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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
PROMOTE: AMERICAN
FLYERS NTH FRENCH
Those Actively Engaged in Aerial
Fighting to Get Commissions
in United States Army.

Nearly 300 American youths are
either flying at the front in the French
aviation service, or are finishing their
training at various French flying
schools in France.
They are all volunteers ana were
recruited chiefly from Ike ambulance
services, where thCy We're. formerly
drivers oil ihc French front.
They are entirely separate and dis
tinct from the hundreds of American
youths who are i'll The aviation branch
of the signal c,rpS Of the United
States army aud who are rec"iyii-
their training in Various schools
taken oS-rr from tie French army.
1t IS expected that all Of these
Americans moW Indicating with tie
French army viii g." taken over by the
American "NPctiijrouary force Under
Ne command ~ General PcrShiify,
soon after IL, i.Gs- u The year.
Those Who have been actively ca
@.,-.,. iii aoy..j lighting Ter s"ine iiNiy,
like the mttt.,rrs oi the Lafayette
i-.HI".,2 aud Il score OF more, other
Amrlicans utta>Ac, ~ various French
U,.ij,, nil pgol,;Ibiy receive captain
c.y- ia ID" Uni;r,j States army.
o,Hc.~, ssh. have only been at the
frnur ios n ~.ar, sine, viii lac MAGE
t5r~, ii,ui'. Nm, AND ii is expected
thas aU IN ry-,-practicaily every
MAN holding q br.yrt from he French
.;cl.".~. viii hl made Il second lieu
.,:,.uf III the UnilcG States army.
T,ts viii -. a marked promotion,
as IL The French lf- service. The nvn
automatically become corporalS when
pupils at The flying schools. and then
scrgcauts when they receive their
brcvetS rs aviIturS. Their next pro-
motion to su5Iicuicnant may come ut
any time or never.
Raoul Givas Lufbcry. the American
ace, with IS German machines ofl-
cially to his credit, is only Il subieu-
tenant in the French service, Il step
above the ordinary beginners, who are
scrseants.
William Thaw OF Pittsburgh, who
WAS in the Foreign Legion during the
first year of the war and then entered
aviation and organized the American
E>cadrillc. rs the Lafayette unit WAS
first called, has been made Il first lieu
tenant in the French army. Ii is be-
lieved that both he and Lufhery evil
receive commissions AZ flight-majOrs
in the United States army.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
SALE UNDER GENER-
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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
GERMAN ALIEN ENEMIES
REQUIRED TO REGISTER

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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP DIS
SOLUTION.

All persons interested are hereby
notified that the undersigned. VIM. \.
Moore and K. ". Stehr, heretofore
composing Il partnership doing bust
1oss Il: No. , and No. Main Street,
n the City of Cape GiraTdcau, Mis-
souri,. under The st.ic and firm name
II Moore {: S,chr. have this day dis
solved partnership: that II ". Stehr
has retired frcm SAID firm; that the
business will be continued b. VIM. a.
Moore; that all firm bills and other
Obligations have been assumed by
Wrn. \. Moore and viii be paid by
him: and that all rotes and accounts
owing 10 said firm are now payable to
VIM. A. Moore
Dttcd this 18th day of January
1918.
". \. MOORE Jr.
r. ". STEHR.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
". \. MOORE Jr.
+. ". STEHR.
Daily History CEass-Feb. g.

1S0l-Treaty between Germany and
the French republic established the
Rhine as the border.
1S6I-General Poriirio Diaz Surrca-
dcrcd Il Mexican army Of 1000 to
The French under Marshal Razainp.
l9ll-Ihe Russian duma held its first
session since its adjournment, Au-
gust 9, 1914
i9lG-Austrian stronghold of USzickO,
Galicia, captured by Russians.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
lt7rual .e.-alc Commissioner RG.ea
hloCcy Spent On Customers May
e. Deducted.

,Ta~hsn@fon.--E.atG-'' oUt-of-tovn
buyers IS p proper business CXp"ns"
Ter commercial houses and may be &c
Quoted .lcgitimateiy from earnings in
figuring incomes and excess profits
taxes. Internal Revenue Commissioner
Roper ruled. Many New York and Chi
cago iobheTs of clothing, millinery. and
other merchandise had asked anxious
ly for such an Interpretation. urging
that the cost of meals and entertain
ment for prospective customers was
no small item. SO long as the dinners
have a business aspect, they may be
charged against earnings, the commits
si0ner decided.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08

YOU Ia he in my
c,i%S."
And from the
top Of the rili-
nu"proS Gags in
;!Ic Zco cam" tic
sound OF "hirr-
ing. rhirpiag.
"W'ho are YOU
asked the rhi-
nncGr0S.
I'm Mr.. Chip
ping Sparrow. ! We
come to tell Won
iWr creatures that
van shoUi'in I
ipg:~t about being
Wild md cruel
It's so foolish. Try
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
Too Much.

