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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
narlinH-ClRrt.

Wednesday Afternoon at the BAPTIST
church parsonage occurred tho marriage
OF Arthur Darling Of Tillanock. Ore.
and Miss Grace Clark Of this city. Kew.
J. NJ. Criswoll performed the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Yesterday morning Mt the FIRST VI. j..
church parsonage. Key. Il. smith nnlteo
I'm marriage. George Eaton OF Parkcrs-
hurry and Miss Ruth CulIman Of Mo-
MrChrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

trnnsacting business in the iI
the produce firm
Clifford Rngcrson arrived
day from Cleveland, O., touAeecS
funeral Of his grandfather. tho lAte
ham Jones. ~
Frank Hopkins. Jr.. Of Rosby a
spent yesterday here attending to*
ness matters. -.sSf7 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Knaki.RRrkAr.

Thursday evening at the Christian
church parsonage. Rev. J. d. Smitn
united in marriage Thomas Il. koski ana
Miss Eva J. Barker, both Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

ia he fond Of golf"
yes. but he's not real f;Gi. lis
quilt playing just b"ranS" III" weather
Is cold and the ground frozen" - Detroit
Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

The annual week or prayer here was
brought to most successful close last
evening with we'll attended and Interest,"
lnx services at the Baptist church Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Eatou-Cofmlr.

week Of prayer here proved big suo-
,rSS. both in interest and attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

to tho local Red Cross chapter. promises
to BIO the biggest thing Of the kind ever
attempted here.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
RED CROSS CHAPTER
HERE RESPONDS TO
CALL FOR 500 BAGS
All Branches Exceed Quota
In Answer To Request Of
National Order

The Knox county chapter OF tha
National Red Cross has been asked
to deliver 500 property bags before
March IL. These bags are being made
by the branches and auxilinries. OF
which there are about twenty. A re
quest Tor % from each has been made
and met with ready and generous
response. Bladensburg delivered 20
in less than II week after the appeal;
Gambler 30, and all the other branch.
os and auxiliaries report all, or more,
than their quota filled These bags
are used to hold anything found IL
the uniforms OF wounded soldiers
while they are in the hospitals. Red
Cross nurses report that in many
cases soldiers posse 5sions have been
lost while they We're In the hospital.
TO prevent this, the property bag
was designed
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
FOUR MONTHS IN THE
MORKH0UsE IS DOSE
HANDED TO BRNCKER
Utica Mayor Passes Out Stiff
Sentence To Local
Resident

After all attempt to carry out his
threat that he would tear down the
Utica Jail If Mayor Carlisle did not
give him an immediate hearing ON Il
charge of intoXiGation, Lawrence
Bricker was sentenced TO four months
In the Dayton workhouse Monday and
taken to that place on the same day.
taken to that place on the same day,
according to Mr.. Carlisle, who gave
The Banner the following additional
details:
Bricker was arrested Sunday night
on charge of intoXication. Monday
he wanted to come back to this city
and demanded an immediate hear
ing. The mayor, having other bust
ness, could not give it to him ut that
time and Rricker made his threat.
Later he was found tearing things to
pieces in his cell in an attempt to
carry out his threat of violence He
was fined S6j.05 and, not being able
to pay this. was given four months in
which to work il out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
CAST OF CHARACTERS
FOR RED CROSS PLAY,
ELOPEMENT OF ELLEN

The following Is the cast OF char.
acters Tor "The Elopement OF Ellen"
which viii he reproduced by the Bap.
tist Young Peoples Union at the high
school auditorium March - for the
benefit of the Red Cross:
Richard Ford, devored young hus.
band---Dr. A. G.. Eichel
Molly his wife-Miss. Edith Mellck
Robert Sheppard. Molly's brother
Robert w. Simpson.
Max Terry, Ghum OF Roberts
Kenneth Mastoller.
Dorothy Marsh. enRaaed to sIax. II
guest OF Mrs, Ford Miss Elizabeth
Jones.
June iIayerhill, Wellesley 10. who
Is doing some special investigation
Tor economies courses during the
summer Miss Dorothy Curran
John Iiuma, rector OF st. Agnes
Herman Gunter
Direetor--H e. Devin.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
Local Board Notified To Sup
ply Ii More Than Deferred
Quota OF First Call
MAY MEAN STARTING
OF SECOND DRAFT
Notice Advises That Further
Instructions Will Be
Sent Here

