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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
WIFE OF SOLDIER
IN HOSPITAL DIES

Judge Fuller p years old, Of
Cheek, was one OF the soldier boys
10 go from this county to Camp
Pike. During the first epidemic Of
influenza he was attacked by the
disease, pneumonia resulting, and
he is yet in. the hospital. About four
weeks ago his wife went to him and
later took influenza and pneumonia.
She died Monday morning, and her
body arrived here Tuesday night
from Little Rock, accompanied by
Henry Fuller, a brother OF the SOL
dicr. z. l.. Fuller, his father arrived
here Tuesday from Fit. Worth, Tex,
Deceased was formerly Miss Lily
Taylor OF Cheek. The couple was
married last August. Mrs. Fullers
father will come from the Cheek
ncighborhood where they reside, to
meet The body. The funeral will be at
ChecNNew Years Day.
The soldier husband is so i'll that
he has not been appriscd OF his
wife illness and death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
TO BE CONVERTED INTO
LONG-TERM SECURITIES

Washington, Dec. 3l-The treas
ury plans to issue long-term securi-
ties into which war-savings stamps
and certificates may be converted,
and also to continue the war savings
system in 1920 and succeeding years
The treasury now is working on
plans for issuing war savings GER
tifcates of $l00 and $1,000 denomin-
ations to make it unnecessary for
purchasers OF such amounts to bury
adhesive stamps. Whether they are
to bear more interest than the four
percent provided for war savings OBJ
legations, has not been determined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01

Slav leaders, the controversy in
wolves the principles OF the right
OF peoples to dispose OF themselves.
This is one OF the first concrete
questions OF this kind that President
Wilson will be called upon to dis
cusS.
Italy's historic claims, together
with her interest in ample protec-
ton along her Adriatic coast, also
Will be considered. Talks by the
president and Premier Orlando and
Admiral Thaon Di Trcyel an au-
thority ON matters pertaining to the
Adriatic and commander of naval
forces now occupying the Dalma-
tian coast, are expected to clean up
and concilate many OF the claims
put forward by each side.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
Barron. Field Permanent.

Fort, Worth, Tex, Dec. 3l,-Car-
ruthers Field has been ordered
closed and all airplanes and aviators
there will be transferred to Barron
Field, which, it was announced here
today, will be made a permanent
flying station. A large number of
Canadian aviators were trained at
Carruther's Field and it was near
there that Capt Vernon Castle was
killed in an airplane fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
Balfour Confers With Housg

Paris, Dec. 5l-Nrthur ]. Bal
four, British foreign secretary, VINO
has lust reached Paris from Lon
don. had long conference today
with Col. +. NJ. House. The talk
was a sequel to the discussions
which President Wilson had in
England with Premier Lloyd
George and Secretary BaIiour and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01

ton on his hips, which the physi-
clans have told him would success
fully straighten his limbs so he will
not limp
When Mr.. Huff made his home in
Ardmore he worked for Ritter &
Sizes, as automobile mechanic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
!. w. w. Mar Arrested
ADVANCEMENT NUMBER

, Complete copies Of the Annual
I dvancement Number Of The Daily
Rrdmoreite will be mailed to any
address by the Office at l0c a copy
or will be sold over the counter at
Sc each while they last. Leave your
list without delay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
TO Relieve Gas in the Sto. zach

which disturbs your sleep, IT, one
Soc bottle of LAX-FOS WITH
PEPSIN. A Liquid Disegtiye
Laxative for Indigestion OF Consti-
aatior. Pleasant to take. Now
Made and recommended by the
manufacturers OF Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01

had to do with the taking up OF the
practical details OF the peace CON
ference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
RETURNED SOLDIER
TELLS Of AWfULNESS
Of WAR EXPERIENCES

D. D. Huff, former Ardmore
resident, but more recently OF the
famous Rainbow Division, Ameri-
can Expeditionary Forces in
France, is spending few days in
Ardmore Ell route to his home in
Muskogee, from overseas service.
Mr. HUFF had many thrilling eN-
periences which he describes as fol-
lows:
81 enlisted in the service at Mus
kogee, shortly before the first draft
went into effect, and standing the
second best examination in the
aviation corps OF any who went
from Muskogee. | trained at Kelly
Field, San Antonio, Texas, and
there, with my pal, j. c. FuQuay
OF Amarillo, Texas, made the high
est flight on record, up to that time.
We we're attached to the Sind, or
Rainbow Division, and sailed from
New York about July 10, 1917.
I'VE were supposed to have at
least sixty or ninety days training
after reaching overseas, but We're
pat in action within fifteen days
after landing. We were OF course
a little scared at first, but we soon
got over all the fright and learned
to shoot German down with dis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
Shot While Asleep

