs "r"-
H.. inflanrd membrane: !: KILL: III" 81
,;,rrh germs, Str'th"S 'hr S"r" spots. tnd
heals all lntlnmiua'i"Ir
Don't suffer another day with ca.
tarrh; the dis'.as" u dangerous ana
often rnis IN consumption. star; the
Tiyon,c, freatmrr, today. Y" stomach
d,,Sing. no sprays or d"uchns: JUS;
breathe it-...'har's all. Ask .. II. Er:"Si
Il 60.
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action shall be determined entirely b!
how we can make certain tho quick over
subscription OF tho Fourth Liberty Loan
This Is q united country's next mes
sage to Germany.
THE entire Republican organization
in every voting precinct in this country
shall b. lighting force In this LIB
erty Loan Drive.
This is the Republican organization
business.
This Is the real business OF ever!
man, woman and child in America
Everything else is chores.
WILL H. HAYS
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SO New Citizens Are
Admitted in Hearing
At St, CIairSviNe

In common pleas court u: -. ClairS-
Vile on Thursday an examination f""
cltlzeuship WAS conducted 10y Examiner
keeier, OF Pittsburgh. md thrty-c!ght
wcro admitted w. citizens, ny follows:
Mike Mott. FairpoInt. o.: Uswnl1o
Vittorcllt Bridgeport. D.; Luigi Id
1umaso, Rcila!rr. o.; Frederick Carlson
Cilrricoc. %: Samuel KUb!usun Mills.
Lansing. O.; John Kelly. Shudysidr. o.;
Victor Jaspart. Lansing. "; TuInh
uoich, Strwarssvil!e. O.: John Whysais
Maynard. O.: Jusrph Iba%kins, scllu!r".
O.: Archibald Thumpson Lansing. a.:
John Murdoch White. Lansing. D.: VII
liam Thompson. Lansing. o; john Roger
Thompson, Lansing, O; JOSEPH Grundy.
Bridgeport. X. +. T.. !: Harriet Long
shaw. Blaine. O.; .Alf0ns Mo!h, !cl!airG'
O.; Antonio Cato. BriI&ir". -: Carmtnp
IGamioni. pillics Bottom, O.; Sebast!ano
Tore, Martins Ferry. o.; Ionnnis STAY
ron Trinoulis. Martins Ferry. O.: DuvIl
Lamont Gibson, Glencoe. o.; Frank jon
kins Martins Ferry. o.: Joe Cyzeski.
l:ar,nn. O.: Janl"s Vincent Magma. BEL
laIrc. o.: James Ero"kcs St,wnr:sVillr,
o.: william Walter l'UrSgl"rr. Stewards
willie. O.; ILnv:t l'urSg glove. Sr.. Stewards
Vile O.: Samuel Purseluvc. Glencoe. o.;
David IrlrsEl"v-. Jr.. St"wartST:lic. o.;
John Trh~u~ki. Shadysid", O.: waiter
Iavlk. tfIrr'unt. %: M."ha'l 'AFz'
Blaine. O.: Giovanni Tesla. l"ila;r''. a.;
John Jos, ri Webb. B"llalr". -. David
LOWS Williams. Martins Ferry. a.:
Gcrrmia pI;invnnna. Martins Ferry. ..
Tho petition If Elias larnStrrnS. ~
Erilgrport vas lisniSSnh and the fol-
lowing cases u'nntlnu"d: J"S"f kWiat-
kowSk! nr Elaine. o.: Gul;'"p" ST"r-
ANA. Fairp"int o.: Gus"pr" Mnrinh"'i.
Bellair@: I.;i.ri ''"stanG" 81. 'lh'rsTlIl".
Tho ncx, hrarins Will n" APRIL ~
1919.
Marriage Licenses
william John Sol"n. OF M"'HainHii'%
and Ida May lia.l"y. r. N""-
Hurry SnnrksInnn and E.dnn bay. hntl
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MoroR TRUCKS POE NAIL

PITTSBURGH. Sept. cG.-The frs
motor truck mail and parcel post del!:'
cry service between this city and ncarh,
towns will start in the next day or ST.
according tn an announcement TIL
morning By Superintendent OF Malls ]
G. Hart The trucks will nun betveri
Pittsburgh and McronnellsburE. a dis
tame. Of 1:5 miles. Additional fout'
will be started soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
DR.. Sloan Named

DIT r. l.. Sloan. II ClarkSburr. ln'
boon appointed Il rrcmh"r Of the Yves.
virginia state health council. IT, sue
c""d I'r. +. T.. FarnSworth. Of Fr"nch-
ton. who resigned recently 10 accept IN.
position Of director Of tho division a.:
N"ncrral diseases in tn" stat, depart
lnrnt Of health il WAS ANNOUNCED today
hy Governor Cornwoll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
MERGER APPROVED.