The Knox county board will be eX.
pected to furnish twenty men for the
call on March 20. Detailed instruc.
tions follow later" is the substance
OF telegram from Adiutant General
Wood which was received by the 10.
cal board Friday morning.
Members of the local board take
this message to mean that the first
call of the second draft is to he made
on that date as only nine men were
To be sent as the last increment of
the first draft from this county. How.
ever, there is nothing definite known
concerning the call for the addition.
al eleven men and will not be until
the instructions referred TO in the
telegram arrive.
The following men have been call
cd for physical examination March
%. John G. Wolfe. Louis A. Mawcr,
Elmer j. Wander, Asscrc Chiappfret.
Il. Berlin Il. Blakely. Walter s. Blake.
ly, Earl Il. Wclker. Miles Il. Burson,
Burton C. Colville. Maurice A. Mitch.
ell, Clarence r.. jeeman. Henry
Pincher Earl +. lIuI1is, Cary w
Mills, Carl lowering, Benjamin T.
LOsh and Albert A. Taylor
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
PATROLMAN GRANTED
LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Patrolman James j. Taylor began
II six months leave Of absence from
the police force of the city Friday
and Will engage in the automobile,
business with George Collins temper.
mily. Ills place will bs. taken during
his leave of absence by Harvey Fish
er.
The atrolman has been experienc-
ing trouble with his feet and will de.
vote his leave OF absence to having
them cured so that he may resume
his duties.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
QUHVDAR0 LODGE TO
HAVE UNIQUE MEET
Stations To Be Filled By Old
est Past Officers
Present

The regular meeting of Quindaro
lodge, No. BIG, !. o. o. r., will be
held Tuesday evening, March 10, 1t
being designated us Past Officers
Night. All stations will be Glled with
the Oldest past officers present, A
program has been arranged for this
occasion and refreshments will be
served. All Odd Fellows are cordial.
ly invited to be present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
GOULD ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF BEATING
BOARD BEL, FINED

Deputy sheriff Burr H. Lytlo went
to Mansfield Thursday night and re.
turned with Jay Gould, charged by
Gertrude Welsh with deirauding AN
innkGoper. the amount ont of which
she alleges she was defrauded being
Sll6S
Gould was arruisned Friday morn.
ing before Squire Luther A. Stream
and pleaded guilty TO the charge. lie
was given II limited time In which to
pay the bin and the costs, which
amounted To about $40 II the S2l .GS
Is not paid by the end of the time
given, II will have 10 be worked out
NJ the Dayton workhouse.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
bR|VKHAVEN

BiiNKHAVEN, Mar IT Mildeed
llibbets OF Ashland is visiting with
her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Ferrcll are Wis.
iting in Akron for a lew days.
Mrs. l.. J. Bailey has returned to
her home here after u few days visit
with her daughter at Bucyrus.
Mr.. and Mrs Il, r. Fcndrick were
called TO Mansfield Friday TO attond
the funeral Of their uncle. John Fen.
driek
Albert Fendrlck of Howard was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. II. T.. House OF Orryille visit.
Cd with Sarah House Thursday.
Mrs. Strouso is quite i'll at her
homo here.
5. l.. Thompson has started repair.
Ing the lawn which was torn out by
an ice gorge several weeks ago.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
FREDER|CkT0M|V

