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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 19.-Better ac-
counts from the spot department gave
the cotton market higher trend during
the greater part of the session to-day.
hut Just on the close aggressive selling
appeared and quick break wiped out
the gains, SO that the close was one point
higher to Ave points lower than the last
prices of yesterday. The close: Octo-
Der, 1897; December. $780, January.
1890; March, cess; May, 1892. Spot
steady; middling, 3O15.
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Liverpool Cotton s,ati,t,c..

LIVERPOOL, Sept 19.-weekIy cotton
statistics: Imports, $4,000 bales
AInehcan. 10000: stock SIS, 900. Ameri,
IAN $4,000; forwarded $4,000. Ameri-
can $4,000; exports 5000; sales $4,000,
american 1900. ~
Quantity ahoat, all kinds. 1s1 oO0
bales. Quantity afioat, American, "a
600 bales.
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SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY
Dividend Scrln CerLlacnIas 80 ~ ~ =.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thar the
outstanding dividend scrip certificates OF
TINS company Series ID Ossued on April
LIST, 1870 Will be redeemed on October Isl
1919. at par and accrued interest TO said
date at the ONCE Of Messrs. William schali
q company, 80 william Street New York
City. and that said certificates will mature
and become payable on said October list
1913. and Will cease to bear interest from
and after said date.
BY Order OF the Board OF Directors
F. A. DILLINGHAM; Secretary
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Japanese silk Market steady.

Cablegrams received here yesterday
reported that the japanese silk market
continues to hold steady. Sinshui No. /,
the barometer for all other grades has
been quoted at 2,2s0 yen for more than
a week. and interests here look for
break in the near future, but whether
prices will go up or down is profile
NAUTICAL.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY
Dividend Scrlp CertIhcntes RerIea IA

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
outstanding dividend scrip certificates Of
this Company Series Il ISSUED on October
list, 1919 will be red deemed on October ISL
1919, at par and accrued Interest to said
date at the ONCE Of Messrs. William SchaU
& Company, 40 William Street New York
City, and that said certificates will mature
and become payable on said October list
1919 ana VIII cease To bear interest from
and after said date.
By Order Of the Board OF Directors
f A. DILLINGHAM Secretar,,
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81 Louis.Ssn Francisco RAILWAY COmuauy
s22,617 234.43

Under the terms of its Adjustment Mort
gage, st. Louis-San Francisco Railway Com
pany will, on October LIST, 1919, pay to the
holders OF its Adjustment Mortgage Six Per
Cent Gold Bonds semi-annual instalment
OF interest of Sc, being the interest for the
six months ended June 80, 1919, at the
maximum rate carried by the Adjustment
Bonds.
Payment OF such interest will be made
Mt the office of the Company, Room 1885,
IeO Broadway. New York, on presentation
and surrender OF the proper coupons for
such interest, and appropriate ownership
certificates.
Dated, New York. September goth, 1919.
ST. LOUIS-sAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
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72ND CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND

LAWhEKs MUHIGAUE CUMFANh
50 Liberty St, n. Y, Sept 10, 1919.
The Board of Directors Of this Company
have declared a quarterly dividend OF
TWO (2To) PER CENT, upon the capital
stock payable October l. 1919, TO stock
holders OF record, September 10. 1919.
JOS. W. PHAIR, Treasurer
The sun., 1919-09-20

Five hundred workers employed in the
hat frame making industry in this city
went on strike yesterday in violation
OF an agreement between the manufac-
turers' association and the union. The
union demands that the manufacturers
shall not manufacture frames nor ship
any frames without the sanction of the
union; also that the union be allowed
to have a representative supervise the
making and shipping Of all frames.
The sun., 1919-09-20
Chicago Dry Goods Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. .19.-Marshall Field &
Co, report that the current wholesale
distribution Of dry goods is very much
In excess of the corresponding week a
year ago. Road sales for Immediate
delivery showed a handsome increase
over the same week a year ago. Such
lines as are being offered for future
delivery are said to be freely taken and
collections continue excellent.
The sun., 1919-09-20