TRENTON. ~ J.. Sept. q The stat
hoa I'd OF public utilities to-day Appr"F'"
merger agreement h"t"'"n III" Inter
National Harvester Company "r ~ "
Jersey and III" International harvester
Cnrppra;inn Tn" combination. SAIL tn
boards statement. will hrT"InrIiSh 70
forms in economy and efficiency :"r tn
cornpnui"S which have u capita; "i Si",-
600 200 and ar. Engaged throughout tn"
country n tn" manufacture, eel" AMI 49,
pair Of agricultural implements. -
combined. concern VIII j." k"""n as 80
International Harvester company.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CliAf.I.l;S-r,rN. W. Va. Sept. %S.--N
..h,rt.r w.,~ :$Sucrl today l." III" ser
;.ry a.; >r.,... :" ihc M.'"'r'> l'"tt"ir
Telephone Company. "f N'r""r% E"t-
.nr1 ". NJ, IL c,.nSf rue; ;.':I maintain
1 :a:",,fcr" system ia Mason county
t,..p itni stock none: !nr:rri"'T'.i"T- J'|ifi';3
,;.nrvn, ,:.-,rv., Walls. Charles iayfnan.
T. /: Ross and Il W. S;r!blin%. All 81
N"rr,-'- irttutr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
MIX FEEL TIRED, TOO

i Jyfit,a r,,u.h - sac ;,t"';' :'-''i E:"n'-
Zen :. mus: D. r..rI";r! a.r'! hat - q '''S"
;pe1v tho penalty - 49, -""tn. Nh'.h ~
k;Jn..vS ar. ,yrpk :ftc,:.. or shlGSi>t,
when or. -. = ;yr.H ''ut ;tr'! ':r.N' ~ 49,,
hacks .rr,rc.. ,rd AMBITION. f"i''y : NJ
hcv Pills -" t"rir AMI Str"nSt:"Hli'~
TWIN. H. clark. SPRINGFIELD. ''AI". "r'.,
Ct found ~ r..;.f irorl kidney ;r"uH'f
r,ntil .fi~r"v:c.r! Foley k'':r": !'''f>.
lNow I an: n NJ shaa.. "a.A AK
ouickl, am! surely. sod t.:T:! ~!!'.r'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

,'G:~ i,..r,ST.'"n NJ awarded iHoaV ny
ti,, S.a:" compensation d'f'arHhcW Oh
c!,s ciuL,us % IsiLIn Spencer. ~ superior:
and ".aployA az tn: LAX" superior EoA'
F.or-n-rrrv; -ft,r. thr- In-S 'nf';' thulHh. 81
week for Al weeks. Paul Nardas. Of En-
terIr;sr an cmplovr .f TIL Marion ':aS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
JOSEF zAKUTw. AoEKIcAN-

FRS; citizenship ;.ap"-s So" ''k""
out at III. i''-!"ral !uit''in; >"St"r':i,
bv Josef IaNr';a. aG."i -. CO.. 'E''"7
horn in Hungary. and no" living IN HcH-
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
BRIDGEPORT BOY ESCAPES FROM
Huns AND IS BACK WITH COMPANY

t:n;u Company. for 4 broken cullariN'n'.
81 a week for A. weeks. and J"hn
Mead. oc l'uwcllton. an employee Of III"
sIkhorn riucy Coal Mining company.
for loss oil vision. IS 4 week for -
weeks
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OHIO Me- MS

