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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

During The next lev months.
" hen ,h- uiost pressing NJ the iasm
work il past, IL the time iur our
people 10 prepare against . shortage
III fuel lex. wlu,es VIZ will have
only ourselves 10 blame IL xr arr
again caught III the condition III
which la-t winter found vs..
A fuel shortage ~ the United
States IN al ahsufdi,y II Is utter.
~ ins sc,isable This IL a country
oi natural forests sDd 4 large part
oi those forests are easily accessible
for fuel Thousands d towns have
ample supple. Of The very b.s, die.
wood within easy reach, and II these
communities next winter suffer from
q scarcity u fuel ii will BIZ because
ot their ONO shiitlessn.ss,
One thing IL certain, our railroads
are now taxed 10 the utmost oil their
carrying capacity, and ihis sondslinr
will b* intensified later In the ses.
son when the crops begin to move,
The fuel administration has Issued
lair waning, frankly telling the
people that the road. NAV not be
able to handle their coal ordess
later in th. season.
Every town and community IN
the country that IL dependent upon
an outside source ios its supply o!
iuel. should al once organize a wood
club aud lay ia iuil supply Of this
lasl. This will serve two ends--it
will remove all danger Of iuel
famine and il will conserve railway
power that is nov, and will continue
TO be. urgently needed in the dc.
mands Of the government.
This IL no false alarm. II 10 a
matter Of vital concern 10 all, and
We will be recreant 10 our duty. 10
ourselves and to our government IL
We neglect 1t.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
Hold Your Liberty Bonds.

20 encrt|sf1asy .tinaace >t.se M AZ IL
IN necessary that owners NJ Llhfi,
bonds bold their bonds il possible
Where ior any good reason It i,
necessary for them 10 turn iheil
bonds into cash they should seeG
III. advice Of their bankers.
Liberty loan bonds are very desir
able investments, aud crafty individ
uals are using various means to 80
cure them from owners not familiar
with stock values and like matters.
One method IL % offer 10 exchange
for Liberty bonds. stocks on bonds d
doubtful organizations represented
a. returning a much higher income
than the bonds.
There are various other methpd-
used aud I,kcly TO b+ used some ol
,N gosd.hrick variety aud osh-'s
4tas v-sa.s assl ssfatsshsy xlthtn The
limits Of the law, All offers .oi
Liberty bonds except for mnev
aud a, market value should be
sc,u,in,ked carefully The bends
arr the safest " investments and
have uon,axHtts snd other valnlhie
features.
TO bold your Liberty loan beads.
II possible. ls patriotic To cn&sul,
your hauke.s before sailing them IL
wise,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

We, the Election Com missioner
OF Dickson County, here hy call On
election TO be held on
THURSDAY. AUG. lat 1918
between the hours OF q n. III. and 4
y IN, in the Incorporated towns OF
Dickson, Charlotte. White Bluff
Aan.est. ssxyden aud. Sylvia 10,
the purpose oi electing one Justice
OF the Peace in each Of said towns
The following officers have heen
selected to bold said election.
Diekson--A q Dosier, H Parrish
a W Wynns. Iudges; Clyde Grigsby
X { CaIlum, clerks, b A Clifton, r..
ceiver.
Charloste--O X 1esch. d r Hick.
erson, W II Butler. Judges: Dick
Corlew. J A Hickerson. clerks: y
Duuaway. receiver,
White Bluf-Jarett Howell. Jim
Johnson. Fred Cs.hey. judges. Jim
Wyatt Fred Baker. clerks; Jim Al.
bert. receiver.
Vanieer-A A Taylor. ID w Burns
h q Donaldson. judges; { H Len.
xioh. Clyde Powers. CLERKS; Oaks
bull. receiver. =
slavden--A Y Schmittou. J D
Williams. J II MeFall. Judges; W
7 Bledsoe, g W ferguson. CLERKS;
X X Howers. receiver.
Sylvia D Perry, Tom Hatcher
Jess Dowdy, Judges; Csve Rureh,
Guss Mallory, clerks. B ID Williams
receiver.
This let day Of July 1918,
T.. II. STONE. Chairman.
W. B. WILLIAMS. ssey.
T. e, HELHERG.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
selected 10 hold said election.

