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Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28
DranE[6ll$! a {

not promoted as fast as the other
children and at the age of 16, hay
ing then succeeded in attaining
mastery of the spelling of many
words of two syllab1es, he was COM
PEELED by the poverty of his parents
to help earn the living.
He secured position in the large
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28

nate and the poor youth sat, porting
over the drawings. -.
The next day the great doughnut
mills began turning out doughnuts
with holes in them! And ever since
then the world has come to recog-
i,ize this as the best kind of dough-
nut.
IF old Peter Tubbs had had a
daughter, General Singer might not
be bachelor today.
All, who knows!
ITO be continued)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28
The Election in Oak Creek.
Coax Creek News. Sent In by Max GrudInsM

The Election in Oak Creek.
(0ak Creek News, Sent In by Max GrudInsM I
the Ashton HeraId).
Sixty-five votes were cast at
the election last Tuesday in
this precinct and one was a
ladies vote. A. Wall received
10 votes and Hiyo Alden 81,
for delegates to the constitu-
tional convention. And the
proposition for a new court
house was defeated by IS votes
about Is votes staying home to
s1op the hogs. Seems like they
have got so used to stopping
they can't think of nothing else
but slop hogs.
Our brother correspondent
from Paplin gave us good ad.
vice about shooting troubel.
hut failed to tell us where to buy
the trouble shooter.
Mrs Gravel lost hog several
lays ago and it seems imposs-
be to find it.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28

so think that little practice viii
make perfect. Give us little dem.
onstration. Your place right now is
down in the basement and this is
about the time for you to begin sift-
ing those ashes that you have been
talking about for four weeks. A
little speed also would not be
amiss."
Leffingwell yielded to the force
of his wife's argument so he sneaked
away to the basement and gave an
object lesson in the value Of time
and place.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28
They Can Always Float ! loan.

People who invest in watered
stocks ought not to complain il they
get soaked.-Cartoons Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28
WHEREf

We could write lots of cutie
.hings about New Years but
we say nothing except this:
Where will we be when they
white it "201o"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28
DTScPAcEFIIT,.

"Shriners were there adorned
n their red fezzee and wide
4miles," said a write up of the
,hriner entertainment at the
Brandeis last Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28
"As Strong as Iron Bands.

Mr.. Strong will arrive with
his family in few days, and
will open UP his blacksmith shop
IN short time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-14

these" Harvest o. he o N y m Be he Of
" whayno p k h da W. have Imported a
opno At nd Know Standard Sp in
smada alep for only
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-14
Great Saving on Fine Shoes

SALE OF BOYS CELEBRATED dub
BELBILT" CRAVENETTED SUITS
Here's your chance to outfit the boys
with these fine clothes at great saving.
Boys "DubbelbiIt" Cravenetted Suits are
the best made clothing that you can buy
for boys. Twenty reasons why they are
better and with the reduction we are
making for Saturday, is twenty-one rea-
sons why you should buy now-$5.OO re-
duction on any boys "Dubbelbilt" suit in
the store for Saturday only.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-14
~
Great Offering on Rubber Footwear


the store
Don damp fee can "a
sHR1s-fiee you
Special HARVEST fh
OF
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04
EHE ZUR LINKEN HAND.

Sounds interesting, doesn't it?
Well, it's Hun talk for marriage by
the left hand"
And what is marriage by the left
hand? Oh, it is what in royal circles
is better known as Morganatitc mar
rage, and morganatic marriages are
marriages Of persons of royal blood
to someone whose blood is of the COM
mon sort.
Under morganatic unions the non
royal part of the deal does not share
on a partnership basis, having no
claims to rank. The children, while
legitimate, are not heirs.
Morganatic marriage is topic of
local consideration this week because
of the showing at the Nogales Thea
ter today of the William Fox photo
play, "The Strange, Woman" in which
various sorts of marriages are factors
Gladys Brockwell is tn estar.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS

