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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
ALL BREWERIES WILL CEASE
 AT MIDNIGHT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3o.-The brewing of beer and other malt liquors stop at midnight tonight throughout the United States. The committee which recommended Vii sons proclamation prohibiting brew ing during the war decided to make no recommendation that the proclaim ation should be rescinded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
TO QUESTION WILSON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Promin- ent Republicans said today that two Republican representatives have care may personally propound to Presi- dent Wilson when he delivers his ad- dress to Congress Monday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
THE EMPRESS SMILES.

MASBERGEN, Holland, 3o1n misty November German Emperor 
 accompanied Ben nck,h the and the castle. the Empress bsiedthe of a mouth shad owed smile, she passed before attendartss
 baskets marke Cellar" probably containing wine .4 veil 4which hair official
 EMPEROR CHARLES NOT WANTED. 30It is reported Lepsee the leave
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
WAR CASUALTIES OF INDIA REACH
 OVER 100000

LONDON, Nov 30.-The British India war casualties total 101,459 The total killed reached 33,051, and the number sent overseas was 953,. 374 Most of the casualties were in Mesopotamia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
ANSWER TO BRITISH. THREAT.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 30.-ln re- sponse to the British threat that hos tilities will be resumed unless condi- tions under which Allied prisoners are arriving in Allied lines shall be at once yemedied, A Berlin dispatch says everything possible is being done to assure an orderly return of prisoners
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
AMERICANS ARE HOLDING LINES
 ON FRONTIER
Have Possession Bridges at Luxemburg' British Threat Brings a Ber-
 lin Answer.

LUXEMBURG, Nov. 30.--American engineers crossed the frontier On bridges between Luxemburg anu Rhenish-Prussia. Americans are guarding the Luxemburg bridges.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
HARBOR BAN IS LIFTED FROM
 YANKEE PORTS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-The Treasury Customs nAreau has re moved the harbor restrictions i'm posed under the espionage act and now permits the carrying of cameras in harbors, as well as the movement of vessels after dark and the inspec tion of manifests and the boarding of vessels by newspapermen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
GREAT SLASH MADE IN ARMY ESTIMATES
 BY THE GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-Big changes made in the army programs revised estimates for the coming year cut the s19,000. 100000 to less than $3,0O0, ,000, 900.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
GRANDMOTHER
 OF REVOLUTION
 TO SEE WILSON

VLADIVOSTOK, Nov. 30.-Madame Catherine Drespkovskaya, the Grand mother of the Russian Revolution" is here en route to the United States, where she hopes to explain to Presi- dent Wilson the needs of the Russian people, and secure the assistance of the United. States for Russia's recon struction
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
MORE COMING HOME.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Gen. Peyton c. March this morning an nounced that Gen. Pershing had des- ignated 79,000 men and 3,400 officers for an early return to the United States
 The units comprising these men will Ee announced later.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
TO HEAD DELEGATION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Marquis Saionji. former Japanese Premier, has been designed as the head of the Japanese peace delegation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
sURaENOERs CARS.

PARIS, Nov 30.-Germany has sur rendered part of the first 10000 cars demanded in the terms of the Allied armistice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
MAY RETURN TO GERMANY.

AIERONGEN, Holland, 30.-It William his  will the throne
 delighted said things
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30

KAISER SIGNS HIS DEGREE OF MEDICATION; MAY RETURN TO GERMANY; CHARLES NOT WANTED
 AND ORDEREDTO LEAVE AUSTRIA

AMSTERDAM 3O.-B his abdicaton expressed able anarchy starvation and foreign
 The the word regent instead regime other form possibly specially significant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-11-30
ADMIRAL HAS DEGREE.

WASHINGTON Nov. 30.-Admral von Hintze, German Navy, has obtained the signed abdication of
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
McAd0o Announces That it 7
Is Postponed and Gives
Several Reasons for
The Action
CERTIFICATES IN INTERIM
Will be Issued at Intervals
Of Two Weeks and 1t Is
Hoped to Raise About
S3,OOO,OOO,0OO

