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Auction Sale

SlF' .s
new, desirable eight (S) room stucco
dwelling. with ali modern Convenicncek,
located at southwest corner MontroSc
Avenue and Brookland Park Bouie-
ward. In execution Of IA certain decd
the undersigned trustee, and recorded
In Clerks Office OF Richmond Chahceryi
Court default having been made iii
mo payment OF q portion OF the notes
secured by the aforesaid deed of trust
and being directed by the beneficiary
lie auction OH the premises on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND, 1919,
at 400 z. NJ.
the following described property, to-
All that certain lot. piece Or parcel
of land with improvements thereon
situated at the southwest corner OF
Montroso Avenue and Brookiand Park
Boulevard, IN the city of Richmond. vir-
iniiows: ncsI5ning at said southwest
Brookinnd Park boulevard, thence
running southwardly along and front :,
Ing on tho west line of Montrose Ave-
nue. hfty (50) feet, thence back west
hige anu between parallel lines, one
an alley, fifteen U5) feet Wide. Thy
property conveyed is known az lot No.
], Flock C.. In the plan OF Falkland.
TE!tMS: The purcha ser To assume n
ilfst lien of 100000 and balance cash.
including cost of executing this trust
III. w. HAZLEWOOD.
Trustee.
.p; S;-Better terms may be arranged
tha -.
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BY HARRlsoN-DYER COMPANY.
PUBLIC SALE.

PCBLIC SALE
HORSES. MULES OF SHEEP. CATTLE.
HOGS, FEED. FARM NAcHlNERY,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1919.
at 1880 O'Clock a. NJ,
at my farm near Hollydalc Post-Ofio
l.nnenburE County. eight miles from
S ian ,oi,os eight miles from South Hill.
Having decided to discontinue farm
ing. l shall sell by Public Auction on
Saturday November 90, at 1880 y. NJ,
the following:
Horses; 90 very fine Sheep Dorset and
Southdown: Duroc Bears; G Brood
Sows; Gifts. bred: 10 pigs: 3 Sows
viii with Pigs; 10 head H9Is.ein. Jer-
oughbrcd plymouth Rock Chick :
ems: Double Wagon, new, with 4-incii
tires: | Dcering Binder, in good shape ::
Emerson Mover: Grain Drill IS
row Corn Plantcr: l Hay Rake: l rid
ing Cu;tivatorN Stewart Sheep Shearer,
with horse clipper attachment /
Chattanooga Disc Pillow: l buggy; 1
Cultivators; 1ron-Ciad Incubator and
Breeders: l power Hay Baler; Hay.
Oats. Glover and Alfalfa; Corn. Waite
and yellow; lot Top Fodder: = Heaters /;
jestic Range and other household Fur
niturc
Everything in this sale is first class.
Tho stock is exceptionally fine. Tho
hogs arc all Durocs of the Orion
Crimson Colonel. Defender and Cherry
Families Sale rain or shine Saturday.
November 20, at 1880 a M.
ttOB'r. T.. BLACKWELL Owner.
Hollydalc L. o., ThinenburE County. Va.
JAS. r. HARRISON, Auctioneer,
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DISPLhY-CLASSIFIED

a THE stated communication of the
Nv RiShniond Randolph Lodge No
~ T. Anclen,., Free and Aoceptei
- Masons. Will bc held in tho Aiasons
IAN. franklin near Eighteenth street this
{, rnesdayI evening. November Is. 1919. al :
. clock work In the degrees An Master,
Nlnsons in good standing ara frateTnaIiv in :
Lii"d. Bv order OF the Master VIM a.
] lanes. Secretary. "
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Legal Solices.
81 1
IIOf.LYWOOD LOT OI

