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The Irish standard., 1919-01-25
SHALL WE TALK TO THE STARS AND
PLANETS.

One of the first flashes of thought that may
divert human interest from the war and it's burden
some problems comes from Marconi, the inventor
OF wireless teegraphy He foreshadows the pos
sblllty OF communication with the stars through the
medium of the ether which pervades all space and
is the transmitter of light The messages cast upon
the ETHEREAL waves ten years ago. he states have not
yet reached the nearest stars but they have not yet
stopped so far as he knows and are still hurting
onward at their initial speed toward the stellar re-
celvlng stations, if any such there may be-. The
language in which they are framed may not be
ineligible to the inhabitants of these distant orbs
but if they are sufficiently alert they may at least
learn that there is Something stirring" in the cos
mos; and they may in some way learn that the dis
turbance is orig inating from the remote and per-
haps invisible planet If they manifest any interest
IN the matter we resort to our mathematics ac-
cording to which two and two make four; but that
may be at variance with their laws of reasoning and
they may reach the conclusion that we are so hope
lessly backward that it may not be worth while to
establish communication with u.s. Mathematics,
however, is only chance, because it's laws seem
to govern throughout the universe as is seen in
the accuracy of the determination of various celes-
tial phenomena.
After have gained a speaking introduction
through mathematical qualifications we may
venture to talk about the weather. fashions baseball
politics, the bolshevkists and the League of Ma
tons-matters which perhaps have never engaged
the attention of these super or sub-entities Of the
other stars planets.
Go to it, Mr.. Marconi. The inhabitants of old
earth who have become we'll nigh disguised with
the terrestrial order of things will joyfuy acclaim
the success of your high adventure
The Irish standard., 1919-01-25
defend themselves against the charge of sedtion
any other crime that the British authorities may

defend themselves against the charge of sedition
any other crime that the British authorities may
fabricate against them.
Not content with disappearing what the Sim
Feiners have done in the past the press correspon-
dent proceeds to volunteer the information that
they are about to take measures which are purely
seditious and in direct violation of explicit law )"
Had the astute and Jealous correspondent been pres
ent at the Continental Congress held in Philadelphia
lin 1875, he would no doubt have used exactly the
same words in relation to the transactions of that
body, which proclaimed that this country "is and
of right ought to be free and independent By sug-
gestion, at least, he would have indicated the de-
STABILITY of arresting Washington, Adams, Jeffer-
son, Hamilton and their associates; and would have
raised howl for action the part of the British
authorities.
We submit that the American people have been
overly fed up with this camouhaged species of
British propaganda 1t is the function of quasi
public corporation, like the news agencies, to give
account of the facts let the conclusions
be drawn as they may. These purveyors of general
news have been guilty of so many offenses of this
kind that they have forfeited public confidence, and
it has become trte saying that they are unworthy
of credence. Especially is this true of items per-
tanning to Irish affairs which are VIGOROUSLY un-
Trustworthy, the vast majority of them being faint
ed with malice and misnformaton.
The Irish standard., 1919-01-25
IS 1T INSTRUMENTATION OR MALICE?

News dispatches pertaining to affairs in Ireland,
as distributed by of the great American press
agencies continue to bear prima facie evidence of
gross unfairness and inaccuracy. An Associated
Press news item of January H. for example, con-
tains the following:
"This is one paradox. Another is that these
Sim Feiners, elected by about half of the voters
in Ireland platform of independence from the
British empire were chosen members of the Brit
ish parliament but specifically refused to recognize
that body and to call themselves members of the
British parliament"
Note the phrase elected by about half of the vot-
ers in Ireland" This will give a notion of the
slant of the whole article. AS the returns of the
election show that the Sim Fen party has at
least " of the total of los parliamentary seats
it will be how widely the dispatch varies from
the stubborn facts of the situation The Sim Fem
must have been past masters in the art of Gerry
Wandering" if they succeeded in electing two
thirds of their candidates with only onehalf of the
total electorate. The best estimate of the total
Sim Fen vote is that it included three-fourths Of
the whole polling
Another portion of the article states that
half of the Sim Fein candidateselect in various
English prisons, charged with sedition." The fact
is that these victims of British hatred and stupidity
are charged with crime whatsoever. They re
main interned prisoners denied the right of tria
by jury, and would be glad of the opportunity tc
The Irish standard., 1919-01-25
CLEAN IRISH SOLDIERS.

