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Director Lindsey,
Of the War Insurance
Bureau, Now Quits;
Clashed With Glass

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Henry D.
I6s,dsley announced toda ytis reeigna-
ton as director Of the treasury's bureau
Of war risk insurance. declaring that cx-
eessive red tape and ponderous super
vision OF tho treasury over minor rout-
tne mai ters made successful amtuistra-
ton impossible.
The resignation was dated yesterday.
to take effect tomorrow. and had h"rn
ecuested three days ago by Secretary
Glass, following Director LindSfey's sug-
gestfon moro than a month ago. that un-
less he w-rr given wider authority he
would retire.
Secretary Glass issued n formal state
rnent tonight categorcally denying the
charges of Director Lindsey and criti-
c;sing the director for failure ~to OBJ
serve the ordinary official amenities.
Two Of Director Liinsley"s executive
assistants In the bureau have offered
their resienattons. and similar action
probably win be taken by. others.
Director I4indslcy. whose home Is IN
Dallas. Texas. and who vas head ofo the
arny-s wzrr risk scctio1 in Franco with
the rank Of colonel today made pubic
lcorrsoondepce between himself ana
Secretary Class. telling hts story OF
what he said was serious interference
on the part Of the treasury with mat
ters of appointment OF even minor
Gle rNs. salaries Of employees and othrr
expenditures, adnrintstratv" details
within the bureau and publicity regard
ing aIfotments. allowances. compensation q
and soldiers insurance. Colonel l4'noS-
Icy charged that although when he was
q ppotntcd BY Secretary Glass last DC
cen,ber IS. he was given I" understand
that he would have wide authority 10
,eorsartze the war risks bureau from
the chaotic condition in which its work
Pare Ten
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| succession hr trans ported 10 IN" loft
80" Tho british cavalry division IS al
tho present moment unemployed on tho
front: it might, similarly Ia tho J:clcv-
rnih and Tenth corps and Eighth divi-
sion Of cavalry. m"v" by rail or by
march route to III" "Xtr"tne lett to act
ax q communicating link between the
belgian army and the French troops.
-. The Seventh and Eighth divisions,
which will shortly arrive. could be dis
embarked in the nriE Ehhorhond Of Dun
RITZ. They would subsequently opcralc
IN ;hr direction Of Lille. Their action
would Immediately make il self felt on
IN" right flank Of III" German army.
Which daily receives fresh rrinrorcr-
nrnts. These divisions would be Joined
To tho divisions withdrawn from the
front.
~ Thu Indian divisions. as soon as
they ar" able /" TAX" tho field. would
move hy vail 10 poin tho English for
nation assembled in the northern TO-
gicn and would form the nucleus with
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SKETCHES OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND
BRIT|SHER Who ARE FLYING TO EUROPE

