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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
PODCZAS WOJNY ZATO-
PIONO EOS NUROW.

Nowy York, II kwietnia. -
Admiral Sims, ktory podczas ca
lego przeciqgu wojny dowodzif
flota amerykahska, operujaca ma
wodach europejskich, eznajmil
re okolo 205 nurow n~iemieckich
znalazlo g6rb ma dnie mora. W
movie wygioszonej w kluble or
ganizacyi kampanijnej ma rzecz
pozyczki zwyciestwa powiedziaa,
re wielc nurow ugrzezio ma dnle
morskiem a czlonkowie zaiog, "a
by ujst Smierci g}odowej hub tez
Z braku ~powietrza jeden drugie-
60 pozabijali. albo ~poPcfni'i sa--
mobojStwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

wszystkie strajkierki stoia mu-
rem, zadajac podwyzki W piacy
oraz przywileju wspolnego donna
gania sic o swe prawa.
Pc pieciotygodniowym strajku
5000 ~unijnych szewcow powroci
10 wczoraj do piracy wedlug OBJ
wieszczehia prokuratora L. F.
Ja~cobson'a, reprezentanta pre-
mys}owcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

60 legalnic adoptowac jake swe'
so syna, dali mu jednak nawet
swe nazwisko. Hansen oPowie-
dziaf i'm, re ojciec p~ochodzit z
kopcnhagi, re u~tona} ma okrecie
.,Titanic", gdy ten zderzy1 sic Z
CORA lodowa pred siedmiu laty
i, &c matka jego umarla re zalu.
w styczniu PAM Lyons otwo-
rzyla W banku Century wspolne
conto ola siebie i swego ,,syna",
deponujqc $165. w kilka dni po-
TEN Hansen znik}, lecz zostawii
Il PAM Lyons koperte, a gdy
il otworzyla, znalazia W nicj po-
kwitowanic Z lombardu "a swoj
zegarek. Gdy zajrzaia do szutfa-
dy. przekona}a sic, re Hansen I'd
brat nictylko jej zegarek i iaficu"
seek ale i jej pierScionki, oraz sre-
br11a rame, w ktora oprawione
byly jej i jej mega fo~tagrafie. Jej
przyjaciotce, dr.. Minnie W. Ste
ward z Benton Harbor, ktora wte
dy II nicj gosciia, skradl SIS. Han
sen r6wniez wycofai Z banku
$3.50. Pr6cz tego wydai czeki ma
$95, ktore pani Lyons zmuszona
byia splacie.
Byl to clos wielki ola paiistwa
Lyons. Udaf sig do d~uhskicgo
konsula. ktory, gdy ujrzai foto--
giraffe Hansena, pozna, W MIN
Fred Losteda, ktoremu czesto do
pom6gl. Wczoraj znaleziono go
w hotelu Armii Zbawienia PREY
rogu ulic State i Harrison i are
sztowano go. .....
MAJ PAM Lyons umar& W
|czwartek ubiegiego tygodnia. "a
da zwrotu tylko jednej rzeczy cd
Hansena, a ia jest fotografia me-
ia, ktorg zabraf razem z jej foto-
srafia w srebrnej ramie. Rame i
fotografie Hansen zostawil W
Waukegan, gdzie ostatnio mlesz-
ka1, poniewaz ME m6gf "a miesz-
kanie zaplacit. PAM Lyons otrzy
ma fotografie, o ktora prosi.
|~DYREKToR KoLEI MA KoN
WENcYI
U
Fabrykanci budulcu wczoraj
atakowali melody w. D. Hines'a,
dyrektora generalnego kolci ze--
laznych W Stanach Zjednoczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

uiu okazala sic kilka miesiecy te-
mu, kiedy zeznawai W chicago
skim sadie federalnym W obro-
ME 100 czionkow l. w. W. beda-
cvch " stanie o~Skarzenia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

ZLOCZYNCY
Ii OFIARF.

