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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-08-24

Mrs. Nels Jensen
Nels Jensen
John A. Jurgenson
C. H. Jones
L. p. Johnson
j. p. Johnson
B. T. Jones
Mrs. Andrew Jacobson
Mrs. Annie A. Jurgenson
Andrew jain
Mrs. Nellie Jones
w. w. Jones
Andrew Jacobson
Mrs. Alfred J.. Jergensen
Alfred j. J~ergensen
T. p. Johnson
Mrs. Joe Johnson
Martin Kofoed
j. W. KRONER
Mrs. Mamie Keheo
Geo. W. Kennedy
Mrs. ]. W. Kroner
]. S. Keheo
Mrs. Sadie E. Keyworth
Mrs. Minnie J. Kennedy
Mrs. Laura II. Kline
H. p. Kruse
Peter King
Mrs. Josephine Lang
Eugene Lyle
Geo. w. Lang
w. G. Lamoreaux
Auton Lassen
L. II. Larson
Mrs. Onnor Lassen
Mrs. Albert Loose
II. E. Loufek
Albert Loose
William Loorz
II. Loose
Fred Lodge
Mrs. W. LoorZ
Christian Larsen
Manuel A. Moreria
Mrs. Jack Murchison
Mrs. John T. Marker
Mrs. Ellen Montrose
J. w. Mohatt
Mrs. S. E. Mohatt
". r. Moler
Sylvester z. Mohatt
Mrs. Myrtle Marker
L. y. Marker
Albert Marker
John T. Marker
Bert Marker
Mrs J. A. Menley
J.. A. Mefley
Mrs. Ward Martin
Mrs. Albert Marker
Tina Marker
B. c. Maris
William Munk
Ward H. Martin
J. D. Murray
r. A. MCGUIRE
Mrs. G. W. McCollum
Kathryn Mccarthy
J. II. MeCracken
Mabel A. McCracken
J. J. Mccarthy
Mrs. ]. ]. Mccarthy
Clark Mcclure
s. NJ. McClaren
R. n. McCallister
J. H. McCauley
Mrs. Ruth McPhail
Michael Mccarthy
H. T. McPhail
Mrs. Emma Nelson
L. j. Nickerson
w. H. Ohara
Karl Offers
ID. L. Owens
R. E. Oden
w. H. Opperman
E. Opplinger
Mrs. Claire orion
Mrs. Geo. d. Olson
W. H. Orion
o. T. Owens
Geo. w. Ostrander
Geo. D. Olson
Samuel O'Connell
Mrs. William Opperman
C. S. Park
Mrs. E. A. Perez
S. c. Proctor
F. A. Preston
Max Pannier
J. T. Perry
Frank j. Penque
Fred Plum
E. A. Perez
F. A. Preston
Mrs. Ethel H. Quigley
P. A. Quigley
Mrs. J. G. Rae
Geo. Richmond
Henry Roehrs
Mrs. L. A. Van Reed
L. A. Van Reed
]. B. Ratliff
Frank Reynolds
Ruth c. Ruddell
j. A. Russell
w. c.. Ruddell Sr.
Mrs. W. c. Ruddell Sr.
Mrs. j. A. Russell
Andy Sehiele
G. w. Schlenker
Tom Stauts
Ed. Stauts
Z. X. Smith
Kathleen Frances Smith
Mrs. Serena Stiff
Vik Sebbas
Peter Sullivan
Mrs. Ada f. Springer
o. H. Swasey
/. NJ. Springer Jr.
/. NJ. Springer Sr.
B. Z. Stoker
Mrs. f. A. Stauts
j. ID. Seaman
Mrs. Geo. Stoker
Mrs. ]. C. Smith
w. r. Sherwood
Mrs. Peter Sullivan
E. j. Sweeney
Mrs. Cornelia Stoker
Miss Addie StOker
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-08-24

Elsie NJ. Walker
Mrs. W. A. Wilson
J.. II. Wash
p. II. Wolf
Mrs. James d. Walker
W. A Wilson
Mrs. p. H. Wolf
Mrs. T. f. Wilson
J. A. White
T. c. Young
SOUTH L0YEL0CK PRECINCT
The postofice address of the follow
ng named voters is Loyeloek, Nevada.