46 feet. kith a length over all of 81 feet.
The motor is rated at $50 horsepower.
Hawkcr's craft. rated at 100 nifec an
hour. was expected to attain los miles
with its undercarriage abandoned by an
automatic releasing arranserneDt- For
communication with ships at sea. the
machine carries wireless OF limited
range. having both sending and receiv-
ing apparatus. which will serve to pick
up information as to position and
weather conditions from passing ships.
Hawker is a contender for tho London
Daily Mnil's $4,000 prize for the first
trans Atlantic flight completed in -
hours. and announced before the start
his Intention TO land at Brooklands Ar
dronr. nsnr London. IIawker's navlSa-
tor expected to fly eastward about 500
miles and turn into tn" transatlantic
shipping lane
Heading raSt through the night. Haw-
ker expected meet tho sun on its west
ward way at time to give him a good
horizon and opportunity FOR figuring out
(Conttnued From PaEe SsI)
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J Now. the movement contemplated ny
| His Exrcll"n"y Marshal French would
| inevitably rniall complications. n"i "niF
| in the pOSiliuu IF troops hut alSn IN
! thnSr nf supply trains. &c. II mighl
possibly create confusion in tn" genera !
dispositions u; oar armies. the extent al
which It would h" difficult To measure
For The above rrI*unN The rom mani
der in chief cannot shar" the Wow nt
Marshal French rs To The tim" N Whlrh
this mov"m'.ni should i" CARRIED "ui
on the other hand. II appears thai IL
might b" possible {" begin II from to-
day onward hy mak!nv certain 'lI>r":ii-
tinns, TN icrall VI which iS gi''i' "-
low:
y. Th" British army m&hi "i"iTtt"
like the French army. 1t Is tu-da!
strongly .inirrnch'L IL the positions
which it occupies. Will" maintaining
the integrity Of It!s front. II inlEhl
douhtlr be possible for 1t in wiihdrh"
GA certain number nf divisions ITO hr-
gin with ono corps) which might IN
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the position which 1t originally held on
the left Of the French aTInlcS.
In 'vicw of tn" eyer increasing
strength of the British forces this pos
ition would offer great AZ tnntag"S IA
tightening Tho work NJ ,hc French rai
ways and diminishing III" Length ~ tn,'
above all. III giving t" Marshal t'rcnch'S
army a liberty Of action and or power
very superior IN thoS" II no" possesses;
The inrrnaS.. OF 81 strength which will
shortly accrue to IN" british army hH
thr arrival nf tho Seventh nnd fLShih
divisions and u division of cavalry anu
the two Indian divisions anu on" caNalrS
division irn!n India "utlrely JuStIfl"S the
MarShuIs request. Th" c"nlriaH""T ia
chief shares this view and IL pcrSuantsl
that If this movement had been possible
il would have been very advantageous
for the allied armies: but so far the Ern-
eral situation haS not Admitted ol TINS
being carried out.
rs II possible at this moment 10 con-
template its realization in the future:
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"Win ihH army always form lhr lei
nr thr E'r"u";, forces" "" 'hnnnt thlhk
Hn brraryr the. fact that today the army
,b.r,. hux hrrr SuhiiN Nid"l Will doubtless
lend the COMMANDER IN 'hl"f /" form n
ru.w armv ih"r": 1hr irtnNI"rt "i troops
ncrrSSilatrG hy thr creation "t thlS army
r,rr,rd fru,n ,Iruri,IS taken away from
+ Inc front without leaving gap IN our
lin. must "f necessity render our situa-
tIrn Som!rw whlI I"llrat" far some days.
"li the commander in chief has con-
,r,rrIri.t the possibility If withdraw
j,,:. u certain numbcr Of corps without
modifying his front II" has never
,hnugir uf transporting IN entire army.
In. removal uf which wou!d CT"ai"
gar. impossible 10 fill.
.''rh.. bath" has, l"-n going nn SIn""
ErIrrnlrr ~. II - necessary that dur
.In.c ih,S period at "rlSIS. which viii hay"
cons idrr:lhlr influences uu III" subsequent
0pnraIinnS every one should MAINTAIN
his nnSit,nn without thinkink Of modi-
flying ii. so as 10 be ready for all event
ualItiCS.
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His lExccllcncY. Marshal French. thinks
that the present moment IS particularly
favorabtr To his prnl'"t. In front "i the
British line Us ;Il"o III from; Of ih" Sixth
Ninth and Fourth armies. lhr stun ii"n
is, So to speak. Unchanged. For !rarly
fifteen days The armies Uf tn" cent?"
have bC"1> arrrOch,-'S Ia h" around with
out making amy real advance. Tn"''
have been violent attacks and p"rindS
Of calm, but tn" commander in chief
wishes to point uui thai This l$ tar fruuu
being the cas-" on III" wiur:S.
"AS matter "r f,ri. "n TIN rr&it. tn"
Third arm! and Il portion "i IN" First
army for several days IN Tia" u"IShbur-
hood Of 81. Mlhi"l have hr"n irEhtinr nn
obstinate hatll", th" lSSu" "i which Is
no, in duuh,. hut the results nf which
have not y.t mad" themselves f"ll. on
the left III" Second armH. which today
forms the "Xir"nm. Ilnuk of The line, has
for thrC" days past been In" object of
furious attacks. which show how imlr'r-
tant it is for the enemy ln crush our
wing.
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APPREHENSION
FOR SAFETY Of
.TONER5|SF
BY NAVAL MEN
No Word Received From the
Commander of the Missing
NC-3 Since Saturday Morn
ing, Though Many U. S.
Warships Are Searching
For the Missing AWators