~, iioI:hrWOoD LOT OWNERS;
of ny oyW ssSp',cn pnsssd by the iIrsctqr
%.h pcs pes sis"sG fMln P John e- f.
secretary. pass INTO the cemetery grounds
set o.lsnk 'hs hours of 10 O'Clock a. 81. ana
The card OF permission above referred to
must De sNoNP 'h W Hqn Tns 1 rssassed
Will. be accountable only for debts
Iohiractcd by me after November l6. 1919.
!, -, H.. f%!kcr. lV2l West Taylor Street. Rich-
To The stockholders OF States Securities
CORPORATION:
Of the Board OF Directors Of This Co,npamy
duly duly convened and hold as renulreI by
law Is d Was p ed X said beard ,ha
Corporation that 1t shaii be dissolved. and
hat special meeting OF the stockhodcrSs
the conclusion OF the Directors in this r..
building, Rlehlnond. Va: on Monday. No.
SXemS%fr ~ 1913 at tho hour OF IL o'clock
BY order of the G Ga6hd st RR!rsG }tSr.
To the STOCKHOLDERS of Lone star Corpor.
Iii nG.r H'r 81 D fyis h q, S,
duly convened ana hold aa required bv
IL Is a VIA Gs'Gr nd " saa nSnrd ns
CORPORAL ION that ii Shall be dissoivcT and
~ the %Tsra sehS Gf TIE 1sr
n" purposc OF considering and acting unon
the conelnsion Of tho Directors in this rc.
BuiidnE,. h!chn,ond. Va, on Mondav. No.
ExemsMfr a. 1912 a, the hour OF ii o'clock
BY order of the G aG6hG # R n, iisfi
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.

ARMf p,HIprL!Es OF, ALI. KiNDs-''rcn;s
aes;; sn,s MrsS ,cF eS S4lee sa and
FL, g. MIN III i 3aee ia iiFg Y.,r
ilatdxare Co ~ West broad st,cyt
cS sEar r G,kisrMAS ,nnESENrs a, half
% s; ,r Mr,I cSlnMla sneeiaii% Concern
.nsh.! SR Riay s 600 SSf
lining nlcfs ,rleI With WHIP ne sSOG DSx . ,Is
hm ~, wnt,r back ready 70 eonnSc witE
Msr,niDE wIGS = ioSSnss h,ah Mt,h shclf
mental back with shcif 2, nGhcS s" his Sr'' 10
Is" arg bo$rs r WIN lbs wN xS i? 1915 r.ns;
;oyeTn'nen, siei.5O. our sD.ca al pr iSs.
u r. ARMY saiyani.eG no, water tanks.
7, $ ARMY heaters Kallaini, hom. tSI
n,,;ns. s'oyS, suisnis f"T dwell"r..
FOOD new Wi Wi, S'i ba. e %sS ana
c.S SAyT ,66ami.Ssb:s. extra heavy '2 c,s 70
L. 5 ,4LlvE irab pure WOOL shirts. c sE ss
Zach or IN dozen lots: Class a. s:9.Oo:
L. AIM regulation DIV, drab oil
,v Mpn D, Mn,n, Kgnovatoh and repaircd
Z, Amy coini%sreaI eomi?Ity, 5isss
y, 'yS ax Or 'Ts s0I SIZE n!45' d a. ss
s. = tox !; v Giaf e. r e0e each; Or 50 doa
to w be- nn% @in Or SO better Ise,sr iac;%ts
jas, yol for years ana civ" you W' much conn NJ.
u. $ SRMi @o"l olive ,irab aoa;s $50
,o Spie.. I5 Ia Goa, ; good condition. Worth
[. S, ARMY Wool overcoaat, ior: wi s,S9
,o an stormy weather YOU canno; secur.
S%nS,sn % yc sYrI Gs but aT E hiu :oSf
, G %sMr "sf'Fs aasn s'f iins to:
L. = ARMYi tents. isxiaxil' ii, tla esp ::
re- r fro T1,I h9eF ana ,ea5r Made q rsnuip9
4 %r 'snj e aH94 sx, 1870 i"f EE FsG NV s
E xcos Gneh ID Arm} ten Meg Class y,
S%"alo' AMY i; fSs, 'ss e ssSh rh.s.
brr ,s have boon washed; Pressed and
hem io,s at soS SnS oer DOZEN u asr
L. s. ARMY rainccoa;s' double back. wa isgc
,oT nroot; Tough, from rovernlnent con!rac..
{ i ARMY ,Tsl%ea + e
C. HKnYh e russ shoe .a nfw sb5:: s
& ANN HMN{ 9si, 1 asis Cab each sc
useful fhM nd ,anfar, fGid ,I, cots yerv
abie for families .0'a eamp fo SUI. ,c
L. : AKMf rsrul.;ion double wheel har-
COMPLETE. Double wheel harness worth SIPS
e. S XRM%$' lesihsir oasn bljdics4 ,s1; 30
at Rock Island Arsenal Good. sound
ia'eSr thWrSSSYshSn,i, Spef h:l cab ss7,
;. spicndtd halter. Only. each. 20
L. :. ARMY very heavy Ealva niZot. l3-ut.
water or fire buckets Worth new So no.
Most Of these goods have .cc, ::r, sse
but are in good condi,io on.
, Cash With order. References any bank in
Your MONET BACK IL NOT SATISFIED.
PricrS {. o. Grccnvlllc. <. g. Please in
cludc postage when ordering goods sent ~
parcel post. Railroad far" refunded Gus
toners 3oo.mln radius. Visiting our store
and buying xsoV 90 or over.
BRADLEY BoNDEIh WAREHOUSE CO.
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SPECIALITY Statesmen wantod,T experi.
snced. to call retail! grocers. druggists
and stationcrs Introducing our ink cover
ing southern States. Jasmine Ink Corpora
u0n. Norfolk. Va.
TODAY,S NEWS of merchsn dise and serv-
ice offered for your pleasure or uroht Is
told today BY the classified ads.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale.