Mrs. Louis Arobio
Carlo Arobio
Charles w. Adams
Mrs. Lulu Asst
w. c. Asst
Mrs. Peter Anker
Mrs. Myrtle Anker
Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson
A. VI. Anderson
Chester Anker
Louis Arobio
Peter Anker
Mrs. Teresa Arobio
Philip Anker Jr.
John Anderson
p. H. Anderson
Walter Busch
J. L. Baker
F. Z. Baker
A. F. Barnes
T. p. Burke
Mrs. F. E. Baker
William Boyle
Carl Bach
Mrs. J. T. Beale
J. G. Brown
George w. Brown
A. H. Baldwin
]. c. Bray
Geo. Forrest Brown
Charles Brackley
Mrs. Walter Busch
Erma Bowden
Ida n. Berg
George Bodine
W. W. Carpenter
L. N. Carpenter
c. c. Carpenter
Mrs. Charles Carpenter
John w. Clark
Mrs. Clara G.. Crumpacker
P. ]. Cleary
Mrs. w. w. Carpenter
D. T. Cochran
Mrs. Katie Carpenter
Lee Campbell
Gertrude Craig
Mrs. Sarah Jane Clark
Allen NJ. Clark
Hans Christensen
D. L. Carpenter
Jim Chang-On
Robert Cadlola
r. o. Cubbon
George r. Cosgrove
Mrs. Nellie Carpenter
J.. P. Cosgrove
John w. Clarke
Joseph Dumas
j. L. DERRICK
Mrs. Joseph Dumas
Jack Drummond
John A. Damn
Magdaline Dacey
Mrs. Anna Damn
Miss Gertrude Damn
Robert Dabney
Hugo Dollmann
w. J.. Daily
N. G. Davis
Mrs. Mile Damn
Georgia c. Damn
Mrs. Alma Draffen
G. H. Damn
e. A. Donnelly
Vim. H. Dulaney
Mrs. AIDA NJ. DERRICK
Ollie Day
Mrs. Hugo Dallmann
J.. c. Eppelshemer
Edward NJ. Emmons
w. NJ. Englad
Mrs. Edna T. Eddy
Onnie Edison
Mrs. Eliza Evans
Mrs. Warren J. Flick
o. s. Fraser
A. L. Fish
Lena ]. Friedman
Teddy Ford
John M. Fassler
Mrs. o. s.. Fraser
John c. Foster
Philip Forg
John FAINT
Mrs. A. L. Fish
w. H. Frye
Mrs. E. ]. Fry
E. J.. Fry
Timothy Fenpell
Miss Grace A. Fuss
Mrs. f. H. Fuss
Frank Fochner
Mrs. Mary T. Fuss
L. A. Friedman
Warren ]. Flick
William FAINT
John Ferretto
Rodger Fenton
Frank H.. Fuss
Mrs. John FAINT
II. w. Fuss
A. b. Griffin
w. II. Goodin
Mrs. Blanche Y. Goodin
G. r. Griffin
B. A. Goldsworthy
J. t. Goodin
Mrs. Edna Goodin
Paolo Giannini
Mrs, John Gallagher
John Gallagher
Mrs. B. A. G~oldsworthy
A. T. Hanson
Mrs. John Haughney
Mrs. Margaret Hanson
r. l.. Holt
Mrs. Charles Hershey
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-08-24

Nevada, as required b ylaw. The mrs.
lalf of the list was published in THIS
newspaper August %, 1918.
