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The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.
~. NEWS
By DMC

the other day, and were invited by
Mr.. Ellie Sheetz to the music room.
where they were delightfully."- enter
tanned. Miss Margaret Cslvet. with
! Harry LADDERS company, rendered
some mighty sweet selections on her
violin, while William Goodwin, OF Ar
kansas, played a number of Harry
LADDERS favorite pieces on a violin
| belonging to Governor Bob Taylor,
Of Tennessee.
Mr.. George Cleary, foreman OF sec
tion 4. has been spending the last
| few days at the Capitol seeing that
the House and Senate adjourned with
| proper decorum.
' Miss Annie Embury. Of the wetting
division. is on leave OF absence.
! The stamp perforatinG division is
wondering why Cupid is so bashfuI
! a certain young lady has been seen
wearing a wedding ring, but mum"
( is the word.
| The machine invented and operst
! by Rogers in the bindery division.
| for winding and cutting cord TO wra p
the liberty loan bonds. is a success.
/ Good luck to you, Rogers. Keep up
the good work.
! All the kris in the stamp perforat-
ing division are ready for the Red
Cross rally. They are hoping that the
members Of the other units in the
| bureau are getting ready and will
I be there as all surely will have
! good time.
/ Mr.. Necdham, in charge Of the
! elevators in the bureau, sustained
! broken rib when he fell down
! the steps at his home Saturday.
Miss A. b. BeaIl, clerk in the en-
craving division, is detained at
home by illness.
Miss Nellie O'Connor is some cook.
Ask the girls of the numbering di-
I vision, cage eleven. night force.
The girls hope for a repeater.
| Mrs. Mary Parr. of the stamp
perforating division. is Quarantined
little daughter.
J. w. Sullivan, OF the bindery di-
vision, has been granted thirty
! days leave of absence to visit his
home in Fort Worth, Texas.
Mrs B. Davis. OF the stamp book
and coil division, is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs Ada Hales, Miss Margaret
| Carroll, Mrs. Hannah Devoe, Miss
Emily Given and Miss Catherine
Carnot. of the examining division,
have been granted a weeks leave
! each.
Mrs. Grace Flemmins. OF the wet
| ting division. has returned to her
duties, She had been i'll.
Mrs. Amelia Sanders, of the sur
| face division. is enjoying a weeks
leave.
| Miss Mamie Small, Of the examining
| division, is away for ten days.
| Daniel Sullivan. of the wetting di-
vision, is on leave.
4 Newman, visited the bindery division
last Monday. greeting old friends.
The Catholic University, in its third
| sacker and captain, has another
"Homerun Baker" He is known as
Pat Rooney" and Is the son of MIR.
| Theodore Rooney. superintendent of
section 6. Connie Mack, take notice.
Miss Mary Gillen, of the examining
division, is ILL.,
If you want TO know why there IS
| so much spring style at the front table
in the bindery division, ask Miss Rob
| inson.
! Robert Frank. foreman of the sur
y face division, has been absent for a
few days on account OF illness
Miss Laura Martin, Ma. jennie
| Williams and Miss Annie MCGUIRE, OF
! the bindery division. have been de-
tailed to the Treasury Department.
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Admiral Niblack to Return

Rear Admiral Niblack, commanding
the United States naval forces in the
Eastern Mediterranean, has been or
dered back to Washington. the Navy
Department announced yesterday.
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She Sues for Stolen Suits.

Chicago, March "A legal suit Wa 2
the only available one 20 Peggy Pei
ham today Some one stole all hrr
others, Yes. shes an actress.
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Costs More to Die Now.

Cleveland, March 4.-The high cost
of dying is on the upward trend. City
council boosted the cost of burial per-
mits twenty-five cent?.
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The Newer Missionary.
By EDMUND VANCE COOKE.