CUT GLASS-Wc carry a full line OF cut
glass. Come in ana our display
Schaaf Bros. 40 East Broad street.
TO use these Want Ads is 10 be sure OF
selling.
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Groom COTTAGE

on Dahlia Avenue. between Libby and
Granite, near Stop %, Westhampton
car line. The house has electric lights
and water; also small cellar: lot so
by 40 feet. and will make you n nice
small home or pay well as an invest
ment. While tho deed OF trust calls
for cash, the trustee Is authorized to
make liberal terms, to be announces
at sale.
WALTER c. SCHAAF.
Trustee.
For further information. call at or
lice. Central National Bank, Third and
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Poultry anu Supplies.

MlLKOIINE can hc fed without anv loss
II will make more uork per bushel of
grain. Braucr d hasten. Distributors. l2oS
East Cary Street.
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AULJiORS-IEEAL
Auction Sales.

NOVEMBER %. ioi9.-A,iction sal.. pe,i
ana personal propcrty at Disputanta Va.
a residence OF rooms. niodcrnly equipped
with Not and cold water. electric lights
etc. Grounds beautifully kept ANA arranged.
all necessary outbuildinga. Including a ga.
house. blacksmith shop equipped. acres
land. several outbuiidngs Also q i-rooI,,
cottage In good condition on two acres OF
IL nd Cherry liil Farm 2cj acres. } miles
opon. balance In timber. land in high stat.
or cultivation. old colonial housc. Land
adapted tn tho production OF peanut cot
ton; bright tobacco End all kinds or grain
ana grass .p0. acre farm. miles OF Dis
putanta IL acres open. balance In good tim
per In good white locality. near good
schoot and church and several other small
tracts to be located and described ON day
OF sHlo. Saturday. November 81 II 81
Terms easy. | am leaving this section and
want van t" ae out, For further !nrorma tlon
nutsnta Va. or call and look the property
over before tho sale. u q rnIanu
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Niale. 3