OIlOl w lIllC fAolSCD
II had been on active service six
months when at the close OF four
DAYS scouting, we had brought our
machine down to rest awhile. got
out Of the machine and had fallen
asleep, when was shot The bull
lets went through both hips, shat
tcring the bones, but with the help
OF my comrade, who had remained
in the ship, managed to get back
into the machine and we made it
back to our lines. ! was taken to
a hospital where | was under treat
ment many, many weeks. And right
here let me say that the Red Cross
people are wonderful, We just
could not have gotten along with
out them. And the Salvation Army
are, too.
Of was also wounded severely in
the hand. before that time, | had
picked up fountain pen which eX-
plodcd. We soon learned that we
could not touch thing the Ger
mans had left or had been around.
TO open door, meant to have a
knob explode tearing away hand,
So we shot through the doors or
any place euce. 1t looked to me
like that all they did was to scheme
that way to kill our boys. They
were not such great fighters. An
other time | was shot through the
collar bone. SO spent lot of my
time in the hospital over there.
Dead Germans Lying Thick
81 have seen the German dead
living so thick that YOU could walk
on them for two miles without
touching the ground. They used
their own women and those in cap
tured areas to 60 in advance Of
their attacks, and we had TO Kill
them, too,
you never will know half the
horrible atrocities committed by the
Germans. 1T is just too bad to even
tell about You can imagine the
things you have heard about, null
tpled over and over again and per-
haps YOU will get an idea OF the
brute like nature OF them.
Mr.. Huff was sent to England
for cmbarkation home. He reached
New York, Dec. 9, sailing from Liy-
erpool. He expects to return to
New York in March for an opera
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
INFORhATN|M

vorbegte Gu spiritul fsciorulri
lui Londra. Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle, faimosul scriitor
'englez, care este unul dintre ex-
iponentii principal al spirituas
lismului, spus ca q auzit intr a.
ma din serile acestea vocea copi-
lului lui, care. este mort de un
an de zile. Conan Doyle descric
scena astfel:
,,Stateam intro Gamers fatu-
leccasa Gu aiti cincf insi, nevssta
mea 81 un medin amator. 3EedjBI
. fost legat d > sfoAra pe ~
locuri. Dcodat8 1emeia nnee j. Is &
scos IN strigxt. Attnci Al ss1iif'
slssnl copilulni men stsiga1d
Tat1 s,'
y 4 4 a n rEsIsi,. I \ 3! !!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09

ma credinta ca ex-Kaiserul Ger
,naniei "a dorit pacea tocmai cum
|spune Holweg.
| Articolul lui Haldane tinde ca
sd modifice opinia publica refe-
ritor la vinovatia Kaiserului din
timpul razboiului. Articolul a o.
parut intro revista 81 dat loc
la mari discutii. El scrie:
,,Tocmai cum spus Holweg,
Kaiserul nu numai ca STA permits
a vorbi despre razboiu, ci s'a
incunjurat cu un grup de sfet-
|nicis carl perpendicular razboiul.1
,,Kaiserul poate ca fost in
tr'o polite foarte dificultoasa,
insa eu cred ca el a dorit pa
|cea." Y M
Daca Germania ar fl av4t ina
inte de razboin un adevarat par
lament, atunci nu ar Fl savut loc
[acest conflict, sustine Haldane.
u \
1fasnri lante contra lui Won
Der Goltx. - Paris. 80 Germania
a TRIMS generalului Dupont un
memorand in care arata masurilc
ce s'au Mat contra lui Won Der
Goltz 81 armatei care fefuza s5
Sc retraga din provincial Baltica.
Germania oprit platirea solde-
lor, trimiterea de hrana 81 muni-
tie, lar in locul generalului Won
Der Goltz a-fost numit generalul
Won Eberhard.
Dupa cum spun uncle stiri
din Basel, guvernul german a
trims un APPEL soldatifor de sub
comanda lui Won Der Goltz prin
care II roaga ca sd paraseasca a.
cele localitati precum 81 tinutul
rusesc asa ca aliatii sa nu fie 81
| liti bloca din nou Germania,
cauzind astfel mari suferinte po-
porului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
DIN FBCA tl)NDfIl[U1.

