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New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
CARDINALS DOWNEDI
BY LIEUT.. CADORl
Army Officer Pitches Brllia1|
Game for Former Mates |

Brooklyn, June 6.-The "sprin !
training trip Lieut.. Galore has beerl
taking preparatory to getting fl TIL
worlds series cover there" certainlI
has not harmed his diamond prowesN
Leon was there in all of his ancien
glory yesterday and then some. Com!
ing up from Camp Gordon, Georgia.
on a furlough, which also will permit !
him to pitch against the Pirates Sat
urday, the lieutenant jumped into his
old baseball suit and proceeded to,
make the Cardinals look like wooden
Indians.
He held the Mound City men to four
scattered safeties. No two Cardinal
bingles came together in the same in !
ming Second base was the deadline@
His appearance seemed, to stiffen and
ginger up the Dodgers, for then
backed him UP with a stonewall sup-|
port. The lone Brooklyn DOODLE was|
a boot by Ivy Olsen in the fifth frame,j
and Ivy's little fall from grace easily
was forgotten and forgiven in thd
brilliancy of his all around playi
Score;
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Baltimore in Jersey City.
Binghamton in Newark.
Toronto in Rochester.
Buffalo in Syracuse.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
Won in Ninth.

New 7 ork, June "a ninth-inning
rally, netting three runs, enabled New
York to retain first place in thel
league race yesterday by winning
from Pittsburgh, to 8. The Giants,
took the series, three games to one
Cooper, who had pitched fine ball,
weakened toward the finish, New
York scoring one IN the eighth and
tying the score in the ninth on a pass
to Burns, Fletcher's single, Thorpe's
double and Rariden's sacrifice fyl
Rodriguez then walked and on an a
tempted double steal, in which Thorpe
was caught between third and homel
McKechute made low throw to tha
plate and Thorpe scored the winning
run. Showers fell throughout the
game The score:
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
ruth ESTABLISHES
Home RUN RECORD
Boston Player Gets One a Day for
Four Consecutive Days

Cleveland, June 6.-Cleveland de-
feated Boston, to 4, yesterday in a
ten inning game. Ruth hit the ball
ever the right field wall in the sixth,
scoring Shean ahead of him. 1t was
Ruth's fourth home run in four days.
While four home runs have been
made in one game in the National
league by Lave Cross, Bob Lowe and
Ed Delehanty. this is the first case
on record where a player has hit
home runs in four successive games.
This is the second home run squirt
that Ruth has been on this season.
Early in the spring he made home
runs in three successive games two
in New York and one in Washing
ton. He now has seven to his credit
The score: 4,@
Boston ..... 00OO030010-4 5
Cleveland 49,. 1000011011--5
Bush and Agnew and Schang; Enz-
mann, Bagby and O'Neil
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York 5, St. Louis 2.
Washington 5, Detroit 4; Gil in
nings.)
Cleveland 5, Boston 4; Go innings)
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 8.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
EASTERN LEAGUE
Bridgeport Lands on Spaid's Offer
ings and Keeps Up Winning Squirt
-Hinchman Banished From Came

Providence, R. L, June 6.-Bridge-
port batted Spaid into the next
county in the first inning yesterday.
The first seven men UP hit safely
four runs being rung up. Voyls fin
ished the game and held the WISH
tors runless. The locals were lucky
tc score at all. Bridgeport won, 4 to
2. The score:
Providence 49,. oooO0o1O1-2 8 l
Bridgeport .... 4OOOO0O00--4 10 8
Spaid, Voyls and MCNEIL; Sava and
krichel
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
Senator's Win in Eleventh.

Detroit, Mich, June 6.-Ainsmith's
two base hit, his stolen base and
Bush's throw to the plate of Shot
toms grounder in the eleventh in
ming gave Washington the opening
game of the series yesterday, to 4.
The score:
r. h. e.
Washington .. oo1oo3oooO1-5 10 4
Detroit ...... 00200110O0O-4 6 0
Harper, Johnson and Picinich and
Ainsmith; Kallio and Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
Cubs Still Winning.

