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Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-28

Globe-It is understood that the l. w. w. has started on another member ship campaign in this district, though very much under cover An l. w. w. membership book issued as late as August F has been found in the pos session of Tony Balbiani, with the sig natures of A. s. Embree, initiating of ficer, and George H. Perry, financial secretary of the union The last is
 a rubber stamp impression for Perry, arrested here, is one Of the defendants in the great l. w. w. trial in Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-28

Mrs. M. NJ. Alfred of Patagonia died last Sunday morning and was brought tn St. David where she was buried Monday. Mir. Alfred is a mining man in the Patagonia district and is a brother of Mrs. S. R. Wilson of St. David. Mrs. Alfred is survived by her husband and one married daugh- ter
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-28

Dr. l.. A. w Burtch. member of the Greenlee county draft board. accom- panied by his wife. and Mrs. Catherine Bullock. 9 former Tombstone lady, and Miss Butler. left yesterday for tn cir home in Clifton, after having spent several days in Tombstone on a visit to friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
Third Member of Felts Family Enlists
for Navy at Tulsa Recruiting Station

There are no rlackers In the fam
lily of Mrs. j. y. Felts OF Mountain
Home, Ark, whose third son enlisted
In the navy here yesterday. Twin
brothers X. N. and @. NJ. Felts. 22
years old. enlisted six months ago
and are now in the school for gun
ners' mates at Chicago. Bert, the
third son, 10 years old, enlisted as an
apprentice seaman yesterday This
leaves "A fourth son, 20 years old, TO
support his mother, and fifth son
who is II years old The four older
sons were all employed with the, Cos
den refinery.
in all, Is enlisted in the navy yes
terday at the Tulsa station. and they
departed last night for Oklahoma
City. They were J. +. Quinn. Tulsa,
hospital apprentices G. I4awley, Tulsa,
hospital apprentice; V. II. wox., Tulsa,
machinlsts' mate. aviation; G. A.
Young, Watova, apprentice seaman;
Bert Il. l.. Feits. Mountain Home,
Ark, apprentice seaman; j. +. Boil
ders, Pawnee, apprentice seaman. j.
X. Iackey, Southwest City, appren-
tice seaman; T. II. Merritt, Moran, az
prentice seaman; j. ID. Jordan. Bor-
neaus, $. c., apprentice seaman; u, 10.
Berry, Pawnee. apprentice seaman;
is, l.. McGinty, Tulsa, apprentice sea-
man: j. r. Hart, Bortlesville. appren-
tlce seaman: c. n. Cantner. Leonard,
machinist's mate. aviation: j. W.
Clark, Vinita, apprentice seaman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
DISTRICT BOARD HAS
So DRAFT PROTESTS
Appeals Made on Classification
of Local Board; Eighteen
From Tulsa City.

. only 36 registered soldiers out Of
approximately no. 900 In the ?, ccun-
.ics comprising the Tulsa exemption
district have been classified on the
records of the appeal board In TIVE
federal district. The cards OF regis
tered men are coming In slowly from
the local boards, who seem To- be far
behind with the work~-else the rnon
are delaying In filling out and fer
war,ilng their questionnairee.
However. the appeal board only re-
ceives the cards OF registered mon who
claim they have been improperly cl5H.
sified by local boards on dependency
claims and on industrial and lgricul
tural grounds II does not receive
the cards OF all persons classified for
dependency by county boards. rs
these and the records In each case re-
main with the local boards.
or the 20 cards that have beon re-
celved by the appeal board. ~ are
from the city OF Tnlsa, eight are
from Nowata county. four from Sem
mole ard three each from Okfusk &c
and jefferson.
The Tulsa county board reports that
questionnaires nre coming IN slowly.
About II. 900 are 10 be received, the
county's total registration being about
1900. Something like 400 men were
sent to the army under the first draft
call Tulsa city's registration was
about $500 and tho registration in
the county outside the city was about.
the same,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

Julian Elunge is building a 1860. goo
ahome In Los Angeles for himself And
/ he's not married--yst. He announces
| he Is In pictures TO stay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

sessue Hayakaya gets all sorts OF
letters in which his name N mis-
spelled, but the limit was reached, he
saws. when he received one addressed
To- @S6sie Hawkshaw.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
TULSA'S POLICE TO
STUDY TULSA LAWS
Special Course of instruction
VIII oFllow Publication
Of City Ordinances.