selected 10 hold said election:
lat Dist.-W. II. Martin. W. II.
Baker. W. A, Sullivan. Judges; Van
Springer, r. l.. Few clerks, o. 4.
Fielder. receiver.
2nd Diss-Jim kimhro. II. e..
Bruce, Dixon DoneRsn. Judges, A.
X. Work. c. {. Hawkins, clerks
Jap peel.r receiver
3rd Dist--C J underhiil. N Gar.
ton. Jim Hrsfn. 1sdses: III Deal,
b Y Tid~elI. clerks. W N Hutcher.
sdn. receiver.
4tb Diss--tC or Brown boa
A J Carter. A J Brown. J N Ridge
way. judge; Il A Cstisy. A X Bot
ebert clerk. II N Cstbey. receiver.
4th Diet Burns boI) W d Fra.
sisr. A J Richardson. Jim Perry,
judges: A J Brown. W K Buttrsy.
clerts, J G Berry. receiver.
9th Dist--D T Pinkerton. X h
Donaldson. Bill Anderson. Judsss.
JEFF Smith. ] q Evans. clerks. Tom
Aisup. receiver,
9Th Dist-tHylvia boa r Shelley.
" q Smith. q l. Tatam. judses, y
J WalthaI. J II Crutehef. clerks. o
Z on, receiver.
9Th Dsst--(Chaslo.ie hoxl. W ]
Daniel. " r Bysn.' BellGsId DUNG
wav. Judges, Cha.. williams. Dan
Harris. clerks; Billie Hickervon.
receiver.
Tth Dise--Elln Smith. II 7 sesler.
B X Story. Judges: N q smith. J X
Simpklus. clerks, II y Council. ~.
ceives.
Sh Dist--lCum. Furnace boxI J
A Nssbitt, w r Murphsy. W RI
Hughes, Judges; v W Harris. NJ II
fefebss. clesks; K Htayk. receiver.
Sth Distr,ct--t HamhiA boil Geo
Edeia. Jno Walton. WP Duna way.
Judges, Ray Phillips. Van Haywood.
cleska; Jno Monroe. receiver.
9th Diet alavdsn box) A j Ed
wards, r G Baker. B W Wallace.
jsdees. D II Wsynick. II n VIII.
iiamA CLERKS: r. T. Mitchell receiver
Sth Diss - (vanleer bo,) J n
Holloway. Jim Daniel, J II Davis. |
judges w T MCGEE. W N Bell.
eIeras: y Burns, receiver.
iosA Dis.--J W Bfovnins. III
Finch. b J Cooo. judge, W q vi
Schnittou. &c, Hill, elerts, J nj
Tunes. rscsiyss.
iith Dist 4 Street. A J Adair. |
WIN Adams. Judges. Siaydsn Hunt
Morris A-eEiti. elsritss J X Avssiit. |
receiver.
18th Dssf-shels Jordan. A GI
Andesso0. ] 4 veoesshi.. judges. |
Xm Adcoct. Will Jo<dsn eiests.
n Esh<fiy. receiver.
18th Disk A Cssitoa, Charlie
Kruschm,n. Geo vessss. Judges; b
Rickafdacu, I'd Campbeil. clerks
II Hanmonds. receivss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

GRAY We are authorized 10 announce
I. l., Gray ~ candidate tof County
Court Clerk, subject 10 tho vii d the
uualltlssl voters At 1915 August elcataoa
HARRIS We are authorised to An,
nuaace Melvin Harris ~ candidate
Tor the o:s,ae Vi County Court Clerk, suit
lcrt 10 the qualified VOTERS At tho August
1918 slectiun.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

that te can bsss ssrve biz Nation
By staying u hla pasl u duis. No
true American will criticize any Goa
grs4snAn " United States Srnstw
ios staying ss bis post u deity and
help win the sar. rsthrf than ceae
hosns ard play politics.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
Sheriff

PETTY We sr~ authorized ~ Aanoascx
J. r Petty ~ eaR3saa.s Tor sheriff
sahisc ~ thu saAhi~i voters 81 The Ava
ast sscenoa.
MOORE. We are salAoEssesi 10 All.
aoanee + T. Moore ~ eAadsdas. ,ag
Shegd, saelees ~ Tie qasares rioters 10
the ei~esiaa. August l, his
NANNY We ARE author tei ~ sss-
nounse u. ". Msxey - = candidate
for Shessh, subject 10 .hs eaaAhet vos-
"a at the August eisSssoa.I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