LOVELOCK PRECINCT
The postofice address of the follow
ne named voters is Lovelock, Nevada
Frank Ambrosetti
}. NJ. Adkins
II. O. Abbott
Mrs. A. j. Alves
A. J. Alves
Jhas. T. Byrnes
Mrs. J. II. Bible
Mrs. l.. S. Bell
Mrs. Joe Beane
J. o. Blackburn
L. NJ. Bullock
l.. r. Bassman
c. ]. Baker
Mrs. VIM. G. Baker
Mrs. John Beaudine
Chris Beck
John A. Benson
Simeon Billups
John Beaudine
A. L. Bachrodt
Mrs. Coral Bachrodt
/. B. Bechtel
J.. NJ. Benedict
F. c. Bidleman
Mrs. j. NJ. Benedict
Floyd Burgess
Mrs. F. c. Bidleman
T.. w. Bush
C. v. Biggs
Mrs. Beatrice Browne
G. c. Browne
Mrs. Helen Biggs
w. NJ. Biggs
NJ. W. Burke
]. H. Bible
Mrs. Annie Biggs
II. T. Brink
James Burns
L. G. Buoy
Mrs. NJ. w. Burke
Mrs. Retha Buoy
B. T. Bsnon
Mrs. Frank Bullock
Mrs. Flora C. Cooper
James Collins
Mrs. L. S. Conversion
Mrs. ID. L. Cooper
Sylvio Cerini
c. F. Campbell
l. S. Conversion
Hattie r. Campbell
Mrs. ]. H. Causten
]. H. Causten
Mrs. s. o. Connell
John Chambers
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
Mrs. J. A Crotty
T. Z Cunningham
J. A CrottT
". A CaHrey
W. II. Cooper
Mrs. W. II. Cooper
Mrs. Pearl A CaHrey
c. Z Cummings
Mrs. s. r Dyke
Donna Dyke
Watson J. Dayton
J. 3 Daniel
Mrs Florence L Daniel
Jurgen Damn
James A Davis
Miss Emily Damn
c. o. Davis
s. y. Davis
Dave DaTTeau
+. NJ Davis
E. W. Dingee
A. N. Dunlap
John Dekinder
Mrs. Bert Downing
Bert Downing
Mrs. John Dotta
Mrs. Della DAWN
John Dotta
t. J. Downing
Mrs. A. NJ. Dunlap
j. P. DAWN
Mrs. Dave Daryeau
Thomas Dermody
Mrs. f. w. Dingee
Mrs. T. N. Engle
T. N. Engle
Mrs. T. p. Ebert
C. F. Erickson
T. P. Ebert
George Evan
Mrs. Louise Fits
Mrs. Emma j. Fowler
r. 8. Feige
Mrs. L. Feliz
A. Feliz
c. A. Farthing
Louis Greilich
Marie Goodale
Mrs. Katie Green
r. c. Green
Mrs. j. II. Green
Booth B. Goodman
j. H. Green Sr.
May r. Goodman
n. s. Green
Peter Gottschalk
Karl Gormsen
Chris Hanson
ID. z. Hudgins
Starr w. Hill
Emil Holmstrom
Mrs. Harry Hanson
+. X. Hansen
Mrs. +. X. Hansen
Mrs. d. e. Hudgins
#. Grace HARDWOOD
Mrs. Starr w. Hill
Mrs. Andrew Haughney
Bessie II. Hill
Stefan HerZog
Gertrude Hinch
c. ]. Heidtman
M. A. Herr
Ingvert Hanson
Claude c.. Harmer
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Hill
Mrs. Ruth Hogerton
Harry Hanson
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-08-24

Joseph Litch
Mamie Lee
Nell Love
G. VI. Ludwick
Mrs. T. +. Ludwick
Mrs. G.. NJ. Ludwig
Mrs. o. K. Lamb
Mrs. Sadie Lewellyn
0. X. Lamb
Mrs. Florence NJ. Lovelock
Layant Loyelock
Don Lewellyn
l.. S. Miller
Mrs. II. n. Marker
Nels c. Munk
Mrs. Geo. J. Mohat
G. J. Mohat
c. Meinel
j. j. Mackedon
c. H. Mccormick
Mrs. NJ. E. Mackedon
II. J. Murrish
c. L. Morrison
Mrs. Cora Munk
Mrs. II. L. Mayfield
w. c. Mcmahon
Mrs. Mary McCune
Edwin n. Marker
Mrs. John J. Markedon
Oscar Mcmillan
F. r. May
Mrs. NJ. l.. McCorkle
Mrs. Jessie McClendon
Joseph Matheny
Harry Marin
Ludwig j. Munk
II. B. Mcdonald
Mrs. Della Mcdonald
James McIver
j. A. Mcintosh
Frank Moore
Harry Muller
Louis Munk
+. b. McNeely
Mrs. Lillian McCulloch
w. r. McCulloch
Mrs. S. r. Nulley
]. +. Nichols
S. r. Nulley
Mrs. Charles w. Nelson
Martin Nix
Mrs. Louise Nenzel
Rudolph NenZeI
Miss Hattie Mobiles
Louise w. Nurnberger
o. H. Olesen
James Pennington
S. E. Palmer
Harry Paynter
f. S. Perley
Mrs. L. NJ. Piper
Thomas Petty
Mrs. Grace Presby
Mrs. II. r. Porterield
j.. A. Phifer
w. C. Pitt
Mrs. J. A. Phifer
Gene Z. Piper
r. J.. Pierson
L. NJ. Piper
Mrs. r. j. Pierson
Estella Pefferling
H. ]. Packard
H. c. Peters
II. r. Porterfield
Charles Pefferling
II. A. Presby
Ray Query
John Z. Quinn
Frank Rogers
Fred Radley
John A. Runner
e. W. Rylander
Francis L. Reid
Jewett Randolph
Mrs. Charles j. Rae
Charles ]. Rae
Clyde M. Ross
Deb Roop
A. Reno
Mrs. c. NJ. Rose
Mrs. w. G. Ruddle Jr.