FREDERICKTOWN, March IA
Mrs. Earl Dunham visited over Sun.
day with her husband in Marion.
Miss Marjorie lowering is III with
the measles.
Mrs. Harvey Connan of South
Bend. Ind, is expected here Saturday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Walter Hyatt,
and her mother, Mrs. Devoe.
Mrs Isaac Gable and daughter.
Florence. of Butler we're guests on
Thursday of Miss Mary Mcdonald
and Sylvia Gable.
The severe wind-storm Saturday
evening took part of the roof of the
Bartlett house. occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Popham and Mrs. Dick.
cy. OF.
Miss Lucy Grill OF Newark is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Popham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Meredith
were in Chesterviile Monday of this
week.
Mrs. John Daeue went to Mans.
field Thursday as a delegate to Il dis
trict convention hold there.
The w. G. II. t. met at the home
Of Mrs. Zent on Thursday afternoon.
Wilson Bradrick will sell his house.
hold goods at public sale on Saturday
at his home on College street.
Miss Evelyn Ilettinger and Miss
Catherine Lewis are Ill with measles.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
T.. church held a picnic dinner ut the
home OF Mrs. Daniel Brown Wednes.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Sophronia Darling, who has
been living in Mt. Vernon for several
years, is now located in her home on
West Sandusky street.
Miss Mozelle Wilson, who went to
Newark Saturday to visit friends, Is
i'll with the measles but is expected
home tho last of this week.
Mrs. Al. Fox entertained on last
Saturday evening with u shower for
Mrs. Howard Mcdonald, formerly
Miss Grace James. Quite number
were present and Mrs. Mcdonald re.
cciyed some lovely presents. Music
and games and II delicious luncheon
made the evening most enjoyable.
Mrs. Walter Seitz of Bangor spent
Wednesday with friends here.
Harry Gibson has enlisted in the
army and left for Georgia camp
for training recently.
On next Friday afternoon the D. of
V. will have reception in their
rooms here. A comfort now on dis
play in the window at IIuddle's store,
will be rallied OFF at this time.
Mrs. Allen OF Greencastle, Ind,
left for her home last Monday. Mrs.
Allen was here 10 settle the estate
of her mother, Mrs. Mary ,Estile. She
presented the organ belonging to her
to the primary class OF the
NJ. H.. Sunday school.
Miss Anna Castner, who has been
quite sick Is recovering,
Melvin Vance IL seriously i'll at 'his
home here.
Rev. II. NJ. Noble spent Wednesday
in Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
DOUGLASS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF OHIO
SUPT'S ASSOCIATION

At the quarterly meeting OF the As.
s0ciation of Ohio Tubercular Hospital
Superintendents, held in Columbus
on March IA, Df. Stephen A. Doug
lass, superintendent OF the Ohio State
Sanatorium, was elected president
for the ensuing year. Ohio, in her
ten tubercular hospitals, now has
1,5O0 beds available for tuberculous
patients.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
Marriage License
Mrs. Mary A. Mcdaniel
Dies at Age OF 90 Years Following a
Short Illness Of Paralysis at
Her Home Here

Mrs. Mary Ann Mcdaniel, 50, died
at $40 o'clock Thursday night after
an Illness from paralysis OF one week
nj her home 1903 West Vine street
Mrs. Mcdaniel leaves Two daughters.
Mrs. Alec Ringler of Chicago and
Miss Florio Mcdaniel, and one son,
Edward William Mcdaniel. OF Glen.
mont The funeral al II o'clock
Monday morning at the home
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
TRUCK HITS CAR AND
MAN WHO VISITS HERE
INJURED ABOUT HEAD

John Dollison of Columbus, who
visits here frequently, was injured in
Columbus Wednesday evening. ac,
cording to word received here, when
II truck struck the car he was driv,
ing. Ills injuries were chiefly cuts
about the head and face.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
SMTTHHISLER GETS
CONTINUANCE; CASE
BEFORE BAIR MAR. l9

Philip Smithhisler, charged with
the illegal sale of intoxicating liquor,
has been given until March 10 in
which to prepare himself for his
hearing before Mayor BSir. The mo.
tion for a postponement OF the hear.
ing was made by Smithhisler
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
MASER IS GRANTED
4 DIVORCE THURSDAY
Husband Given Decree Dis
solving Matrimonial Bonds;
Court News

Clement w. keascr was granted IL
divorce from Rosa l.. Kcascr in the
common pleas court THURSDAY
Inventory Filed
An inventory Of The estate of
George Parker has been filed In the
probate court by Troy II. Collins, adj.
ministralor The inventory shows
property valued at S7S327
Marriage License
Martin Schaefer, laborcr, Mt Yer
non. and Cora Athcrlon. Mt Vernon
George $, Harter, j. =.
Deed Filed
Albert w. FchndriclS to Peter j.
Parker 81 acres in Howard and IIar
rison. 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
FUNERAL PRIVATE