BOW MAN, We are sutaoss1rsi 10 all
aouaee John b. liowmaa vi Humphrey
County ~ a candidate ior rs-slscuon 10
.hs Office ii Distract Attorney Osnsrai VI
the Ninth Judicial Cusu,t, uompossti 81
Sua.ans, kobes tson. Montgomery, stew
art. Houston, Dseksoa ami isuMphfsJs'
Election Thursday, August .lsl, isls'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
Justice Of the Peace

stlG6 W. ns authorized " announce
y. X, Sass ~ candidate for Justice
u The Peace IN the 9Th CsyG District
kiessles Aug !, 1915.
WARREN We are authorized to All
noune. I J. Warren for reelection 10
the oi'icv %. Justice III she Peace tcs ths
Cry u ierasoa fiTction, Aas lst.
WORK. ---W We are authorized to announce
Il. J. Wesk a. candidate sos tho office
II justice oi the Peace. 81 the fth livil
Dai.ss. Elest,os,. Aagas, Is.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

f4th Diet " Hall Jim Good.
man. ] Y Brown, Judges. A "A Hall
Tom ksphari. clerks. &C Hall ~.
ceiser.
18th Dist W Iiesy. A. Gu.
liam, J II Caldwell, Judge, NJ J
nuke, je~s BAKER, cle,Lr. la NJ.
tmmiek. receiver.
This July LIST. lpis,
n. n. STONE. Chairman
.... " y. WILLIAMS, heey.
r. &. HELBEkG "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

BRuW NlNU--Ws are authorised to an
uouncv l.. J. -lsro~aias. vi the 10th ihs-
,r,ct. ~ a candidate for ,lrcui, Court
Clerk, subject 10 the will VI the quAish~i
voters 1T the 1918 August election.
WHITE, We are authorized ~ announce
4, l., Mhise ~. 4 easei,as]e ief eae NJ
tsee III Circuit Court tlss.. .'sh,eSl ~ .ths
qualified voters at the AuaNs,, 'eis. cleo
Nou,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Our laboratories are successfully
making many drugs and chemicals
xhich WI formerly rsfaId tsftwNse
only from Germany, And the prod
ucts are receiving good American
names too.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
State Senator

NICHOLS. va are authorised 70 an
bounce n. n Nichols, VI Houston
Couety, Tor re-eiscssoa 70 tiss sstaes VI
state renAtos ffom tho 23Ed SenstofiAi
bsstns. eotapossd VI Houston. stewart.
Humphreys and bsekson COUNTIES. Pm
mary election August La. 1918
hicR--Ws ARE saihosixsi " announce
J. w kies, ef Stewart county, "
candidate iH Siata Senator from tfss I'D
senatorial DISTRICT. eeaaposed d Ho'iss0s',
stewart, Halaphssys. zad DaeksSa evoa'
ties. Primary election, Agg. 1915.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

A State senator in the last Leg
stature, y. n Nichols cave owes
$500 10 OF The taxpayers noney OF
Dickson county II JuaE' W. 4
Hudson, The political crowd whu
benz fitted by N,caols beng in III.
last senate. srs n0w making an FL
,sA effort 10 etec. ttim again. ol
course. the politicians can AFFORD 10
spend a little money to elec. Mich
ola. ]. W. RTE ot Sta NM. caunly
wh., IL running against Ntrhols Is
a ps~w man. but a worthy. CON
ps.sn. and capable man,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

COOK. We are authorized To annot,nes
". l.. A..,s,k IA y sss.aAiais tof rs-cssx'
tiou 70 tie once u Judge TT thS Nsssta
Judle,ai Imeu,s, composed VI nae soan'
lids oi suInnsf. kUbe'tsoa, Sloatsosiss,
stewart. Houston, UnUksoa and Aumph'
Teys. Election Thursday. August l. WIS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Ibess nhsth xre iBteDdrd e~-
pecissly for stomach Troubles. bill
iousas.s and constipation. II you
have sny tsoJbles u the .ovt, give
them = trial and reslia@ its vnosseu
shss 6fw cisss medicine will do
hs you. They only cost qusrss.
~->~3n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

II ,he bone dry amendment
passes. the government will LOSE
$500 W0,ND ia revenue taxes
But the public sill save $500 .W0.
900 in drinks. II the price Of ,he
drinks should be pui into thrift
stamps will the government, max,
or loay'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