Paul Brebach, szynkarz z pnr.
1892 S. Ashland ave-, umar} dis
z rama jake rezultat ran, jake
odniosf wczoraj wieczorem, gdy
postawii op6r czterem zioczyn--
com murzynskim, ktorzy weszli
do jego wyszynku W celu rabun-
ku. Zioczyncy uciekli, ME zabie-
rajac zadnego }upu. Mkt inny
procz Brebacha ME znajdowai sic
we wyszynku W czasie napasci.
Policya sadzi, re ia sama szaj-
ka skradia automobil L. E. FL
schera z jego garazu pnr. 5lO4
F~orrestville ave-, gdzie zwiazaia
rece i nogi szoferowi A. Hanson
wi, i re p6zniej ia sama szajka
wpad1a do wyszynku A. Kowa-
lewskiego, pnr. 375s Diversey
ave-. o czem szczegoiy W innem
miejscu.
- Sprzeczne wersye kraza co
do rabunku pnr. 70 w. Randolph
.ul. W srodmiesciu. Wedfug ostat-
niej wersyi rabunek ten ME byi
W lokalu ,,bookmakera" M. Ma
stersona, W tym budynku, lecz w
rosyjskiej iazni W tymze budyn-
III
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
BURMISTRZ A S SIOUX
CITY PRZYJMIE PRzEDSTA
WICIELI I. w. w.

Sioux City, II kwietnia. - Bur
mistrz NJ. NJ. Short przyrzekf
wczoraj wieczor niejakicmu J.
Kelly'emu, sekr. lokalnego sto-
warzyszenia l. w. W., ze wygio-
81 move powitalna ma konwen-
wi agrykulturalnego oddziaiu $40
warzvszenia. ktora zbierze sic III
tai we Srode. Przyjazn bur
miStrza Short'a ku stowarzySze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

cagoska. Stafford spostrzegf RE
zbe w oknie, a poniewaz jest. Una
wca, wiec natychmiast sic zain---
teresowai, kupi} "a niska cene |
pozniej sprawdzif, re nabyi mad
zwyczaj cenne dzielo sztuki.
Komitet wykonawczy Chi
cagoskiego Stowarzyszenia Han
dlawego >bedzie jutro rozwazal
projekt wystosowpnia energicz-
nego protestu pfzeciw cenzoro--
waniu listow kupcow amerykah-.
skich przez brytyjskich cenzo-
row. Dotyczy to list6w do KRAKOW
europejskich, przechodzaeych
przez Angie. Podobno biytyi.
czycy cenzuruja amerykaiskie II
sty, ably wykryt amerykahskic ia
jemnice handlowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
~OSKARZENIA o
nose AME-
~RYKANSKIcH MA


Washington, II kwietnia. -
Department Stanu przedfozyl
wydziaiowi zagranicznych misyi
amerykanskich w Bostonie oskar
zenia O nielojalnosc misyi anne
rykahskich pracujacych ma
wschodzie. Dotyclfczas wydzial
ma zarzuty tie mic ME odpowie--
dziai. Wydzial &c swej strony,
wedtug o%znajmienia czynnego
sekr. Stanu Phillips'a, przepro--
wadza inwestygacye.
DzialalnoSci misyonarzy anne
rykaiskich w Bulgaryi j Persyi
sprawiaja departamentowi Stanu
wiele klopotu. Me dotyczy to
wszystkich misyi, ale liczba tych
re jest jednakowoz TAX znaczna,
re CT, kt6rzy biedy przez Mich po-
pelnione naprawiat musza,
wprost ME wiedza, jak sic do tel
sprawy zabrac.
Wedlug informacyi misye O.
perujace W Bu}garyi So tax pro-
germanskie, re Ct, ktdrzy dzia}ai-
nosci ich byli Swiadkami, wprost
oskarzaja je o dopomaganie ME
przyjaciolom Ameryki. Nieofi-
cyalne tiumaczenie 7 wydzia'u
misyi w Bostonie giosi. re posta-
wa misyi ME pochodzi z nielojal-
nosci ola Ameryki ale z glebo-
kicgo przywiazania do Bu}garyi,
sprzymierzenca Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