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Apprehen-
sion as to the safety of Commander
John II. Towers and his crew of four
men. who. in the scaplanc NC-G, have
been lost nj sea for more than 4n hours.
had begun tonight TO displace the f"el-
inE OF confidence among naval officials
p! that the trans-AtIantic iiiers soon would
b.. found ny the searching vessels.
No word had hHnn received from the
NC-3 since h:I5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. when Commander Towers reported
that his plane tho flagship OF the squad
ron. was OF hor course. more than 500
/ miles from the Island of Fayal. Azores
Dispatches from Roar Admiral Jackson.
aboard tho u. s. s. Melville at Ponta
del Gada. Azores. tonight said EaIn
, was sw, cpIng the scas northwest nf the
! Azores and that high waves were run
ming.
. Search for NC-a.
With the NC-l AZ IIortn. Croom"d ana
rraiy for tho ncXt leg or tho trans-At T.
lantic flight. and tho crow OF tn" NC-l
safely aboard the cruiser Columbia at
Horta. tho navy. with its vast force or
vessels. concentrated 10 aid in the trans
Atlantic attcnipt, was bending all or its
energies 20 ihr finding Of th" lost nicrS
Two battlcships. tho Florida and
TrSrs. and nearly Scor" OF destroy
ors wcrc securing tn" SEA oyer n wide
area all das today nrh tonight.
Messages received from Roar Admiral
! Jackson lai" tonight telling "f III" dam
aro io tho Nr-I causrl by tho heavy
seas running NJ ,lh" tim" IN" p'anS "aS
found. served 10 increase tn" appr"h'n-
Ia ,frfI nf
the NC-3.
IN Grave Danger.
Soval ycssrls standing by in m effort
, ia salvage tho hlc boat reported TO tn"
dcrartnl"nr that thr sras w"r" running
90 btrb that !; was impossible 10 save
:, -, This tine. H. was pointed out that
o,Iv rood fortune cou.d possibly save
,h, %tr-3 from cvcn moro S"rihuS dan-
,rc sine, it is handicapped by tho extra
weight nf its crow.
Using Cnrvn island as an operating
hasc, the screen Of hattlcships and de-
{, roycrs y.crr sweeping westward in 4
rrcat xcmi-circlr in an effort In catch
sight Of the NC-3 or pick VI radio dis
i,rcss signals. Tho high winds and
heavy seas prevailing made TN" work OF
tho rescue party most difficult.
| The Only Hope.
Tho main element OF hope in the situ-
aiinn as viewed by Earal officials to-
night. was the fact That IN" wea'ncr
forecasts predict diminishing winds and
, ahatcd seas lnic in tho night and Mon
D.; day morning. 1t WAS thought mat II
! iCnmn,ander Towers frail craft could
successfully ride out III cgalc until
morning that the probability Of rescue
would he greatly increased sine" rerl-
! table swarm nf drStroyers and other
| naval craft. gathered from wide dis
tnnrrs. were hcing concentrated over
tho area ~ tho northwest Of the Azores.
Each Of The Scapanrs carried sufficient
cnnJ and water for six days when the
SQUADRON left Trcpasscy bay.
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10th and 21st Instalznents