Two boys at the movies saw q tragic
picture play, and one of them WAS
overcome. He took out his handkcr-
cI,irf and wcpt and Sohhed.
why. Bill. we're hluhbcrin." said
the other hoy.
Well" sohhed Fill, Il like to see
- person show Il little feelin."
"Feelin'," said the first boy Feel
ms all right. but ye don't need 70
wash your face in it,"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08

TRY to Be Happy Noi'h'
and Cheerful" an, you're NOT
altogether cor
rect" said a strange voice, ana from
a lille distance off the rhln"ccro"
WIS talking.
why not?" reared the tiger
because you're not the only ESh
In HE sea-" said the rhin"ccroS.
Have you gone mad, utterly an'
completely maG:" asked the To-.
I'm not a fish. never was ii~'.
and I never will be Il fish. wouijh I
live in the water when | can I'VE III
The forests. l wouldn't he 50 TOO
iSh AMI Watcry-eyed anh Silpl'1FE' .1'
10, I wouldn't be :nH'nihS p"I " 49,
4 wild ana W"h"'fIu' ""',-''''
great piercing eyes ana "c't' ''.'''
ana h"=1t'h $Nii' ...
'An'' ."", ne tl-'' '''''',''.'.
d"n't sc WHY 20" '''''- '''''..'
$c".
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VEL -. ...;, H., -.ainorr-
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res II .'...'-' ..'', ,,,,,. ,I,n, ,..,,.l
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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
Woman as Pastors Secretary.

New Yorks-Rev. DR.. David j. Bur-
rell of the Marble Collegiate Reformed
church, realizing that war is claiming
practically all young men eligible TO
the position of secretary, has engaged
a young woman to perform such du-
ties. She is Miss Merce f. Boyer of
Cleveland, d.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
AIaskans Do Their Bit.

Seattle, Wash-AlaskanS are MAX
ing a vigorous effort TO conserve all
sorts of food as an aid to the govern
ment in the prosecution of the war, ac'
cortling TO officers Of steamships ar
irving here frcri Alaskan ports.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
Patriotism Personified!

New Rochelle. y. Y.-The greatest
patriot in ths history of New Rochelle
has been discovered. He is the man
who hung out service flag with one
star in front of his garage because he
sold his car TO the army quartermastcr
depari.nr.--
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08


g Tile tiger is
the most danger
Gus Uf animals.
You can't trust a
tiger. They're all
wild, wild. wild "
And at the third
cry of wild
the tiger reared
for all he WAS
worth.
All. you're not
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Due southeast the twin stars. Cas-
tor and Pollux, are, close companions.
Planet Mercury in conjunction with
the Moon. Venus in conjunction with
tie sun (between earth and SUM.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
DDWSENND9(
AIKY TALL CT
~ MARY GRAHAM BONNER
TIGER AND RHINOCEROS.

"Im the widest animal in .he
world" said the tiger. For years
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08

MOTOR-For sale one sive-horss-
power.Girect current motor: in Ccc d
condition. Apply a Tac Tri0.rs
Office.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
NOTICE.

Whereas, a proclamation having
been issued for special election to
20 be held in the City of Cape Girar-
deau, Mo-, for the purpose of electing
q councilman to serve the unCypired
term of Charles kaess, Councilman OF
the Third Ward, wrose resignation
has been accepted by the CouncI Of
The City of Cape Girardeau. and,
Whereas, the laws and ordinances
governing elections in said city Of
Cape Girardeau, require that candi-
dates shall file with the City Clerk
heir certificates of nom nation not
later than fifteen days Of the date for
which said election iscalled; and,
Whereas, said clection( was pro-
,aimed for Tuesday, February 9Th,
1918, and,
Whereas. T.. time has elapsed and
10 candidate has fled with TIE City
erI; his certificate Of nomination for
consideration of he voters at said
lection;
The fore, /. Wi! H;rsch, Mayor o.
&c Gig Of Cape Gi-aGeau, No, with
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
TELEPHONE No. =

sOR SALE--My nine-room brick
house, corner broadway and Span
ish streets; has bath, hot water, fur
mace heat and all modern conyen-
fences; good location for business.
Would trade fer cheaper houses on
terms 10 suit. Apply T. A. Rage, III
Broadway.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
Ed RI AL
PROHIBITION IMPOSSIBLE.