nych. ma konwencyi Krajowego
Stowarzyszenia Fabrykant6w
Budulcu, ktora sic odbywa W no
telu Congress.
Dyrektor generally przyjechaf
z Waszyngtonu. azcby ma kon-
wencyi wygiosit move. Zanim
wyszedt re Z>otej Sail, W kt6rej
sic sesya o~dbywa1a, p. Hines stall
sic tarcza bezwzglednej krytyki
re strony fabrykantow.
Fabrykanci zadali wyjasnienia,
dlaczego administracya kolejo--
wa p~ostanowi}a kupowac matery-
ally zelazne i stalowe ola potrzeb
kolejowych pc cenach ~nizszych
niz panujace, wywierajac tenn sa-
mem wrazenie. jakoby panujace
ceny miaiy bye ogolnie ~znizone,
wskutek czego ruch budowlany
czekajacy ma to znizenie, jest o.
g6lnie wstrzymany.
Oskarzyli take p. Hines'a, IL
administracya k~olejowa ME "a
mawia zadnych zapas6w z CORY,
zanim potrzeby zajda, tym sposo-
benz wywolujac zast6j, gdy ma
stapi sezonowe sfolgowanie W
produkcyi i transportacyi.
Oskarzyli takze p. Hines'a, il
jGko dyrcktor ~generalny zadecy-
dowai. re ceny materyafow, ofia-
rowane przcz wydziaf przemys'o
WV departamentu handful i fede-
ralna komisye handlowa. byly "a
wysokie. ME biorac pod uwage
tego, il wszystkie ceny musza
bye w czasie powojennym wy
z anizcli w latach pred woj-
na.
Oskarzyli go ~wreszcie, IL fakt,
re administracya kolejowa ME
zam6wi}a stall z CORY dh przysz-
lych potrzeb, wprawiia publicz-
nose w mniemanie, il ceny wszy.
stkich materyaiow beda znizone
W nicdalckiej przyszloSci, pod
Gas gdy p~ublicznoSt powinna
bye pouczona, re wyzsze koszta
piracy i innych stodkow produk'
cyl pociagna "a SODA nieuniknie-
ME wyzsze ceny.
Ajax byi sensacyjny | niespo-
dziewany. Glowny atak kierowaf
R. A.. Long, prezes Long-Bell
Lumber Co. z Kansas City.
Prey koncu dyskusyi uchwalo-
no rezolucye zaufania ola P. Hi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
IAKI LOS GROZI KOLEJOM.

w. D. Hines, dyrektor gene
rainy kolei zelaznych w Stanach
.Zjednoczonych; wczoraj takze
przemawia{ w klubie Union Lea,
que O ~przysziosci kolei zelaznych
/ zaznaczyi z naciskiem, il jeSli-
by koleje zelazne wrociiy do sta
MI przedwojennego, ewentualne
upahstwowienie wszystkich ko-
lei zelaznych W tym kraju bedzie
nieuniknionem nastepstwem.
Ma zaiatwienie kwestyi kolei
zelaznych p, Hines przedstawii
cd siebie TAXI projekt; azeby u
rzednicy rzadowi zasiadali jake
czlonkowie we wydziaiach dy-
rektorow wszystkich kompanii
kolejowych, jak rowniez W ko--
misyi, ktora ustanawia raty kole-
lowe oraz, azeby wszystkie linie
kolejowe zfaczono W II Tub ID
wielkich systemow konkurencyj-
nych, kt6reby tax byly rozdzielo-
ne, i1by ks1da Geese kraju miafa
kilka konkurujacych linii, Pro
lest ten z~apcbiegnie teniu co daw-
mel byio, il byio kilka bardzo bo-
gatych kompanii, a wielka liczba
bardzo marnych. Rad ma takze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
IZBA STANU IOWA "a CEN
GUBERNA-
fora HARDINGA.

