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New-York tribune., 1919-08-07
MoyrisonSaysA.F.L.
81 cks Plumb Plan
Federation Secretary De-
ctares Workers Wunt
Rail Operation Tested

WASHINGTON, " Aug 6.--Frank Nor
rlson, secretary Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, appearing before the
JOINT Committee on Interstate Com
merce to-day, said:
u am here representing the Ameri-
can Federatlon of Labor. to testify that
1t stands behind labor's plan for the
reorganization of the railways.
At the convention of the American
Federation of Labor at Atlantic CITY
June II, the following resolution was
considered
RESOLUTION No. lSo-By Delegates
a. o. Wharton. International Association
or Machlnists: John j Hvnes Amalga-
mated Sheet Metal Workers International
Alliance j. W Kline, International
hlackSmiths and Helpers; Louis Weyand,
international Brotherhood of Boiler
makers S. f. Heberling, Switchmens
mon Martin F Ryan and A. E. Bark
esr' United brotherhood Maintenance of
Way and Railroad Shop Laborers J. J.
forrester Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
and E. j. Manion
WHEREAS. There is now pendinp he-
lore me American people and their rep
resentatiVes IN Congress the political solu-
tion of the railway problem and
WHEREAS Every human and indus
trial activity. the life of every commu-
ni'y and the happiness and the prosperity
OF every citizen dependent upon the
solution of this problem and
WHEREAS. 1t is demanded by the
private owners of these properties as the
condition on which they will resume the
control and operation thereof that the
people OF America guarantee them privi-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-07

ductors and trainmen-for the first
time three years ago proved the power
of united action in passage of the
Adamson act.
The present situation was said to be
similar, but infinitely more dangerous.
Not only are the four brotherhoods in
volved, but all the other unions also,
which have to deal with maintenance
OF equipment and the moving of trains.
Against an Inquiry
The programme submitted to Di-
rector General Hines declared that the
employees were entitled to compensa-
tion which would at least reestabish
the pre-war purchasing power of their
wage. Rates of pay, it was said, were
in no way correlated to transportation
charges. The plan for a Congressional
commission was dsapproved because
"it means months of delay at time
when the questions involved require
said, continuing:
You already have in the board Of
railroad wages and working conditions
the necessary machinery to dispose Of
these questions, and we ask that their
function be restored and they be al
lowed to pass upon the questions sub
mitted to them, and that their findings
be placed before the representatives of
the recognized organizations for their
consideration and be mutually agreed
upon before being issued.
"The moneys with which to pay these
increases should, in our opinion, be
raised by an appropriation by Con-
gress, this appropriation to be of suf-
ficient amount to temporarily take
care of immediate deficits.
Living Must Come Down
"In the mean time let the proper
rate-making body make a careful study
as to what, if any, increases should
be made in passenger and freight
rates, prompt action in this regard be-
ing both essential and desirable. This
will give only temporary relief, and
must be accompanied or imme diately
followed by determined, united effort
to not only prevent further increase
in the cost of living, but to secure
reduction therein.
ANY permanent solution of the rail-
road problem necessarily must remove
the element of returns to capital as
the sole purpose of operation. There
fore, we ask that you urge upon the
President the necessity for the prompt
passage by Congress of the required
appropriation bill to meet the emer-
gency now existing"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-07

gun in the air and squad of troops
responded and charged the disturbers
New-York tribune., 1919-08-07
Chesapeake & Ohio
Halts Traffic; Coal
Mines to Shut DO1rn

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Aug. 6.-E
L. Book, division superintendent of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, officially
announced tonight that beginning to-
morrow all passenger as we'll as freight
traffic on the c. & O. west of Clifton
Forge would be discontinued.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
mauls on an average $4,000 tons of
coal daily. Suspension OF service to
the mines automatically viii stop pro-
duction and throw thousands of miners
out of work.
Passenger trains were stopped in To-
ca, yards tonight and yard masters
made inspections and temporary re-
pairs. Officials Of the division offic
are said to have donned overalls and
are doing repair work in the shons.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-07
Rates and Deficits
Control Wage Raise.
Says Director Hines
Ne,D FORK Trb,,,,,