In Englitera Sc recomanda soa-
irecii de Gimp, earl Sc zice, sunt
foarte buni, ba inca deliciosi, de
mincare, cind sunt fripti. Stirea
e telegrafica, 81 daca am propo--
.vadui-o moi, suntem siguri ca am
fl numiti: spurcati, anticristi, hon
tentoti 81 mai stii ce alta bidiga-
ME.
Dina HELEN Knomblock, din
Sussex, Mo. a fost data in judeca-
ia de barbatelul Ell, care cerea
sa fie divortat de nevestica lui
pc motiv ca in fiecare ri il tirnu-
ieste 81 il -buseste pima vim veci-
nil sal scape din miinile eli. In
.sprijinirea acuzatiunei a propus
81 martori, dar judecatorul s'a
convins 81 faca martori, avfnd in
vedere tinuta tantosa 81 provoca-
toare a d-nei Knoblock, care dupa
apreciarea celor de fata c1ntarea
la douasute cinzeci de funzi, pc
cfnd d-nul Knoblock, Sc tot ii
tras 130, 81 care char in fata Ju-
decatorului nu indraznea Sc RI
dice privirea asupra sotiei sale.
,,E haimana, nu vrea Sc mum
ceasca. Eu ma tiu ca in gradina
la sapa 81 ell umbla hoinar Gu pus-
ca pc spate dupa what" intervi-
ne sofia.
Asa? D-ta nu stii ca barbatul
trebue Sc munceasca Sc sustina
femeia? Du-te acasa 81 sa-ti vezi
de lucru, - 81 d-ta doamna, daca
Inu te asculta, sd null bait, ci vino
la mine 81 IL fixuiesc eu!"
Yes, Judge respunde dina
Knoblock zimbind, 81 luind pc
barbatelul Ell de NINA, care Isl a.
.plecase capul pc pept ii zice:
Hal! Ca All au remas multi
ne de ,lucruri nefacute din pricina
.ta," 81 ese GU el radioasa pc use.
0 noua inovatie: Agentie am
bulanta de vapoare, din oras in O.
ras, inventata de seful misiunei
romine. Att mai auzit de asa ce-
va? Eli bine asa este. All am fost
vizitati de un asemenea agent 81
din intimplare ne-a cazut in nina
un circular din care impartea
printre Rominii din Cleveland. =
Mari sunt minunile tale sfinte
lSisoie!
REGGIE Italiei vaz1nd toropeala
Senatorilor Americani lea luat
apa de la moara 81 a semnat de-
cretul prin care Sc ratifica de TIA
liza tratatul de pace German 81 A
ustriac. - Acum, cum Sc va re-
zolva afacerea D'Anunzio-Fiu-
me, numai ell site 81 camasa lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
C0MPLOTUL lNTERNA-
TlONAt DIN BUCURE$Tl.
ORGANIZATIE EVREIASCI.


