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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Grocery store. invoice about
$780, located in shop district. low rent
old established trade. No trade. A. L.
Furman Real Estate. log West Sth.
FOR SALE-Furnished rooming house of
10 rooms. close in, low rent; $3.50 cash.
Furmans Real Estate. 106 West Sth.
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LOST AND FOUND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Fireman farm hands; married
farm couples; 30 laborers, SOC to soc hr-
wood choppers: section hands; fry cooks
head cooks: carpenters and helpers: dish
washers; kitchen helpers: night clerk. Fur
mans Labor Agency, 106 West Sth.
PLATEN pressman wanted, the best TINT
S25 week will secure: must be a good
color man, capable of turning out nothing
but high grade work. Apply Superior
Printing Co, 9Th and Jackson.
WANTED-White man and wife, panty
and store room, ship to south Kansas
bell boys: porters; pump man; clerks: res
taurant for sale, $3.50 cash. Furman s
Labor Agency. LOG West Sth.
WANTED-Boy to carry small paper route.
close in. Apply N. w. corner 18th and
Kansas ave, and call for Star Agent.
BOY WANTED at Chocolate Shop.
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LEGAL


First published In The Topeka State
Journal, November Z, 1851
In the Probate Court Of Shawnee County.
Kansas.
In the Matter Of til. Estate Of Albert w.
Knowles. Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All creditors and all others interested
in the aforesaid estate are hereby notified
TINT on the 9TH Cay of December. 1919. 1
at the Court House in the City of Topeka.
Shawnee County, Kansas. for n full and
final settlement ci said estate and for an
order of the Court finding and adjudg ~ z
who are fhe heirs f Albert w. Knowles.
deceaset
You are further notified that my claim
for compensation as executor and for attor-
ney fees and other expenses necessarily n
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500 OUT AT SCHOOL
Officers Training Force at Camp Pike
Is Cut Down.

Little Rock. Nov. 2S.-Five hundred
students at the infantry central Off
GERS training school at Camp Pike
We're discharged Wednesday night and
left for their homes on a special train.
The November class of $50 students
will be graduated Saturday and the
newly commissioned lieutenants will
be placed on the reserve list The dis
charge of the remaining 1880 stu
dents at the school will continue at
the rate of about 500 a day.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JUNK WASTE PAPER

JUNK WASTE PAPER
Iron, rubber, metals. second hand goods
etc. Autos bought, parts sold. Our truck
will call free anywhere in city or nearby
towns
WESTERN IRON & METAL co.
Buys Everything.
PIG Kansas Ave Tel. 1904
WE PAY the highest price cash for cast
off clothing. shoes. hats and OvercOats.
Drop us n card or call Gordon Bros lonn
office. 400 Kansas Ave. Phone 1919.
hDTEC Highest prices paid for
LADlLO 2nd hand clothing, ladies
or gents. NOvACK, 4O41a E. 4th. Tel. 1890.
CLOTHING-Highest prices for gems
second hand clothing. Phi. 1888. jacobsen,
500 Kansas Ave.
1852 HASTY AUTO EXPRESS.
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LEGAL

CURED in the administration of said estate
has been filed and, as ordered by the court.
will be heard on the said It'll day OF De-
cember 1915 at 10 o'clock n. in.
THE PRUDENTIAL TRUST CO.,
Executor.
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North Side Neu,s

Petro's drug store, or call Eleanor
kimball. phone 81. after q. m.:
other hours phone $3.50
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LEGAL