10 OK r76uTe
.x Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Director
General Hines in discussing the rail
way wage controversy situation to-day
pointed out that 1t was a question
whether rates could be advanced
enough to take care of the present
deficits as we'll as the $500, 600 900 ad
c4-.caa! pay the railway employees
Fapt. There would come time. he
sad, which might not be far off, when
increased wages would mean decreased
volume OF business and. therefore. even
d net decrease in revenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-07
Senators Vote to Pass
Rail Problem TO Wilson

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.-The Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee late
to-day by unanimous vote directed
Chairman Cummins to reply to Presi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12
Y II. BELL AND OTHERS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Chambers OF Commissioner Massie
Suite 1916. Mutual building.

Chambers OF Comm ssioner Massie.
Suite 1876 Mutual building.
Richmond. Va. November I. 1919.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE OF JULY is.
1919.
AND the court doth further ad-
iudEc. order and deere that this cause be
chancery Of this court to take the follow
lnC accounts and make report thereof
to the court:
against the estate of tho said Elizabeth
Bell Davis, deceased. with tho amounts and
"AND notice OF tho time and place OF
taking the aforesaid accounts OF debts
and demands shall hc published once a
week four successive weeks in the
Richmond Times Dspntch. ana this notice
shall be deemed sufficient as to all the
parties interested in lieu of personal SER
TO. ALL P,ARTlEs INTEREsTEp:
You hereby notified that the taking
OF the said account will he begun ut my
said chambers at IL y. NJ. December 4
1919. and continued from day to day until
completed
COMMISSIONS al Chanccry.
H. r. Pollard r. ST. Long, r. w. Patter-
x Mullen; leakc y Buford. a. G.. Collins
Daniel Grinn"n. guardian al lttem
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale. 81
,,oo Eh M, s TAI S:i.rI r:,AIINTs
BROOMS BUSTERS
COOK PANS
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES USEFUL.
ELIZA HARDWARE CO.
AS WEST BROAD
T. s ARMY GOOpS SALE

T., ARMY GOODS SALE
inches |ias in5hc3 o nShg ..Da n'h III, rs
i imsha: nick, ,rimii'ea vim nre hoy sHI,s
Inc, M'' MI,e "nk i SySn g 9eh.S len
WarirE eiosg, inches hl@h 20 inches Mtin S tstp
mental ni" back With ns s6o ToGt GGH s"S Srn
twa r 4sep Is "Shss de ye onts r!pc
:isi5S Our S s6eSs sf''i af sSs!
s:rallon CAPACITY. s5-io prcssaf SUR a ,InSs
$. ARMY heaters: Radiant, home . hot %,
Hast has, large si"e. nickel trimmed 4 very
Offices halls schools s,"fcs. V etc ""e'n ,
GOOD ''1 a. Aea "s| o Min " sa4 sss aa
t. s navy han,inocka. eI;r, heavy ga Can 10
Inches long. waterproof Excellent condi:
u. S. GIVE. dfab ,ou!s WOOL shirts: ffiiass
each sI % in Class aSs. H. s22' Class
Class 10. seas5: Class {. s2o;95 doom -'''.
waal Gsaae,s ,R RcnoSa,e I''S and ' fsbnrd
H G TSiSh' con, ihs rc sIeh
:fSh s.: Sass s"f g, Class sasS s 81 3 Ooh d6l
L. $. Army lcaiher SLEEVELESS Jackets with
TO be nag Tor warnish this Winter, "' Mi
,aSi yon for yea52 and give you much com;
t. $ AENY y @oor olive ifab coats. s'sl
t. s, AEMY Wool overco;;,t i'or; wi f5SF
ed dyd sfFY EsGk 'S OFT II BLU goa!
l.. s. Any shsepskn lined coats, 80
L. S, Army tents ,isxisxli. II. class d D.
free from holes and tears Made Of genuine
u A !-i, l3 "a IL -. dq.I Teal weight
Army 1SHi %S IT. rs TtGG os sSs ten "a
In:h AF'Ii ,Sq5 e1 H. cn rSea
s?ad,ion f hrss ss sg' ea iisS excellent
T.. s ARMY khaki brceches These
arr In god sse wssh preSs:a
thcm In dozen lots at $500 per dozen pairs
u s. ARMY faincoatis.' double *. wa isgc
n:ooi; bought from government contrac.
+ ARM SHi T Isneos.
Y s. Army field shoes. new. pair.. O. o.
u. s Amy russell leather shoes. used
I s ARMY fait Rs's
: ARM web waist belts. each &c
useful and comfortable folding cot Suit
ahLs for hotels families. cnmpinr. etc
l. S Army regulation doui, ns'' wheel ha AZ"
ness. good condition This harness is
complete. Double wheel harness worth Si25.
o. S. ARMY leather open brdies1imy:.,;;iiee
Ia At Rock Island Arscnai Coed. sound
L ARMY, leather; heavy haltefs-H
seien HR,9 ha ysl;, I G;.iy 8
water or fire. buckets Worth new. So 90
Most Of these goods have seen SERVES :SSc
but are in good condition.
Cash with order, References any bank In
Your MONEY BACK IL not SATISFIED.
r T,gss most Z o. b. 56;rsenyiilS G Please In
parcel post Rairoad fare re GGnS Si"' cu ny
,9 ION 0eW PIN r. radius visiting our store
GREENNILLE. s. G
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YOUNG LADIES.

