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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Price visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John King one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse o. johnson. Mr..
Chester Johnson and Miss Nellie Eta
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p aid t. N. London.
Mr.. Jim coley made business
trip to Union City Tuesday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

Cali SO if you have family wash
troubles. The Union City Laundry
can do it cheap.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

STORAGE R0OM-For automo-
biles or household goods.-W. G.
Davis, Overland Dealer. ATT
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE--A lot Of fine milk cows
with young calves. Phone EOS, Geo.
P. Moody. AIR
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

Fourteen inches Of snow. No bet
ter time to have your car Overhauled
and painted. Inspection free.-Har-
rr;;son Aute Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

WANTED Statesmen to sell our
guaranteed Oils and Paints. Expert
ence Unnecessary. Extremity profit
able offer to right party. THE GLEN
REFINING COMPANY, Cleveland.
Ohio. ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

Turkeys to Lett have a lot Of
fine stock turkeys to let out on
shares. Phone 2O6, Geo. P. Moody.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

WANTED--Some hands to begin
cutting wood next Monday morning,
Jan. 2. Phone II. o. Head, 57-si IA
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-01-18

Mr.. Henry Calls and family have
moved to their new home, the Jim
Hart place. near town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
MANY ENLlSTMENTS
Naval HccruItirS Stntion Agnin Lend,
MI Other branches OF Military
Service in Richmond

haries T. EodcIl, OF BiacksburE.
VINO Tor the past two years has been
ork lnc In the machine shops of tho
Virginia Polytechnic Institute enlisted
yesterday at the marine recruiting sta
ton and was transferred last night 10
faFiS Island, s. c.. for training. Others
cHiIs'inE with the marines at the
same time were: w r. Conner Jr of
.har!otte. y. G.. and W. G. Hall. Of
Ashvillc. y g.
David u. sellers. Of Bodcn y. al
enlisted in the cavalry al the army
recruiting station, and was sen, far
"ard TO Fort Thomas. Ky.
MISS Lucy Y. Taylor. stcnographcr
ahd 'ypis', enrolled yesterday in the
..1 H"l reserves in the ycoman branch
Tho following naval cnlistmcn,e m
itchmond men we're reported. a. T.
oiiNer X. -. Powell, NJ H. PAYNE y
-. Undertake. a V. Persons. G. DAVIS
y. II. HreS,, J. 4. Gillis. W. ii. pm
low. G. NJ. Dstcea. j. g. Stewart. RI y
Mllharn and T.. L. Paul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
Volunteer Firen7en
May Be Organized
Would Act in Same Capacity as
Home Defense Leaguc---Labor
Situation Serious.

Fire Chief w. III. Joyncs last night
recommended to the Board of Fire
commissioners that volunteer fire
brigade be organized In Richmond as
an auxiliary to the Fire Departments
such an organization would o-operai.
Win the Fire Department in the same
way that the Home Defense League
co-operates with the Police Departments
III an emergency. The plan. which was
suggested by Mayor Ainslic. is cx-
pccted TO prove attractive 10 many
been such u company in the city for
recognition. The matter was referred
tion and report.
With the designations accepted last
night and other vacancies in the de
partmcnt. the Fire Department is now
short twenty eight men. TO relieve
the situation. and in an effort To COM
plctc the ranks or the department.
tho board adv. rcd the maximum age
limit from thlrtyfivc TO forty years.
and in tie future all applicants be-
tween the ages of twenty-one ANA
forty-one years Will be considered for
positions. This action Is expected u
Improve conditions. Sixteen resigna-
uons were accepted by the board last
night.
The board elected as members of
the Fire Department. Charles l.. Ecliert.
Ira Bracket. Charles +. Tate. L. =.
Miller. +. T. Jones. J. j Schwartz and
l. Z. jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
CONFERENCE OF WOMEN
Governor Davis Cnlls Meeting In nm
Effort TO Eorreiate All
War Efforts.