A British officer serving with the Leinsters in
Macedonia pays this tribute to their cleanliness and
high morale The letter is quoted from Marie Harri
sons recent book, "Down in Ireland:'
"Their language is not far from being as spot
less as their clothes 49,. These Irshmen find that
they get along quite we'll without bad language,
and they do They are, of course, practically all
Catholics, and that accounts for it. 1t accounts,
cent of the conversation in some English settle
ments, nor any of the obscene songs with which
English soldiers sometimes amuse themselves"
The Irish standard., 1919-01-25
THE SPIRIT OF IRELAND STILL LIVES ON

REV. Terrence J. shealy,, S. J., New York;
The one awful failure of nation is to fall from
her ideals, to give up striving to sell her soul to
power and avarice, aught that serves the sordid
sway of pride and passion. That indeed is failure
Ireland might have been rich and favored. She
might have merged her identity and her faith in an
.lien empire and alien worship. But she fought and
died; she starved and agonized; and in defeat she
has conquered. Her spirit still lives on.
The Irish standard., 1919-01-25
THE INNOCENT KAISER ABROAD

That the kaiser had his mind concentrated always
on maintaining peace in the world is abundant1y
proved by post bellum inventory of his private
there were but 598 German and foreign military and
naval uniforms. With such meager supply of
martial accoutrements no wonder Herr Hohenzol-
ern so stubbornly opposed the outbreak of the war
He was in the position of prima donna with a
trunk full of parapherna1ia who yet has nothing
to wear" Many other equally convincing argu,
ments could be adduced to show that the TEACHER
Gus onslaughts of the Belgians and French found
him wholly unprepared for such an Unforeseen and
unexpected happening
The Dutch should keep weather eye on their
dykes and windmills
The Irish standard., 1919-01-25

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
4 DICKSON MANS
EXPERIENCE.

Do yoa doubt the evidence ID
this Dickson ei,irsBg foa Tan ysf.
lily Dickson endorse msnt. Read
this.
y. A. ridwell. sx.saeriii and sioc /
buyer. n College IT.. say. hare
Used Doan Kidney Pills when cut
ierlng with dlsosd.ted aidnsys. Tbs
laain trouble was too frequent ae-
tioa II nv kidneys, and nos and
THIN. ~ back would ache terribly
! a+e ID do a hot Of riding when ac'
tiag ~ sheriff and 40 much lolting
! think. caused my uoubls. be.
gan asing Deans kidney Pilis %
The recommendation u friend,
procuring them at the Wyatt Drug
Co, Doans did me more good than
ANYTHING ! ever used aud | am only
too weli pleased to endorse them y
Price ulc at all dealers Don 5
simply ssk for kidney remedy
YET ttoan . Kidney s"iIl#-~,he same
that Mr.. rtd~eIi had. Foster, Mi
burn Co. Aigrs,, Buffalo. n. !.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

Below 10 the program oi the Mis-
sionary Circle Of the Nj, h. Church
South. which will be rpndefed al
the following charges:
fsliow Cse*a. March 3to s.
Cap. Furnscs, March . to
bslisbass. Msn,h ~ TO IL,
Hupsth, March IL to IL.
Charlotte March II to IN.
PROGRAM:
Rev. Omar Charles. Chairman.
7P. NJ, sermon.
y A. H.. Devotional Service,
S:i5 A. NJ, The Church Of God
First. w 4. V't!son.
$50 A ~. Personal Eyansei-
len. '-E. l. Knoslss.
s:45 A. NJ. Prayer Ia The
Home, ~ b. Bates.
10 A. NJ. Spirituality 10 The
Church. ID, q. Leidia
1915 A. NJ. A Mes Gonesp.
ton d Christian Service, -omal
Charlss.
1890 A, NJ. Tbs Centenary
Movement. ~. G. i.sidls
II A. NJ, Sermon,
II NJ. Lunch.
lI5 T NJ. Conference Asssss.
men. 10 Full. Early 10 The Year,
r | Knowles.
i;W z NJ, An Adequate Sup.
por, For the Pastor w Il VII
soD.
Lao T. NJ, Importance Of The
Sunday School,. e. |. kno~les
2p. NJ. The Work oi The Ep-
worth League, lunar Charles
2;l5 p NJ. Importance Of Reg
ular Church Attendance. K |.
hnawlss. .... ....,... ....-,.. .......
30 T M. Missions 10 The
Sunday School. ID. q i.eidig.
245 2, NJ, Religion 10 Bust.
nsss,,a a1 RHslpsas ~ Religion. " r.
A Layman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
MEMTOmE GAINS
QUICK SUCCESS
Famous Medicine Sweeps o.
yer Tennessee aud ken.
lucky ia Two Moaihs.
Is NOW ON SALE HERE.
Matthews Drug cGEpsc,
tfonored With Exclusive
Agency In Dickson.