WANTED. YOUNG LADIES. 1s YEARS
AHD OVER TO WORK rIEcEwoRK
ALSO SOME DAY WORKERS APPLY
a. HoEN 6 CO.. SOL RANDOLPH
STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

Ttl.EPHoNr Randolph End L.. "A Ilmss.
Dispat sh. Went ant, Ad Taker what you
so inh' viii iicSly ger good results
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SALES1.ADIES-

Wanted. sa!eslad!es to take orstrs
from housewives through grocers
for wcll-knonn nationally advertised
food product. Pleasant. permanent
and profitable work. Weekly salary.
Car fare and extra bonus Apply at
once. Lefebvre-A-nlis,ead Comuan,.
No 20 South Fourteenth street.
City.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

buSlHcsS OpPUTIuNItIcS. 30
for sale Very GOOD location: two donrs
IRON. broad street. doing good business.
Good reason for selling Call Randolph
225s-J after =. NJ
DRUG STORE doing good business: cheap
care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

IF.N'-Ii Els WaNI"d. Que t"Itl:rain. :. nd
Sin i"ach.rs. IS grades $50 three music
san: Two hlrn school. ;yJ: four lady min
ctoals. 500" Need teachers II avail
1ni"' ~rlte iWfn.Ga tcly. SpcciaI t.rinS
Tire, oihoes---oar enrolment. Southern
TcaChers Agency. R!chmond Va
YOUNG LADIES TO orerutc sewing ma
chines: clean and Hight work beginners
START -, flo pc, week. The Acheson lila r.
den Company. Handkerchief Manufacturers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

ST ENOGRAPHER - Wanted. experienced
st.nographc- fUr position: pieasant sur
Ioundings convenient hours Address 1901
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Poultry and Supplies. 40

milk in the pail ami more money in Your
pockotboch Tho extra profit more than
Offsets tho slight difference in cost be-
tween Pur.Ea Cow Chow and other feeds
At your Gt,tl.r's or from Braucr K HASTEN.
Distributors. 1908 East Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

!EhtHEE wanted. Attractive sixth and
seSenih grace depar, mental position. Good
hataF' Tor property qualified teacher Wire
arrl!cauon. Mail CreGenti.is owen IL
!:sSlcy. Principal Martinsvillr High School
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Legal Notices.