prohibition paper published the folio
rtcc on home
under the du>ion that British and homenade
Intoxicating spoken
drinks there while aDsaining
wine is 10 n taking {
mad, all intoxicating they
the other and, generally
81
supposed made
entirely 'front.'
of fruits.
AnL A.Ii -kL -.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08

FARM WANTED-R,sr oas.a.e par
wants to buy u sock farm Nth.
five miles of Cape G;rard5au. Ma.
be on = public read an have VAT
and pasture lane. Give dcscrii-
ton OF farm, number of acres. prize
WpntcL and state when possession
can be Given. Address X. If, the
Tribune.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

II WEIR A farmer ! would keep
al hand a lev reliable medicines ios
minor ailments that are not ~ ssf.
,o,n ~ 10 require the attention of =
y: y: go. ian. such ~ Chamberlain Z
Cole and Diauhoca Remedy TOT
towel complaints, Chambsslasn's
Cough Remedy Tar coughs, colds
and Group, CAsmherlain's I.inimsnt
snf sprains, bruises aud rheumatic
pains. Chamberlain's Tablets ios
stomach troubles. biliousnsss and
constipation. This would require
ala outlay ,ot. only,ti. -, ny having
the,+ articIes At hand ii would oitan
save the trouble 81 trip 10 town In
the bunirs, season OF In ihe night.
and would enable snt 10 treat sliGht
ailments m soon ~ thsy appear.
and thereby avoid the H,ose serious
diseases tia, 40 often iollew. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

Next Sunday the series oi revjva
services begin al this church Tn'
merning service vllI be given ia tn
Christian = Obligation The ser
mon in the evening will be on tn
Love Of the World. sunday
School a, a;t5 tnew time" B. Y r
II. at !, evening sery.cs AT \ o'clock
Monday evening the service wil
be With special in.err~, 10 all chufcl
and, Sansias.Sehool officers
Tuesday evening the subject vii
he. Tn. Place Of the Sunday
School in the Kingdom Work "
Wednesday evening Woman
And Her God" sill be the suh,ec,
Ali evening setvier~ asetgsst: Mr.
Thos. h Gates. who will lead tn,
s,nslng. will arrive Saturday, and
be requests those who will helr
with the music 81 meet him a, ,h,
church a, ! y III. tina, day,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Al the home u Miss Florenc,
tioH Saturday, April 6, 30. M. to-
Westminster Guild will hold an i'm
portan, meeting
Services next sabbath viii, be a
ususl on the fret 81 the month
sandsy- School At 9.45 and {. T.
Society at J p, IN
All members al the c. Y are er
pectet 10 attend the socisl At tbs
home Of Ruth Hooper ol Fridsy
evening, April 9Th
Az the year has closed with good
record In nesriy all departments o.
church work. pow Ia the time X
plan a stilI better report to he made
., tn. end nj the church year. II
10 not too soon 10 begin.
Twa elders we're ordained and IL.
stalled a. Pomona last Sabbath,
PiYshys.ry will meet al Lebanon
Aprsl 18th. This church will h'
! veil represented.
81. Paul church sssvices viii b
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

The Government, through the
Department oi Agriculture. has
asked Tor crap.survey, IN order
that the Food Administration may
be- able 10 make plans IN meet the
food requirements for successful
termination oi the war. In this
survey, every farmer i. asked 10 hll
on, blank showing The acreage
that will 80 to ditferen, crops this
year. AZ compared with last. This
survey will enable the Fuoi Ad.
minlstfatlon 10 make estimates ON
the food production im the year,
and hence will afford All opportun-
ity 10 meet any shortage which may
threaten,
This survey will be carried on by
the County Aaen, and Others thru
meetings ct Ag bad. a. aighlA ana
Sunday afternoon. Farmers Arr
urged to attend The nears vt meeting
~ announced fairview and Col ~.
burg. sunday, April I, Oddtello w
Hall. Monday night, April \. Oak.
Icy, April ~, MI. Lebanon. April
III, Sulphur Syringe. April IL. MI.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05
Artis1k EatastalaIi,eat
Given Tor the Red Gross