and must be promptly exchanged at the
expense of the contractor. for others which
are proper and acceptable: and on failure
open market. and any loss arising from
such failure shall be charged to the con-
tractor TIT SO falling The determ, r,a,e
ceived comply in all respects with the
standard fixed in the Specifications or
shall be made by the Board and the chief
executive officers of the institutions for
final.
Bids must be made upon the within
proposals. Discounts of every kind should
price must be given IN the prey Proper Columns
IN conformity with the denomination Or
measure shown Bids must not be Enclosed
Each proposal shall be accompanied by q
sampl. of the supplies proposed to be fur.
other mated articles full mated pairs must
be submitted. Original labels must be left
on samples. Bidders must attach to each
plainly marked the name of the sender and
the number and price Of the article. and all
will not be responsible for samples sub
mitted. Unsuccessful bidders can remove
their samples Samples of each article upon
which contract is awarded will be re-
tanned by the Board and will not be pnfd
for.
Particular attention is called to the fore
going specifications. as a careful reading
of the same may prevent large number
of inquiries on points already covered.
On all items on which the government
may impose n tax bidders will pay same
! If necessary and add the amount OF such
| tax to their invoices and the stnte will re-
| imburse the bidder. thus standing any tax
which may be imposed upon any item by
| the government.
Duplicate specifications and schedules
| are furnished each bidder. one to be sent to
| the President Of the Board, as above pro-
| viled. and the other to be retained by the
bidder. Such duplicates will be furnished
! upon application to the President Of the
| Board of Managers, Memorial Mall, To-
peka. Kan.
By order of the State Board of Managers.
J. N. HARRISON,
President. Board Of Managers.
AGNES MICHAELIS.
Secretary.
| II. II. WELLS.
Treasurer.
| November I. 1918.
| First published in The Topeka State
| Journal Wednesday. November 10, 1918
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

KANSAS AVE, 191O-Five rooms. 5 piece
BATH electric lights. gas, basement. $3.50.
Phone 3145. E. Z. Roudebush, 623 Kansas
ave.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

FOR RENT-915 Western Avenue, rooms.
garage, strictly modern. high class resi-
denee, fuel supply N cellar. Rental $50
per month. The Shawnee Investme 1t o.,
534 Kansas ave Phone $3.50.
HOUSES for sale and rent for the rich
and poor. J. B. Gibson, phone 323G
913 WEST 6TH-7-room house and barn
Red 2461.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE OF
EXAMINATION FOR STENOGRAPHERS
AND CTERES

The State Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination Saturday, December
18th. 1913. beginning at 10 a. m: Mt the
following places: Hays, Pittsburg,
Kansas City, Kansas.
The examinations will be held under the
mission and examiners appointed BY tho
Commission. The purpose of these ex-
aIninations is to provide eligible lists from
which names may be selected to fill vacan-
cies as they occur In the classified service
Of any institution or department Of the
state government.
ton will be examined ON the following
suhiecfa.
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FENIM RE MOVIN G
GALL PHONE 4341

PICrl'RE FRAMING:
FRAMING. -egildinx mat making, mount
ing done by Sullivan Art Store. 122-124W- x.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
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First published I'm The Topeka state
Journal, Thursday. Nov. p, 1851
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INSURANCE

FIRE. tornado and automobile Insurance.
Chas. T. Nichols. S37 North Kansas ave.
Phone 20i2.
l.. w. WlLSON-Eirc, tornado, plate glass
INSURANCE. Phone S36. &c Columbian fldg.
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November I. 1915
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Wednesday. November 10. 101S.l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

daysi and those selling Only food
cooked and prepared on premises
may cell al anv hour.
MEAT sHOPS--cau cell meats
and vegetables Al any hour, ---
Meat Shoos can sell arocafs feom
J 10 a. IN. 10 I y. m. with 10 y, IN
Saturday closing.
NEWS STANDS can sell other
than daily papers from T,S0 10 7 p,
m With CLOSING htur ~ u, IN
Saturday. Daily pspefs can be
sold at any hour.
POST OFFICES in stores can
remain open al any hour. but no
merchandise can be sold outside OF
iao a. nj, tot y, tn. with the
Saturday closing hour 10 . III,
WE REQUEST ONLY ONE
DELIVERY PER DAY Bin MADk
AND THAT Az MANY Az POS
sIHLE NAkEJOINT DELIVERY
DRUdsTORES WILL BE AL
LOWED TO DELIVER DRUGS
FOR IMMEDIATE USE AT ANY
HouR-oTHER ITEMS ONLY
ONE DELIVERY. PER DAY.
Heretofore, regulations looking
ultimately to the results sought TO
be attained 10 this. have been is.
sued. and have been observed by
those interested. We are moved 10
believe that the same spiri, oi CO.
operation that has attended every
order and reques, issued by our
authority wi!l attend this. The
public will realize that this is
necessary ios the common good and
thar ,.ss~ ~s~Ssssssasas ,.s~rssw pre-
scribed are reasonable and will
beet serve The ,nterest VI Tennessee
and the Nation To that end, w.
irel that /. will be the pleasure OF
our citizens to cooperate thoroughly
and see that each item indicated
hsrein 10 faithfully observed
Compliance with this program ol
conservation 10, the elimination ei
non essentials will be . under the
immediate supervision Of Charles
c. Gilbert. Chairman oi the Com.
mis,ee on Commercial Eeeaemy u
the Council oi National Deien@.
This programme will be effective
! =. m. October 10, 1918.
kuthl~d,e Smith. Chairman,
fstst,e Connect 81 Nat,oea D~itase
We. Mser. Federal Fuel A imin
sstrslor,
H. A, Mars,n, feirrsl Food
Administrator
Nashville, Tenn sept ~, 1918
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