American whisky-maker is looking to China as
tunity. Current itern)
Now Bill the Barkeep's lost his job
Along with Chris the brewer
The moonshine-jug has lost its cob
And empties in the sewer.
So Bill deserts his native land,
Where customs go contrary;
He goes to join the blessed band
And be missionary.
1t long was said the Christian sent
CAnd truly twas no libeD
To heathen lands, wherecr he went,
The bottle and the Bible.
But Bill the Barkeep proudly goes
And aims to do it better;
Content is he that he bestows
The spirit, not the letter.
He says farewell and leaves with us
His text from Lamentations
And goes. by way of Exodus
To preach new Revelations.
His revelations, not OF John,
Cause newer hcathcu RACES
For he would found their faith upon
The rock-and-rye of ages!
Copyright, 1o1e.)
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America looks forward peace and
ona justice hug the Monroe doctrine and think
past tense.
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guess President postponed calling that
because he knew wouldn't work while he
in anyway
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Can the Leopard Change His Spots?
Mexico Has.

Manuel Agurrc Bcrlanga gubcrnacon
Mexican officially
progress 700 miles of railway All
including the production materials being by
Mexicans
This better than he'll below the Rio Crandc
Mcxicans' habit isn't it,
1T is simply question Of time Scnor Bcranga be
Mexico will take her place big producer As the
world trade then the will bring Mexico
finished products
export they need all those materials richly
abundant here"
riots, and Villas 1t pleasing that
her ambition become producer of things worth trading for
Mexico still has a lot o learn
heaviest automobile that has begun
velop symptoms
Wilson for everlasting peace between
he will take day off and for everlasting between
capital and labor.
The news seventy
Japan China makes it safe bet that China hsan
thing left her patience.
progress the
drudgery lawaking publicity
folly OF speech-making
Pez Emergency Corporation present
scale the last OF pie the table Be Pc When
the current pie gone let's have ran
Our guess postponed calling
Congress because he knew wouldn't work while he
France anyway.
looks forward peace and
ona justice hug think
past tense.
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Pez OF the Emergency Fleet Corporation, calls the pesen
wage the piece OF pie the table Be Pcz Whc
the current pie is gone, let's have a raisn
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CTo Be Continued
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elected would make the
mon dudgy lawmaking much publicity
common folly OF speech-makng.
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Miss Annie Embury. Of the vetting
division. is on leave of absence.
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The that there than seventy be-
Japan China safe bet that China any
thing Lett except her patience
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The stamp perforatinG division is
wondering why Cupid is so bashful.
a certain young lady has been seen
wearing a wedding ring, but mum"
is the word
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Mr.. George CIeary, foreman OF sec
tion l. has been spending the last
few days at the Capitol, seeing that
the House and Senate adjourned with
proper decorum.
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The heaviest income is automobile that has bcs
velop symptoms.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-06

not more than twentg-four thous-
and $4,000 OF less than twenty
three thousand nine hundred and
tifty (23. 800 Of the federal cen
sas OF 1910 or any subsequent fed.
eral census,
SECTION /. Be it enacted by
the General Assembly of the State
of Tennessee, That Is shall be che
duty of the election commissioners,
appointed and qualified 10 counties
Of this state having a population
of not more than twenty-four
thousand (24,O00) nor less than
twentythree thousand nine hundred
and fifty (23. $500 according to the
federal census of 1910, or any sub
sequent federal census, to provide
a ballot box for each voting pre-
cinct in said counties, and for vot-
ing precincts in each municipality
within said counties. Said ballot
box to be of durable material, and
of such size and make as are used
for election purposes.
Sec 9. Be it further enacted,
That the cost of said boxes are to
be paid for by the count les as
other expenses, and where pro.
yided for municipalities the county
to render a bill Of cost to such
municipalities.
SEC 3. Be it further enacted
That if any County Board of Elec-
tion Commissioners coming under
the jurisdiction of this Act shall
fail or refuse TO provide ballot
boxes as herein provided they shall
be deemed guilty ola misdemeanor,
and upon conviction shall be fined
not more than fifty dollars nor
less than twenty-five dollars.
SEC 4. Be it further enacted.
That this Act take effect from and
after its passage, the public well
fare requiring it.
Passed April IA. 1919.
ANDREW l.. ToDD,
Speaker of the Senate.
SETH NJ. WALKER,
Speaker of the House of Repre-.
sentatiyes.
Approved April Is. 1919.
A. H. ROBERTS, Governor.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-06
Land sale
3. G. NsvblIl Ct. a.