., by F SSMHH@HS director.
Mn snSl or BY r oe s9rel
sssereiary pass nto the cemetery grounds
" Of 10 yaGck a n ana
The card OF permission above referred to
must be shown a; 'hS f:E wheq IsSnsnied
SsniSs pr9Sosa,s M'lI be reGeiysI by the
q. i its one, IN Bcnson on Mna siSa No:
eS smtSr n I'm AZ lon s9 II NJ for tho
basement bank building;
the bank or had on appiication to Ghar,cs
{ Wilson. Architect. s6i Palmetto building
Inc riGhi 5 reserved to reject any or
FARMERS COMMERCIAL BANK.
To the Stockholders OF States Securities
N 'h , Is hereby given tina. mse,,ns
duly convened ana held a. rcanired by
nd for Gy he I bSne sGsrS 'h sa
Gtorpors,ion tha. It shall be dissolved. and
thu tfS s'G eea fGs
ihs nurpose OF e9ns!derinE aud acting upon
gard. such Meeting to he held at the nrin-
ni n .'' RehohG S?DS an S S M"i va!
yemb6Gr "a. 1919. at tho hour OF ii o'clock
BY order Of the G GE6kG s P 81, GSii
To the Stockholders OF Lone Star Corpor-
alton:
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Board of Directors OF this Company
duy convened and held as required by
Law II was Determined by said hoard that
Is .dEaaGS "pf s f9t the Gfns Of The
that sDccial meeting OF the stockh olders
OF the Corporation IL therefore called for
the purpose OF considering and acting upon
the conclusion OF tho Directors in this re.
, card' sn m}n meeting to he held at the prin,
Bui!dinT. Richmond Va on Monday. No.
vemscr "a. 1919. at the hour OF IL o'clock
By order OF the BOARD Of Directors
GEORGE w. HALL.
Secretary.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER Co
Seventh and Franklin Streets Richmnnd
w. w October 20 1919 Notice. e hereby
holders OF the VIRGINIA Railway and Power
Company will be held at the general once
of the company IN the CITY OF Richmond
Va. on "Wednesday. November 10. 1915.
Ct ~ o'clock =, NJ The trsnsfsTr books viii
o.slock p M. and viii be reopened on
NJ q W!llIarla Secretary
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
vlRGIStA TRUST G3lMpASnX AID p $:
LAST nWLIL5. ASP, TESTAMENT or
CEASED.
HENRY ii. DELL AND OTHERS.
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FINANCIAL
cuisines, Uppo,.nn,,ic,.


BUSINESS MAN wanted with ,hjI;,v "a
,i.H%pE,h H.sii!ct sales Office for old estnb-
it,Sn..i. Nci' rated manufacturing firm Non
n"r,ui npnof tu'iity Tor right party to con-
LII ~. Win entirely new limo OF Susia"sy
"i'hout Co!nDetition. $1,000 to 80 900 ,;,pi-
,i Ii r%4n,!ed- should net at least 10000
WORKS. Baltimore. Md.
D3CLOk. recently discharged from service
I'm tnru'.s asspciaton with busy doctor or
ihiothatlon leading to location N
Gown Signed Doctor" L. - Box lois
SHOE STORE. for sale: estabIished 90 yc,,rs
Hr!I sloCNed. th'sap 10 uuick buyers viii
sen %: rent property. Address rll,uHu. 1920
Maibr02k Avenue baltimore Md
Investments, Stocks, Bonds. 80
MOTOR STOCK bargain VIII sell hciow
par SEQ shares OF motor stock SeeJ
the cash. Address ". +. H.. T. o. 10Y
----T----------------- -
Money 90 hUan. 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12
Salesmcn and Agents.

SAI.ESMEN-Our line of exclusive man
calendars. l:-sheet and art calendars nd
waier- proof metal edged signs is I'M
means big commissions, low prices. our
new Europe man vast seller. Two live
statesmen needed for this State. each with
exclusive territory. Write now for CONTRACT
Tor ba lance this year and 1920 The Ken
yon Co. Des Moines. Iowa. tForiy -fourt h
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnted-NiaIo. !.