Saturday. October II. h w tour
hundrcd aud twsuty,pixth sanivsf.
sary oi the discovery oi America.
Presiden, Wilson has peoclaamsA il
Liberty Dav and rsaassts tAs citi.
rens ai every community n tAs u.
ni,sd Statcs--oity. tosn and oooa.
tfy~idr~-to celebrate ths dAy.
The Fwsident In biz peoalsms.
tloa Says:
Every day the swas psiscipess
lor which ws are Aghsins tske efssh
hold upon our thonxht and psfpss.
~ aud make IL clearer what The snd
issu%s ,hs4 Apa shsl NJ ,laast do. m
achieve Il,
We now know more ceftAlnly
than we ever knew hstoFs Why Ire
men brought the grsst Natjos Asd
Government We love into exlstsecs,
because Il grows clearer aud elsesss
wha, supreme services II II 10 b
Amesica's privilege 10 fvndsT 10 ~
world" "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
TOTAL $i,943.39O $292,S00 /

Solicitors and purchasers are
authorized to place subscriptions
for Bonds through any ot the scv,
en- banks OF the County The dis
uict viii receive credit for all pur-
chases made by residents OF the
dss.ric, regardless through which
bank subscriptions are placed, Ii
10 expected ,ha. every patriotic e,t'
zen buy Bonds to their fullest ex.
tent. h will be necessary that ey.
cry one do their patriotic duty IN
subscribing for Bonds. and IN ord
rr Ter Dmkson County 10 go over
the top. all who are interested in
the defeat OF Germany and the
success. OF America. Will aid IN the
Fourth Liberty Bond Campaign.
those who were in the recent
draft and who, taE any eaaxs. claasn,
ed exemption from military serv.
ice are expected to buy Bonds.
District Committeeman arc -xpcc-
ted 10 report to the any drafted
men who ask for = deferred clas.,-
hca.ion who failed to buy Bonds,
and i, is my duty To report these
matters to the government. Many
people have a good lawful reason
Tor asking tha, they be placed in
other than class one. bu, there arc
few il any. who have reason why
they do not buy Liberty BondsA II
the drafted man cant hight. and
won, buy Liberty Bonds, III. gov,
ernment will see that they 20 to
work in some line essential to win.
ming the war
ln other Liberty Bond Cam
paisns speaking dates have beea
made on Sunday. but owing to the
prohibiting of the running Of Au.
,omobiles on Sundays County RAJ.
lies are expected to be held in cv-
cry d,suic, of Dickson County.
Saturday. October 18th. which
President Wilson has designated
~ day 10 commemorate the dis
eosrty OF ytmer,ta, K. E. Vatiew.
Chairman OF school Campaign and
Joe b Wccms Chairman OF speak
era, will arrange Liberty Bond pro.
gram and speaking Tor every dis
u,et IN the County on this date.
Respectfully.
PITT HENStEF,
County Chairman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
ASK 0DsEavlDCf q
sumoAT uosne tIlyGS
Council oi Deiense, Fuel and
Food Administration Urge
This a. coasecvaflea
Measure.