/ On Friday sveainH al last ws~l
nj she DaskYon Collage Ssk,aai u.s
staged oss@ "a the sHost artistic and
patriotic entertainments that has
ever been presented so d Dseksor
auiisncs. The programme. ss rsss.
asfed. was weii.ealanesd. aud each
number offered Was given la man
aet that reflected maek credit 90
the performer. al wsil M the in.
stxuetfsss.
The programme 0psned wiia the
clever CONSEQUENCES. Our Aunt
From essficruts. ~ sss~ iea.s~sas
composing the "aii.star cast; Mrs.
joe u. Wsems. Misses Winnie Nc.
i.aughlin. Marguerite Boyts. Dollyr
csugs, Nellie BaTxts. Mary Wheeler
Msury and Mary Walker. fram
the nannef ia which SOME I'll these
performed. Dickson 5ids fair 10 iasm
a Stock Company ali her own. Y
Following this presentation we've
patriotic readings. drills. vocal
sclos, scngs, pan,omimes, etc. Th1
paHtomime ot the National anthem
The Star Spanslcd Banner" was
especially good. M was also that u
Keep the Home Fires Burning ~
10 the latter number. the various
aeenciss In helping 10 win the war
sml bring comfort and CHEER 10 the
ksalhs-cisd wess beautifully tsps~.
seated ~ this popular song was
bsins sung by Miss Helene Hudson.
soiiist- Martha Joslin. Sailor
Anna Hoover; Red Cross Sarses--
ida Clement. Mary Wheeler Mauty;
Y, N, &, A.-Neilie Burrie, Eliza.
beth EleaEers W. \. s.--lrss Hop.
kius. Louise johnson; Food Con.
sessslion--Ms. Joe II. wsems, |
Winnie Mclaughlin. Liberty Loan
Marguerite Boyle. Emma Gate
wood.
This enjoyable entertainment,
directed by Mrs. Wesms. the talent.
ed insituciress NJ ine Ship School
al k1S;sss,on, ~as given for lh+
henftil u the Dickson. County Rcd
Cross Chapter. this worthy insti.u.
ton sharing the entire proceed.
from the door receipts which
mounted 10 about $40 ul.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05
Girls Auxiliary Meets.

Monday afternoon the Girls Aux
Hilary 10 the American Red Cros,
met At the Red Cross work room,
tn hold the regular business NEE,
ing and 10 Sew tor the refugee chill
dren Of France and Belgium.
The treasurer reported SIS Oh in
the treasury, SIS % Of which has
been pledged Tor Thrift, Stamps
Also \ good sum Was received from
the Red Cross boxes.
The members are siilI knitting
sweaters. but The mex. shipment oil
wool will be used in knitting socks.
A. there IL always a great demand
Tor these.
Mrs. " A, Meadow has charge
.of the refugee work. and al this
meeting ons blue and white layelte
was flushed. Til" Auxiliary wifi
continue the refugee work until
summer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05
| ayl0r Bros. and Davis

Sinai, Apr! IA, Hickory Grove,
April IL, Union. Aprii ~, Write
twr faas., krssa lAssssalismA hap.
el. April 10, Reilshuss. Apr. II.
stayton. April 10; Water Valley.
sunday, April al, Wsslcy's Chapel.
April IT. slayden. April ~ Tbs
sunday meetings will begin u 500
% clock (new timsj, except hicks
ory Grove. which will be al i,W,
and also Nj. Sinai, which will hs
a, 800 The nigh, meesinss will
be Al 40
!. T. El.RoD, County Agent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05
Local and Otherwise