Governor Davis has called confer
ence o. leading Virginia women to
be held in his Office on tomorrow
morning to see what can oo done 10
organize the women and to corrclatc
their efforts with those 81 the state
and other agencies toward winning
the war. Governor Davis. being de-
tanned al his home in Loudoun county.
The conference VIII be held under tn.
direction of Adjutant -C;eneral stern.
Executive Secretary Z. X Kelley. Of
the State Council OF defense. ana col
onel Leroy Hodges, private secretary
10 the Governor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
HOLD FINALS AT MASONIC
HOME TOMORROW NIGHT
Acknowledgement Saunders will De-
liver Annual commencement
Address n Institution.

commencement exercises of the Ma.
soaic Home OF Virginia will be held
tomorrow night at o'clock. -httor-
-Gcncral John K. Saunders will de-
liver the annual address. On the pro-
gram ~rc several musical and express
sion JimbcrS by the pupils of the
school. Those taking special parts on
the program are Lillian Barber. l:fie
Greenwood. Lynn Horton. Lou Gambler.
Annie Mag spencer. Lillian Schmitt.
ELLA Stickley, Hernicc Short and Cora
Belle ruckett
The awarding Of the medals Will
close the program. Earl Eudicott. of
SANDY Valley. won tho senior division :.
w Il. Isaac'S memorial medal. and
carl .tvo.ill. Low Moor, won the junior
division mccall These medals Will lie
awarded for scholarship. Helen Spcn-
Ger, south Boston. ana James Hum
phrics. Nirgilina. Won the isaacs
medals for department. senior and jun
or divisions. respectively The Lou
Nor media! for general department.
given by Henry :. Hutzlcr. went to
cahcll j Mects. Marshall.
The senior arithmetic medal. given
oy o y. Hawkins. was won by Edward
y BROOKS. Chester, the junior arith-
mc.c medal, given by |. l.. Wciustic
went 10 Fred Mise. Victoria Cora
Belle rucket,. of Lebanon. will re-
ScNc 'hc CHRISTIAN pcnrnanShip medal,
which goes to the senior division; the
English medal. which goes TO the jun
Tor division. viii 20 10 Annie Young,
Lakeland. The music medal fov i'm
viii go Ia Lon E.cho!s Can
der sulphur Springs. 4 similar medal
for cNre!lcncE VIII bc received by Lii
Ian barbour Anderson. These two
music medals are the gift of ~ W
Baker. Lillian Schmitt. OF Ashland
VIII receive the prize for ncatncss
81 l.nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
HENRY ANDERSON ARRIVES
Head OF Rcd Cross Roumnninn Mission
Teaches New York. md In Expected
Here Shortly.

Henry w. Anderson. of Richmond.
who headed the American Red Cross
commission to Roumania. has safely re-
turned to this country. according to
reports received here yesterday. He
arrived recently in New York. and,
after making a detailed report at Red
Cross national headquarters. is ex-
pcctcd TO come to Richmond. DR.. An
dcrson and his comm ssion have under
gone many remarkable experiences in
the war-ridden countries Of Roumania
and Russia.
In the latter country he is said to
have been taken prisoner by revo-
lutionnry faction. but was successful IN
cnccting his release shortly afterwards.
The story Of his trip will probably be
heard directly from him when he re-
turns 10 this city. DIR. Robert c. Bryan.
~ Richmond was also q member of
the mission. having returned sew
crhl months ago. and since thrilled
many audiences with details of the
trip and conditions in Roumanin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
MANY MEN AT V. M. |.
h"r" ThnE 600 Candidates Enter Train
Trucks Stop orerNiSht I'm Route
Is Established.

More than COO young men have been
enrolled IN the special Aimmcr train
ing camp at the Virginia Military In.
sttutc. and others have been ulaced
on the waiting list according TO CEN
erai +. W. Nichols. superintendent OF
we institution, who wrote ii promin-
cpt richmond business man Yesterday
"t the great work the camp cxpcc,s
10 accomplish this summer
General Nichols declared tina, Tho
n"ihoer OF applicants for training at
INC camp had been unusually large
Many young men have been unable 10
s"th entrance to the training course as
!e', but II is expected that accommo-
more than COO men, and for THIS re
son the waiting list was established
rchcfai Nichols said that all indicn
Mons pointed TO the camp being A
great success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
Family Row Aired IN Con,,

as the elimination Of a family diff
l'cuitE. Mrs Susie Hendricks Dawson.
Of tei west Marshall street. appeared
yesterday in the Juvenile and Domcs
tic Relations Court 10 answer 10 :,
charge Of trespassing preferred by
her husband, patrolman Fred Daw
SON as we'll As 10 press a charge ~
assault against The officer Til.
couple have been living apart for
some t'me, and the difficulty is said
!" nave arisen when Mrs. Dawson
called at the home of her husband
l2ll North Twcnty-third street. for
me purpose Of visiting her four-y year
ola daughter, Her attorney stated
mat AT the time the separation was
granted the mother was permitted by
decree OF nc court to see her daugh-
ter three times 4 week Both cas,a
cnt over until June IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
WIN PROMOTION
!. ". iinrwca,rr, Formerly of The
iimc;.- Dispatch Stnn, Becomes
Wrist Lieutenant