COLENl:i-$. -. :>'s.'. -i,-~i-- NJ. III
Iingtoll. is"puhi":in stt;.> "h;t'T;'i'i' 20
day ISSUED ~. :,ii"w!rS ~;At';'''"; ~
ative ~ IN" nrsrnizath'n al N So
called Fa;r,o;i" I-asu". ~" sol" ;i7i"'S:
at which - ~ supr"rt Jaus"> Ma >"N'
pcuocrn: for .,-.t"c!!"n rS governor;
The ;,llrg".i 'in;r."iLc i'.t::u" ~
Ohio, oryaa,z..t in Columbus yesterday
with 50 rr,s,:h. - IT the call ~ - t'"h'"-
cratic politician. ~ tl, ;,'i"th'': ran =
effort the par; "t va CON ma M.
to blacken thr reputation II Frank L,
Willis. who will lr' n" r"N; A"v,-u'r "i
Ohio. 4, lr;,~; M. DELEGATE :" iH'S
democratic rn".t.!,s was .r":Eht H"r':
rnder falls. prrt.n~,S. IL" says -" c:,"'"
10 attend i p:,trl"ii.> MEETING AMI :"lii''
that ne was SUPPOSED :" "ni'7 n L"''t''-
cratic srhcm" - rIiIt"ntion.
while t;"v.rnc- Wits Is rnak'''S
Liberty bond >r""ch"$ - t.nS - m
sands OF OhuarS. ! t'N hiN2i>i"' u -
office seekers and lI:T''inr$ OF t''e
Democratic r"rnmi;to" arc working II
rho dark. THIS alleged 'Fatriotic LEAGUE
,ce,ls no further motto" ;r"t'' 'h' a.
publican si4tn rr-nniitts". - n" same
CONSIDERATIONS wer" repuhtat'd ~ H!'"
Republicans =: the primary
ad,rces hay. reached ;ho ,,1iutant
renerars nfflrc that former AIi"taht
General Grurc" H. Mood "t Dayton
who resigned - h'"o'n'' c"i"n"t OF '.'+
did Third -"E''n~ni OF thc "a'" NJ
tional Guard division. has ben trans.
fsrrcd TO III" Rainbow division ana
placcd in charge of all military trains
.che Rainbow division now = u""'r
stood TO h.. acting as r"SFry" '"r I":
- T-hirty-sev.nth division tOhi" Na;;o'Hii
-ASuard) since participating ~ F'''eh>
= heavy lighting.
-
strators from RI. United states &C.,
, nartnen: IF agriculture h'i'i iH'' wa"
, state university VIII present NJ ',
National Dairy show here. 'hf"H''
= 20 IS. tho many uses :" wh''a LILLE
and products may b. uS"i Tor .''i''.s
hospital Will show group 90 han''S
= illustrating tho results "t improper
. nourishnent
The United States department. OF -
boz will c"ndur: I 'hi'"r"n$ h'E"'"
!. conference. whsr> nhy*'cnt ami r-a'N
, examinations will u" mad" anu ''.
given fr"e 70 parents ~ rhSSi"'at'S ana
..xncrts &c ti,.. federal soHHrhHetN.
,r,,o;n.,,.p. # ;h.Sa community Ia
. boz boards VS. tH''"u;;"'-' ;odaE eE ''.
. organizat, rt .."ursiti"'' -! ~" S'h'., a"-
, visory h"a-!. United states ''''P''
, nent Sc:Vi,." So ohio;
. Can,nn-Ju,:y" u:;ia7. c;ai-EHAn:.
Thomas !. Kennedy. representing III
, Dor: Ol:v.: ". T:.,,k"ri, r"pr'>'"''"S
. employers.
man: DAVE J"ia>':. .""'T. |. y
Nicol. employers >.,
chairman: l.. ! Nh, !;''''T: ''""'-" -
C;rtist ":.'n'.t' -.
,,,;I,na1. v!.:,r.i :. Nr=i:. tas'"-; W.
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Marrinre ItccpscE.

william I"hn Nol"n Of M"'"a inEiI':
and Ida May l:a.l"y. r. Nj.
Harry Sparksrnan and Edna lay. h"t
OF Hrilairr
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The partit1on1eS1 Cup1oArt
gives q third morn worn
space and avoids CLUTTER.
BOOSTERS alaSs 1ront 31ou:
Bin always tells how much
our you have on hand
Hooster's 8 b . \ er Flour
SITTER shakes ont douT Light
and runy. Pour times fAUter
than sNters that grind
Revolving Rack OF seven
Glass Jars 1eSps contents
alright and germ-proof.
rwo-wny sugar Bin holds
twice the average amount.
Scientific ArrHnEumsAt -
most used Articles nsAxSEt
At hand.
All features tested and ap-
proved by the Council OF
kitchen Scientists - com
posed Of s noted VoMaA
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in view of the fact that he has done
more for the roads on less money
than any two Of his predecessors
and has thereby proven his fitness
to be at the head of road building
and pike maintenance in the coun-
ty of Knox.
MIR. Douglass states he is candi
date for General Superintendent of
Roads, subject to the will Of the vo|
tiers of Knox county, and he hopes
his position has been made clear
for Taxpayer" and every other eli d
izen. and that he has confidence ;nl
the Judgment Of the people and
does not fear these covert attacks
made on him by designing poIiti-
clans.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-03-09
JOHN G. FAM