Tulsn'a police department IN 10 be
gwen q course In Tlilsa city law, md
tho text book to he used ~ that now
being prepared by John Woodhrd,
assistant city attorney, and Frank
NewlSirk. city auditor.
In the past, II has been Impossible
for the city police department to de.
vote much time 20 tho study OF the
laws which they are sworn TO enforce
becnuae there was 40 method by
which they could secure combined
text or all the lava Recently. the
board OF city commissioners de~ag-
mated the city auditor and tho assist
ant city attorney 10 codifyN all tho
CllN's ordinances and tha IL row being
done. The new book. to be known a.
tive ordinances OF tho CITY of Tulsa"
Will come from the press. and from
the first volumes produced score
Will be placed IN the hands OF "hief Of
Police u. Lucas. who win supervise
the course OF instruction.
The work on the new codiflcntion af
the city's laws was delayed for some
ume by the discovery that several or
dlnances which had been revised
we're missing from the work, .anu I,
was necessary to insert thCsc ordir-
tnces under their proper headings
As soon az the prossworlS q com.
plrtod and the books have come from
the blndery, classes will DO formed
among the city police and several
hours each week will he devoted e
az study of the clty's lava, In con.
nyction with this course will also bC
given course In civil government an,
state and municipal administratiy,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
EMPRESS

George Dameral presens Temp
tation," big girl act with east
OF II people an the feature OF the
new bill opening at the Empress to-
day ~-sorge Dameral Is big city
star who presented Temptation" for
two seasons on the Zig Time. Other
acts on todays bill are Bertio Ford.
who does a tango on a wire: Beck
and Preston In rube sketch: Frank
Cabby and company; and Weir and
Dixon IN comedy pianologue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

Crane Wilbur IS nephew OF the
well known stage star, William II.
Crane, and once supported him on
tour. He also appeared In support
of Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

There will be one reel, showing all
the latest war news A Cub and a
Christie comedy and photoplay
featuring Edna Goodrich In "Ameri-
can Maid" The vaudeville bill viii
include these acts: Dalto Frees a.
Co, comedy aerobatic animal novelty;
Hunter n Shaw. singing and instru-
mental; w. J, Andrews u Co, comedy
blackfacc novelty; Norton a Wells,
inpersonations and nutology: and
Emmct and His Rosebuds, novelty
girl act
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
THREE MINERS ARE KILLED
WHEN HOIST GOES WRONG

JOPLIN, Mo. Jan. 2,-Three men
ne dead and fourth In not expected
to recover as result OF their falling
two hundred feet TO the bottom OF a
snntt OF the Mahutska mine near
Plrher, Oklahoma. last night. The
dead are:
HERBERT CROWLEY.
JACOB CHANEY,
PERRY BRUTON.
Louis Davis IL In q hospital here
All lived In Pitcher.
The four were being lowered Into
the mine in iub when the brake or
tho hoist failed 10 work. The shafI
is 30 feet deep and they were fifty
feet from the surface.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
-----.-----.--s---.------ ----------.-s-
The TULSA STAGE
AND SCREEN
WHERE WE'LL GO TODAY