LIVERPOOL CabIes-Sp0t cotton doing a fair
Sales 1000. American 5000. Imports 5000
american 1000. Futures opened steady al %
10 80 points advance. Closed steady at a net
advance OF 81 to. 10 points. September. 1eiGd.
October, 10 I'D: December and January
Slid; March. i9.oed.: Msy. 1sssd Man
rhester-Yarns steadier: cloths quiet.
Week end figures of the New York Cotton
Exchange:
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American Telephone G telegram Co.

dividend OF Two Dollars per share
viii be paid on Wednesday. Oct u.s. 1919,
TO stockholders OF record at the close q,
business on Saturday. Sept. 20, 1919.
@, D. MILNE. Treasurer
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL RANK
of the City of New York

New York, September 10, 1919,
The Board of Directors have this day de-
,lared q dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT,
payable on and after October LIST, 1919. The
transfer books viii remain closed from
september Goth, 1919, until that date.
VIM. Il, CABLE, Jr.. Cashier.
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LICENSES GOVERN
ALL GERMAN TRADE
Plan to. Prevent Outflow of
Needed Material and Half
Made Articles.

WASHINGTON, Sept 19.--All German
imports end exports are subject to in
dividual licenses issued on behalf OF the
Minister Of Economics by the Commits
sioner Of Import and Export Licenses.
according to a cablegram received from
Commercial Attache Edwards, The
Hague, dated September IL, 1919, and
made public here by the Bureau of For
eign and Domestic Commerce.
The principles governing the issue of
Licenses are constantly changing. and al
most all applications are being decided
on individual merit. the cable states. The
object Of the system Is to secure staple
prices and credits and to prevent the in
hux of manufactured and luxury articles
and the outflow of needed raw materials
and half manufactured goods.
The new law against the outflow Of
capital went into effect September rs.
1t provides that banks must keep rec
ords OF all .remittances Of foreign coun-
tries, except where It Is for the banks
own account or on behalf OF a foreign
client, subject to this provision. All
German foreign exchange transactions
are now free, as the regulations for for
eign exchange were cancelled September
IL. The export of bank notes Is, how
ever, still subject to license of the
Reichsbank, which apparently decides
each application on individual merit.
The sun., 1919-09-20

ST. PAUL.. MINI, Sept l9.-Governo-
Burnquist to-day vetoed the tonnage tax
bill passed by the State Legislature this
week. The bill levied tax OF 5 per
cent. upon the value Of ore at the mouth
OF Minnesota mines
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81. Luuk.San Francisco Railway Comuany

Under the terms OF Its Income MortEaRe
st. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
will on October 1, 1919, pay TO the holders
Of Us Income Mortgage Six Per Cent, Gold
Bonds an annual instalment of interest Of
SO, being the interest for tbe fiscal year
ended June 80, 1919. at the maximum rate
carried by the Income Bonds
Payment for such interest will be made
nj the office of the Company, Room 1856
l2O Broadway. New York, on presentation
and surrender OF coupons numbered 4 bs-
ing the coupons for such interest, and an
propriate ownership certificates,
Dated, New York, September goth, 1913
ST. LoUIS-SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY,
by c. w. HILLARD, Treasurer.
NOTICE GIVEN. application made 20
Delaware Hudson Co.. SO Nassau 81 n
Y, for issue new certificate for shares
stock name Pendleton Schenck, in lieu
lost certificate $3.50. Neu
The sun., 1919-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ...6:40 NJ Sun sets. 6:5s p NJ
Moon rises.....S:00 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .5:2l A NJ Gov. Island. .5:57 A N
He'll Gate......S:i2 A VI
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1881 A N Gov. Island .12 .os P N
Hell Gate ...,.2:0e p. NJ
The sun., 1919-09-20

- " Vt ~ bIVUu dHu ATch Streetg
philadelphia, sept 10, 1918
The Directors have this day declared IL
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. Csi 90
pen per sharel, payable October 10. 1919, 10
ness september so, 1919 Checks will H.
mailed T. ". NORRIS. Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-09-20
London Money Market.