Boston, June 6.-Chicago made ID
four straight from Boston yesterday
by winning, to 3. Raglan started
for Boston and in the first inning. was
hammered for four runs on a triple
and four singles. Hearn pitched the
balance of the game for Boston. The
Cubs got fifteen hits. The score:
h q
Chicago 42OOOO1O0-7 Is Oh
Boston ....... 001O2000O-3 10 1.
Batteries: Hendrix and Killefer;
Raglan, Hearn and Wilson. r'@5
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
Standing of TIL, Clubs.
Games Today.

st. Louis in New York.
Pittsburgh in Brooklyn.
Chicago in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New York in st. Louis.
Boston in Cleveland.
Philadelphia in Chicag go.
Washington in Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06

New London. June 6.-Ncw Lon
den had an easy time with Waterbury
yesterday afternoon winning slug
g1nE game, to ?. Hinchman, man
aser for Waterbury, was elected from
the game in the sixth inning when
ne objected too strenuously over a
decision which was plainly fair. UNI
pre- DAILY was pushed about some by
Hlnchman but players kept the two
apart until Hinchman had cooled off
enough to take a walk to the show
ers Bunched hits in the sixth gave
New London its runs that won the
game. Waterbury punched hits in
the seventh, but could not get third
man over with a tally. The score:
r. h. e.
New London -. 2O1OO41Ox-S 10 2
Tuckey and Gagain; Champion and
Wendell.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,

New York. 4. Pittsburgh 3.
Brooklyn 2, st. Louis 0. :"
Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 7. Boston 3.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06

Worcester, Mass, June 6.-Timely
hitting was done by both teams in
yesterdays game, Woodward making
q, triple and Trolett and Gross
doubles with men on the bases. New
Haven had the best opportunity, as
Baum gave seven bases on balls, four
OF which were turned into runs by
the hits that followed. The score:
+. n. e.
New Haven -. 00O00O4O2-6 6
Worcester $780,. OOO20OO2O-4 8
Woodward and Pjura; Baum and
ReGman.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06

Have some tomatoes, Bill" Have
some lettuce, John" That's the way
the home food producers here are go
ing to it 'thfty-ffty" with their vege-
tables, says the National War Garden
Commission, Of Washington
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06

Hartford, June 6.-Hartford drop
Fed a ten inning contest to Spring.
field here yesterday afternoon, to
3. A sacrifice fly by kincaid in the
tenth brought across the winning
run. The score:
New Britain herald., 1918-06-06

ST ringfield 49,. 1000O00201--4 8 3
Hartford .... O0010011OO-3 8 2
Smith, Purver and Greenhalge;
Meyerjack and Briger.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-11
No Sc han puesto en-
aCCi0n tOdaS las
reServaS alemanas
Las del Principe Ruperto de
Baviera Sc italian cast in
tactas y Sc espera que sean
empleadas dentro de POGO

LONDRES, JUNO LOLA mayor
parte de los ~criticos militares ingleses
V franceses son de opinion que el a.
vance aleman en- Ell Marine, sc halla
coptenido temporalmente; pero reco-
nocen que las reservas alemanas del
Principe Ruperto de Baviera sc ha-
Ian cast intactas, y como tai eontin-
genie de fuerZas es cast SECURE que
Sc pondra en- accion antes de mucho
tempo, 10 mas probable rs que un
~Enuevo intento del enemigo Sc desa-
rrollara en- algln otro punto del fren-
tie aliadp.
El Corresponsal de Ia Agencia de
Information Reuter-, en- Tn despacho
que envio anoche desde Ell Quartet &c
neral frances, dice:
Las ultimas noticias del campo de
batalla son mas con~soladoras. Las
tropas ~francesas cstan combatiendo
bravamente Y con gran renacldad.
LA densidad de las fuerzas cnemi-
gas en- csc ataque, fue mayor que en-
los asaltos ~prcvios, pero IL perdidas
han sido tambien eXtraordinaria-
mentc mayores. pues la artilleria tu-
70 Il las masas atacanteS a su
MERGED V supo sacar partido de esa ST.
tuacion.
Varios dias de ansiedad tenemcs
de nuevo encima. Is cast cicrto que
e. enemigo hara un empuie poderoso
V violento aun, pero tambien es cierto
que ha lie pagan muy care cada yarda
de terreno que logre avanzar".
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Entire Montdidier y Noyon los alemanes
emprendieron otro formidable ataque
Los ingleses hicieron
un ayanCe al Sur
del Soma
Con esa accion mejoraron
considerablemente SUI Inca
en- csc sector del frense