Washington, Feb. 6.Secreary G. OF
the Treasury McAdoo tonight an
nounced the postponement OF the
third Liberty Loan until some time
in April. simultaneously he told
how series OF certificates of in.
cabtedpess would be used for ii.
flanccs in the interim.
The reasons for the postponemeni
OF the loan are understood TO haYf
been:
Unsettled transportation facilities
and weather conditions Nhich Fouiqq
hinder operations in the neal = nav
4 desire 10 give smaller bIg bea
Institutions an opportuni y 4.9pay x
loan operations. ~ yr---...s...-..E
To aid the chan5 ....-.---I
loan ~ widening ~--7----
tween the preceding c.o~, .-,., ..,
ueXt.
Financing in the inscrval will he
by certificate OF Indebtedness, issued
q. intervals Of about Two weeks. 1t
is hoped 10 raise about ghreo billion
dollars through thi@ Wy
The lirHt issU2 Wa, announced TO-
night. It is for $5QV,Vooo90 to ma
ture on May 3tjl and bearing inter
est al per cen. Other issues will
be mad. for ,.i..}.. @..3"::.--. ~a3
will 1n nffarpd al mar ;lVOIgh fed
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
Bun CONSERYES
SUGAR BAKER DECLARES

San Francisco, Feb. 6.-"Fictory
bun" is a new contribution to the
food conservation campaign. 1t is
the discovery of William L. Doty, a
baker of Miami. Ariz., who spurns
sugar in favor of raisins. Here's
the way it's done: Two pounds OF
water. one ounce of salt, two pounds
OF wheat flour, twelve ounces OF rye
flour. two and one-half ounces OF
yeast, one and one-half pounds OF
seeded raisins. one ounce OF yege-
table oil, one-half teaspoonful OF Gin
namon. This recipe. will make sixty
buns.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
Next Monday
May Be Last
FueIIess Day
DR.. Garfield Announces
Hope That the Enforced
Holidays May Soon
be Discontinued

Washington, Feb. 6-United States
Fuel Administrator Garfield an
nouncod today that next Monday
may be the last fuel-leSs day. With
Lincoln's birthday as an additional
closing day Of the week and WASH
ington's birthday the following week,
Mr.. Garfield said that after the hol-
idays it might be possible to rely
Wpon embargOes.
"The next two weeks will mark
th7 crucial period of the winter the
fuel administrator said. Pour or
i've days Of good weather viii make
it possible % somewhat clear The
situation, but it iaust be remember
- that many of the rivers are flood
ing tbcir banks
The hope Of the luei administla-
tor for q speedy revocation of the
Monday closing order was based on
2 conference held yesterday.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
VHE gIR%r REPORT

Washington. Feb. G.~The StGam
ship Tuscania Of Philadelphia was
torpeodocd and sunk with the orob-
able loss o. 1919 United States
troops, tho war department announc-
ed late tonight.
The names OF no survivors nor
men missing has been reported Ad-
dltional details, tne w4r department
announced, ara promised.
The sinking OF Jhe Iuscania rep
resents apparently the largest Am
erican casualty list sinct The tnited
States entered the war.
The identity of the troops on
bo..d the vessel is still unkOWn. The
Tj.scania was a Cunard liner in the
transport service and was one of the
vessels loaned The United States by
Great Britain. 1t is understood that
she was formerly engaged in the
transportation Of troops from Cana
da to France.
The official statement from the
war department follows:
The war department has been Of
ficially advised that the steamship
Tuscania was tOrpedoed and sunk
and that survivors numbering 1000.
as far as could be ascertained, were
landed at Bunctanna and Larme IN
ireland. There was a total of 2,179
United States troops on this vessel.
No names of persons have been re-
ported to the war department and
no names OF survivors We're report
ed. Additional particulars are prom
ised as soon as received.
Army officials admit that over
1000 lives are lost. The first news
OF the disaster was transmitted at
:; o'clock this afternoon and was
held up in hope that further sur
yiyors would come ashore. Only l.
100 have been landed at this hour
Officials are inclined to admit that
there is little hope for the others.
The sinking is accepted here as
opening the combined sea and line
offenses heralded the past week II
German newspapers. That the C-boai
intends directing their drive at the
American transports mas been the e;
Continued on page four
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Gives Him Authority to Co.
ordinate, Shift and In
terchange Personnel
of War Machine
SENT FROM WHITE HOUSE
Objection is Raised hnme-
dhtely and Ne BiH n.
Referred to theGudi-
ciarvTom'nittee