MEN AND BOYS-wantcd. co men md
boys TO work In packing department an q
IN nurseries, w. I. Hood Co. Elnter
fA'N'
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West Broad. -"
SALESMAN wanted TO cell lubricatinS and
automobile Oils ana spark plugs az, eop,.
mission. as side line ESccIieSi ,,on o,it-
t:on. Address r. o. Box 1870. Richmond,
- spare unc Splendid opportunity psy
ninited ohiy 10 ability. Apply iii East
SETTLERS AND MISREPRESENTATION ,.,ter.
O., anu burners Tor brick plant. Good wages
l. -. BOX 3.5. 0 '"u's' w.
SHOE REPAlRER--First- shoe re-
Mair Strc. ''' avn "fh'
> E,MoGRApliER-Wan, Grs,-ciass male
,.u',npE' bh.F capable. Of handling ofir,
nctAII. tooh chance for advance nor mr. 10
1hc proper party. Post Office Box 81.
liNN Et--W n ntcG. good timer and shoe,
metal worker: Amply Pcmbcrton A. I;on.
son. I'll East Main street ~ Y
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DUNG LADIES
WANTED. SEVERAL YOUNG
LADIES FOR oUA SEWING
ROOM. ExpERIENcED OR mex
pERIENcED. BEGINNERS opER-
ATE AFTER FEW HOURS ~.
sTRUcTIoN GOOD SALARIES
TO START. AND FREQUENT IN.
cHEAsEs THEREAFTER. CLEAN.
COMFORTABLE SEWING ROOM.
APPLY AT ONCE TO RIcnMoNp
DRY GOODS COMPANY. II SOUTH
SEVENTH STREET. CITY.
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YOUNG LADIES.

WANTED YOUNG LADIES. Is YEARS
AND OVER TO WORK pIEcEwoRK
ALSO SOME DAY WORKERS. APPLY
y HoBN CO.. 9ol RANDOLPH
STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

FCRS-lla ndsomc Hudson seal furs lnies.
stole and muG; new: never Worn. VIII
sell for $40. Also latest style seal can
] i03ia East Clay street N"R'
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Wearing Apparel.

STRIKE Old )omnion stcvcdores over! Lot
=, mrslcal goods here. Come look them over
MANY y Ramns Sevcnth near IRA nlilin
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FINANCIAL

BUSINESS OppOil 3S
BARBER SIIOp-Four-c chair barbc- .b,n
Ior saI" Very good location: two nnnys
Eond reason Tor selling Can Ran Ininh
b25S-i after T.. ". "A''ph
CARE Tor sale IN thriving section of r,ic,,
mond. near school. Fcasou fo- ,nIii,r
owner cannot give personal atton,Inn :,
nusih' So. taIl Madison Tih3 !"
Dhti BUSINESS FOR pate. about is05o
oo'hg between $1,000 and Sl5DDD b,isi,c.s
nov. owner leaving jown IL ouick sale
700 care TinnS- DisJatch.
u IN FER CENT and more may he real
II"n from good bond Write for a..
Scripton: Credit Finance Co : East rnI
lnKton Street. baltimore. Md.
"tH!oLESALE AID RETAIL BUSINESS
or sale Tor $500. active In,"rns, ~, ,,
iinc3rtp"ratcd Wholesale and retail busincss
" ma !otiosv!iIe Va. business If a ponuo
rffSasonS Tor selling. Box 2o7. Charlottes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

ACIi1 N1ST-Wanted. machinist familiar
VIII nntoinatlc machines. Address j ii5
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EMPLOYMENT
Snlcsnlcn and hrcnts.

sNnESMEN wanted for $500 pocket check
nigh priced machines Sells on slrh, 10
WWicS, wanted main side line. Address
l,nlding. Richmond. Va. '''
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EMPLOYMENT
Help N&nt<ti--Fcmaic.