CHAuFFEuk wanted 70 drive trucks. Should
he familiar with Richmond Phone or
wrItc CuIles Neck Farm. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12
HcIp-aIale or Female

AGENTS-Nsle or female No compctIIIon
EXCLUSIVE territory for 3-voIume. history
OF me ~aT Contains approximately 20 900
PHOTOGRAPHIC OF soldiers who lost their lives
oversees: where photos not available name
RANK anu place OF residence is given rho
only m9iyid4al htstory of the war. Soil
Gi"fh record PubiishinE Association. Nc
l.chien building. Washington Is G
bEMcNSTRArORS-W ladies' or GEN
- tiein"n as demonstrators in drug stores
fieasint And profitable cinploy;ient cSp,-
Ten: LF.ieEred. but not necessary. Ad-
iEAC tEES-Nanted grade and rural
teachers. South Atlantic Teachers'
Agency 500 Walton Building. Atlanta. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

VACANT pIopcrty Is tn demand What
have YOU TO nner2 W l.. Purcell, Jr Co
Inc s!7 East Franklin Street Randolpn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

wESrHAMPTON- sell the hes, OF West-
hampton F.r Information see u8 (iolsa n
G. Nash. !. North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

FEATHENs-Spo casn uaiu for f,1I h.T
and ANTIQUES Madison GSo7
FURNITURE wanted. .Any quantity Bes
prices pS:d Phona Ma dixon 1906
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

GOLD AND SILvER-why not trade In
your old discarded gold and silver. .cr
ware? c. Lumsden Sons. Tai Eas, Main
Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

~, ,,,,r NIEGlN NJ A -
CITY OF RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY AND D. s.
McCAETHY. EEECUToRS or THE
LAST WILL. AND TESTAMENT OF
CEASED
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dLLJiON.s-.LkGAL

STXTY-FiVE! pure. bred registered Duroo
hogs VIII &c sold At auction at tho vir-
ginia STATE Fair Grounds. Richmond Va
on November 10 Sale begins at 10 O'Clock.
Lunch served on grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

MONEY loaned 20 hOusekeeperp al eral
, interest Standard Credit Co. 2I2 North
Fourth street, Madison 35Tc.
'nNEN 70 loan on country real esta.e Geo
r. CtiMiord & Co. s32 Eat Main Street
NgNt-t 10 lend on city real estate. j.
Thorl2snn brown & Co.
MQNEf-Are you In neeo oil moncy7 We
=, lend o. rca! estate See RuTu a
Sloan. IS North Eighth S:rnst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

APARTNENT-Two rooms and private
bath: steam heat. electric lights hot and
cold water. ianitor service. Completely
furnished WITH ono large and two small
neds Especially desirable Tor bachelor
quarters for several younE business men CT
Women; Central apartment. No 50i 10
North Fourth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-12

FLAT-WGntcd To share Hat of = -oo,,,.
ami bath in West End: electric lights
gas ana AL modern improvements furnished
with ladies or couple who will keen house
40 children. Differences exchanged. Cali
l.anGolph 9i9 during day or boulevard
to52W after T. VI.
Wanted-To Rent al
tIOCSE--Nanted. to rent or take over lease
or S-room or large house suitable FOR
rootrinE house. IL LAG. Times Dis :
Rouse OR FLAT-Wanted. G. or S-room
a., mouse nat or APARTMENT. unfurnished.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-24
Real Estate Trainers.
to erect at $40 per. share.

to erect at $40 per. share.
The trusting negroes who believed
Hill in his wild tales found out they
were following a false prophet, who
only used them to make money out OF
them. So, with other agitators, who
get large sums of negro money and
then leave them to face whatever
trouble results from their activity
Negro men anil women should leave
such swindlers alone.
There are sane and sound leaders in
the negro race. These men give them
honest advice as to their course OF
conduct, and if they are followed the
negro race will gradually benefit it
self. But, when these conservative
leaders are left for radical stranger
charging fees, the negro is bound tc
get himself and others in trouble.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-24
WORLD HAS MUCH COCHINEsL
Little Probability That the Supply WIN
Fall Much Below the
Demand.