Washington, Feb. 6.--Sweepine
powets in the way Of co-ordinatine
governmental agencies are granted
10 the president in a bili sent to
congress today by the administration
Under the bill the president may
shift and interchange at will any and
Al! Of the various departments bp-
reau, commissions and officers.
The language of The bill states
that the president in making The va
rious changes shall act in such
lnanilor &c in his Judgment shall
seem best and AS he may deem ap-
propriate.'
Postmaster General Bullo2on car
Iad tho bill direct from the White
sIo1sr ~ Senator Oyeyman q Norsh
Carolina. chairman OF the judiciary
committee and a strong admiuistra-
ton sippOrler. After il had baen
rcpoY-cG - the senate t&v bill was
aout ~ IN" Judiciary comnd@roe.
some days ago Senator MarTtn Of
Virginia, the democratic floor lead
as. aaI 4 n.ah whom the president
t53aNy oalIa upon for counsel, re-
iu.od o Introduce the bill, He also
said he would not vote Tor H.
senator Dalinger of New Hamp-
shire. the republican leader, said
thus afIe.noon that it Wa "incon-
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
or COMMERCE
TO NOMINATE OFFICERS

The members of the Chamber OF
Commerce have been notified to
meet in the rooms of the, chamber
this evening at O'Clock for the pur-
pose of the selection, by ballot, OF
nominating committee of five, who
will prepare a list of two candidates
for president, two for vice-president
and twenty candidates for board of
directors, this to be known as the
Official ticket from which the mem-
bers may select a president, vice
president and ten directors, to be
voted on at the next regular meet
ing, Tuesday night, Feb. 18th. Each
and every member of the organiza-
ton is urgently requested to be
present at the meeting this evening.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
ROOSEY ELT'S
OPERATION SUCtESSFl l.

New York, Feb. 6.--At $50 this
evening the following statement was
issued al <he Roosevelt hospital by
Colonel Rooseyelts physician, Dr.
Walton Martin: Colonel Roosevelt
was suffering from abscess with the
result of an infection contracted in
Brazil some years ago. 1t had de-
yeloped into a fistula which was sue
cessfully treated by operation.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
Appointment of General
March as Chief Of Staff

Washington, Feb. 6.-MaJor Gen
eral Wood PcytOn March has been
appointed as ac.ng chief OF staff OF
the army. Confirmation OF a fsSeenl
announcement To thjs efefct was gE>
en- by Secroary OF War Baker 10
night.
General March has been ordered
home from france to assume the
new duties.
General Tasker Bliss will remain
for time chief of staff and retain
The title Of general. He will contin-
ue at his post in France as military
representative of the United States
in the supreme allied war council,
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
SCHOOL CHILDREN Buy
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

New York, Feb. 6.-The school
children of New York City, have in
vested $41.292.23 in war savings
stamps. The record is considered
remarkable because their invest
ments were made simultaneously
with their contributions to the Red
Cross. the Jewish war fund and
other special charities: Also, be-
cause it came at a time when holi-
day expenditures were in full tide.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
BIGGEST SALE IN HISTORY
Of CITY 70CACCO MARKET
Forty Thousand Pounds q
the Weed Were Sold in
This City Yesterday


l}e i4F3e7' Sa't" III Tue h'"'o'E ., .,
tAv 'o!'AFol oli} 'op"c'o ii@rhe'
'f''N Pi@ce yesterday ""t' ABOUT ~
70' pounds OF tHe " ct'' were SOFA
!! ne pt!ceS "FF" 1iEA aHu tlle laf'n-
f,'S VINO "aH 'oD4eto "'' 5H' 'ioo'
VEN ava! "!l" d 9l''Ii" Oh tno'l
face anu a Sood "ofd 'oF the 5ohh-
son lily -oo','co iI'''"he'' S''''n VI
me toh1cco mere Yesterday was from
q distance i"'gv 'u"Ht'''F5 r"A'''iis
iiOih " 7"t'i ->ot'" '@'ol'i'" anu
Ho"'AAG9t >lI|iis'a' "ile H'''' V'-
heaSc' was wen i'pi '''I'''''"'
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
MORE SMILEAGE BOOKS
THAN WAS 0RDEREB

Johnson City is now well supplied
with Smileage books, the order for
Smileage books having been dupli-
Gated and 800 extra books havinS
arrived yesterday. Some of the COM
mittees who have not yet secured
their books are urged to secure them
ut once and get them distributed.
Anyone who wants to make sol
dler boy happy may do so by puT-
chasing one OF these books and send
ING it to him.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
ICEBERGS REPORTED OFF
THE VIRGINIA COAST

An Atlantic Port, Feb. 6.-Icebergs
of sufficient dimensions to sink the
largest liner afloat in ten event OF a
collision were reported off the Nlf-
ginia capes by passengers arriving
here today from Cuba on the steam
ship Mexico.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
HOPES TO l}E%tiE DEATH
or IL RELATIVES ~ WAR