Lieutenant Goodr"ge W. Linewearer
formerly q; the STAFF OF The Times
Dispatch, has received notification of
ms promotion TO first lieutenant For
tour months he has been in European
waters, In the transport service be
tween british and French ports, but
recently he spent few days in the
United states. Lieutenant Line weaver
was practically the historian OF Hope
Wei IN It's early days, wiring its grow
inG pains for this paper He entered
the FIRST officers training camp a Fort
MEer, and at it's conclusion he was
assigned 10 the quartermaster's de-
partmcnt. is home is At Harrison
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
MOTOR TRAIN STOPS HERE
uen,ii. Laden Army
Trucks stop over Night I'm R"uic
Ia Southern tnnt0nnirnt.

Twenty -&ovcu huge army motor
trucks engaged lii hauling supplies
ANA equipment. arrived IN Richmond
YESTERDAY IN route 10 a southern camp.
rhe trucks each with a capacity Of
aDuu, three tons. ana heavily loaded.
we're in gAarsc of detachment OF
about SiAt>.ave men, The ether train
arrived carly yesterday, and campcd
las, night %, the old Ford Hotel lot
1T Eleventh and BROAD streets. Hun
dreds II Richmonlcrs stopped TO view
tho work o: the soldiers IN preparing
Tor the evening meal last Night The
inis morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11

All e.-cadet6 Of the John Marshall
High School Cadet Battalion. AS wcl
as members Of the corps vino win
graduate this week. are urged TO al
tend the meeting OF the Battalion
Alumni Association tonight at 3
O'Clock. The meeting. wA!ch viii bo
held IN the school auditorium. is .Na
annual June conrlave OF the assoc,a
zion. and the members OF the classes
OF 1919 1917 ana 1915 will be wei
coined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
Eight SpectlcrA Fined.

h"fni Sn""d"rs were arratgncd he
t"fc MaEistfatc ruryear. Of Iienrico
MY Yesterday and fined SO each
-" '"s'S. Ih"E we're George j Shcp.
herd. T. i Gilman. r. !. IiunLIcv
~ Make and ~. ". catcu snccdir. a,
on cary street Road. aud Dr. H. l.,
n,i"ntcnbaker. George r. Smltl, and q.
~ Montague. on the Brook Turnplke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
Convicted q AsAnuI1

Willie Taylor, atraisnca ycstord.y
IN the Hastings Court on tho charge
OF assault and battery was ro,ind
sni'ty 10y the jury. and was scrtcurci
TO one month In Jail IN addition 10 !
line Of 800.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
{ commission Set. frurinp ,or .,nn. "a

The hearing Of the petition OF the
"e"port News Light and Water Com
PahS Tor authority u increase It's water
rates mas bccn set for June 10. The
nearing has been set several times and
~ every instance haa been postponed
lhe !aHt postponcmcn, was made At
The request Of the company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
Commissioned In .r,,,,.

EEncrt l. Giles. we'll known In EIc,-
'hond mas Just received hts commissions
"S u second lieutenant in the ar,ill.,..
Camp Jackson. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
DIspcn.cd LIouor 10 M,nor,

Raymond Pcyton. colored. was yes
tcrday sent on to the grand jury of
Henrico Circuit Court by Magistrate
Sunday, Of Henrico County, on the
charge Of dispensing liquor to minors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11

Rent rooms. buy, sell md exchange
NIL kinds Of articles through the Want
Ads in this pnpcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11

Help Wanted Ads In this paper nrc
Trnd by enlcienc workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11