and leaders in sociological and politi-
cal thought were the first to see "The
Auction of Souls" the unprecedented
screen epoch to be presented at the
Royal Theater starting today and con-
tinuing for three days TUESDAY,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Before being shown publicity in the
motion picture theaters, it was cxhib-
tied privately in the larger cites of
the East and West, where distinguish
ed audiences looked at it in amaze
ment.
Society Leaders Interested.
In the Plaza Hotel, New York, one
Of the greatest centers of distinction
! in the country, auction of Souls" had
private showing under the super
vision of Mrs. oliver Hartman, the
chairman of the National Motion Pic
ture Committee, and Mrs. George w.
| Vanderbilt, chairman of the New
York committee This exhibition con-
tinued for week, in which time 1000
of New York's leaders of society paid
$40 each to see the picture.
Besides the New York exhibition,
the picture was seen in Los Angeles,
where the leading society people of
the western coast reviewed it. 1t was
also shown in the city of Philadelphia
where big audiences paid high prices
to see the picture.
Proceeds Given to Armenians.
Of course, in each instance, this
money went as benefit to the cause
of the Committee for Relief of the
Near East. The fact that this COM
mittee took "Auction of Souls" before
the leaders of the country to drive
home in their minds the need for send
ing relief to the Armenians bespeaks
the pictures merits as a gripping por-
trayal of what happened when the
Turks began the slaughter of thou
sands of Armenians.
This remarkable picture, thrown on
the screen at the Royal Theater for
three days, is exhibited at popular
prices, viz: Adults, Is cents; children
Is cents. War tax additional in each
case.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION

~ ~AOAA W - OA>AAAO <4OS4kVN
Notice i hereby given that OF MOI
day, the 18th day of November, 1919,
at the City Hall, In the City of No
gales, Arizona. at the hour Of 10 o.
m, ! will sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash the
following described real property,
WIZ:
Lots A, B, C, D, and E, Of lot num-
bered Nine (9) of Block Ole ~, Of
the City of Nogales, Arizona, accor-
ding to the plat and map of the sub
division Of said Lot Numbered 8,
made by ]. w. Larimore and on rec
ord in the office of the County Re
corler of Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Done by order of the City Council,
made and entered the 18th day Of Oc-
tober 1919. 50
F. E. COLE,
Clerk.
First publication, October Is, 1919.
Last publication, November II,
1919.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04
"WOMAN UNDER COVER
A Sensa ional Play Filmed at the No
gales Theater on the Srceen To-
dnu

gales Theater on the Srceen To-
day.
"We've got to do something that
is smas,ling-sonething that will
make the whole town sit up and take
notice" Such was the edict that went
out from the new owner of the Morn
ing Leader, following directors
meeting.
John McHenry, the city editor, shook
his head dubliously. "Not a chance
unless" and then he had an in
spiration, "unless we can get some
thing new on the murder mystery
something the other papers didn't
get" He went to the phone and call
ed Alma Jordan, the star feminine re-
porter, known in the parlance of the
newspaper, as the "sob sister,"
There had been murder at the
Odeon Theater some fine before. The
star of the show, an idol of the hour,
had been killed by shot as he sat in
his dressing room during the last en-
semble of the chorus. Circumstances
pointed the accusing finger at the act
or's wife for she had quarreled Of
ten and violently with her husband.
But the evidence against her was on
ly circumstantial and the grand jury
refused to indict her.
But Alma. Jordan had a bunch as to
who fired the shot that killed the Cd
cons leading aoctor. And therein was
The Leaders only chance for big
scoop. So she and the city editor,
with the help of the owner of the pa
per, set a trap for the person they felt
was guilty of the murder. But the
suspected one slipped out.
But Alma Jordan persisted and
the murderer was brought to the law,
hut incidentally, Alma's worthless
brother was placed in a position that
we'll nigh broke his faithful sisters
heart.
That, briefly, is the story of ''The
Woman Under Cover" which brings
FRITZ Brunette to the Nogales Theater
Tomorrow in the latest Universal
phooplay, with George McDaniels,
Fontaine LaRue and Harry SPRINGER
in her supporting cast.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

Russell Electric & Machine Company.
233 Morley Avenue. 1921 It
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

If its Electrical, We Can Help You:
Russell Electric & Machine CO., 233
Morley Avenue. 1921 If
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

RAGS WANTED-Will pay
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

RAGS WANTED-Will pay s
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04
HAVE THE OASIS DELIVERED
AT YOUR DOOR EACH MORNING
BY CARRIER. 75c PER MONTH.