FOR RENT-From August IL,
two story house, stx rooms near
Main street 90 Riekert avenue
Both eis.ern and city water; slestrit
lights. Call On or see Mrs. J. {
Foster. Citizens phane. No. lSS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Time was when The calico dress
took part only in laundry sifsirs
and d,shw ashlngs. Now il appear
At porch parties and lawn 'eses IL
exclusive circles. Il tbI- al i'm
pruvenlrnt or \ retsogreslnnS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

We learn that il was the earnes'
i~irs d Congressman l. p. Padgs,'
10 visi, and meet the voters Of hi
congressional district, before the
primary but b. was compelled 10
sail tor Europe a lev days ago, on
account Of bis duties a. chairman
IL the Naval comnAits~s. MI Pad.
ret, holds ane d the most impcw'
tan. posisiens in Congress and teels
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

A service to distribute nelshhor
hood news 10 the American lighting
forces abroad has been organised
" hen one 10 three thousand miles
away irom home i, would lie inter.
es,lns 10 know even what has hap,
pened 10 NeighhM Joues yellow
dos.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
NoN-HESiOEhT NOTES
ELLA sA;ssAK
va.
MACK NASsAR
MACK yASsAR

10 .hss cause, ). app~arins " the Clsnt
and Master frvts albsavH Alsi. lass ,!s
Dsaf. n = nSn-te~adeaa a ths NeAa~ II
Isnn and canDcs Ia served witk rr~@ss.
u y ossssr~d By tAe MsSt~s Inst sssd
Dsft Asek te~z appeAr II the Court.
hoass, In Charlotte, Tsna., 10 " i~so<s
sbs va Gosdas an ocssi,es. s.ss. SD
pa@Ad. ~ xse~sf n aesnus ~ tas L,ti
assst swAaas< h,rn In thss e.s~e n, J,yues.
NJ the ssHas Ssli he tskra tw rs.i.i-~.ad
nd tes n&sass ~ ifs Lesrfss exv~st~.
|. ~ 'asi<s osdsrsa lssst III as<.e. i.
sshi,shsd ~ ta's DseasSs Cssaaty Hwsid.
ssr iewf consecutive se*ks. ~ requires
~ lao sn sssA eases.
"isss~ wy hand ss ud.e~. iaa July
AA, 1913.
J. TAYLOR, Z. IN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

The German chancellor states
that Germany IL holding Belgium
merely ~ pawn, Ordinary
pawnbrokers bold the article pawn
ed in good condition aud return il
as received. Can the imperlal
pawnbseksr dr. sh,. With Belgium
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Too much tsu,h.,elling cost |oa
Kuehlman his Job. Truth, like
many other commodities. Is strictly
conserved in Germany.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
County judge

FRAZIER We are Authorised u an
aounoe frank FRAZIER ~ candidate
lor the uisice vi ,oanty Judge, ssbiect "
the will Vi the qnalihcd voters ~ he
1915 August cleetion, ;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

At present one OF the most esteem.
Cd ornaments Of home Ia n pre-
serve closet full o! home.canned
vegetables and fruit,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

WEEMa We are authorized ~ an
uouucs J. Il. Wc.ias ~ = candidate is
the Office u County Judge, subject to
the will vi the qualified voters ~ the
August eleetlon. lsis .....
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
T'rustce

pOrY-We Arv authorised 10 announce
". I pet, ~ candidate for re-sseS'-
tiaa ~ the ot..se Vi Trustee, saaiscs 10
the voters As the August 1915 eaNton,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

We hope our huneh Ia trus that
the world gets a dove IN It's worn
knitted nssk. this Christmas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Ia John Barleycorn an alien enc
N.Y. He seems likely to be intern.
ed Tor the duration oi the war,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Europe has never been surprised
tina, the unapeskahl- Turk should
be allied with the unthinkable Hun.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

SA@sttENNI NtfbGH I1fN
10 thas ca'sse, IL Appearing ~ lhe Clark
aad Aastes that from affidavit aIed thai
Me Dest 10 Don-resadeat N The state cf
fssn., and cannot b. served w,th Pr4~.ss,
IL " ofdeiei by the Master thsi said
i'ses., dAs~see i.ot~tsas. sppesf u Tie
Courthouse, IN thsaletts. 7 ma. 30 ~
before The t,h aaaday IN October, art,
Anj plead ~ assaw~ a. demvs ~ The bill
flied against hirn 10 this cause 10. divorce.
w ths same viii Ia lsken1 fa co.l s~s~j
and tbs csuss set fof hssr.As eapAs,~.
II " further ordered that This notlsx i.~
psehs,sasssi m sA'e D@ek~aa Cssaass Herald.
faf faas consecutive wrecks M fssauifssf tf
ls~ in sseA easss
wiiSe~~ ny hand nj my Office. usAs
]uly 9TH, 1918
J TAYLOR, G. A NJ
X u C0kLLN. ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