CON Ell EJERCITO BRITANlCO
EN- FRANCIA. JUNO 1O.-Un consl-
4erable mejoramiento en- IA hnea brl-
tanica. exactamente al sur del RIO So
ma, en- ell frente de batslla de Picar-
dia, Sc llev6 anoche, al efectuar los
ingleses un ligero avance en- los al
rededoreS de B~ouzencourt.
En- ell resto de csc frente de Data
LA, la noche tranScurrio Ell caLma y
Ia Situaci6n sigue inalterable.
II bombardeo enemigo que duran
te ell dia de aver fue muy intense
en- Ell falnco derecho BRITANNICA, y que
precedi6 a In ataque sobre las posi-
clones de esas fuerzas, ma vueIto Z
tomar SUI intensidad normal lie los
dias pasados.
Al norte de Alberto, los alemancS
emprendieron un ataque anoche S2hre
las p~osiciones ingleSas en- el bosque
de Auvely. pero tai maniobra fue re-
chazada con grandes perdidas para el
enemigo. segun dice el communicate
Official u Sc do a Ia publicidad d
oui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-11
La situaci6n pOlitica
en- Ia AlSaCia=Lorena
I'm diputado sociaIista ale
man acusa a Won Wrisburg
de haberse convertible
en- Dictator

AMSTERDAM, JUNO 1G.-Noti-
cias procedenteS de la capital de
Alemania, dan cuenta de que en- el
Reichstag Sc provoc6 una violenta
discussion. con motive De la denun-
cia hecha aver por el d~iputaGo socia-
lista Herman Wendell, de la situa-
ci0n que prevalece en- la Alsacia-
Lorena, en- donde asegur6 aquel. sc
habia eStablecido una v~crdaGera die
tadura militar por ell general Won
Wrisburg.
FL diputado dicho agreg6 que las
cuatro q~uintas parties de Ia pobla,
cion de esas provincias, era fuerte-
mente pro-germana al principle de
Ia guerra, pero que ahora las condi,
clones habian cambiado Y Ell senti-
miento popular Sc hallaba entera-
mente cambiado, debido a los proce,
dimientos empleados por cl CONAN
dante militar.
Ell diputado Waldenstein, que es
miembro del partido ~progresista,
corroboro por su .,erte, las asevera-
clones del diputad- Wendell. Fl ge-
neral Won Wrisburg, que So encon-
traba presente en- esa session de-
Reichstag, manifesto que s6iamcnte
dos personals habian sido anrchendi-
das y puestas en- rrisi6n er Ia Al
sacia-Lorena, de aclerdo con las dis
]posiciones de ley de guerra
Al Or tai cosa, ri dipuJado Wal
denstein Sc puso en- pie e irterrum-
pic al general eypresando que en-
cambio, habia matado a cientos de
~ciudadanos ]inocentes, por solo sos
pechas cast siempre infundadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-11
Ell CalomeI produce
salvation y enferma
ACTUA COMO ST FUERA DINA
MTTA SOBRE Ell HlGaDO EN-
TORPECIDO i LIE HACE PER
DER UN OLA De TRABAJ0

"
No hay raz6n por que n perso.
ma debe dc tomar calomel. que pro,
duce salivaci6n Y enferma ell organis,
mo, cuando puede comprar n bote-
LA grande de Dodson's Liver Tone
que es IN sustituto perfecto del
calomel.
Els I'm liquido vegetal, ~agradable,
que corregira ell higado entorpecido
tan bien como 10 hace ell calomel,
con Ia d~iferencia de que no lie pro-
ducira Subtraction nj nauseas.
Tanto los ninos como los adultos
pueden tomar Dod'son Liver Tone,
poroue es perfectamente ~inofenSivo.
FL calomel es una droga peligrosa.
Es mercurio Y ataca los huesos. 81
ton,a una d6sis de calomel hoy. ma
mana Sc sentira cnfermo, debil y nau-
seado. No pierda un dia de su ira
bajo. Tome nj cucharada de Dod-
sons Liver Tone Y en- la manana sc
levantara s~intiendoSe perfectamente
bien. V con clio hara desaparecer ell
entorpecimiento del higado, biliosi-
dad, extreHimiento, iaquecas, lengua
sucia o agruras. 81 listed no encuen-
ira que 81 Dodson's Liver Tone &C
tina mucho mejor que Ell calomei en-
todos sentidos, en- la misma drogue-
ria donde 10 compre Sc le devolvera
su dinero.
ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-11
La TACTICA DE- MAC
KENSEN Sc HA VUELT0
APONEREN PRkcT!CA
LA NUEVA OFENSlVA ENTIRE
MONTDIDIER Y NOYGN ES
UNA C0NTINUACI0N DE
LA DEL AISNE