In the first half Of the last CEN
fury the culture and growth of tn"
cochineaI insect was introduced, a"d
so successfully carried out in vari'
GUS parts of the old world that the
quantity yearly produced now rivals
the whole amount obtained from Cen
trail America. the source from when
all foreign supplies were first obtained.
In 1881 the culture of the cochineal
was commenced on the Canary islands,
and the first crop consisted OF only
8 pounds; in 1892, it was 120 pounds;
in 1888, it had risen to LID;
and In 1849, the enormous guam.
tlty of 100000 pounds was exported
from IL ,se islands, the greater part
of which was sent to England ana
France. In 1916 the quantity OF CO.
clinical produced in Java, under the
patronage Of the Dutch government
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-24
Burrville, Tenn.

,,r. andMrs, Ed. E Galloway let
Friday for l;Alt Creek Ailcll'4 ~
Mr.. Fred Jacks n:','d nome
Thursday from Fidelity KY whore
no has been at work.
Mr.. Mrak Jackson left Wednes
day for the north where nc has ac
,epted a position.
Mr.endMrs Ben Storie Of Chat
nooga are visiting relatives at this
place.
Mr.. Murine Owen left Friday for
he north.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bowden o!
Oakdale spent last week with Mrs
Bowdens, parents Mr.. aud Mr.
Jhas' Cromwell.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-24
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The Chancery Court at Wartbl re
R ebecca Thurman as Robert Thurman
No. IT'S.
Rebecka Thurman VS. Robert Thur,
man
1t appe airing from affidavit filed in
this cause that the Defe ndant, Robert
Thurman is nonresident of the State
of Tennessee; and it further appearing
that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him
II is therefore ordered that said De-
PENDANT enter his appearance herein on
or before the next rule day of said Court
to be held on the First M onday in Nov
er next, 1919, and plead, answer, or
demur to Compliments bill, or the
stame will be taken for confessed as t
him and set for hearing exparte, and
hat copy of this order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the Nor
agn'' County Press,
This Oct. Ist, Io1o.
r. A. DAVIS,
Cle1k & Master.
m ,,,lro
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-24
Deer Lodge Items.

Severed M. t uur FARMERS arr
,elling cut "nd lea wig tUr L &.
M,Goad and family spent few
DAYS last week visiting frieuds a
Maryville.
ST. Klmdell of Knoxville was in
town Tuesday.
4 Lum Ryan and John Stofa went.
to lockwood Saturday on husines
Mrs. M prris left Friday to spens
the winter in Oh atlauo )ga, wath he'd
aug liter Mrs. Mack
Mrs Thatcher has gone to d III 6
Tex. to spend the winter W 18th her
sou. -...
Our schooi has been closed for
few days on acc cunt of the lime
of Mrs. Boneficus. We are 81 d t.
report that she is adIe to de out aga =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Purvis CAV
Social Saturday night, every BODY
enioyed themselves. Refresbmen
R.re served at eleven odlodk,
Midhel Stofa left for Detroit
h, has accepted
Prof E. Garrett called on he
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-24

TO the people of Morgan County
who are intereted in h wing the ole
graveyard by the Strawberry Farm
inclosed are called to meet on thu
end Friday in November. The pur.
pose of the meeting is to clean W
the graves and put tkcm respectful g
condition It is ais ,'lhougnt advisa
BILE to name this graveyard "The
Pioneer Cemetery, for at thia place
sleeps the dust of some Of our ear
hest settlers who bla zed the trail
through the wild wood. Here sleeps
the Col. Davidson who was al
officer il Revolutionary WA and
one Of the first settlers of Morgan
County.
1t is hoped that large number
will turn out on this day and help
put these graves n decent shape.
Respectfully yours,
L. w. Lyons.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-24
Non Resident Notice
Vada Best
VS.
alter Best
w alter Best

1t appearing from the bill filed
in this cause that the Defendant
Walter Best is a nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee; and it tuthe
appearing that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served on him.
1t is therefore ordered that said
Defendant enter his appearance
herein on or before the next term
Of said Court tobe held on the 2rd
M onday in November rext, 1919
and plead, answer, demur to Com.
plants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that
copy of this order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the
Morgan County Press.
r. A. DAVIS,
Clerk & Master.
10. 49, A. wk.