Camp Logan. houston, Texas. Feb.
G.---,>'acn Paul Lebon, private OF
thn l23G field artillery al Camp To-
gan. goes to FRANCE ne will go de
termin4d 70 do nforc than aid the
Untled state, in its battle for democ-
racy. ..e5on. who speaks little En-
elisa. los. MS mother and three sis
yers whea 4 German bomb destroyed
,heir home 1t Norleryk, Belgium, in
lA15. and mis- six brothers and two
nepheWs were killed on the firing
line during the first two years Of
he war. Lebon is going to France
10 ayenge their death.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
BRITISH NAVAL FORCES
BOMBARD GERMAN BASE

Amsterdam, Feb. 6.-British naval
forces bombarded the German naval
station at Ostend on Tuesday, in
flicting much damage, said a report
from the frontier today. Two Ger
man aeroplanes that tried to attack
the British warships were shot down
and their occupants killed.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
FRENCH PATROLS RAID
GERMAN RENCHES

Paris. Feb. 6.--French patrols
raided German trenches i'll the Woe
yre district tonight, capturing some
German prisoners, the French war
office announces. There was an ar
tillery duel on the Verdun front that
was especially severe.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
SUSPICIOUS FIRE DESTROYS
GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES

Newport, r. l.. Feb, Ga fire OF
suspicious origin here today partly
destroyed 100000 worth of govern
ment supplies in the warehouse on
the city wharf. Four naval reserN-
lists who were asleep in wareroom
on the wharf received minor burns.
Federal and state authorities have
started an investigation.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
Matter Is to Be Discussed
in Executive Session
Today, Is the Decis-
ion Reached
TO Protect INFORMATION
Charges OF Treason-Pr0
Germanism Against the
Officers is Quickly
flushed Up

I WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-~Thc big drive
Contemplated by Senator HiJehcocA
kof Nebraska upon Secretary Of WaT
| Bakers statement about one ana
one-nalf milton men in france IN
il919 did not go over the tor to
lday, Senator Hitchcock pounded
hard at the secretary before tho
senate military affairs committee,
hut i, was $scided that the matter
should be 4disaussed in executive
session tomorrIA.t
| Senator'S Kt9ery Arkansas, GecN-
] haln Of Kent, in kGd Reed 81 M-a-
s,,tii; insi4te $wass i this. senate.
1uby made A Re e,ss'apts 10 3Io,s To-. :,
coflntze -, cdr.
..,..,-..., ,~ ,a,6 OF military val
.,c ,.' SEC GscctSsqr Baker said nc cou2d
oasily give MS reasons tcr his sp@r-
alag:ona.
III the committee viii 60 iutO the
otA2r room with me I VIII give hE
basis in ture1 Aeut-nc1&. n dec'aT-
cd.
Il think it unsuitable, sad cen
atDr Weeks. This IL not 4 Pa@>4h-
SHOW, but the secrIr1fE hj}ii'ef ask
ii Tor & laHger room.
Charges OF treason anu pr"-l'eF-
M&nism among army olIltefS aAu
enlisted men cauacl d anau aFhaA-
tioi., blt -en@tQ" Red closed tA' 40
On this by SayHg they we're hpl
there - inSinuat2 th@t the army wa
dlslOyal, and tht subject did not
come up again except IN Inner clf-
clcE."
At the end o. the .2otimon|' t'-
secretary Was askeA maAy qNts40h>
Of his ideas OF reot%anlIat.oa 6
government departments ne Sa'u
that it Weuld be we'll ii the pres.
dent was free to consolidate, co-of-
dinate and transfer governmental
AGENCIES.
Senator Hitchcock, Who has at
tackled particularly the secretary OIL
wars statement thai the United
States could put million men IN
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
Fires Pistol at Man on the
Main Street in .Auiamo-
bile and Xs Promptly
Taken to Jail
THREATENED !. N. MARTIN
Told Alderman He'd Shoot
Him if He Ran From a
Restaurant Before the
Other Escapade