Des Moines, II kwietnia. -
Wszelkie starania o oskarzenic
gubernatora Hardiuga "a jeso IL
dial w sprawie pardonu Rath-
buna zostaiv obalone przcz 1zbe
nizsza. kiedy gfosami 20 do 81
przyjeto rezolucyc. ahy zamiast
postawienia gubernatora W stan
nsLnrlenia dann NH nanane-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
LICZBA ~NIEZATRUDNIO-
NYCH RoBoTNIKoW WY,
NOSI $4,000.

Washington, II kwietnia' -
Liczba niezatrudnionych robot
nik6w w kraju wynosi w tym ty-
godniu $1,000, czyli O $4,000
mniei, niz w zesziym tygodniu.
Oblirzenia powyzsze pochodza Z
fcderalnego biura piracy.
w Stanic Illinois og6lny STAN
lest zadawalniajacy procz jednej
mieiscowoSci Rockford, gdzie
wieccj jest robotnikow niz zajee.
w Chicago liczba niezaJetych
Jest take wielka ale wskutek
pewnych ~przeszkod i zmian "a
ice &c strony samych robotnikow
ME MONA otrzymac dokiadnej
liczby.
w Indianapolis liczba niczaje-
tych wynosi 1900 ogolem.
lax ma centrum przemystowe Sta
MI Indiana - stosunki So wcale
korzystne. Obecnie dale sig Cd
czuwac wielki brak pomocy ma
iarmash. w Kansas City liczba
nirzajetych robotnikow wynosi
2.40N.
NIEPRAWNI ~DYSTYLARZE
WALCZA z POLICYA
CELNA.
Pikeville, II kwietnia. - Nil
ku nieznanych mezczyzn, praw-
dopodobnie nieprawnych DUSTY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
kronika MiejSCowa'

Dokonczenie &c strongly l~-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

larry napadio ma czterech agen-
tow celnych niedaleko granicy
Stanu Virginii, raniac niebezpie-
cznie deputowanego C. C.. Smitha
z Louisville oraz lekka zadajac
rane A. ]. Porter'owi Z Pike
vile. Napad ma agent6w urzadzo
no wtenczas, gdy CT przeszukiwa
Ii okoliczne CORY "a nieprawncmi
dystylarniami. .Powiadomione
wladze otoczyly miejsce napadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
BOLSZEWI-
CKA PRZESYLANA POCZTA

Washington, II kwietnia. -
Department pocztowy stara sic
wykryG wysyiaczy listow, zawie-
rajacych literature bolszewicks.
Listy tie zaadresowane So do far
merow. robotnikow, zolnierzy !
marynarzy. Kazdy 7 Mich nosi
miano ,,Biuletyn anarchistycz-
nych sowietow" i nawoiuje do
zniesienia obecnego ustroju pan
stwowego i zajecia wiasnosci pry
watnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

Fabrykanci budulcu wczoraj
atakowali melody w. D. Hines'a,
dyrektora generalnego kolei ze--
laznych w Stanach Zjednoczo-
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
Bachelor Girl
Reflections
By HELEN ROWLAND


j. !. + i. !. /. 4 \ i. i. Il 4 + i
Wife's: My husband! Man he al
ways be right! But right or wrong
MY husband!
Husbands: To him who never
talks, but always liste1s-my collie
dog!
Bachelors: Love! May it always
be like cigarette, easy to light,
pleasant while it lasts and quite dead
when it is finished!
Grass Widower's: Reno! Give
me liberty of give me death!
In love man loses, first his head,
then his vanity, then his poise and last
of all-his heart.
The more one sees Of cats the bet
ter one understands men. For in
stance, a cat will sit constantly for
hours and listen while you stroke its
head, enumerate it's virtues and call
| it "boofuls."
When a woman dresses in way to
make a rainbow look like a mourning
band, you may know that her husband
has chosen her clothes according to
the taste he acquired in his musical
comedy days.
Love is never quite dead until a
man begins to pride him self on be-
ing patient and magnanimous" to-
ward his wife's shortcomings.
The most poignant moment OF a
girls life is that in which she has
to try to look interested in the wrong
mans conversation at the same time
that she is straining her ears to hear
the right mans ring at the telephone
Platonic friendship covers a null
titude of thrills.
A man appears to look on marriage
as a jitney-bus, in which he expects a
woman to provide him with a limou-
sine comforts on fivver income.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
COVE CREEK