RAGS WANTED-Will pay 5
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

SAVE YOUR EYES. Consult Ari-
iona Optical Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

Glasses Wrong. See Arizona OPP.
teal Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

Better Electric PercoiatOrs, Toast.
ers and Heating Appliances Russo
Electric & Machine Co. 1921 #
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

Glasses Broken. See Arizona OPP
teal Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-04

Power, Gas, Lights and Ice. Arr
IONA Gas & Electric Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
"TENNESSEE"
- BY oMA q. OFT

Below 10 paAlisAsa pssm ~sissa BY Miss ON. o, daash oi
Mr. and t. O ~ha ssds ssa Aavns moved hsfe hon
Uhao sw The 10 lestst from
friend Ohio Who wished kpos wha she thought OF her ns
Tennessee She With the following poem
You have asAsd Tor . poem Of ths State IL Tennessee.
Bu. do sabise, justice esysad the like. VI
II would skilltal pus psassn, rbyGs
Tbs dreams and bsAasa Madame Nature placed here mood
Still my crude ~.y I'll Try. ~ith your wishes comply
heard ssyias oldlime ;sings
Hers the sdwe ssaolishsa-peops prove wish reel,
verDa woods still hlsidss here fence oi rail
skirts hsid ii corn ~ cotton sarns st,sams h'ouxa
the dale:
And Dame Custom m eadow cradles. hoes and bore. pow.
Old ox by tn. ~sy side pcsinisai.. door;
From Asxnoas the song thrill their ov.sonss o snd
Good oss ride In lumber wagon. owe. .oohv billy roads.
Sleepy uas in aosehan harness drag aans ths'r ussome
losds.
Wooden eridses quaint hucoc .p.n where merry oc
eauciess would whi.ps, tragap,
howsrv,
|, would whisper ske.
0f the lucid o xusumn and cf Strings esnxi birth
All tre eees voald reveal and their beauty would er
In winter Fireplace ,ho~.i sA, through room
Filling full OF shadows drinks the cold and gloom
Here within the dreight many weird tales are told,
~ bs hsas tbsi ssbts~s a DE ui.ches ca. bold
For tbs sapersioas South has mind and mouth
Th.re humble stranger abide
TIL he's rested and refreshed him loo the ok take shssous
pride
In their s,mep friendly manner their inbo'u chvahs
This with sot and dawy voices make them folks
Friendly ways and sombsr osi couldn't ov. people more
Gay people Tor pAsttme often take long hayrde
Zach full Of aud laughter Tor the his aide
Possum unts and nussnl parties good odishon~d
Satisfaction reisns suprsmsly iu such simpls these
Oh in Dixie life 10 swset-iust y dream complete
In the South sonseh pampsrsd homem sorghum
wheat cakes.
Hot and isatherv biscus hearty appetite a~akes
fiedpes gts and homecursd bacon persmmon bahecues
Dhed in friendly drives away deepe. blues
Heee,sb With haean Tbs ads
In the North boast snc~dge ambitious pride
Have time to coincidence the iorlorn eide
There have time marvel At the sunsets namng
For the mighty dollar leads relentless
Call us iesy call ~ sow-we are LIVING . NJ go
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
DlckSon CITY ScROA
FACULTY APPOINTED

Al the feren. meeting u the CITY
|Sehe&i board, the iaralty IA shs
nsesson fahise Soslevl ~as slsctsi
~ ieisQxsa
flrs assds--M Mrs, Mary nsown.
Second xaxd~-- Mrs. III, l., Peterson.
Third gsads'Sasss yesa A.lIes,
rnmth grade MSss l.ois rippi,.
Flah ssaie--Mrs. fs.nk Esaalvs.
SIXTH grade Miss hallls pau,,
Seventh grade Miss Hsstie Fulusf
Eish, srsds and psiacIpal-- foi. v.
l.. Esaylr.
An .xucllsas .sanurwts Sidewalk In
just hsins Completed 10 iraai u the
school s,sst,esAy and ~s andsss, aud
thai the ssop.sty awness Mv pre-,
sss,es ~ ,epsit .Lsr etarsaia. a.
I,.s:.,,x Aslhut street Which viii sda
greatly ~ The eoasru,rii,e nj sst.
sing 10 the Hbu,f nnsiilns. The
tsoat eampus OF The .ehool praprtty
ls sIso being levesvd sad a,t.tw.se
beaatifed and We ars iniosmed that
several other much as~ded iiupEpvss
msn,s are being SNAPPED aai tut lhs
coming school year,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
ALL CLAIMS ARE
UPHELD By LADY
Mrs. Parrish Is Firmly Con-
sineed Oi Trutona's Re-
markabIe Merits.