ON tho 3oth received the following
reply from Joffrc:- -
Great General Headquarters
stan. Third Bureau.
September 30. 1913.
Note by General JUffrc. COMMANDER
in-chief. 10 Marshal French. command
lag British Army.
"Iiis Excellcncy. Marshal French. has
been good enough TO draw the attention
Of tn" cnmmsndcr-in-Chlcf 10 the par
ticuiar interest attaching TO the proposal
that the British army should rcoccupy
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Cen French Relates Another Sensational Clash Authority With Lord Kitchener

which would be united the other Brit
ish divisions AZ soon as they shouia
bc removed.
-. As soon as tn" adyanc" can be re. {.
would -.+,!js,c possible for the English
70 hat s3.ssSs slim behind with view to
movir%GSSsY left "f the line while the
Si1ib; sss:sss2.Tf;h armies clos" in toward
each eSasSs2s@ The fewer units remaining
10 tSSIs5vcd .hc easier would be tho
operation. 90
ITO sum up. the commander in chief
shares Marshal trcnch's view that It 70,
desirable for the whole British army 20
h, ON the left OF the French armies, but
ranno, be cntfely Of the same opinion
as 20 the ting nj which this movcnsat
should be Gagged out.
THE commander in chief vouA -
grateful to His EScellcncy. Marshal
French. il the latter would let him know
toout,u.a On r.s, zlsA.,
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viii Sign Because
Lives Would Not Be
Safe in Berlin if
Treaty Turned Down

VERSAILLES, May IA mem
ber OF the German delegation With
the rank of councillor Of legation,
who returned here recently from
Berlin, made this declaration today
concerning the peace treaty:
1--WE will sign despite NIL, because
we will be hacked to pieces If we re-
turn to Berlin without signing"
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Nv Y1eld Marshal vi1eGnt Franna, oS
ypros, K. p. o. n etn, Copyright 1918
BY Tho Hcw YORK EerAA %. AeS1S-
tered tu Canada IN accordance with the
copyright act. Copyrighted In Great
Brttatu. Copyright 1913 by Aongnfon-
Min CO.
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|3OO TURKS AND 100 GREEKS KILLED IN CLASH
At SMYRNA WHEN HELLENIC TROOPS ARE LANDED
Fighting Occurs in Turkish
Quarter of the City Where
the Greek Forces Were Met
By Rifle Fire From the
Ottomans

coNsTANTmoP1E, Friday, May
l6-(By The Associated Press)-n
the fighting which took place after
the landing oe Greek troops at SmJrno
Thursday, 800 Turks ard 100 Greeks
were killed.
The lighting took place for the most
part In the Turkish quarter Of the
town whe.e tho Greeks were met by
lively rifle fire.
PARIS, May 1S.--A political Crisis
has ariS"n IN tanSiantinoplc since tht
Of Greek and alli"d forces
al Smyrna the Journal saws. Tn" Turk
iSh grard viai"r or pr:n" minister. IS
said Ia have resi- Sr"d.
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wAHBHGHoN, Nay 1a-Forecat:
sav. Tuesday local showers, mild tenn
perntura ~
Ohio and western Pennsylva1ia-
Partly oloutly Monday, followed b. local
showers Monday night or Tuesday;
moderate temperature.
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o'clock this morning no "o'o
started on MS
Atlantic wei" taVoo ana
impro in
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Searching For NC-3.

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Destroyers'
and battlcships still were searching to.
day for tho NC-3. flagship Nof the naval
trans Atlantic flight squadron. which
with Flight Commander John u. Towers
and hi. crew Of four mon has been miss
ing since 5:15 o'clock yesterday morning
when II reported that il was off -
course some 3oO miles from the island
OF Fayal; Azores.
Rough seas were reported around the
islands. but naval officials believed that
tho big plane would br able to. ride
through them. Visibility WAS low how.
ever. and this made the search more
dIffiru1t =,
The NC-L Lieutenant Commandef
Patrick y. l.. Rellingrr's seaplanc, also
today was still at sea where. it was.
forced down yesterday 900 miles from
Faya in a fog. but dcstrnycrs stadinR
by repaortcd that they would tow her TO;
Horta when the cond;'r Of the, ses,
permitted. The plane was badly da,n-
aged but Commander Eclinscr and his
crew were safe ahoar'' the steamer
Ionia, which picked thor, IN yesterday;
Lieutenant Commander -ilbert u
Reads plane. the Nc. b" only enc 70
reach the Azores on III" light from Trc.
passcv Bay, Newfoundland. still was ct
Horta, and Rear Admire! Jackson, al
(continued on Pare Hins3 y;.,
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FAN TAU
LEAVES PARIS;
NAY NOT RETURN
SHARP DIFFERENCES
OVER SIGNING TREATY
Have Arisen Among the Ger,
man Delegation Now at
Versailles