| GRAND-"Her Unborn Child" pre-
sented by the Grand Incompatible
stock company,
EMPRESS-"T ptatioD." George
Damerals musical comedy skit with
ten people, headining the lnterstate
Vaudeville bill of five acts. ana Mol
/ lie King in The Seven Pearls
| BROADWAY - Emmet and his
"Rosebuds," headlinlng Western As-
ISOLATION vaudeville bill OF five acts
land Ednn Goodrich In American
Maid" (film).
The screen.
! PAI.AcE--Jack Pickford and Lou
| ise Huff in Jack and jill" Also a
( Hearst Pathe news reel.
| MAJEgrIC--"Si Sirens OF the Sea,
with Carmel Myers. Louise Lovely
! Jack Mulhall and others.
STRAND~-Kitty Gordon In "Dia-
monds and Pearls
/ Goldwyn intimates that Il will
shortly announce the acquisition of n
number OF popular scream stars 10
it's already luminous galaxy, which
now Includes Mae Marsh, Maxine Eli
lott. Mary Garden, Madge Kennedy,
Mabel Normand and Marie Dresslor
IL ia understood that Billie Burke
and Geraldine FBrrar wial be among
the llst OF new faces that VIII be
year.
Mary Garden, the famous prllna
donna, who IN making hlT screeai
debut In the Goldwyn production Of
'Thais" was born in Aberdeen. Scot
land. but In what year she does not
state She has been In America, how
ever. since she was eight
virginia Pearson owns two brooches
that she prizes very highly, one OF
them has been In the family three
hundred years
level announces that IL viii soon
release new feature. The Grand
Passion" in which Dorothy Phillips
viii again be the star, supported by
Jack Mulhall. There are stlll two
more Jewel productions to come 70
the Majestic on the program OF sN
features contracted for some time ago,
These arc "The Man without n COM
try" and "The Price of a Good Time
Roth have attracted favorable no
tices everywhere they have been seen.
The four that have already been on
the Majestic screen were an good:
The Co Respondent" come Thru
PAY Me-" and sirens ~ the Sea.
Crane Wilbur IS nephew OF the
well-known stage star, William II.
Crane, and once supported him on
tour. He also appeared In support
Of Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske.
Sessue Hsynkawa gets all sorts OF
letters in which his name ~ mis-
spelled, but the limit was reached, he
says. when he received one addressed
To- @S6sie Hawkshaw.'
~ X -----
Julian Elunse is building $500 oV0
ihome In Los Angeles for himself. Ana
he's not married--yet. He announces
he Is In pictures TO stay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

well camera, by special permission OF
Director Rrrthelet, he placed his ma
chine ALONGSIDE that OF Camernn,an
Smith and ground OUT the action
simultaneously with the regular ma
chine For those scenes which are
shown on the veranda OF the wfIgiey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
Large Cotton Deal.

SELMA. Ala. Jan, 2.--The most Inn
portant cotton deal In point OF price
ever transacted In Selma was conclud-
ed today when the Yaretskey Cotton
company sold to M. Hohenberg q Co.
five hundred bales at 81 cents. This
il the highest point ever reached on
the Selma market since the exchange
was established forty years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

mansion. special organIa was en-
gagged 10 play appropriate music on
the enormous pipe orKnn II. ths music
room during the filming. private
showing Of Tho Golden Idiot" was
riyen for young Mr., wrislsy and .
score OF his friends istnr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
STRAND

Many OF the beautiful exterior
scehes in,Bryant Washburn's new Es-
sanay feature, "The Golden 1dlce.S
were filmed on the country estate of
William Wriglcy the chewing gum
magnate. at Lake Geneva, Wis. VIII
liam Wrigley, jr,. is motion picture
enthusiast and possesses "a Bell-iiO-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
RRnAnMAY.

Todsy's new vaudeville bill, At the
Broadway theater will embrace five
acts, which come TO the management
highly recommended. The plcvure
roVram will include the usual
features OF extraordinary merit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

quite sick Tor the past lev dsvs, II
better.
], w. Lowell. who has bs~s a
Ho, Syringe. Ark, fM the past
several weeks, has returned homs.
Mabel Wolfe N Nashville. vp<nt
the ~ssk>sa ~,,h J T, Bufch and
family
| lsss Il, MeGaIpia, .oi, NAAhA.lls,
sp~ss Lac, week ~i.h bic mother
Mr. Mamie McCoipin.
Mesdsmes j w. Lowell. N No.
Colplu and Jas H. McColpio visit.
ed At Lyles Friday.
Tolber! Lowell u Nashville. 10
visiting homeioIks this week.
Mrs Lucy Thompson Tell Mondsy
iRiusins her arm very badly.
Rev Thompson aud vile. VI Mr..
ray, Ky. are visiting ". r, Aodr~Ss
end isn,iy.
J. T Moore. IT,. II Dickson. 10
relieving J. Y. Jones ~ aTs0, II
the n. {. 4 st. l.. Railroad q ti.ts
place, Mr. jones beins III.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30
Get Ready.