w. G. Ruddle Jr.
John T. Reid
Pearl Russell
Gertrude Ross
Vincent Roderick
H. w. Robinson
Paul G. Reid
Addie Reynolds
Chas. A. Schroeder
A. p. Scott
Miss Pauline Schmidt
Mrs. K. w. Sommer
William Sandon
G. w. Shobe
H. w. Sommer
Mrs. Chas. A. Shredder
w. A. Sewell
f. w. Sommer
w. ]. Stock
G. III. Sommer
Mrs. C. w. Stewart
Mrs. o. H. Swasey
j. L. Shute
Frank Snodgrass
j. c. Smith
o. Smith
G.. w. Stants
j. A. Swanson
Thomas Sutton
Mrs. Charles Stacy
G.. E. Stacy
E. o. Swan
Alfred Stevens
Mrs. Annie f. Sheldon
G. II. Stoker
Mrs. Geo. w. Stauts
c. W. Stewart
Fred w. Sheldon
Joseph Therian
Mrs. j. l.. Taw
v. A. Tamney
Joseph Tower
Mrs. Hattie Trunnell
Mrs. G. II. Torrey
Charles A. Thornton
c. II. Torrey
r. Thomas
st. J.. L. Taw
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ing named voters is Rochester. Ne
vada.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-07-05
Won. KUEHLMANN =, !.
;,7t "
AROUSED STORM .
GERMAN PROTEST
CONFESSION oOE MILITARY, Ina, n
q EiLETY TO WIN STARTS ,PAN-.a y
e &c AMONG PEOPLE, usl sssfs,
THE, KAISER is IN PICKLE.
Another Purpose May be Effort to
entice Allies Into Peace Conference
They VIII Decline to Fall Into
This Trap. a,
BY J., w. T. MASON
Omitted Press War Expert.)


NEW YORK, July 1.-The German
government has made the momCntoHs =
admission 10 the German people thatAss
peace seanneu be won on the battleaa3S
field and tlfatythe endsof the war 7nustsFs
be brought fsbbutsby negotiationsssa VS.
Foreign Minister Won KuehlnanntiE
Who delivered tllistuepressihgs confa1-T
sion;i has aroused sa,storm diafs paiadosif
striciieni protests among pamda erMxris. Dan
There has beeni nlanyn demands that IA
the kaiser associate himself from Won
KuehfihannB pessniiism7 by rerhovingp4l.
Won KnehlrSn,iin 2A All tierh1any 4lotF YOU
knowsa Kdbitlmahii' spoke not fthrRifods
sively but aFter' full conference *itffo's
the other Responsible heads II vbn 20
Kuehlmahr Is sacrificed, 1t win mean
to the peopGJ that the Raiser is iii ans
panic, contradicting himself and dis Fas
playing maniacal qualities of erratic '9e
leadership S.sI n
No responsible German statesman =
holding q position az authoritative as"
Won Kuehlmenn, has ever before risen ~
in the reichstag to proclaim that thes'@
German army cannot win a. victory sh
for the German empire The past 2
week may prove itself to be the defi-'
mite turning point IN Germany's deus
cline as military participant. Won
Kuehlnlann, in effect, pronounced that ~"
craftsmanship is more important to
Germany than military prowess, Since ''-
diplomacy and not the army, can alone =
bring peace e'n
So amazing an admission can only y
have been extorted from the govern, -
ment as a desperate measure IT'S p,rr- =
pose is to attempt to entice the al?