In Capitala, fost descoperit de
catre Siguranta Generala, un COM
plot revolutionar, avfnd ca scop,
|schimbarea formei de guvernamint
"a statului 81 glorificarea republice-
lor societiste - anarhiste din Ru-
STA 81 Ungaria, opera bolsevismu-
lui communist din Petrograd 81 Bu-
|da- -Pesta.
Gel arestati, care aveau legaturi
leu organizatiile anarhiste din Ru-
|sia, in special GU faimosul DR.. Ra-
|covsky, Sc numesc: Nicolae Diaco-
nescu, Gheorghe Marin, Teodor
Himson, Cornelia Stefanescu, III.
Anculescu, I. Steinberg, E. Zalma-
novici, Sofia Marcus 81 I. Zambi-
lovici, 81 sunt parte din ei lucratori
|tipografi socialist, care ademeniti
de agentii straini al bolsevicilor ru-
/ 81, formasera Gu toti aceasta socie-
tate revolutionara, unde tipareau
manifestele lor, pc care lie raspfn-
deau in mod clandestin in Capitala
Isl in restul tarii.
Toti cei arestati au fost trimisi
|spre instruire Curtii Martiale, lar
masinile tipografice, aparatele, ar
mele 81 manifestele gasite, confisca-
|te.
Gu descoperirea aeestui fnceprtt
de complot, Sc face din nou 8 dova-
da 81 mai vine a actiunei elementu-
| lui evreesc anarhist in interiorul
Regatului nostru. Cele ce am ara
ltat de atitea orr, 81 am stabilit Gu
dovezi, Sc stabiieste de asta-data 81
mai bine. Numele celor mai prin-
Icipali arestati, dovedeyte pima la
levidenta amestecul anarhismului
IevreeSc.
Organizatia internationala evrei-
asca care are ramificatii in fntrea-
ga Europa, tinde pc toate caile sa
Sc infiga 81 la moi in Romfnia, cit
Sc poate de solid, spre a-si atinge
ticalosul san scop. lar pc -anumiti
mnncitori inconstienti sau prea mai
|vi, ii CONVINCE orr ii seduc Gu fel de
fel de teorii si ii fnflScareaza. pen
tru al face tovarosi Ia mizerabila
lor opera de distrugere temeliilor
Istatului nostru.
Muncitori Romfni! Vol toti ca
re vedeti ceeace se petrece Ia Ru-
Isia de alta timp 81 ceeace s'a PEI
ftrecht IN Ungaria lui Bella Kuhn
\ 1CoAeh) pfnA Il intratea axmatei
Iomfne III BndA- Pesta, respingeti
len indignaxe tot ceea-ce ace5ti III
|calosi, dtIsniani ii neamului nostru.'
|eanA = " spul1h. Nm primiti sfas
turtle lor 81 niei ademenirile lor.'
Gael ei, nu urmaresc de cit aceiasi1
|manevrS politieI, pc cire sd lntre-.
buintat-o IL Rueia 81 Ungaria, Gu
muncitorii, sprs III organise re-1
|volutia neamnlni lor eyreec u eu-l
|ySE4areo lor peSte iltyesea pclD,
Iafia G1eafi1ix A., &xriln 1l~..s~. Ie #
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09

. Z 4
intreaga 1ui viat& am avut sin
gura ne7ntelegere: necredinta lui
in spiritualism. Liam asigurat
cal iert, apoi lam auzit zicind:
,,Sunt att de fericit. 81 dis
parut." !"
fmpuscat Do hotii Dc automo-
bile. - Columbus. John j. Ar
cher, un agent, de asigurari, a
primit doua gloante slobozite de
niste hoti de automobile carl au
incercat ca sal fure carul.
Ranile sunt foarte serioase.
Hotii au reusit ca sa Sc pearda
in 1ntunerecul strazilor.
Spania poate va ramfnea repu-
blica. Saragossa, Spania.
Alexandra Leronx, fruntasul par
tidului republican din Spania a
declarat intro 1ntrunire sa sem
narea tratatului de pace va adu-
ce mare schimbare in regimul
Spaniel, care probabl va deve-
nj republica.
Americana pd1asesc spasaso.
= Roma. - Amiralul Philip An
drews, copandantul escadronu-
lui American din Adriatica, a
dat ordin prin care toate vapoa-
rele Americana din portul Spala-
to sc iasa afara.
| Proviziile de hrana au fost du-
Sc din acel oras.
Sinucisele lasa III urma lor un
million. - New York. - Avere
in valoare de $1,329, ,691 a ramas
in urma celor doua surori, d-ra
Dorothea 81 Gladys Cromwell din
New York, surori. Ele au servit
in timpul razboiului la Crucea
Rosie Americana in Franta., Cind
in luna Ianuarie s'au fntors spre
Statele Unite pc vaporul LA Lo-
rraine', amfndoua au sarit de
pc vapbr, pc cind nimeni nu era
pc bord, in ocean.
.
Preot inchis pentru ca nu-si
supoarta farnilik. - Findlay. -
Preotul Issac W Roman a fost
condamnat saptamfna trecuta
pentru ca nu-si snpoarta familia !:
o nevasta 81 trei .copii minori.
Sentinta lui este pc un timp me-
determinat. Ell va fl dus la peni-
tenciarul din, Columbus.
4~
| Trei orass pl - lsrsa mar.
tiala. Gary. IN districtul
Calumet, unde al avnt loc mai
multe tulburari provocate de
grevistii din industria de otel,
acum este perfecta ordine in
urma declararei legei martiale.
Orasele Gary, md, East Chi
cago 81 Indiana Harbor, sunt pu-
Sc sub legea martiala.
49,
Trecerea prin canalul Suex.
Washington. Trecerea mari
TINA prin canalul Suez in decur-
sui anului 1918 de 1922 treceri,
care reprezinta un tonaj net de
9,251, COL, deci Gu 169 treceri mai
multi C ain anul 1917.
chinezii Sc apuc4 de industrie.
~ Hongkong. - Conditiile poll
tice 81 economice din prezent an
facut pc mai multi chinezi ca sd
Sc apuce de in4sstrie. Aceasta
fara indoiala va :duce la o mai
mare concurenta Gu diferite fe-
luri de produse.
Noui oblisat a. itimoniale. =
Boston. ~ DR.. Charles Fleisher,
un fost rabin, sisdsra Leslie au
fost cnnunati de tStra Rev. Ed
ward Commings, III biserica Uni
tariana, in accord Gu un nou rit
q carui autor este DR.. Fleischer
! Parechea s'a fnvoit ca:
Sa respecteze personalitates
celuil<.
Sa tina viu spiritul curteniei
Sa faca din casa lor un raiu
de frumuseta, un Ger de odihn5
81 un raiu de fefisire.
A considera exsktoria ca de.
II 1880. ~ sxn~,4.>S = - - 4. .-.ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
TfLFGRAMA.