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ann Nc,
Daniels, which is arranged for am.
Monday ut the late home will be pri
vate. according TO announcement
made Saturday morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19

have moved my hemstitching una.
chine from the A. A. Dowds Dry
Goods store to . West Vine street.
Hemstitcbing and picot edge work at
sc and &c per yard. Phone $50 green.
Mrs, Alice Beard xl5 xl5"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
HOLD MEMORIAL FOR
DECEASED MEMBERS,
JOE HOOKER W. R. c.

The Womans RELIEF Corps held
memorial services in the @. A. Il. nall
Friday evening for tho deceased
members who died during the past
year Mrs. Wilson McGinley and Mrs.
William Holt. About 80 members
were present with about IL comrades
and few friends. Mrs. George $.
tlarter related the life of Mrs. Holt,
and Miss Sarah Smith the life of Mrs.
Mckinley.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
REVIVAL SERVICES AT GREER
w. NJ. CHURCH END SUNDAY

GREER, March i6---After continu-
ing the meetings for week. longer
than expected, the revival services at
the Greer w. NJ. church. close tomor-
row.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
EMPEY SAID TO HAVE
LEFT PLATFORM AFTER
A NEWSPAPER EXPOSE

Dispatches from Pittsburgh state
that Sergeant Guy Empey. whose
story OF war experiences has been
read by numerous local people, has
cult the lecture platform following
an expose Of him by II newspaper of
that city This newspaper charged,
among other things, that Empey is
managed by Il New York concern
which has supplied fighters with
magazine articles and speeches, prof
iteering from these toethe extent of
thousands of dollars. Empey did not
appear for Il speaking engagement IN
Columbus Thursday evening, assign.
ing no reason.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
BIRTHS

A daughter was born "Wednesday
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Smith
OF the Granville road.
o
A daughter WAS born Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Saunders
OF Lock.
A son was born at the NJ. Il :. hos
Carl 5. Ewult of the Delaware road.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19

Edward Oborne went to Columbus
Friday to spend the weekend with
friende.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19

While they last, alarm clocks for
Sll9. Guy Landerbaugh & Co.
XlJ N19"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19

Step Lively Luke, Lyric today. xl5
Nh, and Mrs. j. c. Burris of East
Vine street spent Friday in Column
bus.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19

Knives and forks for S4 per set.
Same price as two. years ago. Eight
sets left. Guy l.audefbaugh K Co..
jewelers.. xl5 xI9s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-19
No. 1858
REPORT THE CONDITION OF THE
NEW KNOX NATIONAL BANK
No. 1858

Of Ohio at the close OF Hus'ness on NJ
RESOURCES
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
OPPORTUNITY FoR
CHILDREN TO SERVE
State Council OF Defense Lr.
yes Saving OF Nut Shells
for Use in Making
Gas Masks,

The demand iot peach Stones aud
nut shells Tor Use 10 the manaiac.
lnie ai gaThan iar gax masks As.
become w urgent. that the State
Council Ut National Defense calls
upon the people over the State 10
save such isuit stonrs and nut
shells and have theta turned over
to their local Red Cross chapter Tor
forwarding TO the neares. collection
depot.
SSfhfs~ csfl. rsassi ,Msl Ra.iesag.
smith. Chairman of this Tennessee
Council OF National Defense, Of,
icrs sn opportunity Tor the ch ildren
of tbs state, especially those child.
rem who live in the sections where
walnuls aud hickory nuts sbounds
The shsiis ifsm .hes@ ruts are used
Tor the manufacture ot hish grade
carbon which iorms mos, essen
tiai paIt oi the gas masks, aud the
youngsters OF Tennessee i ieel con.
tident will enter lnso ,he task oi
gathering these shells with n great
deal OF sest.
The nut shells aud all peac.,
stones are 10 be forwarded 10 the
Gas Section under the direction oI
the American Red Cross. and IL is a
commenaahle work. The shells oi
Brazil nuts. which will DO coming
along shortly. are also Of same val
Ne a. walnut aud hickory nut shells
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
VICTORY SbEM FORGED BY OUR MUST PUMP THE BONDS
CITY COUNCIL
nNDs MEETING.
New City Oitkials lnducted
Into Office Monday Night.
Auditor Williams
Makes Report.