A. . conservation measure tot
|shs ~svina Of msn.powxr, fnst and
|ieed, the people al fsnrsasss ars
|asTed 10 igidly observe ell Sunday
CLOSING lava which may be upon
The statutes III the stats " several
|man,slpsli,ics. This appeal n sisn-
ed hy MI Ru,iedss SMi,A. Chair
man vi III ccuncll n nel@nas. w.
~ Mgr. Y. 4, fnsl AdnInissfstar
Iios the risse. and M II. A, Nor.
Ean. U, y Food Admiuissalof tos
Tennessee.
"Withou, oomu i,iIns our usaan.
,sa.ions to the wisdom ~ necessity
Tor euch laws In times Of psscs,
'ssys the sppe4l, I'VE do bsf&vs'
that the rigid enforcement u all
Sunday CLOSING !.xs NOW ~. :=sss-
,erisliy contribute 70 he saccssa q
the Nations vat program.
In soms sections sunday slos-
ing Laws have been rather iadi6sv-
en,ly observed. whils othsss have
slmos, been forgotten. This appeal
10 ios a msl Sunday closins ~iah
conservation the object.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
PRONUNCIATION Of
EARLY CLOSING ORDER
Program Outlined for Conservation of
Fuel, Food and Man Power As
Aid in Winning the War.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 10, 7 A. Nj.

To meet the requirements I'll the
Nation 10 this emergency, /. be.
comes necessary lor the citizen. al
Tennessee % make distinct sacsi.
iaaes Ia asdes that xa may conserve
man. power. iusl, and food, waiet,
are not only necessary Ia the i'm
mediate continuation o. the war.
hut its ultimate success. locking al
this to the peak OF the drive which
will be on ia the early part oi 1919,
|" Despite ths extraordinary Efforts
OF our miners, the Nation is oon.
irohted with an actual shortage 81
coal, This shortage can be made
up only by tbs s.yieiest conservation
of fuel in every possible ~ay
To contribute 10 the solution al
these grave problems, we have
determined upon the following pro-
gam which W. ask and expect
eVefyutiN w ubN@Ifs,
We are calling on all CLASSES Il,
help la this spirit We call on the
merchants oi Tennessee to do their
part In this saving hv adopting
shorter hours and fewer deliveries
Tins will save large amour, Il
coal aud man.powrr. aud electric
current which IL equivalent TO coal
in this tight,
IN RURAL DISTRICTS AND
TOWNS UNDER al. 900 lSHAB.
lTANrS-All stores will open al
!, 30 ., TN. and close at 4 y. m..
with Saturday closing hour Top. III
EXCEPTIONS, The following
will open At a, IN. and close ! p,
M, with 10 p. m. Saturday closing
|1ours an over the STATE. Retail
srocera. Fruit stands. Cigar stores,
and Shoe Repair shops
The following will open at 1N
q III, and clo.e 6 ., m with 10 p,
IN Saturday closlnal In towns Of
less than 5000 population; Pawn
shops, Pressing shops. Bowling
alleys. Pool rooms (inciuding those
in Hotels), Shooting galleries, sotl
drink stands. and ice cream psrlors,
Barber shops will open ., 1,s0 ..
IN. aud close al 6.S0 y. H.. with ~
q M. Saturday closing.
Drug stores other than strictly
drugs open At 80 a M and close
y m, Saturday closing hour 10
D, rn e' ts'sfR se,fv~nisS sesf srirts
ly drug. aud nothing else any hour.
ESTAvRANTS--rhosr selling
other than t,,pd cooked aud prepared
on premises may stay open from I
!. m Il ! y Ia 40 y tn Sstuf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
Woman's Liberty
Loan Division,