PARIS, May 1.-THE Aavas
Arcn says it understands the Big
Pour has decided to postpone, for
the present, publication Of the terms
Of the peace treaty with Germany.
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LONDON May that the steamer on "a e ne rev
seaplanetNC1 board arrived al fod ounu0 a
NC1 mi off island of FLORES
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DARING ANT|PODEAN AND ENGLISH
NAVIGATOR BRAVE DEATH IN EFFOR1
tn BEAT YANKEES over THE POND

Raynham Seeing His RvalMake Getaway Tries to Follow,
But Axle of Plane Breaks, Wrecking the Machine and
Hopes of the Brihsher - Fall Into the Ocean Means
Death For Hawker and Hi Companion
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HAWKER THE AUSTRALIAN Is OFF IN FLIGHT ACkO9S
THE ATLANTIC; RAYNEIAM HIS RIVAL, SMASHES PLANE;
r. 8 WARSFIPS SEARCHING FOR THE MISSING NC-o
CREW Of THE NC-1 SAFE At H0R1A,..
RIT THEIR SEAPLANE NOW IS.
REPORTED To HAVE SUNK AT AT6EA.

Hope Still Entertained That Commander Towers and ft;
Crew May Come Throus AWith Their Lives -M-4
Remains at Horta, Awaiting Favorable Weather Before
Trying For Lisbon :
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tp, THE nasociatetl Press.

Shnrr differences har" arisen among
III. n,rmhrrs Of tn" German rchr" dcIc-
ca;iun over tho pcar" treaty. ana count
rnu Hrurktlnrrt- Rrnizau. head "f IN"
rcuIuui,. pl"ui7ut"nt iari"S may return L"
I,orl.n Ia discuss with IN" Ebert gov
crum.rt wh"ihrr thu lrrmS presented ny
: he. n!IIrd unh associated S"N"rnm"h'S
ehaIl rc signed. II" has already. reach
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N.AsH1NCToN. May 1S.-Rear

miral Jackson. aboard the L. S. Mel
viiic at Ponta Del Gada. Azores: eabled
the Navy department tonight that the
crew of the seaplane EC-1 was safe on
board the cruiser Columbia at Horta.
Previous reports from Admiral Jackson
had snid the steamer Ionia was bringing
Lieut. cnant Commander, Bcllinger. OF the
NC-1 and his crow TO port. ~
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
Family Reunion.

A family reunion in honor of Mr.
J. E. Stovall and son., A. b
Stovall, from Texas, was given on
Mr.. Rob Hamilton's lawn, near Rives
last Tuesday. There were AZ present
and a basket dinner, such as Mum
Der Seven is noted for, was enjoyed
by all.
Besides the above present were:
Mr.. J. c. Spikes and family, Mr.. J.
E. Oliver and family, DR.. Maddox
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Dick
enson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wickenson
and family, Mrs. Ed Penn and chill
dren, Mr.. Floys Carter and family
Miss Ida Spikes of Dallas Texas, Mr.
E. w. Stovall and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell Todd of st. Louis, Mrs. w
E. Roberts, Mrs. Sallie Cox and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton, Mr.
Will Bryan and family and nephew
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
FARM FOR SALE.

rs acres in it. All of it has new
wire fence around it and two good
strings of wire cross fences. A good
two-story dwelling house and fine
we'll and granary on it. About nine
acres in woods lot, remainder of land
in cultivation. Barn needs new root
and some repairs. Land is about
three and one-half miles little east
of north of Union City and is on a
good public road. Dwelling within
one-half mile of church and one mile
of schoolhouse. Terms made known
on application to F. w. MOORE,
21-4t or WALLACE w. MOORE
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
FOR SALE.