lies into peace conference wlAre Sc -
cret bafgainings may be attempted -
Germany's need for such conference "
is extreme, Or the government would
never have invited it by confess
ing that. the German army Is impo-
tent to win the war;
From gathering of secret tliplo-
mats the German mlitarists might ~
emerge with their prestige little ruff
fled and still in control of Germanys
destinies. They could not pose as
would conqierors; but they would GER %
tainly emphasize to the German peo- y
pie that the world had been compelled
to call the war draw. -
= go ftlal = az
BY declining to fall into this trap,
the allies wifi give blow to German y
military leadership from which 1t :"
never can recover. 7# faal
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-07-05
JUDGE A. u, .RODERTS, T.. ~ !"
!. !. ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE Oh I:
WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR Gov
ERNOR AT CAMDEN ON JULY
S--OTHER DATES.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
Nashville, July A. Judge A. II.
Roberts has announced his speaking
engagements in his campaign for the
Democratic nomination Tor governor.
He will open his campaign at Cam
den, which was also the place select
ed by Clyde Shropshire COR his open
ing speech, and the place at which
Gov. Rye opened his successful CAM
paign four years ago.
The speaking dates of Judge Rob.
erts for the week beginning July .
and ending July Is follow:
Camden, Monday, s; Lexington
Tuesday, 8; Bolivar, Wednesday, 10;
Somerville, Thursday, IL; Hnnbolt,
Friday, j.; Brownsville, Saturday, 10
The speaking dates of Judge Rob,
ers for the week beginning July 15
and ending July 20 follow:
Trenton, Monday, Is; Alamo, Tues
day, IS; Dyersburg, Wednesday, II;
Union City, Thursday, is; Martin,
Thursday night, Is; Dresden, Friday
10; Paris, Saturday, 20; Huntingdon
Saturday night, 20.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-07-05
ELECTION NOTICE:

!. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
pursuant to the statutes of Tennessee.
the undersigned commissioners Of
election of Maury county, will open
and cause to be held at the. several
voting precincts Of said county, be-
tween the hours Of 8 o'clock a. m.
and o'clock p. m. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1918
the same being tie first Thursday Of
August, FOR the purpose of voting for
and telecting five justices Of the su-
preme court of Tennessee, two from
the state at large, and one each from
the three grand divisions; five judges
of the court Of civil appeals &C Ten
nessee, two from the state at large
and one each from the three grand
divisions; one chancellor of the
Fifth chancery division of Tennes-
see; one judge and one attorney gen
eral Of the eleventh judicial circuit of
Tennessee; enc judge of the county
and criminal courts Of Maury county;
enc sheriff Of MaHry county; one
trustee, one 'tegi$ter;' one county court
clerk and 1ne' circuit Scojdirrt' Clerk, all
Of and Tor hatiry county; five mem
bers' Il the tcSint!yS, lbolaardd 81 educa-
lion one from Zach sth OF 81 tic five diyis-
ions W ssAfd county; Twenty four jus IS.
tiees Of TIE fbteealce,o tMo '1' each Il from
ssqii civil district, except the ninth,
which shalt AT elect threess ard one each
lfFqm the cities Of Columbia, Spring
Iy8ill and Mt. Pleasant; one constable llIe
from each ei4il district seXSGept ting
ninth which shan elect TIVE; ana three
members Of the ad3ilsoTy Eoards in
and for each civil district. ,s,t,.
In order to be a qualified voter in
said election voters must be duly
registered. and have, if liable therefor,
paid their poll taxes for 1917 not less
than thirty days before said election.
This July 3, 1918,
N. L. ALLEN, Chairman.
JOHN M. BURNS,
r. S. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Commissioners CT Election
July "A Thur &w At
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-07-05
TWO NEGRO YOUTHS IN
The JUVENILE COURT

Willie d. and George Ladd, two ne
gro boys, aged 10 and 12 years re-
spectively were brought before Judge
j. r. Meningitis Juvenile court We'd
nesday afternoon upon charge of
having forged checks upon II, +.
Alexander. One of the checks was for
$500 and two were for $3.50 each.
The boys denied their guilt strenu-
onsly and their mother who was pres
ent with them stated that they would
stand trial which was set for Friday
morning at ten O'Clock. The checks
were cashed by local merchants who
We're acting as prosecutors. n
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-07-05
} E sas=s= . = . = . :. - .