Quite deal 0f excitement aHa
caused on east Main street late yas-
terda} afternoon when Pat Taylor
of the St0nny Greek section Of Car-
ter county. while crazed from drinh.
ing, drew a pistol and shot tn'ea4
times at AIr- Joe Alilan OF MiIlisan,
who together with his brother Ma
ter Milan, also of Miliigan, and Rhi
Ingram If C.hucBey wREe in their
auto preparing to aayc the city, =
While Joe Milan was In the acs
Of crank,ng MS Cars Taylor, il is
STATED, happened along and saI6.
'"Hold On Bill," addressing his t.
jtagSs 10 Milan. Milan see,nS tnaf
: tE %.feaN-4rjpkmg, paid 10 atteQ3
s@.A....-.--44A..l. gaftsr the moton ass'
sLe ~heel
s,aiG hold On :
1A1af IN low gear auG
V. ,Aoff WHEN Taylor drew
a 81 +ifbTr pistol ~ 'hrga9 tirin-
at Milan, Wh0 dUckfd inr0 the to01
OF the ear and attempted to sgt IN
into high
Taylor fired tIreo times and thf&
ran jhyOu&h tbr johnson Garage iD..
TO a BARK lo w9eye he was takeo
into cu5t0d, hy DG'iccr Perkins an''
Carmichael AND taken 10 the lock@h
Taylor was quite uDrEly when cap-
tured ard pnt up stiff resstencE
10 The nifirerS, who, nevertheless.
subt}ued hin aud took him 10 ths
"jBe."
Prior 50 his HFcapGdc On thG Stref 3
Tav tor is said ~ baye theratenGG q,
Xiii Alderm3D NJ a. Martin. Whit
the latter WaS ID a down tOwE cai@
cOllrcline license tax. Taylor eG
tered tue ca}c ard order a piece *.
Dip and whilr the clcGk was waiEin@
ON him t0ld Nr. Martin IN kiG
you" Mr. Martin turned ard loo&-
cd al Taylor who then said IN hiih
YOU If yuU ran and drew his pi@fo!
Mr.. aAtrtin wnnI 5ntn aonther 0N~
parimcnf Of lby @.-ir and a.lBp.u .'f..
going 10 pUjic9 Headquarters and re
porting rhc lpan for baring a gUA-
Officer Perkins was dispatched ~
search of him. Taylnr LEFT the cafr
and wen1 -doWn Main street. wheFe
he encountered the Milan boys arsc
Ingram. officer Perkins was nn tn
scene almost befmc the gun Guns
smoking and made Gbe arrest
Besides The pistol Tayief .ha&
STATS in nnpner. ySp watches and =
number Of pistol cartridges nn h"
person. He came to The city yeste.'-
day with several companions HIT
reiaTned home Sas
night bui Will come uB this GSoTninS
for the trial which is set for nine
O'Clock this mGrsSfg ,5efGr eJu6ge
w. c. Pierce OF the police ceurt-
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
ATTENDED COURT

Among those from johnson City
who attended court at JOnesboro
yesterday were Messrs. a. S. Hart
sell. Jim Curtis, NJ F. Hickey and
Garner Rains.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07

Peoria. ILL.,. Feb. 5.-In keeping
with the Governments wheatless,,
meatless and other less" days,
students of the Peroia High School
agreed to attend classes without a
necktie on Thursdays of each week.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
MEDICAL APPEAL BOARD
ORGANIZED F8R WORK
fA-af IN low gear anG
.Enff MhEn TaYInr drew

The medK=m appeal bDard has Sg-
ganizEd and opened an office in the
H. e. Mixer building, room No. .
and will hold regular p1HSeiiRgs tel'
the present every Monday, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, from ~ ta3'
l O'clock Registran1s who are sent.
before This board will please present
themselves at the above b0Dr and
days
For fnI1her particulars call upon
any member of the board, which Is
composed of Dr. c. J. BrOyles, Dr.
III. NJ Cass. Dr. j. B. Lamb, DR. W
]. Matthews, or H. w. Lyle. clerk.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
American Ship
AIan1ance Is a
U-boaf's Prey
Shipping Men at Atlantic
Port Receive News that
= Ship Has Been Sent
To the Bottom

An Atlantic Port, Feb, 6.~-Ship-
ping 1len late this afternoon receiy-
ed cable advice3 that the American
steamship Alaman2 had been tor
pedoed OF the ErfaSSh coast. Six
lives are believed to be lost. None
of them was an Ameriean.,
The Alamance was owned by the
Galand Steamship Company. The was
a ship OF 5000 tons and carried a
crew Of fiGly-Jhree men and q i9val
gun crew Of twenty men. Ske' left
Nc@ York January 7th.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
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Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07
THE WEATHER

Generally fair Thursday: Friday
partly cloudy.
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07

VISITING IN BRISTOL
Mrs. Lee Starr and little son, l.
G.. are visiting relatives in Bristol
Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1918-19??, 1918-02-07

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