New IL the time taAt yns. heas
will pouI. OF SHE'D their feathers.
THIS process .s rather SLOW aad NJ.
tur- should be assisted. h. A.
Thomas Poultry Remedy will help
your hens 10 nouli causing them TO
.hed earlier aud sse ready to lay
when sgss are highes, in the winter,
II this remedy DOES not make good.
we will.
C;et /, At the Andersen Hsriwars
Co. Dickson. Tenn. r. \. Grow 4
sons, Dlckson, Route !, J. r Nc
Clellsnd. tennessee City. Gray 4
STARK Cumberland furnsce Sen.
sins h Soaker, i>ull hrosn i
Henry White Ruff Sssi MErn~.
,l.yIes. ". d, Bu;trey 4 Soa, Barrss
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

Where are car boys. s<p brave and
trusS
They re ia che trr1shass nxatns ios
ms and iof yoQl
fhss We be~n fcas Eew a!grcss .
yesr.
And Oh' our homes are Sad aud
dfvar--
Rs. when they tstarn go honosed
they'll b..
Ths, sell be pfosd Of car soldiers
yoa sss.
Va many will die on the battlefield
Our lives and our country they
mnst shield
NO We must back them in every
gay ws ean--
Buy Liberty bonds and Thtlii
strInps ~ many as can,
And donate freely 10 the Red Cross
fande,
II ss expect our boys TO lie"
the Huns.
Stand Up. dear boys. be brave and
true.
And ask 1;~si each day ~ take cafe
III you,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30
Presbyterian Church Notes.

National ideas do not rice ahov,
those Of the individuals constituting
ito citizenship. There are three
institutions tina, shape character. thai
form ideals sni show the res
heights Of the nations life.
These .a*se ere ~ ..s,eAr, Ans
Charch and the s,s,s. A veil
regulated family HE 10 the first
essential THIS concerns parents
ADD the young ar all IN ID. home.
II children are NJ, taught obedience
~hen will they l~lrn 10 obey All
good foundations are best laid IN
the home.
The church CO rrie- on The work
Of the Chr,stisn home snd throw
IL. helpful iniiarnce+ around sll the
people, Without The safeguards al
religions and the church the veil
sars os any people viii he endangsr
ed 10 fact. such conditions vii
lead to corruption. misgovsmmsn'
and decay. Finally ,b@ State gives
protection and security and enforce
obedience To las RICH, govern
nen.s ar. ordained nj God. Their.
must he . strong Rand agalns'
crime spd oppression. L,ssld xiii.
rem. are loyal tn tins state Love
Of country IL ore os the esrd.na
virtues Are you nsglectans yon'
duty ia ans ot tnrse r..atInnse
Service. wl.. bs held Of ST. P.ui
90 sept. Isl. at the ususi bours
sabbath School al 10 o'riocs
preaching BY the passos al / | IN,
and { p. IL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

DR. Roh,. {. Watkin. the vel
known Optometr,st representing
the Sanders Optical Co. OF Nash
vile, Tenn will he al the 81,
James Hotel SATURDAY. Angus, lat
II you are suffering with eys
strain, defective vision % other eye
troubles see him.
All the lsses, style frames and
mountiags and special less At r~a.
scnahle prices.
Remember the day, Saturday
.Ausunt Sls.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30
new MnO Or cAlOnEl
SAFE AND DELIGHTFUL

Tn. n.~ kind al calonssi, known
y. Casotahs. rs.siss oil n the ea<sa
medicinal siu1es VI she old ssyIs
-atomsl pei ~ entirely purified
from oil o4 the nsuAestine. dig
Agreeable and dsngsroos qualities.
You can. therefore est uhsl you
piss.s and n sh~fe voo plsase.
9th % Ioss n time from pour smt.
One Caiotsb at bedtime. With .
walio~ d iha,'s I'll. N.st
norn.ns yoa sake feeling ane. yess
liver cl.Asssd. your system purked
and ~ith . hearty appetite To- break.
last. Galatians are aold oaly in
original. sealed packages. psies
thirty bre cents. Your druggist
recommends them nd viii sefp.d
sear motley il ygu an moi d,heks-
ns--fAdr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30
AI-TERNATES

Leslie klmbro, i,tck.on. X B,
Virgil Harvey Jackson. Burns
L. /.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