' There 10 ttstklgg wrong ~isss
either the morale or the morals Of
the American army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
PRUssIA'S CASUALTIES
IN EXCESS OF 4,700.o00
German Dead I'm War Approximate
Two Millions, According to
Cologne Gazette.
LOSSES OF OFFICERS APPALLING
Killed, Wounded and Missing Num-
Der 10000, While Aggregate TO
October 81 0f All Classes i'm Ger
man Army Reached COST, 700.
NE Nssocin,cl H..

NEW YORK December ao.-When
INC totdi German casualties ar" pub
iisheu the number Of dead viii be
about 100000. according 10 the Co
lognc Gazette Of November % :, corv
OF which has been received here In
10 October - the total casualties re-
r"r.s" "Gse ''"''.''9. Of whom more
IMAM A.f"p.ooD were pruSsiany The
total includes The naval Jas,,al,i.s
Which we're 'c.o"u, comprised Of more
IMAM 2"'"Sn dead. more than l:.Oco
missing ana nearly 5000 wounded.
Casualty list No 1855 ,,.bIishod on
october -. according 10 tho Cologne
Gazette. placed the number Of dead at
l.Ill.lui. Tn" number % wounded q,
~" =" ana the missing at '52.522.
The pap"r says ;hat of the number re-
ported missing lsr.Oop NAV h.. CON
sidcred dead.
The Cologne paper uses the word
;Appa iiinE IN describing ;he casual
October ,. included ii71o officers
Eliei. 52.4G0 officers wounded and IA
100 missing. total Of 10000 The
out. exceeds the total casualties OF
Germany in the Franco -i'rusyian War
o. ih."' when the total losses were
The total on October -. wbtc,, d;d
not include casualty lists from the
lighting on the western front After
that date. nor the German losses in
Palestine: was apportioncd by the pa :
per az ioliows among the various army
Prussia: l,os2.cco dead e.soe.s71
w9uynlded. SiG.l&9 missing; total. A.
ed Fails missing. totai 3SG,5os o"''"-
Saxony: losol7 dead. a52G27 wound
ed; wits Il;.S7 missing; ,ota!. 4l1,SS1.
wounded, 1892 missing: total. 3G,eG3
Navy: 2a.SC@ dead. 5s.aSS woundeJ
i5,6.o missing: total. 70,5o9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
SAYS, NEWCOMB CARLETON
Is SERVING TWO MASTERS
Pre- sidrnt Mnrkny Dcmands lie quiz
Either Western "ion or Gov
crnInrpt t3irc.

NEW YORK. Dccc.rbcr 2U.--c larrncc
IL M3ckay. president of the CONNER
cal cable ana Postal Telegraph Com
panics demanded in Il Stntcincnt issued
mere Tonight that N"wcuiuD carton.
director OF tho governments controlled
cables. terminate" his dual CAPACITY
as an cmpiry"c % The Postmaster /su.
Graz aud president 81 tin. Western
mon Telegraph Company
Mr.. 'arI;pn'S continuance IN both po-
Sl;iofS. MIR Murkay declared with the
right /" control and pry into tin. bus.
ness policies e: his competitors" arc
antaEonislic I" ihc dcccui iusJi.Icts ~
the american people
The sam" thing. he said applies to
ihc"do'c y Vail. president OF tho
American Telephone ana rclcgrapl
company. who is acting as au adviser
4" Mr. BUr!csun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
WHEAT MlLLERS' SPECIAL
REGULATIONS CANCELLED
Domestic Uuics Regarding Milling. Dis
tributiUn and Feeds Also
Lifted From Iiuu.