Ajsm,y,lle, Thnn July % 1919
- vi convinced that rtutoua i-
a med,cine ot real merit aud | tsel
can saiely say shs, II sill do al
that ctaimti, WAS the enthusl
AT ,li convincing sts.emen,
IN olv retenih by Mrs, " 4 Par
ush. well known and highly
respected Adsmsy,lle woman.
I've been suffering with nerv'
ousntss and hrArt trouble tor tn.
past ~ years, she continued
Constipation also bothered me
I've taken 4 bot oi iit'eraai mrdi
u,nes hat they dldu I give me per.
msnrnt relief
Oat bottle IT GrutauA has hene-
fitted mc wond rtuly Why | eAu
slryp ~ mNh better at ntlhs now
ant my nervous trouble hss beer
greatly improved In a general
wav. too | 'ac much better I'm
rnnttdtut thTtr arr further bpnsr,.
IN rru,ons iu- me aud | ln,end ,e
continue usms II, trust others
~iFl hee3 MY ADVICE and nv thr
new ten,c,
rutaus is now beins Introduce d
and explained in ilit kson at III,
Clemote Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
CHAIRMAN RESIGNS

AT the regular ssmi montLly
meeting u the Dickson Highway
Com ni ssion Tues lay II vas agreed
for the Cunnissino 10 ylsit the two
proposed locations Tor bridge on
piasy next Tuesday and 10 NEE,
the citlxens u these vieiBiiies and
discuss building bridge across
Pinsy.
Several District Supervisors VI
the County we're present aad to.
ported progress bslng made on road
work ia their Districts The Com.
mission has reeriyed from b =
Government frcrn,ly three large
army automobis trucks. which will
be- used in road building work in
the County. Thr tibmrntss sl~e
received large roller which iS now
ut Pond Switch. and which will be
ussd in W udding and rolling the
highways OF the County. This secre-
tary, N N Taylor. was instructed
10 buy several dozen picks aud
shoysis to b. distributed among
the various district Supervisors, also
order was placed Tor several road
scfepep,
Judge joe B, Werm. rendered
bis resignation ss Chairman oi the
Highway Cummisuion and Oh
motioa oi n II Eubans. seconded
by G.. II. Williams, Mr., Weems
resignation WAS accepted. T. n
Stone was elected temp )rary Chair.
msn OF The Commission. The Com
mission upauimou. ly agreed TO
postpone eleoting n permanen.
Chairman until The next regular
nesting which Will be tao weeks
: tssm' tass> lac. e.-.ss,s4sssx t.es,e> = ~. :.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
FEELING RuE?
LIVER LAlI?
TAKE 4 CAlOTle


II yon hsys mol tried Cslotabs
you have = drl,ghsiul SURPRISE y.
wasiips yea. 'rhs so.,dsiial tisRf.
cleansing and system purifying pro
petti-. of Csiomel ms, nos he en-
Dyed withou! The slirh'es, nsps~*s'
=. Mnss~. A Caiotsh q, bedtime
ri, b 4 swallow VI satf 'hs. . all,
No Nsse. no salts. nor the sAshtea
uopl. xsan. si!scis; You sass up
in ,hs sA,oru,nu is~lins 80 good ihst
you v. y TO laugh at,oo, II Your
live, IN assn. yem sytiem u pafi'
fed yo.v appetite haas.y, Eat
vhs. you skah. .--po dagger. The
next time ~ Grsl i#rs. MEAN. nerv'
Gus. b,us ~ 1I-Sgntsged give youf
live, q thoro vg.' .iesns'o1 ~ish
CAiotsb. Thv ~ ~ perfect sh"s
yoe. dsagyis. II .'ah#itsd 4" re.
iur.d the p,ic@ ss .'psrao'e~ ibas
yoa will be delighted
Ca!utabs az aid oniy ,t original
se@isd packages Prios thirty isvs
csua.s. Al oil drugstore, = iAasj
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
DICKSON GIRL
WINS D. S. c.