observation-disclosures Russell Gard
well enjoyed visit with his mother
Mrs. Frank Cardwell. Mr.. Cardwell
enlisted in the navy last June and
recently landed in this country from
his second trip to France.
Nashville. simultaneously with the
arrest of his brother-in-law, Homer C.
Cuffman, on the charge of failing to
show his final classification card,
Thomas Jackson Sanders, carpenter,
committed suicide.
Knoxville.-The L. & ~. is again
receiving live stock and perishabIe
freight at this point. The embargo,
effective to Cincinnati because of the
flood conditions, has been lifted.
Martin.-The Martin chapter of the
Red Cross is doing its part In the
great work of prosecuting the war.
a4S
Knoxville.--J. Rollo Emert, until re.
Gently editor of the Loudon County
Record, has gone to Urbana, Ill, to
enter the ground school for aviation in
the University of Illinois for ground
training preparatory to plotting an
airship for Uncle Sam.
Union City.--In memory of Private
Milton Talley, the most impressive GER
emory ever held here was observed.
All business was suspended and for
20 minutes a complete silence settled
over the town. Pedestrians stood with
uncovered heads while taps was aosnN
ed by two buglers and q salute OF guns
was fired. Flags on the government
buildings and other places ffuttered
at half-mast.
Knoxville.-The federal grand Jury
returned 23 indictments against All
defendants, including coal operators,
coal dealers and coal brokers of the
East Tennessee field. charging viola.
tons of the Lever control bill.
Observation-Disclosures OF the local
chapter of the American Red Cross
have been asked to furnish $50 pillows
for use at the front In caring for
wounded soldiers on the battlefield.
se:s.
Sends New Rules for Hotels. /
The federal food administration de.
partment has sent to the county ad.
mtnistrators copies of the govern.
ment regulations governing hotels,
restaurants, clubs, dining cars and
other eating establishments of the
state, and also a general plan of how
the United States food administra.
ton proposes to handle the food sit.
uation.
The state administrator says that
many hotels AMI public eating places
are not observing the request of the
federal food administration. 4 letter
sent out to the various county ad.
yesterday requested that
they ascertain the names of those
public eating places, hotels, restau-
rants, ETC., which are Loyalty support
ing the food administration by OBJ
serving in good faith it's requests. To
each will be sent attractive signs.
both for outside and inside use The
federal administrator also desires to
get list of the places where the re-
quests of the food administration are
ignored
------uS-
W. 4 ~
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-03-09
JOHN DOUGLASS
In THE RACE TO WIN
AUGUST LIST, 1918
Answer a sss lestions Of Tax
payer r suBenefit Of the
Whole Public.
Has Proven His Ability.
Has Proven His Ability.

In a recent issue Of daily paper
some man evidently afraid to come
out boldly, endeavoring to knock a
cripple. under the non de plume
Taxpayer asks the question which
position does Mr., Douglass want3
Mr.. Douglass states he has made
livery plain in all his announcements
tharhe wants the position Of Gen
eral Superintendent of Roads, the
same place which was created as a
knock at him, and that he does not
want to hold position as 'nonen
tity" to any man who may be elect
ed to that place, and him left as
merely an ornament in the office,
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-03-09
TENNESSEE GLEAN|NCS
News of Interest PREPARED
In Epitomized PORN
Special Writers