Ali special license regulations gov
crninE wheat miilcrs have been can
cclcd. to take effect at once. accord
iuE 20 telegram received YESTERDAY
from Hugh H. Sproul. Federal food
administrator for Virginia.
This cancels all special milling rules
including tile mill feeds pledge and
di-tTihuton rules and tho special rcgri-
lGitouS restricting the us. aud d'-tri.
button uf wheat mill feeds but it does
not affect the general rules and re.
"ulrcm"nta regarding the handling o;
exports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
To-Day and Tonight
IN Richmond

tlrhDond IiowIizcrs' Association,
Ho"itHcrs' ArmOr!. $40.
changing the green's" Y. W. G..
A.. y.
Mtltfar! band concerts IN behalf
OF tho Ned Cross thri~tmas roll cnII
imHt-"nirc. -: Capitol. squire, IL;
ltr>t and Brond, 3; Sixth and
ttrOuu. &.
HetsE Lime Shepherd in recital,
Woman's club, S;f5.
Dance, officers Club. 80.
Dnn>ant. Wonnn'S Club, L.
academy OF Nus,r-DnrL
i.!ri"-Nnudc,iIic and pictures, =,
q, . so and 50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
GALE SWEEPS MERIDIAN
" ais OF Cotton Will nIown out and
Much other Damage Is
Done.
lie Associated -

MEhibiAN. MISS. December pa
forty-miic gale from the southca 81
swept through Meridian to- day. tear
ing. down trees and telephone poles
and blowing out tn" walls OF tho Lad
where about scvcrty-iivc persons were
at work. only one Of them was in
ifIrci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
Dr. 4. ". Robin. !. ,o,orcd

BALTIMORE. MD. peccmbcr co
NsW Orleans was selected as the place
81 its next meeting by the Southern
Surgical y. ISOLATION which closed it's
IGi:iF-iirst session this afternoon.
officers wcr" elected as follows: prosi-
Texas. vice presidents Dr. g f. Ron
ms. Eichmond. and DR. c. A. Hondou
Louisville, ky.: secretary. Or. Hubert
\. EoTSt"r, Raleigh. y. a. treasurer
Or. Cay l.. Hummer. of Ealtimorr prY
k"!St"r ana iiunUer We're reelected
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WILL MEET AT CHARLOTTE
It"~icry Manufacturers 10 discuss Posi-.
War Establishments ON
January -.

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. December 20
cial mcciin; OF the National As
SHci"t"n OF Hosiery Manufacturers.
Whi%R all manufacturers are invited to
attend. vas called TO bc hold here
!aHuar; y. according TO ANNOUNCEMENT,
mere '"-',IE Thc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS said
"itiers ;crtaiulnc - postwar read :
lUSiluent Of business viii be- cons.,l
rod y. ~ Johnson. OF knoxviIic.
which has headquarters IN philatlci,
phia.
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OTTAWA. ONT. December 2o-Tho
Belgian consul general for Canada to-
day denied the report that Cardinal
United States. Tie has been onicially
advised that Cardinal MERCER has no
intention OF leaving Belgium
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

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s,nilh, Edear L.: Tacoma Va.
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first street: Krhmond. '"'f'S-
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,whn..ams. ncrbcr, r chase city. Va.
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t;nrIs.,oni4, o ole r. FLOYD, Va.
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Grcssnsn, Gus ": a,a Twelfth s.rec,
II Is[l9Ha G nanrdn !r rJ?fa, Va.
Harrison. John w: Madison heights. Va
Ii"shcs; Oscar r.: 81: East Broad street
.d Keller NNiySholns l.: 10 Jackson Street.
rhornhin.. John r: reoia Mini Va
Grnv"ly. Robert NJ; Martinsvili" Va
M M"5r.< i i,TS r. ,d Rnchai37jap. va.
Iots. Herman L.. Warsaw. y e
swanson Richard: i.eeslurE Va
Parsons Harry a; Charlotte Courthouse.
ig 'Gss EGF"1 w FaEs hsFG ?s va
hughes MIS-! MISsrl Il Il Na NGrHotN "a
nj! dd lane, II Grtmora, Va.
''rf MAK SISHE' to.H M9u rts A!,I
WOUNDED IN ACTION tSEyEKEIY).
First Lieutenant
n"r'"S j churchnan. is South M7:n-;
Alfriend; iohn s.: Norfolk Va
Sexton. S'"ncy J Nolney. Va
Many genuine bnrgain. are offered
in tho Want Ads to-day. Real them
carefully.
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Local Temperature Yesterday.

- noon temperature. .... 80
l.. NJ. tempe raturc 20
+. NJ temperature. Observation-Disclosures. ~
n!"A!Ihufh t"inp"rhtur" 10 +. NJ. 9"
minimum temperature u 5 T. NJ 70
Mean temperature yesterday 40
Noimai temperature for this date 80
Proficiency yesterday . q
deficiency since March l 1S
''c"'''h'E since JANUARY l....... 33O