Monday nigh, the City connS.i
vi Dickson heid lis regular monthly
meeting Mayor lsriasby and tie
aid Roard he has presided over fos
the past s~o year,, retired The
new Board. consisting N ID. 4,
Beasley, ~ Mayor. ]. Ill, Page, q,
W Mullins, Harry Davis. Frank
Curry. J l. Parrish. X, ], Work,
Sr.. q. T. Collier. Aldermen. John
Shelley. Marshal aud II. G. Themp
son, Recorder. we're induc,ed into
9!irs tsw shs ensuing yss,, Iv~,se-
r. J. Warren administering tn,
oath, AldsrmAn.elect Il. II Rrysa
was not present.
Before the old Board os Mayer
aud Aldermen turned over The al,
fairs of The tnwn to their suecessofs.
some interesting reports we're made,
The fr~, iu order. wss the report
Of II Newton Willianss. City Aud.
i,os who audited toe rsvenae books
oi Marshal, John Shelley, Recorder,
II. G. Thompson. and Treasures.
n, Il. Robertson. which wae sub.
mitted by the retiring Mayor. The
report was gotten up in splendid
form. aud showed the books and
accounts oi these gentlemen 10 hs
square and well kept.
Mayor Grlgshy made 4 most H..
iicitous speech before retiring. re.
viewing the work ot his admiais.
.ra.ion and psoi'ering hip support
and cooperation Ia the new Mayor
snd Board In any capacity he could
render them any service.
The new Mayor. upon assuming
the duties oi his office. made 4
brief address 10 the councilmTn sug.
sestlng certain changes looking TO
economy and better system al
municipal government iur the town.
The Hrss business lraasa stsd hy
|tsse u~w ~fiuara ~as tfs xietfibn *0i
q, T Collier, Mayor Protein. q, l.,
pen.eet,s, was elected City Treasu.
rer. An adjourned over session oi
the Board will be held next Mon.
day night when \ tax levy will be
made and other matters ot import.
ance passed upon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
TO the CITIZENS or
DICKSON COUNTY.
Attend the Liberty Loan
Meeting Nearest you Next
Sunday Afternoon,
October 18th.

| have been requested 10 Arrange
iof speaking al the following p!a
c@a. 4.a auaday afternoon, Ucinhei
18th, 1918, at 2:3O o'clock. 10 ths
iat~reas u the Fourth Liberty Loan
Campaign and you are requested "a
a.sist youf District Chairman te
out your district over the top Nv.
cry teacher 10 expected 10 advertise
thrsa meetings through his sahooI
aud attend same
1si. .Disttici, wstsr ''shry~--J"D
B.asiey. Chairman; speakers, ii. i
Cowan. J. r Hudson.
2aa District. Mount Sinai Is'
Roberts, Chairman: Speakers, y, r.
Hall aud n, w Daniel,
>,fd District, Poftsrs school--M NJ
] LampIry, Chairman. Speakers
Rev Goti and Mrs. PIT Henalee,
4th District, Odd Fellows Hal
A, d. CLARK, Chairman. Speaker
J. A. Clement
9th District. fairview~-W. A
Meadow. Chairman. Speakers. II
Il Brown aud A. J Hyrn,
oah District, Sylvis~-f. II. Hick
erson. Chairman; Speakers. W. l.
Cook aud II. h, Laskins,
1th District, Jask@on Chapel
II. r. seslsr. Chairman; Speaker
I II, Gray.
SGh District. Cum. Fur. &c. =
smith. Chairman; speakers 4, h
Hunt and q. &. Coiiins. Jr.
9th District. Woods Valley
N. II Eubank. Chairman; SPEAK
efs. Joe Weems aud J, J Taylor,
10th District, Oakdale--J. II Nc
Fall. Chairman, Speakers, r. X V
schmi,,ou and y. T, Mitchell,
nth District. Edgewood--J, T
Harris, Chairman: Speakers, ', l.
Brnyles aud W. Il. Boyse.
.i,ssb District ;;Tayiotloxn---.ssl. h
Henry, Chairman. Speakers. W. J
Johnson and { II Williams,
18th District, Tennessee City
II NJ kwIog Chairman; Speakers
Rob.r, Clements aud IL l.. Grlgsb'
llth District, Harpeth Valley
W. h, Strinstelow Chairman
Speakers. X |. l.eech aud W NJ
Adeoek,
18th District. White Oak Flats
u, {. Nicks, Chairman, Speskvr~
Keys, Phillips aud Spsnn
Ga Saturday, n,nher 18th. at !
O'clock ?, NJ Judge W l.. Cook
slsyden Tenn aud a, 80 ssm,
date a, Nauleer Tenn.
Il, h, CORLEN.
Chairman Sebaol Committee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
FIVE THOUSAND M
FOR PoNDEl hAnT
Non-E -Essatial lndwstries Must
Release That Number ior
Work 1t Old Hickory
lmmediaily,