1NNAANA%%N<k1~ANA~
Miss Carrie Curry spent Thurs
day oi last week IN Nashville.
Miss Roe Cowan spant the week
end with h4fneiolks ut McEwsn.
Miss Ots Ccx ia Visiting relatives
and friends ia Nashville.
We grind pion points right -
Standard Motor Co.
Miss Egis Bsakisy spent the
!, Weekend aiih homeiolka nj Sylvia
Miss Mary WhitsoG spent Sunday
Ut NuIiaslly. the guest oi friends
Mias Sarah Maths spent Sunday
with relatives near Stayton.
Mfs. salIie Hughes of Milan, ID
here visiting her son, A. G. Hughes.
The largest stock 0f garden seeds
in town at Clemoss Pharmacy.
Bob Nall was in Nashville Mon
day 90 business,
Atty. n. &. Cullum was ia ASH.
land City Tuesday on business,
We gsiad pillow points light -
Standard Motor Co.
Ms.. w. r. kannatd Hpsn. last
Friday ia Nashville,
Miss Gena patteu spent The latter
part OF last week in Nashville.
Boyd Williams, Of i.awrsncebura.
spent last Saturday In Dickson.
Get your garden seeds At Clemote
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Early Wyatt, oi Dresden, is
spending several days here the guest
Of Mrs. II. c. Guerin.
Miss Edith Badge was In Nash
VILE "Wednesday attending the Lib.
srty Loan Conferences. ".
Win Ellie Nicely, Of Nashville.
spsu, a lev days here this week
with relatives aud friends.
Miss George Hall. Of Burns. Wis
tied relatives here last Saturday and
Sunday.
John lfbey Wright who holds a
position With the Nashville Railway
~ Light Co. WAS here Sunday,
Miss Nell Smith. OF Dresden.
slant the weekend here with her
sister. Mrs. A. {. Hughes.
Rev. and Mrs. ", W, Woodeook
aud children visited at Gallatin last
week.
Miss Maymie Harrison. OF Cen
trsville. IN spending several days
here the guest Of Miss Emma Ray
Bert Hooper left Sunday for
Detroit. Mich. where he has secur-
I'd employment.
Mrs. Clip Daniel spent the week.
end with her sister. Mrs, Anna Adj.
ruek. ss Bad 1AYds, 3. u
Mrs Jim Bryan and daughter,
Miss Mayme, were in Nashville las,
Saturday, |
Mrs. Jos. Goodwin, of Nashville,
spent the week end here the guest
OF her sister Mrs. Will Coz,
+. A. Murchison has returned
kom a business trip to New York
City.
Prof Arthur Miller principal OF
the High School ut Cedar Hin, Il
spen. the weekend here with home
folks.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

ter. Miss Mary, spslsi tss w6ek-en
with relatives In Nashville.
Mn. y. L.. Henry alsd little soG
Jack. haS. returned from n visit
Relatives .n Missouri,
4 Mrs. joe Dayis has returned fFok
| Nashville. where she spent tina win
Ter with hes stsn, Aarvsa Grlaex.
| Mrs. w. r. Mefrison aud bah
iand viii CammGss Morrison as
waiting relatives At Censreville.
| Mfs. ]. y. Watson and daughter
| Miss Elizabeth. were in Nsshylll
saSppinx Friday o. last week.
| Mira. Adiie Easley in visiting be
daughter, Mfs. taanis Miller, Al
Henderson,, Ny.
Mrs. Catherine Richardson. 81
Bnrns, spent the weekend h1ss
| with MI, and Mrs. d. A. Clifton.
Mise Addie Tall. who In in sch0o
| here. spsnt the week end with rails
.ives on West ainey.
Jim paiten. Of castls Height,
Military School. Lebanon, speal
the weekend with hotneiolks here.
News has been received here OIL
,i.e arrival ot a fine sirl baby al thu
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Easiey
4, Little Rock, Ark.
Rsvs. w. W. baxter and i. t.
Talent will conduct seryicv At the
ifetbison sei,ooihosise next Sunday
nj IL =. IN.
Attorney. General j, b, Bowman
passed through here Tuesday. en-
route TO Charlotte where Circuit
Court ID 10 session this week.
Miss Olivia Swift returned Mon
day TO her home at Centrevllls. alter
q Wait here TO her aunt. Mrs, Jennie
Hopkins.
A. y. English and Harry Davis
w.at u, Nashville Monday. they
having been selected as Federal
Jurymen from this county
Pat and Mike sager, who are EN-.
ployrd in Illinois. arr here tor iew
DAYS ytsI. TO their mother. Mrs.
Maggie ssager. in West Dickson,
Mrs. ". A. Clement was called
10 Memphis Monday on seeouas OF
the serious illness II her Tister'tn'
Law, Mrs. J. A. Allen.
Misses lommie and Eva llsrtl'
.on. OF Nashville, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Ill Mueh,son, and
other relatives and friends.
VIM. T. Sain. Of the National
Army. stationed al Camp Gordon.
spent the latter part Of last week
bar. the guest al Miss Bess Moran
Mrs Liasie jun Seay, vi Nash
vile, spen, few days here last
week with her mother, Mrs ! NJ
smith. ..... ..
Lieut. Vance Turner, Of Camp
Sewer G,renyiIls, ), G.. spent the
weekend pere With Mis- Glenn
lsech.
Prof. r. L Cruthertieli has re-,
turned 90 his home IN Nashville,
bav,ns resigned AZ teacher IN the
Dickson college School.
". l., Pinketton. NJ Jackson,
,pent sunday here the guest OF bis
parents. Mr., aud Mrs. d, I. flnker.
on,
Dr. W. II. Ia, Tor. u Nashville
men, a tew days here this week A
ha bedside u, his mother. Mrs. J
R. Taylor. who Ia quite i'll,
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