When looking for n position. look
first at tho Want Ads In this pnper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
CAMP LEE HAS HIGHEST
SICK RATE IN COT Nfltl

ny. w. y. Brumreld who was assis-
taht health commissioner under pr.
l;nnion 6. Williams. head Of the state
Health Department. In his now capa-
city as a public health official OF the
United States, with the duty Of en-
forcing health regulations. has already
organized the police authorities In the
various counties and cities near train
ing camps with the injunction 10 use
every available means 10 stamp OUT
tho possibilities of disease conveyance.
Camp Lee had the highest vcnereai
disease rate of the thrty-hve camps
throughout the country for the week
ending May ii. This camp during that
week was found 10 contain sol new
cases of vcuercai diseases. and camp
stuart. located II Newport N.ws. was
found 10 come next with 333 eases.
THIS information came as an aStoniSh-
ing revelation when II VAS officially
Announced tin tho official bulletin as
tho authentic report Of the division OF
field sanitation TO the surgeon Scnerai
nT ,La United state. Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
.VEgEREAL DISEASE AT
II. CAMP LEE IS SERIOUS
Official Figures Show S04 New
Cases Were Under Treat
mcnt ON May 81.
CONDITIONS CAUSE or ANXIETY
All Virginia Officers Now Working to
Cope With Social Evil, Which
Seriously Threatens To Handicap
War Work.

Agencies directed toward stamping
out diseases common to military train
ing camps throughout the country are
actively organized and ~ work in Nir
Einia pr ]. 7. Mastin, Superintendent
OF the state Board o! Charities, who
WAS recently appointed chairman OF
The Governors committee on law en-
forccmcn;. said yesterday thar every
thing at the committees command is
being employed 10 eliminate conditions
such as favor the spread OF camp dis
eases.
Girls who are drifting and likely TO
go astray are under the vigilance OF
several women representatives OF ;he
committee assigned 10 the various
camp districts In tho state. Under the
present statute, women arrested be
licycd 10 be Of Questionahlc character
are held IN custody instead Of being
hailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20
Waited for Car

II waited for n stree, car. and
non. came. Then an automobile
came along. was afraid Baby
would get cold. So 7 stepped on;
and stopped the machine asked
tho man for ride. and ho took me-
In. We rode 20 the Mccormack
store. and he IL, me out there. I
Nalkef mn lie hill 10 M hntt,r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20
BE GUIDED BY THE
DICTATES OF WISDOM

Wisdom dictates that a man shall first take care
of his body and concern himself with externas
afterward
If it is true that 1T shall not profit man if he
gain the whole world and lose his SOUL" it is
equally true that it shall not profit him TO strive
after happiness if he neglects the very fountain
head OF happiness, which is perfect health.
Perfect health is IMPOSSIBLE together with
the presence OF defective teeth or diseased gums,
for these are a source OF general infection which
slowly but surely sapS the vitality and causes an
ultimate general collapse Of the system
Wisdom dictates that you promptly avail your
self Of our offer to remedy your dental defects at
the LOWEST PRICE consistent with the HIGH
EST GRADE OF dentistry.
We make a speciality of FilGH-GRADE WORK
at LOW PRICES and we are able to successfully
operate thus because Of the exceptional advantages
we enjoy as regards space, equipment, special de-
parments, and a corps OF qualified assistants. We
are practitioners Of modern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20
REMEMBER THE ROSE

] know girl with gentle face.
OF which the particular winsome grace
IL her exquisite Since the dawn OF Time
No noso more worthy OF rhythm and rhyme.
II is brideed TO a noble brow above
And below the twin-born lips OF love
But most OF her friends these charms are lost.
And cry. "Ain't IL awful her eyes are crossed
so this Is the little reform / propose:
Let's forget the thorn and remember the rose
or II you prefer IL in plainest prose
Let each OF us say. what beautiful nose"'
know n congressnan-one who's straight,
And who's the Job both early and late.
And he knows the time of the day and date.
Now after dozen years or more.
lie has managed to make some patriots sore.
The papers pan him. his enemies
At every assault and cry encore.
No reason why | should interposc
In the battle between his friends and foes.
Yet this remark out OF the tsngle grows:
While feeling the thorn. Sun remember yhe rose.
know n rnllrnan His days begun
Some hours before the arisen sun.
Thru the wintry breeze thru the summary steam,
lie remains the Slave OF the breakfast Cream.
One day no missed l next morning
At dawn. in order TO give him warning
That II ever again the thing occurred
woud-well. let the rest OF IL be inferred.
For I'm writing this paragraph TO disclose
determined TO join tho Order OF Those
who forget tho thorn and remember the
know a--we TO these small samples
could add any number OF pat examples.
And I'm tempted to do II for poets must dine,
And editors frequently pay by the line).
But twcre better TO make your own personal list,
For your education, and hence, desist
only adding that when you arc up on your toes
And tempted raise TO Kick. just suppose
uror working this legend right up to the oose),
That you think of the thorn and ally with its foes.
And remember the uncover due to the
Copyright. 1918, N f. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20
AGAINST
SHOCK OF SHE'LL