Meritoue The ngw sIsten mesii.
cine ot real merit tbs. il Raa so
sale al The Matthews Drug Co,
Iha. ssined alnos, instant success
wherever /, has been introduced
In lie ire, tao months the famous
new medicine swept ,Aver the states
ot Tennessee sad kensreky ~iih
such fspiiiIy ~ to s,at,le even the
oldest aud nes, experienced drug
mea Already Tbs tame. VI Nrri.
toms has become household word
over 4 territory containing i've utsl-
saa ,psaple. .......... .........~.......
This instaat rise 10 suecrss could
not have been accomplished II
Msritone did NJ, have teal msfai
The nsk~rs III Mcl,nne believe II
IL the medic,ne III merit tbat thou.
sands ei siling people have h-sa
needing aud wans,na Tor years 1t
~ the formula ~ tfsinrd rilrDi'rt
~ho spnn, years IN hrlng II 10 par
lection.
iu larger citirs Thousands u pew,
pie are already Taking Merllonr and
are getting wonderful fesulis from
i,s use Many are taking Me,fltune
to build up their strength IN | health
after ipHusnsa OF pu-umouia
Many 5tnsta Are takins 1YTd'es.rxsrAs'
an alling condition II the stomach,
liver ~ kidnsys or 10 combat Ga
tauh or rheumatism
Here 10 Dickson Meivtons caa he
obtained only at The Mstthe~ =
Drug Go.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Relief Campaign On

he campaign Tor funds To b,
used by the COMMITTEE fot Rel,ri
IN the Near East was put on IL
,hs County BY the Chairman writ
,ng lctleEs TO individuals asklns
them to give and secure funds
The Chairman reports that he has
heard from good many bu, there
are number ot people IN the
County that have nottespondcd
THIS is worthy causc and Dick
son County ought not h tail To d.
her part hts p@p-' would like
TO ~nooutag' tie people through.
out the tounty ~ respond to ,h,s
call. as ctrsr cent ot Il goes tn
relieve suffering ,ud dvnA human
hy People who are no, al',cl
with either s,dc ct this conflict.
but are suffering because they
were driven away from their
homes and ,heu property destroy
ed axe ,lo onos ,sba .mall be, re-.
hevcd Then call comes to us
through the Committee handling
thu. W ork and VIZ should respond
Those that have no, sent IN IN
response To the request. should do
So at once, 80 that the report can
50 IN from this County, and the
people be furnished the food nee.
cssory To carry them through the
winter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Death Of Editor Ozmenf.

E Oxm=nt ~ho for a mum
Der Oh years has been associated
with h. brother b Ozm-n,. IL
the publication o! the hickman
County News died suddenly a, his
home IN CrnueviIie, on lhufsday
night oi last week He had been
IN declining health Tor several
years, but has death came unex.
peciedly to his family and ifi~nds
tie was 81 years OF age, and IL
survived by n widow and two
oaildsen, tour bto,hets and two
SISTERS he was journals, oi
note. was strong and yafAasile
winter. and has los. to his section
Us a journalist and cttiten, will he
greatly iel his fematns passed
Though here frday morning be-
lns conveyed 10 bin former home,
at Montesums. Tenn tor inter.
men, The li~rald extends sym
pathy TO the beref; family,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Presbyterian Church Notes,