Miss l.urA Donegan and Mr.. Jos
ffYIhrs'S ~wr~ rasrYsass !sss s,ataa.
day afternoon, August a&th, at the
home Of Mr. aud Mrs, Oscar Hnl.
land. near Guthrie. Nv
The hr,is ss the the popular and
accomplished daughter toi Mts
l.iIaie DoneSan. O! this place. and
The groom il the son u Mr.. and
M~, Tom Ha'hrook.
They have the beat wishes of 4
large circle 81 friends.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

n, Gelberman store will he
closed Saturday. September 9Th, on
account Of Jewish holiday. viii
open nj $50 Saturday evening
Briee Thompson has returned
from Nunnely where he attended
the iunessl 81 his grandmother.
Mrs. ", c, Thompson. Saturday.
Mrs John Story and children,
after few days visit here with her
Sister. Mrs, II. T.. Dunlap. hav.
returned to their home at Cookevilla
Mics Mary S,it., who has been
hers iH several weeks visiting rrla.
,ives and friends. iei. Monday for
her home in Evansville, Ind,
Mrs. Jay Calvin Martin has re-
turned to her home At Madison.
Vile. Ky alter \ three. weeks yisit
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs Calvin
Martin.
BOOMERS WANTEp-Two
rooms furnished or unturnlshed Tor
Ii Sh. housekeeping or lodging See
Mrs John Ryan. Cuilum street,
Dickson.
Holland Arnold has purchased
the J Q Evsns residence on West
College street, and has moved into
same, Mr., kssus and family having
moved 10 the Johnson residence on
Vernon avenue.
+. Clayton and wife have moved
here from Van Rlran. Carter Coan-
u, Mo. They have traded their
home in Mlssours to D. " Brown
At Coleshurg. Mr. Brown and
family have moved IL Missouri,
FOR SALE OR rRADE-Ts
.cgs farm land On Ruskln sud Ten.
oesse~ City road, two m.les north
II tennessee City VIII SCI! or
trade Tor Dickson property J. |
Edwards. tennessee City. Tenn
90
Misses Tennte Alexander and
hsts Taylor have returned irpm q
ssn,days STAY in Nashville, where
they have been studying the Tall
aud winter STYLES. Miss Taylor S,il
ASSIST MISS Alexander this season
| in her millinery line.
The MANY trends a Lester Rogers.
who has been a, Camp Gordua.
Ca ios some time. wiil learn With
Measure Of his advancement in the
military service. he has recently
been appointed Regimeutal Sers.
esns.Ms!or the hishes, rank .! =
non.eom nissioned ofhcT
FOR RENT-CottsSe Tor nn, at
Hiusssen Springs for fall and winter.
Eog farther intorrast;au call 90 W
| c. Vest, kinSston SHipgs. Tenn
S&f
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

4AN&Nr~~~~~%~H@%O

,
Dennis Page is visiting relatives
at fairaud, Okla
Cecil Hurt. VI Nashville spent
several days here last week with
hone.olk,
Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Joslin, ol
Nashville, speut the Weekend here
the CUES, Of relatives.
A card received by The Herald
hom John K. Heath, states that he
has arrived sate.y overseas.
Miss Eva Austin. who Ia employ.
ed 10 Nashville. spent the weekend
her. With hoin.tnlks
- Mrs Calvin Martin snytdsughtrr.
Miss kua. aud Mtp. nus Cox. spent
Mu,nisr IN Nashville
Oury Harris and " A self have
w. ,.,. .. 49,. .,.v a,
,e So =.
u.,,u.. ran,.. b, r.r,,.
Vile vas the, guest Ut Miss. h.tts
Martin Friday night
A. A.. ~ r u,,,h., ana
-, S . s,.,,,, ,,n,,,.j h.,.
s ",,',', W., ,'s,,sI t,,sn1a
,,.. M, w,,n h.,
49, h,, ~, !, ~ u.,,h.,
Mr. and Mrs q, y Clark speat
!, v. NJ : W.,.,,
A
Mrs. i've Il Wseas aud !iltle
daughter are visiting relatives a,
"''"'
Rev. ". :, Taytnr and vile. u
Murireeshoro, srsut several days
here las, week with telstises
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30
CoieSburg.