Nashville.-An important walr con.
ference was held in the State Council
Of National Defense, at which were
present Governor Rye, Rutledge| Smith,
chairman State Council Of National
Defense; DR.. H. A. Morgan, federal
food administrator; w. e. Myer, fed
era1 fuel administrator; Col. Sam L.
King, director United Stat1S public
service reserve; Prof. P. Ii Harmed,
president Tennessee Board of Educa-
ton, and Prof, S. W. Sheriff., state su.
pertntendent of public instruction. The
subject Of the meeting was to cor.
relate and make effective the tremen-
dous school organization Of Tennessee,
and in order to successfully accomplish
this work, 1t was deemed best that
Prof. Albert L. Williams, state high
school inspector, should be designated
as director Of the mobilization Of boys
and take up the work in the state coun-
Gil as one of the active directors of
the war organization.
Memphis.-Fre, which the fire de-
partment officials believe to have been
of incendiary origin, destroyed the
plant of the Memphis Furniture COM
pany, causing loss estimated at $780,
600. A pile of sacks and rags, satu.
rated with benzine and naphtha and
placed in the engine room, was used
In firing the structure.
Dyersburg The body Of Harry Cal
cult of this city was found in Reelfoot
Lake by searchers who had been drag
ging the lake. Mr.. Calcutt, who was
lumber man, disappeared Dec. 10,
when he left party of friends with
whom he had been hunting with the
intention of skating across the lake to
his lumber camp at Markham.
Chattanooga. - Flour bootleggers"
have sprung UP here, according to the
county fuel administrator. Disregard
of the regulations governing the sale
of wheat flour by suburban groceries
will lead to the prohibiting of jobbers
and wholesalers from selling to these
"unpatriotic" merchants.
Nashville.-In order to facilitate and
advance the war work OF Tennessee
women, Mrs. Alex S. Caldwell is back
OF plan to correlate the activities of
the three great branches of effort the
State federation, the Woman's Council
OF National defense and the Home
demonstrators.
Knoxville.-Stuart Lillard, of Deca.
tur, a member of the U. engineering
corps, who was on tie Tuscania when
torpedoed, Is a graduate of the school |
Of engineering, University of Tennes.
See, 1916 His name appears among
the survivors.
Chattanooga Following the finding |
Of the body of Private Ira Dewey Addy, |
Infantry, near Wilder
Chicamauga Park, Private
Mcintosh, his terminate, is under ar
'est, charged with murder.
Il H.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-03-09
TO S. N. GAFFNEY

Ruth s. Gaffney vs.. S. N. Gaffney
State of Tennessee, In Chancery Court
of Knox County. No. 1888
In this cause it appearing from
the bill filed, which is sworn to, that
the defendant, S. N. Gaffney is O
nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee, 80 that the ordinary process
cannot be served upon him, it is
ordered that said defendant appear
before the Chancery Court at Knox
vile, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday of April next. and
make defense to said bill or the
same will be taken for confessed
and the cause set for hearing ex
parte as to him. This notice will ba
published in the Knoxville Jude
pendent for four successive weekA
This 23rd day of February 1918
]. C. FORD. C. g. M.
GEO. W. McDADE, Sol.
Feb. 20 March 2 9 16 1918
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-03-09
TO ALICE CARSON

Bob Carson VS. Alice Carson
State of Tennessee. In Chancery
Court of Knox County. No. 1880
In this cause, it appearing from
the bill filed, which is sworn to, that
the defendant Alice Caison La nor
resident of the state uf Tennessee
so that the ordinary process cannot
be served upon her. it lie ordered
that said defendant appear before
the Chancery Court. at Knoxville.
Tennessee, ON Of before the -rat Mon
day of April next. and make defense
to said bill, or the same will be
AIKEN for confessed and the cause
set for hearing ex parta as to ner.
This notice will be published in the
KNOXVILLE INDEPENDENT foI
four successive weeks.
This 25th day Of Feb, 1913
J. C. FORD. C. & IA
Al Graves. Sol.
Mar 2 8 16 % 1913
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TO JAMES MOORE

Gertrude Moore VS.. James Moore
State of Tennessee, In Chancery
Court Of Knox County. No. 1869
In this cause, it appearing from the
Affidavit filed and return of the off
GER that the defendant James Moore
cannot be found in Knox County and
that after diligent search his resi-
dence cannot be ascertained so thst
the ordinary process cannot be
served upon him, ii is ordered that
the said defendant appear before
the Chancery Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee. on or before the first
Monday Of April next. and make
defense to said bill, or the sumo will
be taken for confessed and the
cause set for hearing ey parte as to
him. This notice will be published in
the Knoxville Independent for four
consecutive weeks.
This End day Of March 1918
J. C. FORD. C, 4 M.
Frank Sanders, Sol.
March 16 % 1918
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Mem Resident Attachment Notice
I. w. Henderson Company vs..


G s. Bryant No 14O64
Before J. K. Ailor. Justice of thu
Peace. for Knox County. Tenn.
In this cause it appears by the
affidavit that the defendant, G. S.
Bryant is justly indphfn' to the
plaintiff and is a nonresident of
The state of Tennessee, SO that the
ordinary process cannot be served
served upon him, and an original at
tachment having issued and returned
to me with levy on his property. it is
therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Knoxville Independent, a
newspaper published in the city of
Knoxville, for four consecutive weeks
commanding the denfendanl to appear
before me at my office in Knoxville on
March 21st 1918 at IL O'Clock m. anr
make defense to said suit or it will be
proceeded with ex parte.
This 23rd day Of Feb. 1918
J X. Ailor, Justice of the Peace
For Knox County. Tennessee
Feb. 90 March. 8 16 1918