CEA MAI BUNA OCAZIE
DE A CALATORI IN PATRIA
vECHE GU CEA MAI BUNA
81 IEFTINA LIME. SO
NU fNTfRZIATI, TRIMI-
TETI BANII PENTRU A VA
PUTEA TINE LoCUL MULTI
DORIT! Gu VAPORUL HUD-
SON CARE PLEACA IN 81
OCT. - PRETUL DIN Gle
VELAND PIMA LA TRIEST
$115.10, FARA NICI O ALTA
CHELTUIALA.
DORITORII SA Sc ADRE.
SEZE La:
GABRIEL BARBUl
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CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
BLESSED.

Blessed is the man whose calendar
contains prayer meeting nights.
Blessed is the church member who
is faithful on a committee.
Blessed is the man who will not
strain at drizzle and AVALON a
downpour.
Blessed is the person who can en-
dure an hour and quarter in aplace
of worship as well as two hours and
a half in a place of amusement.
Blessed is the church officer who
IS not pessimistic.
Blessed is the man who loves the
church with his pocketbook as well
as his heart.
Blessed is the man who is gener-
GUS TO his neighbor in all things ex-
cept the application of evil.
Blessed ls the man whose watch
keeps church time as we'll as bust
ness time.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
BLEDS0E GETS TRUCK
Will Use it Hauling Gravel for
Improvement of Roads.

Dunlap, Sept. 18.-Bledsoe
county has secured a government
truck for use in hauling gravel
to improve its roads. Frank s..
Ferguson, county judge, and e..
W. Birdwell, a chauffer, were in
Nashville last week to get it.
The county authorities are we'll
pleased with it. as it is practi-
cally brand new machine. Bled-
soc county is making strenuous
efforts to improve its roads, and
this machine will be of great
advantage. as the size of the
truck means three times the
amount of gravel can be moved
in practically the same period of
time.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
LOCAL.