T.. ]. Burci. 81 syivia. mhens san
day here with has son. J T. bufch.
and family.
Capt. d. W. Brown and tsui!t
hsv. soue to Van Baren, No, ~hsesv
,her vii make tbsis future home
Our k.e.s ish~s @ with then.
Tie siEging ., Mr.. Noble Bar.
dett's Sunday might ma. rEsov-d b,
q good slsed cauwd
Ms. l. l. IASkins, vhsy nss be- q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

Il - ~"~ 49,
Attorney r, G. cullum IL al Hob.
snwald on isgsl hasinsss.
.Psiras Theatre has q strong fcx
Production for fn. and sat.
Mf. and Mrs, Il. G.. Caiiam have
moved ~ The J 7 Grain place
Mfs. Bertha Turner isr Id Jackson
the guest Of Der daughter. Mrs, L
2. Williams.
Mrs. w, X. Rogers, Of AeGshss
Ark, isshess the saes, Of her mother
Nr. M. T. Adkins.
Mrs. y. q. Robsrtsoa and little
son have returned from a iew days
visit with relatives 10 Sashsills,
Miss Louise freeman. who has
been on the sick lie, Tor severai
weeks, We are glad to report inpfos.
Ing
4 Sesbitt, Of Memphis, vas
here one day last week. he wss
visiting relatives on Yellow Greek.
Perry Dodson. al Nashville, Ia
spending a lew dass here thu. week
the guest Vi his parents, Mr.. and
Mts Il W Dodsoa.
Mr., and Mrs. J. W. Mclaughlin
and family have moved 10 their
farm, oae mile north u pickson. on
Yellos Greek pike.
Mrs. ftoy Smith, Hensl,e. after |
spending several weeks here With
her mother. Mp. Dora NJ, Hensle#.
aud other relatives and friends. lett |
"Wednesday Tor Nav York City |
where chr conducts a dresslnaking |
pariuf.
There will he a revival meeting
begin vi the H.. Il, hhussh. Ia ,N.a.l
eer. on Saturday night. August II
and will continue Tor 4 week OF ten
lays. Everyone IL invited, Rev,
W II Rollins
Mrs, W, &, Thompson. aged w
fears died ut her home ia Sunnelly |
Friday. Aug. rs. 1918. Funeral
'erv,cs was held at the residence
saturday afternoon, conducted by
Rev, Doyle. o! Bon Aqua. She
sas a member OF the NJ. h, Church
south. s,nce childhood. She 10
survived by one daughter and four
'on. Miss Lucy Thompson. W. q,
Thompson. Eek Thompson. OF
iunnely; 4. d Thompson, oil
'ohel. II e. aud J \. Thompson.
u Dickson,
Rev. Wilson Wondcock, pastor
4 the First Baptist Church, OF
dickson. las, Sunday received \
tx months leave Of absence, from
.ls duties AS pastor, 40 that he
night enter into the Y NJ. G. A.. |
sork. Bro, Woodcock has received
riers 10 report al the government
training Camp, Blue Ridge. n. c.
september 24th, He will occupy
he pulpit here three more Sundays.
- he expects 20 leave Diekson
bout September 10th. He has
made many friends since be be.
am- a citizen Of Dickson. and it is
nth sincere regret TO these friends
hat be has decided to leave, bat,
~ LOYALTY to country and DEVOTION
0 Christian work prompts him TO
elieve that HE country and Master
-eds bis services with our soldlev
NxR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

WASTEn--A nan With ne 10
sll and collect 90 $ ngen sewing
Machine. In DiSiasn Ceassy.
wnts Sanger sewing Machine Co.
4 Clsrksyilae. lena
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

On next Saturday. Angus 81. 81
neon. the sallo~ing Dscksnn boy.
will ea,-aSn .or military ssryios. 81
University a Tennessee at knoI
vile. Esac Joaes. Jesse M,rtin.
Lue;Xn R0xer and Lec Roy Batter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-30

TIE following two white men,
qualified ios specisl as limited
.-ryic~ aud are to %nns,n al Dick.
sen during ,he four day period be.
ginning sept. 3rd. lot Gasp Wheel
er. Macon, Ga
James Burton Ratl.,igs, Char.
iot,.. Asa James Sullivan. nmus.
Alternate. Herman sagg.
Cunb4siSnd Furnace.