LONDRES, JUNO 10.-Comparatl-
Ivamente muy pequenos avances han 10
grade hacer los alenlanes en- su nueNa
ofensiva intentada para romper las IL
meas aliadas, entire Montdidier y
Noyon, frente a las tremendas baJas
que han sifrido y estan sufriendc
en- csc sector que miGe apenas dc
~treints a treinta Y cinco millas de eX-
tension.
El ataque que Sc inicio ell domingo,
sc c"onvirtio rapidamente en- n ma
niobra ofensiva semejante a Ia puesta
en- ~practica en- ell Canine de las Da-
mas y viene por decirlo asl, a ralZ de
Que la ofensiva del Aisne Sc ha vlsto
c~ontenida. No obstante, la fuerza
lie! nuevo ataqUc viene a comprohar
que el enemigo esta perdlcndo po-
der, pues SUI avance M alcan%o nj
con POGO al realizado por los teuto-
mes en- ell primer dia de su ataque Ell
c! .Aisne. Ell mayor avance realizado
por Ell enemigo en- su nuevo empGje
fu6 de dos millas y tres cuartoS.
BESIDE que la ofensiva hacia A.n;cnS
fac ]coltcnida. sc creia que e. nucleo
principal De las reservas de Fo>h sc
hallaba rcconcentrado en- csc sector
o en- sus ]cercanias, pero 4 pesar &c
clio. e:as trooas no han Sldo pues:aS
aIn en- iuego. pues los solos obsta-
culos naturales que hay en- el t%errenO,
Dastan para que el enemigo no 10
gre su ~prop0sito tan faciImente. Las
colinas en- las que ahora sc desarrotla
In lucha, no constituian ma cue las
no~siciones avanzadas de las que los
aliados han prcparado a 10 largo del
rio Disc. que divide on dos cl cam
20 lie batalla, en- case de que 81 ere
migo lograra tIesar adelante su AVIAN
ce.
FL presente ataQue en- el trcptc al
o~riente de Montiidier, purIe ccnsi-
dcrarse como an compiemento de "a
ofensiva del Aisne. Parcce que los
teutones eStan pcdiendo en- pr5ctica
ahora en- el frente occidental, IN cCle-
bro tactica emplcada por el MariScal
:vcn Mackcnsen en- sus campanas en-
Russia. Serbia Y Rumania Y que por su
forma de desarrollo ha merecido ell
dictado te >istema de pleas.
81 la nueva ofensiva !ogra tcner
6xito. a~vanzando los alemaneS un
buen trecho Ell direction del sur Y SUI
roeste, la Inca de batalla en- csc sec
tor Y en- cl tramo comprendldo entire
los rios Ai=nc, Ourcq Y Marine, sc a.
cortaria bastante, pues los aliados Sc
vcrian obligados a evacuar G. saliente
de Scissors Y ceder el terreno que han
logrado rccuperar entire el OUrcG Y
81 Marine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-11
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PARIS, JUNO l0.-El nuevo alta
que aleman comprendido entire Mont
older Y Noyon, que Sc lnicio aver
continue darante la noche con indo-
msble ~violencia, segun dice el IN
Iforme Official que Sc do a la publics-
dad Dor Ell Ministerio de la Guerra
En- eli flanco izquierGo frances, los
taoues de los teutoncs fuaron muy
i.!riosos, pero a pesar de clio en-
todos les a~saltoS Sc eStrellaron ante
"A resistcncia de los aliados, y sola-
mente muy ligeros avance logro ha-
Ger Ell encmigo.
En- eli centric del nueve frente de
ataoue. fue donde los alemaneS To-
graron hacer el mayor avance, para
10 cual tuvieron neceSidad de poner
en- iucgo nuevas trcpas, En- cs5a rs
cgon 81 enemigo lego hasta la par
t. meridional del bosQue de Cuvllly y
IN villa de RosSons-sur-MatZ.
En- c! ala derccha francesa, Ia lu-
cha ccnt;nua cn~carnizaja, sill que eI
enemigo haya ~conseguido haccr AVIAN
ces en- esq region. Los franCeses hi
cieroa mas de quinientos prlsione-
ros en- los varios e~ncuentros que han
tenido lugar en- csc sector. Los prl-
sioneros alemanes han manifestado
de comun ~acuerdo, que las bajas sos
tenidas por las tropas teutonaS en- Ia
nueva ofensiva, han sido tremen-
das.
Las tropas americans Y f~ranceSas
han continuado sus ataqueS en- la re-
giGn de Bussaires, en- ell frente de!
Marine. en- donde han hecho algunos
nuevos avanceS Y ~quitadole al enemi-
go mas pgisioneros.
"Fue t! de aver, IN dia enteramen-
tie satisfactorio", dijo ell primer minis
trc Clemenceau anoche. En- esa fra
Sc Ell iefe del gabinete frances, resu-
MIC de ana manera eXacta, la lmpre-
sion que prevalece entre ell pueblo
frances.
Las ultimaS noticiaS recibidas del
fronte de batalla. indican que en- 10
genera! e. cnemigo fu6 cast detenido
por complete on Ell mismo momento
en- que in;ci0 81 nuevo ataQue. Fuera
del avance rclativamente corto, 81 Sc
toma en- cuenta la cantidad de hom-
brcs que los alemanes ~emplearon, que
!~ograron hacer en- ell centric, el enc
migo nc pudo lograr sus objetivos,
pucs en- ambos flancoS fue contcnido
con tales perdidaS, que Segln sc di-
&C. cincc diviSiones han sido pues-
tas fuera de accion, o sea aproxima-
(Pasa a la 5a. Pag. Col. 6a-)
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rELErONO TRAVIS sai
LA PRENSA es el periodico meIlcano de
mayor circulation en- los EsIRuos iIniGos,
y por 10 tanto 81 ReIor para los anul-
cianies.
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naniobra constl-
tuye el cuarto inten-
to en- gran esCala
para a~poderarse de
la Inca aliada
en- Ell ceRtro de
csc nueyo frente, To-
gro hacer I'm lige-
70 avance el
enemigo
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!. On June the 10Th. as required ~ ::
the aei or ocg0per Q, 1871. 1
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Los griegos obtuvierOn
una importante victoria
Desalojaron a los buigaros de
una posicion considerable
como inexpugnable