The death angel has again visited
our community and taken a loved one
Miss Flora C1um. Flora was a
good girl and was loved by all who
knew her. She was laid to rest in
the Cove Greek cemetery. While it
is sad to part with our loved ones,
we have the promise of meeting them
again some day in the sweet by and
by. We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
The crops in this section are suf-
fering from the drouth. A good rain
now would be very much appreciated.
Several from this place attended
the ice cream supper at Mr.. Lee SUI
songs Saturday night. All report a
very nice time.
Mr.. Dug Filelrs passed through oul
burg Monday.
Miss Liba Golden and brothers,
Messrs. Hoxie and Luke Filters, were
visiting at w. N. O'DelPs Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Lucille O'Dell spent the latter
part of last week with her grand
mother, Mrs. J. S. Filters.
Messrs. B. F. O'Dell and B. j. Fill
lers caller at Mr.. France Susong''
Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Lee Cornwell, who ha
been suffering with tonsilitis TO
some time, is greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Kinser wer
visiting at J. S, Filters Saturda,
night and Sunday.
We would be very glad to hea
from route No. |. HUSTLER.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
HERMON

Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Gray and fam
ily, of Oklahoma, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Shaw.
Several from this place went to
Painters Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily Without spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Sam Gray.
Mr.. John Byrd motored to Alton
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Martin Carmack, of near Jer'
aldstown called on Miss Stella Smith
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Frye and little son, ano
Miss Carrie Rhea, of Greenevllle
spent Monday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhea.
Mr.. George Click, Of Oklahoma, Il
visiting his sister, Mrs. Solomon.
Miss Manila Byrd was the guest o.
Miss Stella Walters Sunday.
Mr.. Earl Smith spent Sunday nigh
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sluder, o:
near Speedwell.
Several from this place ATTENDED
the ice cream supper at Zion Satur
day night.
Mr.. Elmer Cannon left last wee
for New Castle, Ind, where he has
TI II
position. FARMER Buy
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
GREYSToNE VALLEY

Mrs. VIM Blake and daughter,
Nova Kate, spent Saturday with Mr..
Ed Jennings and family.
Mrs. Wade Harrison and Mrs. Lura
Blake were callers at our home Fri
day afternoon.
Misses Ruth and Mittie Blake spent
Sunday with Miss Elsie White.
Miss Della Blake spent Sunday
with Hettie Blake.
Mrs. Cynthia Jennings, Mrs. Ed
Jennings and daughter, Lake, Mrs.
Fred Jennings and little daughter,
Ina, Mrs. VIM. Blake and little daugh-
ter, Kate, Mrs. Wade Harrison and
Mrs. Lura Blake called on Mrs,
Wayne Bowman Saturday afternoon
at Camp Creek,
Prof. and Mrs. Wade Harrison
spent Sunday with Mr.. M, R. Jen-
nings and family.
Mr.. Nick Hopson and Alvin Blake
took dinner with Dwight White Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Laws spent a
few hours at our home Sunday night
Mr.. Don Jennings and sister, Miss
Jessie, spent Saturday night and Sun
day at Mr.. Bruce Filters.
Berry picking is the order of the
day in this community,
Mark and Luke Jennings spent
unday with John and Ttae Love.
Mrs. Lydia Waddell spent a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Rachael
Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White ant
daughters, Lassie and Ada, spen
Sunday with Mr.. Sank Harrison anc
family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Bowman tool
dinner with Mr.. Wayne Bowman ant
family Sunday.
SISTER OF A SOLDIER,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
CONCORD