.ieneral pesshins ssnJs the mes-
ssge Ia the people oi the United
States. Send us men. guns and
supplies quickly. and W will yin
the wsr in 1919
Dickson County viii 20 over the
tor, ~ith sts quota bat hesofs this
IL possible there mus, he perfect
team work. u ,vsry man. woman.
sna eisild A large number al
Dxknn County's boys are nj thf
.ttns. and ~ mus, ssand behind
ssi m. The suceess snd the lives
IL these boys over there. depends
on hes iaiiY and bow quickly we
ssapply their media, The mere they
&C.. the sooner the var ends.
Tie Aomans Liberty Loan
ID y,sson n our county. has gose to
.ask With . strong detsfminssion
,o back up the Den, behinj the
ssns. Miss Edith Badge. chair
n.u. Tor Dickson County. xppoias~d
80 ACTIVE ehsirman tos each oi II.
iif..n district Miss Gsns Pa,tep
- pusiaci,y chsisman tos the coua
~. and nas charss al oil advertis-
lss Mrs Dan Jorlin 10 Dicksoa's =
chairman. and has two side awake
teams working sith hsf.
FIRST TEAM.
capia,a. Mrs. A, II. Lesthers,
III. Lieut.. Mr. Cia1d sls4saorf,
xssd i1eas.. .Mn w. A. Meaaav
| sssreanis. Nessiasaas PHI Hes.
see T. s Payne, Frank Hanies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

The ladies' oI this department
wish 10 thank Dr. w. W. Walker.
Nm. Me,slss and q. G. Collins,
ST.. !of ths great isvors shown
them.
Dt Walker kindly donated the
Use Of rolling machine with which
TO roll the 40 gsuse dressines, an
order ios tame having been received
from the aasernmsnt A. these
dressings arr dive yards in length
and have 10 be no very carefully
rolled, the machine was 4 wonder.
ful help.
Messrs Me,ales and Collins denst.
ed sealer. which were mote than
appreciated The government gave
orders to weigh all dressings made
aud At most oppof,une time these
gentlemen came iorwah ani pre-.
seated the scales to The ladies with
their compliments.
From this wosk room 1890 dres..
ings have been shipped to France
since April 3oth.
Mrs Pitt Henslee. Chairman Of
Woman work. and Mrs. q. W.
Moran. Supervisor u this depa.t,
ment. wish to thsnk all who
responded to The cali fof volunteer
workers In the past lev weeks and
Nlll Apnsselats .lAasl >hslp, .s4 All /. zho
will work on ihiA nex, months order
~ IL II very large one, tor this
chapter Ia have to I'LL. Resp,,
Surgical Dressing Department,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04


There will b. ~ automobile paf.
sde In Diesson. 6atnfday. lbssty
Bond Day, All psfiie. dssiring 10
laAs past-in the passds viii A&ss
thsu Ger 90 Nesth Main Street. -.
,ween Richen Avenue snd College
Street y, 1880 o'cloca.
The parade. promptly n J ocl k
will -tAr, aoath 10 Msin StFest 10
Oakmcnt school, where the i.ibssty
Bond Rally will be h-ld n | o'cl'a.
Every on. owning ~ sute y sAFs-
s#tiy urs~d 10 eStss This pass4l
\. H. RRiAN. CA'm..
4th Liberty Bon3 Dnve.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
For Sale.

Gentle !anslIy mare. work 70 any.
thing, never sca'es. Nae buggy
and harn@@s One Mccormick
mower One hay rake Harness
Tor ape-har.@ ~agon five plows
and one harrow. Two hay iotks.
One l., { Smith bird gun. "a, inch
barrel, hsnerlrss. good ~ n~w.
VIII sell any or oil privs'sly.
J. I. Lowell. Iitekson Oct.4.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
MERCHANTS TO CLOSE
FOR BOND RALLY SAT.

All the merchants u Dickson
have sgr~ed to s'gn NJ, 10 close
their places oi bus.ness next Sstur
day rom to 5 o'clock in order
tha, everyone can attend the Liberty
Rand Rally Il. Oakmout School snd
hear judS~ A Ii Rnhert-, Our next
governor, speak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
TEAMS WANTED.

We want teams 10 haul cord wood
on Woriey Furnace tract Good
haul. good pay. Boo Air Coal 4
Iron Corporation. JAS u. RI BILE
Inspector,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
HEAR JUDGE ROBERTS DICKSON SATURDAY AND GEN. Gates NCARLO MONDAY
Fred BeAsley. flsssae1 Cewan. Jake
Damn, and Marsh Hrowa.
SECOND TEAM.