For Jan 18th. the ANNOUNCEMENT.
lnclnde the preaching services IN
chaize oi the pastor nj II a. IN.
AMI : . III, And Sabbath School
a, 8 81, also. Young Peoples Nee.
lne At Il O'Clock With lie new u
iicrrs thu Christian knd-avor Soc.
isty i. making at effort to equal
ihe good teeQfd made IL tue, past
Every onr i. welrome a, all these
srrvlees Special music is expected
Tor the coming Sabbath.
/. Ihs eoattlhytlpn, at>-tAz b,hlr
Class. Sunday school sud Church
tor IL. Syrian and Armenian Relief
Fuus was more than doubled what
was expected, A good aum was
also, raised Tor local charity Nav
ytra, blessings attend these noble
gifts
la the absence uf the pastor. who
WAS conducting services and organ.
itIng a church near WAverly, the
congregation heard good and
profitable sermon by Rev | {.
fallen, at the morning hour
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Public Sale.

ln accordance with transfer oi
title to shne,mskiua machinery
given by Louis Gross tn the Fire.
National Bank II Dickson. Tenn
|. PHI Hensie., will sell ihp ~toe.
making machinery ou, III. formerly
owned hv Louis t,ross and operated
by him IN The town u pu ss',n
ssle To be Saturday Jan oath.
1879. q, ~ o clock ri the Harry
Davis Building on N"ft cciics
Street Terms ofsste cash
Property sill hs cold 4utl.gt 10
title notes held hy thr Cha NIPPON
Shoe Machine Company. If -
l.asii=s- ~ \. ssil nole& having t'sen
given this firm by LONE Gross IN
payment tor machinery.
This Jan, III. 1919
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
BY Fit IiensIee,
President
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

by vifin. o! the power 10 me YES
ted by trus. deed, executed on the
2lud day Of November. 1916. by
+ J l.unn aud vile, Ina Lunu. to
secure aud make certain the paw.
ment vi a certain note IA W. M
Metslef. aud deisul, having been
made in the paymen. u salh note,
| will cell at auction. aud public
cutlery on the 10Th day OF February,
1912. at | O'Clock. p. IN. At East
Court house door In Dickson, Dick
son County, Tennessee, the proper.
ty covered in snd conveyed TO me
by said trust deed same being In
the 9Th civil distr,c, Of D'ck.on
County. Tenn and IN the town of
Dickson on West side Sylvis st.eet,
bounded AZ follows. North BY an
alley, East by Sylyis street, South
by the John kistler property, West
t,y An slley
Said sale will be tor cash. and in
bar Of the equity 81 redemption.
homestead, and dover all Of which
equities being hy SAID trust deed
expressly waived and deed will b.
made purchaser accordingly,
The proceeds Of sale vii be ap.
piled ~ by said trust deed provid.
ed. and reference IL hereby made Ia
same on record. Charlotte, Dickson
County. Tenn, IN Book No. It >
page 4a). Tor any certainty lacking
ia his notice.
This January ,th. 1878.
" X. BOITt, Trustee,
Howard h. Brown, Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
The Fair And
Square Quota Plan

America asa nStloA heht2es II
TAR play Il was lh,s national
ideal ihs, carried ~ into thc world
war, Cur representatives at the
peace ynI1frtrroe arr rtcisei a. ,
Just peace
The same IDEA was In the nuni,
at officials N this Feeders E~satyt
DISTRICT whom taey adopted the
tar ana square irtnljpsl quota
plan tot thu Flan Liberty loan.
Under this system every citizen
will he gwen qaata hased 90 hl-
tax returns a0a lncnmt II the =
mount allotted /. rekatie,l unla-'
she individual has The right - Az.
peal 10 su adjustment committee
NJ ane vii b. haras~fi Nv .a',c
,tats il he dnes BIS duts IT, 81
~ aska3 simply t. appear At =
gwen place nn THE opening day a
Ft|E GANtHs AE sui IA F~NtfRF ~ fA4f
anaun, II honts IA u knaw0 t, he
able ~ tuy Nh.n THIS j. doug
there viii Ne no requests "a iaphle
II or "a aska another subscription
The r,sa - one that should sp-
pasi - tbs peopse throughout trt
district, il every person responds
tie count, qaats WI, BE- rai.ed
The drst say ar' business can &
On ~ usual II wli, mesn : great
ssvles u mans aaj effort
Fhc hard ls,ae nNs, Re aastst'
teply tae enormous expense incur
res ty the govern urnt ia wlunlus
me MAJ NV the Gevetrul i
oSefra-GS convenient = An ta,
ru.,Gs 81, par: /, saa1i asyv
the esesJuS .! svv;y person in the
country
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
LAND SAl1.