A Sunday school normal was held
at this place last week by Rev. p. N.
Livingston and Mr.. Tom Maston.
Several took the course an examina-
ton. A B. Y. P. U. was orfganized
This should be fine way to inter,
est young people, and it is true thai
if we can't get the young people in
terested, we can't get the older ones
Then, again, young folks are going tc
enjoy themselves on Sunday even
ings, then why not let them enjoy
themselves in clean, religious work
There is at present an enrolment Of
eighteen young people. This shoulc
easily be thirty or forty. Young
folks, come out on Sunday evenings
and Join with the others in a good
clean work.
Mrs. Maggie Stallard, of ansas, il
visiting her father, Mr.. James Lut
trell.
Rev. Patton preached his farewell
sermon Sunday, He goes to johnson
City to fill charge. We regret t.
lose Rev. Patton, but realize that h
is worthy of his new call, and BIZ
him Gods speed in his work.
Several of our young people enjoy
ed picnic trip to the river Saturday
They all report nice time and plen
ty of fish lin the river.
The new school building on tn
Scoot pike, near here, is rapidly tax
ing on form of a building. The con
tractors are naturally hustlers, an
the citizens realize the need of
building before school opens, and ar
also helping with the work. This Wi
be a building of which the commu
nifty will feel proud and will boast 70
generations to come. The new awak
ening to the need of education
drawing near, and we would not b
surprised to see all Greene count
dotted with spacious buildings 0
this sort in a very few years.
G. G. B.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
MIDWAY ROUTE TWO

Mr.. Eugene Thomas is on the sick
list this week.
We were sorry to learn of the sad
death of the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Ailshie, which died Sunday
evening and was buried Monday.
Mr.. Allen Raglan, who has been sick
for the past few days, is improving
to the delight of his many friends.
Mrs. Joe Dean and children, who
have been spending few days with
her friends and relatives, returned
home Saturday evening.
Mr. Lance Renner was calling on
Miss Glenna Ailshie Sunday even
ing.
Misses Pearl and Cora Raglan were
calling on friends and relatives near
Midway last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bible were call
ing on her parents Saturday and Sun,
day.
Mr.. Isabel Freshour, Lance Rennel
and Earl Raglan were calling on Core
and Minnie Raglan Sunday evening
Threshing wheat and working hay
is the order of the day.
MAMMALS GIRL.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
PINEY GROVE

The hot weather here still contin-
ues without rain.
Several young people enjoyed
birthday party last Saturday night
given by DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bell in
honor of Mr.. Charley Whittenburg,
of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shields spent
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. I.
X. Shelley.
Mr.. Clell Huff left last Wednesday
fir New Mexico, we understand for
his health. We wish him speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hook Combs was the
pleasant visitor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Combs Sunday.
The committee at Piney Grove set
the date Saturday, July 26th, to clean
off the cemetery. All who have jeo-
pie buried there are requested to
come and help.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Walters spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Huff.
Mr.. John Greggor, of Knoxville, is
spending few days with his sisters
and brothers at this place.
Mr.. Lee Henderson, Of Virginia, is
visiting friends near here,
Mr.. and Mrs, Bonnie Huff spent
Saturday night and Sunday with the
formers mother, Mrs. Wilson Huff.
Messrs. Herman and Roy Erwin, |.
D. Kicker and A. T. Easterly attended
the big show in Greeneville lest
Thursday.
| Misses Verna Hutton and Hazel
Ottinger spent Saturday night with
their aunt, Mrs. Fox Walters, near
Midway.
Messrs. Tol Shelley and John
Rhea spent Sunday with Mr.. Rhea's
sisters and brothers, near Russell
vile.
Mr.. d. A. Hutton and three daugh-
tiers, Lille, Nellie and Alma, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Honeycutt.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Clayton and
little daughter, Margaret, returned
home last week, after spending few
days with Mrs. Clayton's father, Mr..
W. R. Shaw, of Asheville, N. G.
NANCY.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
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