an ounce |; money. sh Der cent: dis
count rates-short bills, 7-16@3h
per cent. Three months, e-16@3X
per cent; gold premiums, at Lisbon,
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
Sc Iirandenbur.. Bordeaux. Aus. IT,
SIS Yalacia, Brest, Sept. s.
SIS Karona, st. Thomas. Sept Il.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Astrakan. Shields. Sept 4.
rs Buckhannan. Barry, Sept. g.
SIS Ardgowan, Antwerp, Sept ii
SIS New York, Cette, Aug. 90
Due Monday.
SIS Lorraine. Havre, Sept 49,
Sc President Grant. Brest, Sept. 70.
IS Artemis, st, Nazaire, Sept. II
SIS Faith, London. Sept. r.
Due Tuesday.
SIS Radnor. ST. Nazaire, Sept. 10
SIS Caronia, London, Sept IT,
IS Carpenteria, London, Sept IL.
SIS Hankow Maru, London, Sept. H.
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warning Merchant TaiIor..

Merchant tailors throughout the United
States are being warned by the National
Woolens and Trimmings Association of
probable delays in the deliveries of
woollens for spring, 1920, and OF the
possibility OF lack of adequate supplies
of winter weight fabrics.
T. C. Reid, president of the associa1
ton, said yesterday that the situation is
serious, and that the jobbers at present
are not able to figure on spring mer-
chandise with any degree of certainty.
silk manufacturers he said. are refus-
Ing to make any promises regarding de-
liveries and some mills are refusing to
book orders
The sun., 1919-09-20
shaft Cracked In spanish Vessel.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Spanisb
steamship Cabo Creux. from Barcelona
LOT New York, arrived at Cadiz SEN
'emeer IL with thrust shaft. cracked
The sun., 1919-09-20
Business Troubles.
Schedules in BanIsruptoy.

MANHATTAN AND PHILADELPHIA
tieth street. Liabilities. {5.4s5; assets
not given. Principal claims: Haroid's
Motor Car Company; 81, 1855 John Brick
Maurice and Samuel Meyers, / Madison
avenue, attorneys.
BAYoNNE CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC.
chemical business. 81 Park Row LA
bilities, l46,Sl1; assets, $35, 900. Secured
claims; Jacob Tucker $500: BENJAMIN
u. Schimer $3.50. william l. Schwartz
e33 Broadway. attorney.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
Judgments filed yesterday. first name
that of debtor:
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ARRIVALS. FRIDAY. SEPT. n

SIS Mercury, Brest. Sept O. t
IS SAINTS Eliza. Bordeaux, Sept. s.
SIS America, Genoa, Sept. T.
SIS Denis. Liverpool. Sept. L.
SIS Constantia, Rotterdam, Sept. S.
SIS Jason, Hamburg. Aug. 30.
SIS Lake Benton, Manat, Sept. Is
SIS Pleiades, Genoa, Aug. 20.
SIS Jonacy, Newcastle, Sept 2
SIS Cottonwood. Rosario, Aug. ls.
SIS Couparle, Rosario, Aug. II.
SIS II. VI. Flagler. Port Lobos, Sept. IL
SIS Goredyk, Rotterdam, Sept. Q.
SIS Sebastian. Dion. Sept. s.
SIS Rosario, Calcutta, July 26.
SIS Lake Medford. Santa Cruz. Sept 10.
SIS Nalacia. Brest. Sept 6
The sun., 1919-09-20
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.
Friday. Sent n