L0NDRES. JUNO lO.-Desde 81
Otono de 1916 no Sc habia registra-
do en- ell frente de ia Macedonia, en-
cl teatro halkanico de la guerra. min
guna accion de Ia Importance de la
que tuvo lugar recientemente Y que
fue una verdadera victoria para las
tropas griegas que operan va en- csc
frente.
La accion Sc libro en- Skra de Lee
gen. segun dice un despacho que
procedente de Saloaica Sc ha reel
Dido en- esta capital, Hasta la noche
del viernes los %prisioneros hechcs al
enemigo leeaban a 1,7i2. Los oficia-
fPasa 3 Il Ia. Col 5a.)
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fPasa 3 Il Ia. Col Sal
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Cuando necesite iibros en- espanol,
dirijase a ~Ignscio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
AVERY BROS. STORE
MT. PELIA, ROBBED

Thieves entered the large depart
ment store of Avery Bros, at Mt.
Pelia, six miles southwest of Martin,
on Monday night, taking sum
of money from two cash drawers.
Avery Bros. have three stores at
Mt. Pelia, all joining, however, but
each has its cash drawer, and the
cash drawer in the drug store was
broken open, the sum of about Sc
or 81 being taken, Then going on
through the dry goods store to the
grocery the thieves took the cash
drawer, from which they got between
SIS and $40, Messrs. Avery do not
know exactly how much The cash
drawer in the dry goods store con-
tanned a much larger sum of money
but was not touched.
Blood hounds were secured from
Dyersburg, taking up the trail al
the store, following it a short dis
! lance south Of Hent Cooks, where il
is supposed the thieves got into 8
buggy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
UNDER
ONE MANAGEMENT