$50 acres, two miles west of Tupelo
on Belden Pike, excellent residence
in grove, electric lights, water works
and every modern convenience, good
barns and 40 acres of hog pasture
sodded in bermuda, 200 acres OF
heavy trinity silly clay loan and is
good alfalfa and corn land, 200 acres
of second bottom land makes good
cotton, lespedeza, red or crimson
clover, an excellent proposition al
one hundred dollars an acre. Write
TUPELO REALTY CO., Tupelo, Miss
22-tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
PUBLIC SALE.

l will sell the following at public
auction at my home 5 miles south
east of Union City, on Dixie High
way, Tuesday, September 2, begin
ming at 10 o'clock: fine mich cows;
7 fine calves; or tons of hay; 40
black face sheep ewes; 2 black face
bucks; sows; several shoats; wagon
and farming tools and household
furniture. Terms on day of sale.
H. H. HUNT.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

l wish to announce to my friends
and customers that Mr.. Campbell is
having the old barn on Second street
torn down, to be replaced by brick
building, larger and better, and that
l will be prepared to offer better &C
commodations in the new barn when
it is finished Hitching and feeding
will be given special attention as
heretofore and your patronage is re-
spectfully solicited. School bitches
$3.50 per month.
21-3t CHAS. B. NAYLOR.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29

this city last Sunday afternoon, Rev.
w. B. Cunningham officiating. Mr..
Gray left this county, near Harris,
some years ago and went to New
Mexico. He enlisted with the forces
for overseas and has been home from
France but q short while. The happy
couple left Tuesday for Mexico where
they will make their future home.
They are we'll known in this city
and in the section around Harris
and carry to their western home the
best wishes of large number of good
friends.
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Mrs. Ward
Entertained.

Mrs. A. ]. Harpole, at home, Wash
ington avenue, entertained at 6
O'Clock dinner Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. H. B. Ward, nee Miss
Edna Anderson, of Patterson, Cal.
After dinner Five Hundred and Rock
were employed as games and time
rose on gossamcr wings. The antend-
ance was as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitesell Harpole, Mrs. Joe Herring,
Mrs. H. B. Ward, Miss Eula Clark,
Miss Birdie Caruthers, Miss Eliza
beth Stitt and Miss Rosena Lawrence.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
w. G. T. U.

The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
New Church Chapel on Thursday,
Sept. 4, 4 p. m. All members are
urged to be present. Election of Of
ficers for the year and delegates to
the State Convention that meets at
Columbia on October 3-6 will have
attention.
Reports of superintendent and
treasurer must be made. This work
must be finished for the co-institute
the next day, Friday, Sept. 5, at
Rives.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29

FOR SALE-160 acres of land, 115
Ohio River bottom, balance good up
land, grows anything, miles from
Paducah on gravel highway, two
good wells, A-room box house, good
barn 36x4S, orchard, all good, new
line hog-proof fences. Price SIS per
acre. Good terms. Write to c. F.
Yates, 2039 south Fourth street,
Pcducah, Ky. 2-tpd
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29

If you sit in a cool draft when you
are. heated and got a stiff neck or
lame back, you will be looking for
something that will ease the pain.
Fix your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW
IMMINENT and don't be talked out
of it because it is the best pain re-
lieving liniment you can get any
where. Sold by divers Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
Whitson- Slaughter.

The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Whitson and Mr.. William Hynes
Slaughter was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents Wednes-
day evening at 6 o'clock. A detailed
account of the wedding will appear
next week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-29
FARMS FOR SALE.

Lee county good lands at moder-
ate prices. Good roads, elevators
creameries, and cooperative ship
ping. Home seekers write TUPELC
REALTY CO., Tupelo, Miss, for in
formation.