A picture II Mise ksthsrya
Joae~. daughter oi Mr.. aud Mrs
w. l. Jones oi shis place spl cared
tn the sundays edition IL th~
Nashville Banner, she having 70
celvrd citation aud dscofstioa ~
the Distinguished Service Cross
from Col. Shaw:
Mas Jones' was recommended by
Cap. Darlington. commanding o.
heer oi Contagious Hospital. keysss.
France. Tor her exceptionally mer-
itorlous aud copspleious service
while on duty in his hospital. aud
hss action was approved by officers
OF the Vanderbilt, Unit. in which
she worked Miss jones lei, Nash.
willie with tias unii 10 November.
1917 and remained member until
the uni. lett Tor tbs States. when
she vas made chief nutse OF Camp
H0*pitai NO ~, taxing the place
VI Niles siunott who vas cent 10
ssyefnay. France. 10 be- chief OF
hospital center
Miss Jones' is a graduate u ~.
Thomas general hospital elass Of
May 1919 She ia still 10 France
dong duty with Camp Hospital
No. us, Brest. which will be The
last hospital Ia close, but AZ troops
are leaving very fast now. II vii!
probably he able 10 close N October.
Hhsn ,sAe aill rstuIA hntue, having
spent twenty-three months IN the
service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

1 YEAR-olD cum
BURNS 70 DEATH

littls Rer,as Well aged 4 years,
died Al an saFls hour Manday Dasa-
ing from the effects u husns rsc~iv,
ed lase Sandsy vi tho homs al hsl
pareats. Mr.. and Mfs Myass Wciis
at White Bluff, The child was
playing in the yard a, her home
aud ~as trying 10 light 4 papei
with o match when her clothing
caught Gre. Tho flames quickly
spread over has body and when the
family reached her, the clothes wese
burned oil and Der entitr body and
face we're burned.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Mr. l.. A. McCsul and daughter.
are sisitlng relatives ia NJ, i.ouis
Miss Hester keele IL visiting rsla'
,iv.s and friends In Louisville. Nv.
and C:acinnati. Ohio.
Mrs Xii namron. oi Amarillo
Texas. 10 the CUES, o! bet grand.
parents Mr., and Mw, \. A, Myan
] G. Martin, who has ius, return
ell from France IL visiting his par
en,s. Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Martin,
II. y. joined by bis vile o|
Msdisonville. Ny.
Clyde Collier came 10 koeds,
irom army service ev~rTsas HI
was among the dn. IN volunteer
from this County and is the sxst oi
the s,unch who volunteered when
he did. 4, return.
i1r. and Mrs. Clarence Sissmoss
after a ie~ days r,si, herr with the
iarspeas brother. nr. Claude Size.
mnrr and family. will leave today
Friday Tor tileis hene In ~, Louis,
ThsS make the trip 10 their auto.
mobile. and will Be accompanied
home hy Drs c. n. s.zsmms aud
G. A, Slayden.
Mrs Ed Murchison ent~staiaAA I
unmher oi toe, younger elem~Dt oi
Dieteob Tuesday evening With Z
lawn party sn'l dance in banes q
b*f sa.ssr. Misc Ess Hsrsssea. ot
Nashville, The lawn uresensed q
charming sppearaas.. being lii up
9th Jspspese lanterns. Rsaresb.
nen.s were served late iu the sven.
ing.
NJ. aud AFs n. d. feytn1 anj
are v,sliing relatives and
trisnds ss Cotumhia. l.. C.. Bst~s
.. 10 charge N the Columtis Pro-.
duce business q, this place during
Mr. Ptytons absence. Mr. Bates
has just recently returned irous
Fragcs. Beiaes going 10 ,h~ xn4t
he zas msnAssr oi the psojnr~
hdanse los thas COMPANY ss WAvexiy
Mr. Bates ~ esing asss@sed by A.
ID. grga,~h ssd ths~ sho have
been selling him th~n pfodscv st
The xasphres PvNs3wce ssssd VIII
DO. 6nd him acsoss The street ag
ihe Columbia Produce sisnd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
A Dangerous New Disease Ol
The Irish Potato.