. PERSONALS. .
. EoEas . =: o 90 . = . 90 . 80 .


Miss Josephine Hutton lett Thurs
day afternoon for Memphis to visit
friends.
Miss Sarah Cayaet Of ,Colatnoia is
visiting Miss Fanny P Patton at
Hampshire.
Misses Louise Watson and Fanny
P. Pit af have returned home from
theirsisit near Columbia.
Misses MARY Witherspooh, Annie
Laura sy1ihnsboono and joe Nix af'
tended sthe Blocker-Hull wedding in
Nashville Thursday, la ,oi AMI
Miss Ellen Ragsdale left Friday Tor
Little kbrk, Ark, to visit her uncle,
Mr.es. xsCameron.
Miss Ennice Jenkins has returned
home, from Nashville, wher She has
been attending school.
Misses Mildred and Esther Stall.
ings, of Williamsport, are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. W. x. Sheddan.
Miss Eva Malone of Nashville and
Miss Bertha Stockard of Hohenwal
have returned to their homes after a
visit to Miss Annie Davis,
Misses Fannie Shapiro and Rebecca
Wolfe have returned from Nashville
where they attended the farewell
dance given to the draft boys at the
Y. M. II. A. -
Mrs. Harry Mile has returned from
visit to her parents, Mr., and Mrs
+. w. Mile in Murfreesboro. While
there she received a cablogram from
her husband, Sergeant Miles, stating
that he has arrived safely overseas.
Miss Louise Stokes spent the week
end in Lawrenceburg.
Miss Mary Baulder of Kentucky
and Miss Mary Pogue of Hampshire
are the geusts of Mrs G. A. Ross.
j. C. Ellington, Jr., has returned
from Montreal, N. G., and is back n
the Columbia Bank & Trust Go.
Miss Elizabth N. Jones has re
turned home after visiting her sister
Mrs. Joe e. Wright at Dabnille, Ky.
Mrs. T. A. Allen and two children
have returned to their home in Chdt
tanooga after visit to Mrs. Nor
Hodge.
Mrs. G. C. Prenzel has returned
from visit of one month to her So
in Cleveland, Ohio. On her retuf'
trip she stopped off for few day
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. a. s. Dunn.
]. Ozro Fry, of Nashville, spent sun
day in Columbia.
Algeron Cherry, of Nashville, wa
here Sunday visiting his parents.
Mrs. f. C. Sowell is visiting he
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-07-05
EIGHTH DISTRICT
NOT SATISFIED IN
COMPLETING QUOTA
tContinued From Page l.,

make the Fountain Creek record what
il ought to be. Stiyersyille, the ban
ner community OF the fifth district
is being held up as an example Of
what should be done. This community
with quota OF $4,000, raised pledges
totalling $500 and probably will re-
port additional pledges.
Z Chairman Fulton in commenting on
the work that is being done through.
out the county stated CHS ;norning
that he believed that when all reports
are in from communities where work
is being done today by the campaign
managers and district committees It
will be found that the goal has been
almost il not exactly reached, He
expressed himself as being highly
pleased with developments since June
20 and said that he feels that Maury
county is not going to go down on the
Stacker list.
An estimate of War Savings stamps
sold by postoffices and banks in Maui
ry county prior to Jsne IS gives a
total Of more than s175,000. II all Of
these sales have been noted on the
cards that were signed June 29, YER
ification of that estimate will not
change the total pledges and sales,
but if any large amount Of these sales
were. not so noted it will nave a
definite effect on the result. 1t is
probable that not more than 100000
Of suah sales were noted on the cards
signed June %, and il that is true
$4,000 will be added to the total for
the county. thus putting the record a
little nearer completion.