BESSIE hi>StNGk-R, 1T Al.
10 the loga,y Co4,t 81 n,cA.,a t'oqa,y
In elseShpnee 10 decsvp ID sAt Coaa,y
,oArt ~ nssAAAu t0aaty, IN The case ~
/ VI + lseA., 81 us :, Bessse ..stii4s~ aver
e: Al Nld. 90
>ATt RpAl, FE8Rt AIRY Is, 1919,
u dsat csoc.. ! n 81 We Fsruess
Sna Merchants SaaA. n " hiie bEgS
reaa,ss>e. sell 10 tie shss. AMI bcst
bidder. iNo tracts Vi lArsi. uae VI "
acres, more " le~s. The other VI o. arr~
U10Se * less, IylRS 40 the An ova jls-
trrsl " IRcAson ese0aty, sbSsas iaG;
l,lies Sna.h n Rh.ts RaAE. bsaas lAs
tAsl taAt 6, T Deal, deee&ssSi. ouaei
81 TIE ltae II ilss death
ssll sac all - fos oae~;hTd cAsA
the rvE.aAas.is. IL be ess,4 N oae Aai t~e
wears, slta lassrrss ~stA tssn retained for
TIE sapASi pafeAas zaoe~y. AID 10 bar
,; tae eS1liy o, redeem plaza. esSse~sesi
saa 3rses rights
TaAs Aa1Ary -. 1919.
MELVIN HARRIS. Clerk.
) 4. OLEAE.NT. Ssaszt@,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
lnsoiyent Notice.

Having this day suggested 10 ih.
Clerk 81 TIRE County Ee,rs III Hum
phrsys County. feHn-s=re baffins
ofiiss in ias Cnn', lgo0se nj sslc
Cnuaty snd state In haverly Ten.
nes-ee the insolvency. u tbs estate
4 7 peeis. defsas~,i. nss;ce 81
hereby gwen 10 ali parties hastiros
cla'p- sgslif@t tse -aiet@ os ]
peeltf 4+gsss.d, IA Sic the saHe
with SAID Clerk II hamphse1s cssan
". TeDns4.et 10 ct heift iige lllh
lay d July 1919. oF sanf all b.
barred,
All parties aw3nS said rstsse vii
come lore ard sud settle them ~l1h
me st azss. 81 ssass sill tse placed
10 tie kapf. II sn o.fie4r fos col.
lection.
Tt0s l!ih DAY 4 Jan. 1919
] y. PEKL.ER, Adn,.
al TIE Estate IL ]. r. Pe.ieg Ose q.
NASTEn,--P0p-corn. see 3 b.
CnsisrtiiI. Diekssr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
NONRESIDENT NoTtCA
r4-s-ssss~
ALICE " FRIGHT
: w
JOlIN " RIGHT

In Cbsncery AT Dick.op, Tenn.
In thi* cause i appearing tn ttee
CLERK d Master from sAidsyi, flied
IN this cauaa. that the Defendant,
John Nnrh'. 10 nonresident ~
the State III Tennessee and cannot
he served with process. Il 10 ordered
by the Master 'laa, said Defendant i.
John Wright appear at tie court
house 10 Dicsson. Temp. on on be.
lore, Thursday after ,hf 9th Monday
in Awii, nent. 1919. aM plead an i.
swet or demar 10 The bilI E!.d
ngsinsi him in THE cause iu ID.
vorc~. ~ TIRE suse will be taken fns
coniesse j, snj the caass a~t iof
bes1InR sr psrte
/. !. further ordered that this no.
t,ce lar pnbtisbed IA the Dick.pn
County Herald iov soar es.ta,et ottss
seeks AZ required bs las IA such
tA.es.
NIipess ny bald nj oshes. 10
feun., ih. Jan. 7 1919
j. j. Taylor. e. an.
II. G. Eichsrsson. Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
RESULTS WILL
SIARIIE DICKSON

People report quick results irou
pure Layop.i. eye wash. A CIR
with weak, strained eyes was help.
I'd by ONE application, Her moth
.r could not sew or read because OF
aye pains. In one week her trouble
was soae. Asmall bottle OF lsvop.
tik is guaranteed 10 help EVERY
CASE weak. strained or inhsmed
eyes, ONE WASH uartles with
lts quick results. Aluminium eys
cup FREE --Clemore Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