Assry destructive diseass OF the
Irish potato called the Potato WAr'
Dis.ase. long known in Europe, hs,
been found in this country. II has
not yc, been found in Tennessee
but there i. a suspicion that IL may
have been introduced in foreign
potatoe, received here il 1919,
The svmptons oi the d,sease src
sponsy outsrowths on the potatoes,
especially at the eyss. They In.
crvase in are and may grow a.
large ~ the potato itseli. A numb
er Of warts may arise at didefcs,
eyes. causing the potato 10 become
. spouRy. warty mass. The warts
are light brown at 6rst. becoming
darker. aud 6nAlly black With age
When badly d.seAsed potatoes te.
cay ia the coil, il becomes Injected
sith the wart fungus 10 t.at pota.
tc@s can no, be crown upon IL again
iM q mum Der Of year ~ithoo,
serious loes, WMt does not kill
the vinss, therefore the disease can
not be detected before disaing time,
Keep uakA q, dissinG time so'
xsr.y potatoss. Report oil suspi-
eious eases TO yonr County Agent,
OF secd specimens dir~es 10 tne
Boeaniss oi the Experiment Station
.. Kroxville " 10 the Pisn. pisesse
Survey. Department ci Agriculture,
W Asi,in ston. D, c.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Summer Complaint 10 CA,ldren

There 10 not anything like vi
many deatha from this disease nos
~ before Chamberlain Collie and
niaraoea Remedy came into such
s-n-ssl Ess. When shis remsdy !.
given with castor oil ~ directed
and proper ears 10 taken ~ sa dles
|, is saie 10 cay iha. iuiiy ninety
nine out oi every hundred. cssrs ~
cover. Mr. w. q, mpbell o
iaupy. .IspR1 saxs ~. L .ssxa,. pEes
Chamberlain Cnlic and Diarboss
Remedy iun summer eoinplslni IL
ehildrsa. II 10 Gar ahead 81 any
thleg | have ever need iaF this pur
pose. H--a adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
LAND SALE
I. h. sHuTE, ET AIS,
vs..
A. |. SCOTT. ET AIS

ln Chanerry Court At Dickson, Ten
nessee.
iu obedience 10 a.. decrae al the
Chsucer Court i, Dickson, 'fsu.
ne.see made at the October term
1916, in the above styled case.
will on Saturday. the a0th day Of
August. 1919, at noon. IN front oi
the East Courthouse door in Dick.
son, Tenuessre sell tn the highss,
and hes, bidder IN. property IN said
decree de.cr,uet h'lng Houss
ani lot anuvn 40 the A l.. Scot,
residence. lyiny and being ,B the
Fifth Civil District Ut dickson
County, Tenn and described A.
follows; Situated on College Street,
in Dickson. Tenn. and beginning
nj corner ot College Street OF
Murr~ll street and Al alley between
this lot and the iat oi W 4 Sell.
where hs vsiden'e no~ stand.
tNnw owned ~ Mrs Celsmsnl /,
run. thence notthwarily with said
alley i5O teet tn All alley between
this psnpet,, and the NJ. NJ Rro~n
proper,yr thea east~a'dly with said
alley iAO feet 10 sn alley W street
between this 10, aud the lot ol E.
|. Scott. theo snu,hwarlly lJo t-et
ta college or Murrsll Street, then
weN~snily with said street to the
beginning. said 10, trua,sng 100 fsrt
on said street and running back lSO
s.ei 10 90 ssiey
TERMS OF SALE.
sale will he msie On credit oi
Six Twelve aud Eighteen mcnths,
THREE notes Il equal sum wIll be
tsksu ot the purchasers vita Interest
from date. With approved nerSonal
sey urisly aud retaining 4 lien On
the property ss tut'hsr security.
Said sale will b. tree u all ,igb, al
sepurrhs.. redemption and homs-
stead. aud ali other rights oi said
A, |. s,1i a any other persons
whatsoever.
This !lss day oi Jalv 1919,
Trotsa. sn,i S~,.h Sol for Commit.
J. ]. Tay,os. Clerk and Com.
IN \ Lesch and BOY Cuglum.
Soils inr Dessndsu,s,