r. G, Newbill ct. al
VS..
jim Hickman ct. AL
IA Chancery at huntingdon len
Pursuant to a decree made in
tho shoye STYLED cause. | will, on
rs SATURDAY, JUNE {. 1919,
between the hours Of and 3
O'Clock D. m., in front Of the Bank
u Mckenzie. Tennessee, offer for
sale NE tract Of land described in
the pIeadings and DEGREES in this
cause. said land being bounded as
living in the Nineteenth Civil
district of Carroll County, Tennes-
see. bounded on the north by b. 9.
farrell & Co. S land, east BY twin
and Castor. south by CASTOR and
Newbill. and west BY q road and
Frank Parham, containing ll9
acres more or less.
Said land will be sold subject to
the unpaid drainage taxes thereon.
TERMs-One. third cash, balance
due ia one and two years from
date Of sale, notes bearing 9 per
cent interest being required for the
deferred purchase money with APP
proved personal surety. and a lien
retained on The land as additional
security
4. Al. BRYANT, G. and NJ.
By Gro. 4. MURPHY, D.C.& M,
GEO +. MCCALL,
Sol. for Complts. lo-4t
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-06
A Taxas wonder.

TIE Texas Wonder for kidney
and bladder troubles, gravel, dia-
betes. weak and lame back, rheu-
matism and irregularities of the
kidneys and bladder 10 both men
and women If not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on
receipt of $1.25. One small bottle
is two months treatment, and
often cures. Send for sworn testi-
monials. Dir. E. w. Hall. 1926
Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold
~ druggists, (adv)
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-06

members before they are placed OF
list. II there is disagreement,
other means shall be substituted
u til finally an agreement is m .de
The list, when made OUT and
,, agreed on, shall in addition to be
ing copied by the secretary in the
book for that purpose, also be
copied on separate sheet of pa
per and certified to as follows:
We, (named) Jury com
missioners for county
hereby certify that the foregoing
is the jury list made out, anu
agreed on by us for the
term of court. This shall be signed
and marked filed by the clerk of
the court.
SEC 5. Be it further enacted.
That this list of forty (40) names
so made out shall constitute the
list from which the grand and
petit jury of the term Of circuit
court shall be selected for which
the list was prepared; and the Sc
lection of the juries from this list
shall be made as is now provided
by law for the selection of juries
from the venire elected by the
county court in such counties as
this Act applies to.
SEC 6. Be it further enacted.
That if a special term of court is
to be held, the Judge of the court
shall give in writing notice to the
commissioners to prepare list of
as many names as the Judge shall
order.
The notice from the Judge shall
state the purpose for which the
list is being made out, that is to
say, it is desired for special term
of court, and that the court shall
convene on certain day, setting
out the day. and further giving
the number of names desired for
a jury list.
This notice from the Judge shall
be given at least thirty days be-
fore the day for converting of the
special term. Immediately upon
receipt of this notice, and not later
than ten days, the Board Of Com
mlssloners shall meet at the court
house and prepare and. certify to
the list ordered by the Judge.
This list shall be the jury list of
the special term called by the Judge,
and proceeded with as all other
jury lists.
SEC. Z. Be it further enacted.
That in the event any member of
the Board of Commissioners shall
be unable to attend any meeting
when jury list is to be made out.
he shall file with the clerk, before
court, his affidavit setting out his
reason for his failure to attend.
unless his absence was on account
Of illness, in which event he shall
lille q certificate Of a reputable ply
stefan.
To willfully, negligently, and
without reasonable excuse fail to
attend a meeting of the board
when jury list is to be made out,
is hereby made a contempt of
court and punishable BY a fne Of
not less than fifty l$50.00l dollars
nor more than one hundred $780,
00) dollars, and punishable by i'm
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-06
Board Jury Commissioners
Chapter 700 Senate Bill No. S2O
(By BurkhaIter)