The Council al katienal Dses1ss
has iuss wired Nal, Raslsdxs Smith
Chairman oi tho State ceancil al
Dei~nse, that shs non.esseutaal in-
dussriss sa T~naesass must iSums.
dis,ely vless~ h.oN men fa wetk
al ,he sansvrameni pawdss plant u
|Old a,eksHy, Conmanity Labor
hoa,d. ayvr the state havs i~~n In.
siturtri hs th. u 4, Empiuymsat
services Ia eomh every nea-esseplial
plant 10 ,hT state IN s~eatv the men
|nscexssry. "-s Emptuy~r. sW~ 7~mHss-
-ee who are operating noa. essential
plants, said MI, ssnih .oday.
and who isil 10 release their men
Ter work ai Government . powder
plaot, may find their plant eloesd
down and their men tatsa iSota'
them. This call 10 ios 5000 men
immediately, and sh*ss nust b. no
hsaslins over technicslities, The
Governmsnt asks fos 400 msn
from the non. essential iG this stats.
and when the plant il complstsd
the Government wants III. 600 inoFs.
and the Goverament 10 soins W
have them"
The telegram from Washington 10
N follows; 'Oninance dspstlmsut
reports an immediate need n 6.uD
men y, ths Old Hickory smokslsss
powder plant =, HadIsys Bend.
near Nashville. and m additional
25 900 meb 10 operate this plant
when comple.~d. This plant Will
furnish 800 .0On pounds oi snohs.
lesa powder daily when completed.
Units already compleis are oaly
running sesenty per cent capacity
s~cause VI tho lack al wea, and
The resulting daiiv loss In The man.
uiscsur~ II smokelsss powass n
1O0.c0o peunds bscasss u labes
shortage, II h not only tAs psth.
otto daty Tor Tenre~a<e " ~ sAat
|Shis plant opsfAtss' taIis. but " y
also VI financial beneHt 10 ths ssats,
~ under full operation the weekly
payroll ii the plant would b. ssu.
pendcus.
When the Govssnmsni says tos
s OO msn To come 10 Nashville
aud work In the powdsf plsst I'm.
mediaisly = ssid Maj. Smith. II
means that 5000 iuen must como
Iron non essential Industries BY ths
several oommuaity !:Aw Scx.ds
over The siats and ssnt on 10 tbs
powder plant. And wh~s The plAas
10 comple.sd snd the 6ovesumsst
calls for the 81 600 additional ID
horers needed ins The operation II
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
Roberts-Thomas.

A, the home N Mr. and Mrs y,
M Hurt, rhursisy evening q. last
week, Mr. J J Roberts oi Sharon,
Wes, Tennessee and Mrs, Eliza
beth Thomas, M West Dickson,
were married. Rev, h y Isom Off.
c,Atlns Mr. Roher.s ia A prominent
citizen VI his section His bride is
A sister NJ our townsman, ] NJ.
Thompson. They lei, Monday
nraainx tot their home y, sharon