STKfYEn>2Two steers yrsf 0i.i
past, aue rsi and white spotted
marked crop otF lrit split and
under trns cut on right, and lsheI
" J Hudson on Ieh ear, The
other one il rel sided and white.
backed WITH aams mark and label
Liberal reward .cr their return or
information ~ 10 their whereshout.
81 " } Hudson. Sylvia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Chamberlain. Cough Remedy

Before uyIue THIS preparation foi
yoish II riJ yifi tnaT Ei.b n
knaa sbat II has DONE iJt 5tl.eis
Mrs q Cook, Macon. IL, .sits-
j have found Il gives ,ha alicsttl
rtIIst II sGy cough remedy baye
ever u.ed Mr. James 4 Knott,
ChRlicothe. Mo, says, ,'hamhe,-
taln. Cough Remedy Cannot b.
hes, Tor coughs and colds II ],
Moore Oval Pa. Gays | have
aasd CHAMBERLAIN Cough Remedy
"a several occasions when VAS
suffering with a settled cold upon
The ctes, and Il hss always brought
about cure adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
kONnESIpEkr NOTICE.
ApDIE CALnW ELL
Va.
HENRY CALDWELL.
la chsncery NJ Dickson, Tenn


In this cause. IL appearing To fh.
CLERK Il Master fru1 aihrisvtt Sled
IN ttsls cars- tbs; The Defendant
Henry Gsldwsll. ~ nonres,del.t HI
the state Of Tennessee and CAMPO,
~ served with process. /, u ordered
by IN. MISTER ttst salti Fsrttfit4 srs,
Henry Csid~tII. appear at THE
court houss q, Dickson Tenn. ca
W before Thursday after The s,h
Aoaisy in ApflI. neTt, 1919, and
plead. sns or dsmm to TIE biz
6lei sgslnst HIM 10 tbs csase fo'
Divorce. ~ the same ulli BE- isken
for confessed AMI tie csuse sel 81.
hearlus sx.parte
Ii IL further ordered thA. this no
,ice be pgaiisbea in the Dicxeen
Counts Herald for four c'onsecuf, We
weeks. A. required by law IN such
ase-
&ise~-. aiy hand $, egsoe. ia
Dicksan. Tenn. this Jsa 1919.
J, J, TAYLOR. c. 4 ".
II c. Richardson. Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Death OF Mr.. \. K. Surg

AZ the ,mr Ut gong "a pr"a With
this pas" IT the paper At ! / % Clocs
this tFhur.da}i morn,ns. W. learn
oi the death u NJ. \, K ~ueg, Of
snifusnSt pnrufnfttIffI,, At fi;s ii6tnr
luet South Of Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
NJ. Z. Church.

At the VI Il Church sunday Goth
Sunday School at AS a. IN.
II \ McCreary Superintendent,
Preaching at | a IN. and ! y III
Suhle is At II 4, m. The Fer
iect, Law Of Liberty "
AZ u. IN. The Results II Sin. y
A cordial invitation 90 ali
John u. Holland. Pastor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
q Ncs<-NEetpEMT NOTICE.
JOHN WILLIAMS
J ". GLEN mons


In Chsncefy Cour, at Dickson Tenn
In this csu%~. il appearing to h,
Clerk and Master. from affidavit
fled, tina, the Defendant. J. "
Clemmous, ia q non resident nj the
State OF Tennessee. and esnnos be
served With process. and that an
oriyirsl attachment has lssaed and
been levied upon the real estate Of
the said ]. W, Clemmons. 10 ti,t
sih, distr.c, OF Dickson County.
tennessee, il ,s. therefore. ordered
by the Master that ssid Defendan,
] W, Citmmous, sppvs, st Tbs
Courthou ne. 10 Dickson, Tennessee
m or before, the
FIRST MONDAY In NARCH.i9Is
oex, and plead answer or demu'
10 the till died against him IN this
,au-s OF the same -iil be taken 10,
'onsss-ei and the cause set fas
bearing Ell pare
/. 70 further ordered ths, this
Eo,ice ae pGhlsnesi in the Dickson
County Herald. Tor al less, four
consecutive weeks. as required by
AZ in sucn cases
Witness, nv han1 a, uy Office in
Dickson. Tenn thi. Jan. 9Th 1919.
J J TAYLOR. {. 4 N.
W T, CRUT2ER. Solicitor