The pledges reported yesterday
from the Eighth and Fifth districts
and other points follow: ~
III. S. Frierson, trustee (ad). S 500
Mrs. John w. Frierson adj. 1000
A. NJ. Harlan, trustee (ad) ~. 1900
w. ]. Russell (ad.) ..... 200
w. Turner Harris (ad) ..... IS
E. w. Dixon (ad.) ....... 100
Mrs. Mary w. Dobbins ...... 100
l.. Fl. Edwards ........,. 20
w. F, Dobbins tad.) ... rs
D. F. Fulton (ad) ........ 225
j, o. Walker (ad.) ..... ESQ
u. M, Stephenson (ad) ...... 100
y. a; Fleming ni,g (adQ ;;;,jG,s,,.,, !. l4C EI
I, / Rla Pal tadD is'r'sii. iii,,,,i,ou 5 9pe
y R; Williamson lliam (qd) d: slide sQ q,
" ". ?. i ccaslkey lpd.) ;asid;fsir. 100
''B3ihrks| Wilkes Cad, ;..,,.,., .5gT "a
y: NJ. Hobbs (ad.) 7. , -, =, 400
WIN. il, coffs5yya GAIA, WI ~, y Ds1o
Al AZ WILLIAMS III! am Isl eo5Y9 5.j III tv bg,sS
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daughter, Mrs. e. II. West at La
fayette, Tenn.
Walter Barren who has been asst
ant Supt at the Century Mines for a
number of years has resigned am
moved with his family to Fairfield,
Mont, where he goes into the Inter
ior Service with his son, Elon.
H. Orman, City Recorder Of Gala.
tin and a former, Maury 'colintian. was
the guest Sunday of Major ]. Nj. Ded-
man. The late Mrs. Orman was a
cousin cfsMayor, Dedaan, ana MraOr-
man was here to visit, the. mayor and
Mrs. Mafy >Dedhfan. II niae W. f99
Miss SEhYhIie q '2qilbsSfons TsaPY-,,
Miss Caroline. Williams and Mrs. A,
e. Sheldon. Miss White is one VI
the most. prominent womans Suffrage
leaders frthe state and de4otes much
Of herttiihe to organization work ID,
the state association. ,1 is8s.al egti
Fl. e. Armstrong, formerly linotype
operator ion The Herald but recently
employed in Nashville has enlisted in
an engineering division of the army
and Is in training at TT. Oglethorpe
In a communication to friend here
he states that he hopes to be trans
ferred to tank corps.
Charlie Mckee of Mt. Pleasant
spent Sunday in Columbia.
Miss Louise Black of Nashville
spent Sunday in Columbia.
Miss Gladys Fitzpatrick of Cullman
Ala, is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. G
M. Daimwood.
Miss Lucille. Jones of Mt Pleasant
spent the weekend with her sister
Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hendley, o.
Nashville, were here for the dedica
tory service of the First, Presbyterian
church Sunday ana guests Of Mrs
John w Frierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Frierson, Of
Nashville, were Sunday guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson and tt
attend the dedicatory services of the
First Presbyterian church.
Miss Kate Wright left this mornin!
| for visit to friends at Dawson, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Powell o
Nashville spent the week end witt
Mrs w E. Mckinney.
Miss Cleo Boaz went to Lewisburl
today to attend dance and be tn
guest of Miss Matte Ellen Hastings
Eli Wolf, Of Fort Oglethorpe, is a
home for few days visiting his PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wolf. Eli /
looking fine and is highly p!ease
with the army life.
Mrs. j. w. Journey and two littl
daughters. Ruth and viii Frances
who are spending the summer wit
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SHROPSHIRE MAKES
GREAT APPEAL HERE
MANAGERS ARE NOW CLAIMING
THAT VOTERS WILL FLOCK
at
TO HIS STANDARD. FL

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To very appreciativs audience,
Hon, clyde Shropshire, candidate for
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor, on Thursday night made d
magnificent presentation Of his, can
didacy at the circuit court room
While larger crowds have heard can
didates in Columbia no candidate ever
received finer nearing than did
Davidson countys gifted sou, the able
pariiamentarian who presided with
such grace and dignity over the last
session of the house Of representa-
tives.
Mr.. Shropshire was exceedingly
oaustic in his references to Hon,
Austin Peayy, one Of his opponents, WHO
,declihed' to accept, "a ! challeng5 for 4
Joint debate He also, also paid lis re-,
Isp4ctsl tb the ob5seSrtsshieIds; Hillary
,Howse' icoh1Bihea.. Mr.. Shropshire was
lat his best and was IS fifaeqaeently inter.
rnlted with applause. .
His two campaign managers !, ip
this Equity s eaaFhraiasd AL Hay sqWl7lh
NE. 'sRropshirress statesamaanllifke- : pre- pr
sentatio5n Of tile issues and are now a
claiming that Ae will be second if not
first il the contest s5E. for governor in
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