WASHINGTON. March 20 Shell
shock. the nervous aiimeut that has
made hundreds Of soldiers lnvailds
during the war. can De eliminated
Only " the entire army aids Ia the
fight against H. A general order
was Issued BY the war department 20.
day. instructinE officers and men IN
the bcN, met hods of preventing shell
shock
The order says that Il has been Oh.
served In Europe that soldiers who
have BECOME victims % shell shock
had for several days before their
collapse given evidence that they
sere fast approaching the limit o,
their nervous endurance.
IL ia believed the order adds that.
had something heen done for them
during those critical days. they
would have rcadJus,ed themselves
quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20
MRS. GRAHAM AT
TRIAL TO HEAR
MURDER STORY

Strain proved too much for slen.
der. fragile Mrs. Graham this morn.
ting. Thruout tho todium OF her
husbands trial for the murder Of
William Appelstcll. she has sat. mute
and patient, in tho courtroom. with
her little girl. years old
While tho state wOvc n web OF cir.
eumstantial evidence about her hus.
band. linking him TO the crime. she
remained dry-cyed. without a within.
per. sho heard Deputy Prosecutor
Carmody weave tho evidence with n
mastery hand into a clrcumstantinl
story OF tho murder.
But with tho opening statements
OF Daniel y. Trefcthen 10 the Jury
In Graham's defense. hor nerve anap.
ped. Deep. dry sobs shook her body.
audible IN every corner OF the court.
room. as she dropped. halffalnting In
her chair At nod from the ahcr.
III. Graham left his seat and hurried
to her side. Water was brought. ana
within a few moments she regained
her cornposure.
After two days OF trial. the case
will go TO the jury this afternoon.
The courtroom was filled this
morning. with many standing along
the walls. Many OF the spectators
were residents OF Auburn-men and
women who have known we'll both
Graham and tho man he IS said TO
have murdered.
Contradicting testimony OF the state
tuesday. Graham said he went dl.
rectly homo from his work and re.
NAMED there until the next day. Tho
gun found In his room was one
which he had given his wife some
time before he stated.
Judge Gillian denied tho motion
for an instructed verdict of acquittni
made by ID. b. Trofcthen. for the de.
Tense, ut the close of the states
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20
Injured Woman Is
Reported Better

Mrs. II. Rose. i57 eth ave. ser
iously injured in an automobile &c
cidcnt Tuesday evening. when. nc
cording TO witnesses. she ran into
the side OF a taNicab driven by w
J. Carter. OF the Seattle TaNicab &
Transportation Co. was reported
resting easier Wednesday.
Mrs Rose. with n friend. Mrs.
PAU T. Hymor. 3i6 10th ave. was
crossing west from the south side
OF Ycsler way, and Carter was driv.
ing north on Fortson place. Accord
ing to Mrs. lIymer, Mrs. Rose start
ed TO run across the street. with
her head down, ms IL was raining at
the time She collided with Carter's
car while It was going at the APP
proximntc rate of 10 miles an hour.
Carter Immediately stopped his
car and investigated Mrs. Rose
was carried lnto "a nearby store. and
removed TO the city hospital in an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20
SPRING AILMENTS
Relieved by n Good Medicine-Forty
Years Of Success

People still take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilln because u iH an old family
friend. has proved It's merit TO three
Eenerutlons-i purifying and en-.
richinE the blood. cNpcliing humors.
restoring appetite. relieving rhcuma.
tism. and banishing that tired feel.
ing 80 common at this time Of year
Hoods Sarsaparilla Ia the standard
Spring medicine. blood purifier and
general tonic. IL originated In a
well-known Boston physicians sue.
cessful prescription. and combines
medicinal roots, barks. herbs and
berries such as are often prescribed
for ailments OF tho blood. stomach.
liver and kidneys. Buy IL In tho
same style package AS that In which
your mother bought it--same good
formula. same fine appearance.
same pleasant taste. same certainty
OF good results
Your druggist knows how much
satisfaction this good medicine has
given.