H. G. Francis, Inman, sends
subscription for six months.
Miss Susie Morrison, Soddy,
Tenn, an old subscriber of the
News, is again on our lists.
Mrs. John Lawson and daugh-
ter, Wilma, spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at Red
Hill.
John Girdley, Eastland, Tenn,
cannot bear to miss a copy OF
the News, and therefore renews
for a year from Sept. Is.
Mrs. Albert Cushman and baby
of Chattanooga, are here visiting
Mrs. Cushman's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Haynes.
H. G. Evans. of Dunlap, for
wards 81 to get the News anoth-
err year. He is great admirer
of the News and likes to read it.
The teamsters of the Hedrick
Coal & Lumber Co., which has
been under injunction, are again
hauling lumber, arrangements
having been made by which they
might continue work.
w. R. Thomas is having his
Cole lighting system installed
this week, which he purchased a
couple of months ago, but have
been unable to get a man here to
put it in until this week.
Robt. Fults returned last week
from France. He has been sta.
toned at Camp President Lin
coin, Brest, France, for some
months, but is glad to return to
the good old U. S. A
r. C. Blevins, Wildwood, Ca,
was here Monday. He had been
on a visit to relatives in Upper
Marion and was en- route to Bat
tie Creek to visit an uncle. He
ordered the News sent him a
year. as he has been a reader o.
the News for a number a years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Condra en-.
tertained Saturday night in hon.
or of their son Grady, who has
just returned from the navy.
Luscious watermelons were serv-
ed and the evening spent very
pleasantlwby a number of young
people of the town.
J. w. Scofeld and daughter,
Miss Muriel. Matthew Pryor and
Walter Brewer left yesterday
morning for Wichita Falls, Tex
as. Miss Muriel will look after
the housekeeping Tor rather.tent-
keeping, as they will occupy a
tent end of the business for her
father and Mr.. Pryor while they
work. They expect to remain
until spring.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
Mr.. Vaughn, Farmer, Tells How He Lost
All His Prize Seed Corn.

Sometime ago sent away for some
pedigreed seed corn. Put it in gunny
sack and hung 1T on rope suspended
to roof. Rats got 1T ail-how beats me,
but they did because | got five dead
whoppers in the morning after trying
RAT-SNAP." Three sizes: 25c., sos,
S1.OO. Sold and guaranteed by Squat
chic Supply Store, Sequatchie; Friend
Il Gates, Victoria; Lavne & Havron,
Whitwell; Wbitwell Drug Co., Whit
we'll; F. r. Patton, Jasper; j. w. Simp,
son Il Son, Jasper.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
RATS DIE

and so do mice, once they eat. RAT
SNAP. And they leave no odor behind.
Don't take our word for it-try pack
age. Cats and dogs won't touch it.
Rats pass up all food to get at RAT
SNAP. Three sizes: Csc. 5Oc., ST.. l.
YOUR dealer has none in stock write
Youells DISCRIMINATING Co., Nestfeld,
N. J. .. ....
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
Water and the Human BODY,

The specific gravity of water and
the human body is virtually the same.
A body In the water is supported by
equal pressure OF all points. 1t il
more likely to be at ease than under
ether earcumssancee. II Is, Therefore
more Ifksiy tAat Il may move with
ess pan. &c es4pysss are often g.van
shMe ssesesss m d. water.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
DOG LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL
Is Opinion of Attorney-G Cen
eral-General Frank M.
Thompson.

hOhAPoOAts
Trustee S. l.. Rogers is in re-
ceipt of the following letter from
Attorney general Frank M.
Thompson, relative to collecting
dog tax. 1t seems a cinch that
the dog tax must be paid.
Nashville, Tenn.
Sept. Is, 1919
Mr.. S. L. Rogers,
Marion County Trustee,
Jasper, Tenn.
Dear Sir:
Il have your favor of the 9th
inst. which came to my office
during my absence from the city.
You will want to know if you
will be safe in proceeding to col
lect the dog tax under the law.
have had letters from nearly
all the trustees in the state, as
we'll as tax assessors, and have
directed them to collect the tax
as required by law. | believe
the law is constitutional, and that
both the trustee and assessor
would render themselves amen
able for derelection of duty if
they do not enforce the law. I
am not advised as to whether or
not any suit has been instituted
to test its validity"
Yours very truly,
FRANK M. THOMPSON.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18

Cooperative livestock shipn ents
around the jackson, Tennessee, district
have netted $l3, 900 above what they
could have sold their products for on
the local markets.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18
ILLS RATS

and mice-that't RAT-SNAP, the old
reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in
cakes-n mixing with other food.
Your money back fit fails. Three siz-
es: Csc, Soc, 81. If your local dealer
can't supply you, write Youells Ex-
Co.. Westfield, N. j.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18

The first cooperative shipment of
lambs made by Dresden county, Ten
nessee, topped the st. Louis market on
date of sale, and netted $1441.l2 to the
farmers who shipped them.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-18

Wilson county, Tennessee, coopera-
tive creamery manufactured $4,000
pounds of butter during June. 1t has
500 patrons.