Chapter ZUV SENATE Dill mo. o.,
(By Burkhalter)
AniAct to create a Boa d Of JurJ
Commissioners tor counties in thls
state having population OF mol
more than $4,000 nor less thar
23,950 by the federal census Of
1910 or any subsequent census; tc
provide for the selection of iuries,
to provide the duties Of said board
and to provide for jury lists and
jury boxes for each county affected
by this Act and to provide pun
ishment for the violation Of this
Act.
SECTION /. Be it enacted BY
the General Assembly OF The State
OF Tennessee, That there shall be a
Board of Jury Commissioners for
each county in the state having a
population Of not more than a.
900 nor less than 1880 by tile
federal census of 1910 or any sub
sequent federal census; said Boaru
of Jury Commissioners are to be
appointed by the Judge holding
the circuit or criminal court in
such counties as may be affected
by this Act.
isr
Said Board of Jury Commission
ers is to consist of four discreet
persons who are householders and
freeholders of the county. who are
not practicing attorneys at law,
state or county officials, but moth
ing in this Act is to be construed
as not permitting the appointment
of justices OF the peace on such
boards, as they are eligible to serve
on such board Said board of Jury
Commissioners are to serve for a
period of two years from their APP
pointment or until their successors
are appointed and qualified. All
vacancies are to be filled in the
same manner as first named, that
is, By the Judge holding court in
such counties, and be is TO certify
his appointments to the circuit
court clerk Of such county, who is
to place same On record as a part
of the minutes of said court.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted,
That the Jury Commissioners be-
fore entering upon the discharge
of their buties shall take and sub
scribe to the following oath before
The circuit court clerk.
lid solemly swear Tor
AFFIRM that / will faithfully and
impartialIy discharge the duties of
the jury commissioners for the
County Of there insert name
OF county,. TO the best of nv
knowledge and ability; and that |
will not place the name of any
person on any jury list or in the
jury box whom | believe to be
corrupt or unfit. or who has, to
my knowledge, solicited or had
anyone else to solicit that his
name be placed on the jury list or
10 the jury box; and that I will
not place any name on any list of
any person whom know or have
any information. does not favor
the enforcement of law. or is \
law.Violater That / will keep Sc.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-06

cret and inviOIate the deliberations
and counsel of the jury commissions
ers wmie III discharge of their
duties unless called upon to give
evidence thereof in some court OF
justice or other legal tribunal, SO
help me God. Said oath shall be
spread upon the minutes of the
| circuit court and the original pre-.
served as part of the records OF
said commissioners.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted,
That Immediately after their ap
pointment and qualification said
jury commissioners shall meet and
organize by the election of one of
their number as chairman; the
clerk Of the circuit court or the
deputy circuit court clerk in coun-
ties affected by this Act is to be
the clerk of the Board of Jury
Commissioners and shall perform
all clerical work needed by law.
said clerk or deputy clerk, before
.ntering upon the discharge of his
duties, is to subscribe to the same
oath, before some one authorized
to administer oaths, as herein set
out for the members of the jury
commission, which shall be spread
upon the minute book of the court
and the original copy made a part
Of the Gle in the jury commission
|er's record.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of said
jury commissioner on the first
Wednesday IN each month preced-
ing the month in which the regu-
lar term of court is to be held, as
now fixed BY law, in the counties
to which this Act applies, to meet
in the court room and make out
from the tax books and other
sources, list of forty (40) names
of good and upright men, known
for their integrity, common sense,
and sound judgment, which list
shall be the jury list. Such names
are to be selected as near as pos
sible in equal number from each
civil district, of the counties herein
affected by this Act, but it shall
not be compulsory upon said com
missioners to contine their selec-
ton of names for said jury list to
any certain district of such coun-
ties as herein affected by this Act
The secretary Of the board shall
procure a well-bound book, into
which he shall copy every jury list
made out for any term of court.
The book shall be so ruled that a
margin will be left on the left
hand side of the list OF forty names,
constituting the jury list; and in
this margin and opposite each
name on the list, shall be placed
the initials of that commissioner
who suggested that name for the
jury list. All of the jury CON-
missioners present shall agree on
the list; and if any member of the
board oppose the placing of any
name on the jury list, such name
shall not be placed thereon.
Each member shall file a list Of
ten names for the list; provided.
always, the list of ten so filed
shall be agreed on by The other
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CHAPTER v.
PICKING Up the Threads.