Capa&in, Mrs |. A. Mccall
ist Lisas4. Miss Annis Mai
Gregory.
Ind. Lieut.. Miss Ethel Moore.
seargsnts. Mlsses GaDa Patton,
Glenn Leeeh, Wiaais Mei.anshlia.
MAyme Bryan, I.osaine Ctulohst, !,
As~damss Frank Hall, Grady
Sanders. Sara wishsst. and b. ".
MeCresry,
Secretary McAdoo said. We
mus, make this iesa 4 success. se
can make II 4 sucrews fhs fxfiHrc
oi a single issue oi gosesnmans
hands would he worse ior America
than . dlsass~r on the Geld oi
battle.
Gould any true American woman.
tail, a. time like this
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

FOR SAtk One tine Jersey
milch COW and heiier cali. one
Jersey he,tes Ii months old see
or write Mrs. Hill Page ar ] +.
Gray. Dickson K 1 10 I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
Ten Dickson County
Boys May Enter College

The iollcwlng telegram VAS re-.
ceivej by the Hersl,. Wednesday
from Coz 4 J, Kelly, who il teach
ing IN Military College at Soa,her.
ianl. Fla
ZEN eighth grade boys from
Dickson County will he admitted
to :, A. I E. amt. SoulherIsnd
College, Mus; te strung and ol
good habits, Wsfe me qalck.
Col. Il. ]. KELLY"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

FOR SALE-Sss- apply 10
Mrs. Kate Myst,. Dickson Route s,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
DICKSON COUNTY Al.
loTMfMT s2s2, 5000
Each District Assessed Ac-
eording TO Its Taxable
Value-.-C0mmittees
: Named.

Recently the Treasury Depart
ment ., Washington has authoriz
cd h. Appoinimen, OF the follow
my County organization OF workers
in the Fourth Liberty Bond Cam
paign in Die kson County;
Pin li~nsle~. County Chairman
r. + Co.le~. County Vice-Chm
Mia. Edith Badge. County Char
woman.
Mont Domavan. Fr~ld Marshal. =.
w. n. McMurry. Field Marshal
w. l.. Cook. Field Marshal
T. 1t. Stone. Field Marshal
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
Iee y Weems, Speaker
w. Nj Me,xlef. Special Sales.
C. E. Collins. Publicity.
Rev n. A Cof. Church
Ptoi. r ( CorIew, School.
) II. hrysn, Automobile.
II T. Cowan. Finance.
DISTRICT CliAlRMEN
ia J. D. Beasley
Ind Lee Robertson.
I'D. M. l.ampley,
4,h. A. D. Clark
Sth. w. A. Meadow.
9th F II tiickerson.
7,h RI I. Sesler.
s,h. c. ), Smith, ...
Oh N. II. Eubanka
10Th, !. II, McFali,
Il,h. ] I Harris
9Th. e.. T Henry,
9Th II NJ Ewing
18th, W. II. S,rngiellow.
18Th B. E. Nieks.
DISTRICT CHAlRWOMEN:
Isl, mrs. ~, y. hnapp.
Ind, Mrs. ! B, Suss.
,rd. M,.s Beatrice Jordan,
4,h. Miss Nell Mathis.
5ih, Mrs. J M, Wynn.
eth. Mrs. Dan lla,r,s,
7.h. Ms Waite, Weakley,
9Th Miss Mona Cu,,,s.
9th Miss Ncrble Ferguson.
l0,h Mis-. Mamie Schmlttou.
lI,h. Miss Lutte Ne.b,u.
18th. Mss Gertrude SchaHer
hh, Miss Lillian PHILIPPE,
18th, Mrs \, { Brown.
18th. Mis-. Annie lolar,
T..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

The Allotment Tor Bonds to be
pm chased by Dickson County in
the Fourth Liberty Bond Campaign
is 30! 500 0o The total taxable
value ot Dickson County. exclud-
ing railroads. is $l,9I3, $40 % A.
thu sugxesesn ot ,sse-t Government
il was decided to DIVIDE this allot
men, among the various dis,ncts
ot the cunt, IN proportion OF tho
taxable value ei the property IN
each district. Rrlow ,s the ssxabir
value and allotment, os the fifteen
districts ot the County