"A meeting of Rural telephone ope-
rators and managers was held at
Martin on Wednesday, Martin, I'm
ion City, Dresden, Sharon, Green
field, Hyndsver, Mckenzie and other
exchanges of this county being rep
resented.
The primary object of this meet
ing was the placing of all the county
exchanges under one management
with one central head, the same as
is in vogue in Obion county. Also
another plan is to make a metallic
blank line from Mckenzie to Union
City, as we'll as throughout this coun
ty from one exchange to another
This would give much better ser
vice, cutting out the annoying cross
talk. ...
A big meeting looking to the con
summation of these plans is to b.
held at Greenfield on Saturday
March 80, when all rural telephon
people are urged to be present.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
FARMERS. AND
DEFENSE MEETING.
Public Spirited Citizens Uuged to Attend and
Lend Cooperation in These Meetnss,
Which have a Double Purpose.

The following are the meetings
scheduled for the week ending March
2: Monday night, Feb. rs, at 1880
D. M, New Salem schoolhouse; Tues
day, Feb. 26, Fancy, at 1880 p. M,
and Wesley's Chapel at 1880 p. m. ;
Wednesday, Feb. 81, Central High
School, at 1 80 p. M, and Elbethel
at 1880 p. NJ; Thursday, Feb. %,
Wards Chapel, at / 80 p. M, and
Liberty at 7 80 p. m; Friday, March
/, Public Wells High School, at 80
p. M, and Adams Academy at 1880
p. M; Saturday, March 2, Sharon,
at 2 p. m.
For the week ending March 8, the
following places are scheduled: Tues
day, March 5, Hyndsver, at / 80 p.
M, and Old Salem at 1880 p. m.
Wednesday, March 6, Jones school
house, at / 80 p. M, and Mt. Pelia
at 7:3O p. M; Thursday, March 7,
Central Academy, at 1880 p. M, and
Sidonia at 1870 p. M; Friday, March
8, Brooks Chapel, at 80 p. m, and
Seminary at 1880 p. M; Saturday,
March 9, Greenfield, at 1880 p. M.
School teachers, pastors and com
munity leaders please take note of
these dates and urge all to attend.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
TOBACCO BUYERS
ARE IN THE FIELD

Ezell's tobacco buyers, after or
ganization and preliminary plans
here on Monday, started out in all
directions buying tobacco last Tues
day morning. Among the number
are Bob Freeman, Major Chandler,
Horace Brummitt, Hamp Chandler,
Gus Blacknall, John Roffe, Morris
Lewis, Elmore Perry, Tom Phillips.
Mr.. Ezell now has his receiving
barn repaired from the damage done
by the snow last January. He has
every convenience for the receiving
and unloading of tobacco, and it is
expected that many growers will be-
gin delivery at once.
Reports from many sections Of
the county show that great deal of
the/weed has been stripped out and
only awaits delivery.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
REGISTRANTSCALL
ED FOR SATURDAY

Following is a list of the regis
trants called for physical examina-
ton for Saturday, Feb. %.
Farley Austin, G. W. Bunch, L.
A. Edwards, Landrum Ogg, NJ. l..
Williams, C. NJ. Summers, W. F.
House, J. o. Smith, W. c. Roberts,
G. F. Hicks, r. C. Bludworth, r. r.
Elan, J. D. Phillips, Clifford Reece,
L. D. Tate, E. E. Phelps, H. T. Caps,
R. T. Biggers, James Dowell, c. E.
Harris, A. C. Sanders, T. R. Kille-
brew, E. o. Carney, Fred Caps, c.
L. Williams, COL; J. E. T. Brooks,
]. o. Turner, Eldon Reed, J. N. Da-
Wis, L. C.. Baker, J. L. Tucker, Ell
more Jordon, col; w. A. Berryhill,
Claud Gill, Virgil Pinkston, r. l..
Costen, f. T. Cashion, Bell Todd,
w. T. Trentham, J. A. Barber, Caleb
R. Brasfield, W. R. Cox, Herman
Roberts, Herbert White, C. W. John
son,