I turned my head slightly on the
hard Shuck pillow and gaZed curiously
about When my eyes had first
opened all l could perceives was the
section of log wall against which /
rested, but now, after painfully turn
ing over the entire interior of the
single-room cabin was revealed. 1t
was humble enough III all its appoint
ments, the walls quite bare, the few
chairs fashioned from half-barrels, a
packing box for a table, and the mar
row bed on which | lay constructed
from saplings dashed together, COW
cred with a coarse ticking, packed
with straw. l surveyed the entire cir
cult of the room wonderingly, vague
memory of what had lately occurred
returning slowly TO mind. To all APP
pearances / was there alone. although
close beside me stood a low stool,
supporting a tin basin partially filled
with water. As | moved l became
conscious of a dull pain in my left
shoulder, which / also discovered to
be tightly bandaged.
/ presume it was not long, yet my
thoughts were so busy it seemed as il
/ must have been lying there undis-
turbed for some time, before the door
opened quietly and / became aware
of another occupant of the room. Pay
ing no attention TO me, he crossed TO
the fireplace, stirred the few smolder-
ing embers into flame, placing upon
these some bits of dried wood, and
then idly watched as they caught fire.
The newcomer was a negro, gray
haired but still vigorous, evidently a
powerful fellow judging from his
breadth of shoulder, and possessing
face denoting considerable intelli-
gence. Finally he Strengthened up
and faced me, his eyes widening with
interest as he caught mine fastened
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late region. lifted my head to listen
for the slightest sound of life, and
strained my eyes to detect the distant
glimmer of light in any direction.
Nothing rewarded the effort. Yet sure
ly here on this long-settled west bank
of the Mississippi / could not be far
removed from those of my race, for
knew that all along this river shore
were cultivated plantations and little
frontier towns irregularly served by
passing steamboats,.
The night air increased in chilliness
shivered in my wet clothes, although
this only served to arouse me into i'm
mediate action. Realizing more than
ever as / again attempted to move my
weakness and exhaustion from the
struggle, l succeeded in gaining my feet,
and stumbled forward along the mar
row spit of sand, until I attained a
bank of firm earth, up which / crept
painfully, emerging at last upon fair
~ level spot, softly carpeted with
grass, and surrounded by grove of
forest trees. The shadows here were
dense, but my feet encountered a de-
preston in the soil, which / soon iden-
titled as a rather well-defined path
leading inland. Assured that this must
point the way to some door, as it was
evidently no wild animal trail, felt
my way forward cautiously, eager to
attain shelter, and the comfort of a
fire.
l came suddenly to a patch of culti-
waited land, bisected by small stream,
the path was following leading along
its bank. Holding to this for guidance.
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any wrong. The man left two daugh-
tiers, both young girls, who will now be
homeless and penniless."
He laughed, and the sound of that
laugh was more cruel than the accom-
panying words.
1.-Two daughters ~ he sneered. "Ac-
cording to my information that strains
the relationship trifie, friend Knox
at least the late judge never took the
trouble TO acknowledge the fact. Per-
NIT me TO correct your statement. L
happen TO know more about Beau
CARES private affairs than you do. he
leaves one daughter only. nave
never met the young lady, but unoer-
stand from excellent authority that
she possesses Independent means
through the deash some years ago OF
her mother / shall therefore not
worry about her loss-and, indeed, she
need meet with none. for. if she only
proye equal to all have heard / may
vet be induced to make her PROPOSE
tion."
"a propositions"
"To remain on the plantation as its
mistress-plainly an offer of marriage,
If you please. Not such a bad idea,
is itY'
/ stood speeches., held motionless
only by the pressing muzzle of his pis-
FOL. the cold-blooded yillainy Of the
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1.-THE clOckmaker | went to struck
one as rather sycophant."
Naturally. Doesn't he have to be
q timeServer?"