Senegal Gambia Gold Coast, Lagos and Rel.
glan Congo, via Dakar, Bathurst Seccondee
Winnebah, Accra' Cotonou Lagos. DuOia Bona
and Matadi. Is. Liberty Land 3 A nj
Italy. and. Rumania (parcel post mails and
specially addressed correspondence via Ma
pies and Constanza' SIS. Re dItaIa, IL 30
Saturday, Sept 20.
France, Belgium. Rumania, bulgaria. Luz.
emburg, CzechO- Slovakia, Jugo-Slavia Tren-
tino Trieste German Austria, Poland, swityer-
British India, British East Africa. Malta, Cey,
Ion, Straits Settlements and Persia via Hsyre A.
also parcel post mails for. France. Algeria,
Corsica and Tmis, SIS. La Touraine, S 30 A. Nj
Spain Especially addressed only, Via Cndiz
and Bareelona ako parcel post mails for
Spain, Canary Islands and Ceuts, Meiiiia anG
Tangier In Morocco. SIS. Montevideo 30 NJ
Norway, Sweden. Denmark. Germany, Iithu.
aria and IIatvia, via Christiansand, Christiania
and Copenhagen; also parcel post mails for Nor
a. II. s"soen anu Denmark S. Oscar H. 10 $50
Great Britain, Ireland Netherlands, Ger
many Hungary, Iithuania. Latyia, Finland.
Archangel, South Africa, Gibraltar Madeira
and Cape Verde Islands. via Southampton ::
other countries via Cherbourg must he spe.
eialiy addressed also parcel post mails for
british East Africa and Malta, SIS Adri.
Tuesday. Sent. o.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Iiyerpool
Nail must he specially addressed for despatch
by this steamship. SIS Orduna, 8 A. NJ
81 Belvedere, 10 A. NJ.
Great Britain, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway
Sweden, Denmark. Germany, Hungary, Iithu-
snie, Latvia, Finland, Archangel. South Africa.
Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via Liver
pool; also parcel post malls for Great Brit
ain. Ireland, Egypt. British India, British
East Africa and Malta IS, Cedric. l 80 p. NJ
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Tie connecting mails close at the General
Post Offoe and City Hall Post Office station
New York, at p. NJ as follows:
hawaii via San Francisco SIS. sachem, Sen.
TENDER 49,
Philippine Islands and Cochin China via San
Francisco, Ss. ColusA. September 49,
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China, siberia, siam
Cochin China, Netherlands, East Indies ana
Philippine Islands. via San Francisco. S.
Marking. September 30
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia Siam Coclln
CHINA. Netherlands, East Indies and Philippine
Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria, Is q.
IS. Empress Of Japan, September 81
FIJI Islands, New Zealand and Anstralia, Vim
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c.. IS. Niagara,
September %.
tahiti, Marquosas. Cook Islands New Ze.
lgUd and specially addressed mail for Australia.
Via san Francisco, IS. Tofua, Oceoher l.
The sun., 1919-09-20
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

SIS Lake Gilboa, from London
SIS Sark, from Portland, England.
SIS West Greasy, from Avonmouth.
SIS Mercer. from Rotterdam.
IS Abangarez. from Cristobal.
The sun., 1919-09-20

BY the irving SayiuEs lus.r r0.
Chambers ST, New York city. ut pgrman
Accounts not previously rcpu.r.. and ia'.
known residence, published 10. arasn
with New York State Bauk.u. -a.'. reg
ton e74, chapter 1853.
Augustus f. Moller ~ Lafa. A"'a
Brooklyn, y. Y.
r. y. Wortendyke, EngleHog. ,
James II. johnson, Boston, NaH#.
John Grossman, ClostcT. y
Isaac Vanderpoel 230 West Tn- .se''Ha
Ct, New York City.
The sun., 1919-09-20
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Furylochus, at Cristobal
SIS RudeIburg, at Hamburg.
Sc Trumf, Mt Stockholm
SIS Hilton, at Rio
SIS Chinempa, at Rotterdam
The sun., 1919-09-20

The following transfers and assignments
are ordered to take effect s a. NJ. septem-
Der a. 1919:
From eth Prec. to precincts indicated:
The sun., 1919-09-20

New York City, on the first day of AuRnu
1919, made In accordance with the proyisions
OF the Banking Law. Sections 1874 and 2Iq
Full name If depositor or shareholder. as
known residence or Post Office address III
deposition or shareholder, date OF original de-
post, amount of deposit
Ahrana ID Il 12nG
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09
County Court Holds
Interesting Session.

The Quarterly County Court
heId at Altamont last Monday
was one of the longest as well as
the most interesting one that has
been held in a number of years
The court was called together
by outgoing chairman, L. b,
Roddy and the following justices
answered to roll call: J FL Ham
by, Pete Meeks, j Q Brasher,
Hugh Cain, G L Layne, j M
Ovens, J o Givens, W 4 Ar
buckle, Hicks, Warren, j A Go
forth, w J Jossi and John L
Wright. The minutes of last
meeting were read by the clerk
and approved by the court.
There were two justices present
who contended that they were
the justice from the second dis
trict, John A. Cline and W. FL.
White. Mr.. Cline was elected
in the August election. as it
had been rumored that Mr.. Cline
had resigned and gone to Tracy
Uity to reside. Mr.. Cline prov
ed that he had only come to
Tracy to repair his home and
that he had not moved from the
Jurisdiction of the second dis
trict. Mr.. Whites contention
for this place was dismissed by
the court and Mr.. Cline was or
dered to remain a member of the
court.
Mr.. Roddy the retiring chair
man made nice talk to the
court, thanking the court for
their cooperation with him for
the last three years, which time
he has been the-chairman of the
court. This was responded to by
a talk by the Hon. L. V. Wood
lee, who spoke on the high es-
TEEN Which the court held the
outgoing chairman. A vote of
thanks was rendered Mr.. Roddy
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09

this account was allowed.
John Cline VS. Grundy county,
motion to he elected notary pub
lie, Mr.. Cline was elected.
. L Myers, ad'mr for 7 K
Blanton estate vs. Grundy coun-
ty, motion to allow all dues due
by county to late L K Blanton
sheriff paid into the estate, this
was done.
Adney Lockhart VS. Grundy
county, motion to be elected
road commissioner in the place
of Gillie Griswold resigned, Mr..
Lockhart was elected.
This wound up all the cases
before the court and the ques-
tlon Of petitionlng Mr. K 9 Nor
veil our representative to give
the people of Grundy county
chance to vote on the good roads
question by issuing bonds to
! build these roads. This was
done and the citizens of Grundy
county will soon have a chance
to vote on this question if we are
fortunate enough to get the bill
pessed at this term of the Iegis-
lature. Court adjournad Tues
day afternoon, after two day
session. a
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09
Summer Clothes
(Bv John Simpson

Now the wintry days fallen falsnwth deadly .eht
shivering the dawnng through the noone and at
night,
shvering at the aIeful message the wind thai blows
Through fayeda and tattered fabric Of summer
clothes. #hE
Sadly now think Of foes committed months a2nf
When the world softly throbbing with the vbra summer
glow, A 1pAt
Then blowed money freely needless f the
As we're wearing yet these same summer
clothes.
Oh! how we'll do remember, twas sunny summer Q -
invested sixty dollars Ia game coudn play N5 A
If had that roll this morning could use-it gracons kNs
should poker" tailor and discard these suner clothes
Friends all pued with good intentions, US good
advice
They reminded Of and the and sleet ane,
And it made quite indignant and VIZ tilted up ne
We refused pay attention and we're wearing s otes
Thus the glowing days past IGNORANCE Mime
What cared for January iii the good old summer tEey
Then rode the white mule gladly took riots and
shows &NF Sa6s e@
Now the chilling zephy find searching through simmer
d clothes. aS seS
But there's small consolation, winter Will
And we'll reye In the sunshine of another summer daN
Well inhae the blessed fragrance Of the lily an tue
And if dom this winter then we use summer
clothes.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09
OHIO NEARN.

Otho Nearn, aged about 40 died
a few days ago at Sacramento,
Calif. Mr.. Nearn was mostly
raised in Tracy City where he is
we'll remembered by the citizens.
He was a very capable and trust
worthy young man ana his death
came as a shock to his friends
and relatives. He was u vete-
ran of the Spanish American war
and was good soldier. He is
survi,el by three sisters, MIS-.
jeff Wi liams and Miss Lois
Nearn, of this place and Mrs.
Bonner oe Viola. The remains
are enroute to this place for
burial.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09
Stayed or Stolen.

From my cattle near Cagle,
Tenn, on Cumberland mountain
one yellow-piAed COW, labeled
"John Ewton" in right ear and
branded "E" on right hip. Re-
ward for her recovery or lnfor-
nation as to her whereabouts.
John FL. Ewton, Dunlap, Tenn.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09

pv tifc ttltlI ~ IttR tlA Anb6 AtttliE man
agement Of the anairs Of the
county for tile last three years.
Nominations weraIthen in or
der far tlse cIfaa9sA sAansllip and
Esq. G. z. Layne of the first dis
trict was placed in nomination
by Esq. Hugh Cain, Esq. j. A.
Goforth placed in nomination
Esq. Will Jossi of the 9th dis
trict. On the first ballot Esq.
Layne received 6 votes, Esq.
Jossi 6, and J. M. Givens |, on
the second ballot Jossi received
7 and Layne 6, giving Jossi a
majority of the court present.
Esq. Jossl was then turned over
the books by the retiring Chair
man Roddy and the court then
opened for business.
The following business was
transacted by the court:
EC Norvell company VS. Grun-
dy county, motion for an allow
ance of $34 80 for goods furnish
ed county per bill filed. THIS
was passed over to the April
torn on account of not stating
who bought the goods.
John L Tate and Elijah eagle
VS. Grundy county, motion for an
allowance for services as bridge
committeeman on Tatesville
bridge, case dismissed.
OH Garner, j FL Northcutt and
r Smartt VS. Grundy county, mo-
tion for an allowance for SER
vices as election commissioners
for 1918, allowed SIS each for SER
vices.
L Y and Walter Woodlee and
w Ii Beddingfeld VS. Grundy
county, motion fof an allowance
for three days service on board
of examination OF county super
intendants fo certificates held
on the 7th, Sth and 9th of Octo.
Der 1918, they were allowed ~
per day for their services.
j L Rollins county superin.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09
Where Our State
Pride Centers.

u I'M N~AtS~A -
In each state in all the union
where the peoples pride centers,
there is one spot and one build
ing the Capitol Of the State. In
Tennessee this building is a
many columned Greek edifice,
seton a hill that all may see. 1t
was planned and builded by the
forefathers of the state as a wor-
thy center OF PRIDE and patriot
ism. a splendid outward and Wis
ible evidence of the heart and
history Of a great people. II
stood for law and for legislative
wisdom. 1t was the home of the
lawmakers and the guardian Of
records and of archieves that
were beyond price.
1t was planned and builded un-
der the influence of the South S
old admiration for the loveliness
Of ancient Greece, and when the
soaring hearts and fancies Of
those who planned it dreamed OF
something more sky-reaching
than any temple Greece had
known its designer placed on it
as q tower, a second structure no
less classic than that below, a re-
pfica Of one Of the most beauti-
full monuments Of ancient times.
The building was to stand
/ above all surrounding things,
I and 1skyward indeed it stands,
s!Hsnsnatiag the landscape as II
dominates also the patriotic
hearts and the splendid history
of the brave people it represents.
Such a building is not one to
be forgotten, nor neglected nor
allowed to fall into decay, and
it is to arouse its people to the
fact that such neglect and forget
fuIness have come upon it that
the Tennessee Capitol Associa-
tioon has been formed.
Unsightly buildings and ILL.,
kept grounds are menanclng this
classic edifice from without, and
dust and dirt are dulling its
beauties an d threatening its
treasures within. The associa-
ton calls on tie people of Tenn
essee to take good look at their
capitol, to think seriously >of the
disrespeet and loss of pride that
their carelessness entails, and to
set about taking vigorous meas
ures for the beautiful old build
lhg's preservation and restora-
tion.
The interest and cooperation
of the men and women of the en-
tire state are to be called on to
make our capitol worthy of its
own dignity and beauty, and
worthy also of the history and
traditions of the graat common
wealth for which it stands.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09

WANTED:--- Man past 30 with
horse and buggy to sell stock
Condition Powder in Grundv
County. Salary 500 per month.
Address 424 South Meridian St..
indianapolis, Indiana.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09
Notice..

All Sunday schools are asked
by the state chairman to give
next Sundays collection Jan. u,
to the Armenian fund.
Mabel Roldy, county oh IN.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1919-01-09
Liberty Bonds
Wanted

Cash fer your bonds, any issue,
write for prices, state amount
you have to offer, and what is
sue. 7. M. BOAZ, Box 3S, CAL
houn, Ga. Out this out for fu-
ture reference. 5r