Help Femaic. 81
NChSE for two-inonths-o old BABY Rcf,r.
nee required. Apply 1902 Park Avenue
snttr,SLA DIES Those who would start
ami. ttmc average salarY and advance
,n,'cryy should Join tho sales force OF n
hn Milling st s,n,: We, place ambitions girls
,nnnnp rnppIy Managers once. Kuui-
'rSsNOGRNpllEK-Wa rapid stotuy-
q, rapher. Good salary to competent ucrson
4 ui, age sa!ary wanted and Tcferoncc.
-. care Ilmcs. Dispatch.
VA r. IL Il s s r. s-Expcricnccd wniirossc.
rcadnn'ed: ono night disiiwasher. Amply
Broad " work. Palm Garden. SIC East
yGna5, ,n LADiES wanted In our envelope
Goo experience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. machinist fon,ijia
with automatic machines AdJress I IL
care Times. l6spatch. 10
MAN-Wanted. frst-nlass cOinblna ton Du-
man on nltern9on paper. Eight hour day;
lions above average. Permanent lob 10
good man. State all I'm first letter 'X,niiv
I. i!s care Times Dispatch ','p''
MEN--Wanted. non union CA r6enicts --; ;s17,-
mers and rough hands. steady winters
work. Goou wages. Apply 30 New YORK.
MEN--Fivc more. ambitious empiovc1- %
Qualify at home, during spare time, for
traifle manager positions. Field new: rnanv
opcnlnfs; Salary. $4,000 up. j log, care
MEN---Wanted. men to learn the barber
tradc. Fcw weeks required Write for
cataiosns.. Richmond BARBER College, sis
North Elfth Street. Richmond. Va.
DlspAteh Want IA TaEer what sss
want She'll help yous wrlte com piSfs
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Musical Instruments

MOANING over that lovely old piano .'bs cl,
nome stop it. You country girls como
buy buy, an accordcon! Have nome iiesi Scv-
eral dozen genuine German accorlcons nnI
crate prices Credit. Manly b. Ramos
seventh near Franklin.
PiANOS hnciv tuned Complete repairs at
Call at Manly IL. Rainos. 100 North seventh
street. near Franklin '''ii
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APPLY IN PERSON OR WRITE
AT ONCE TO
FACTORY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE G. RtJBBER CO.
AKRON. OHIO.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing. Dramatic. I

pANCiHG-Mrs G. C. Emmenhauser,s
suarAnt.cs IN lessons. Madison 6s65-J.
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RAMOS. seventh Street. for pianos! DON'T
mrgssGis carpet dude clerks. hea led STE
Manly L. Ramos. LOG North Seventh near
Erankin: Poor peoples prices against
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
MAJ. CLARK EoNORED

Signal honor has again come to
Mai. w. NJ Clark of this city, Yester-
day he received notification of his
appointment to the rank of Major
on the staff Of Governor elect Lee NJ.
Russell. Maj Clark has accepted the
appointment which comes to but few
citizens in the State, and which is
regarded as the prize honor plum
which the governor has to bestow.
MAJ Clark is at present on the
staff of Governor Bilbo and he pass
es from one staff to the other. 1t is
sa,d,m that a citizen enjoys the hon
or of serving on two governors
staffs in succession. His friends con-
graduate him most heartily.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19

The Row T. II. Thompson, O.
Natchcs, who was 10 have fil.a
,n.s palai, today, is unable 81 co,a
Therefore, there VIII be no Sery.s,
at ,hc mo.aiug horr, as tho pas
has been appointed Go preach -
West Point Ut that h,.r.
The pas.or viii preach neg
however. at 500 z. w. 2e~aen
BaldEe Staaes SIS St-ppiG@ Soon
81.
hool and c Y. So.i-
hure.
Il ~-c, pastor.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
Death or Mr.. E. J. CAMPBELL

Mr.. Edward J Campbell died
his home, els South Fifteenth s
after an illness of several months
He suffered from a complication of
Troubles Deceased was "a years
age and was esteemed by = Wild
circle Of friends. He was the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs John Campbell.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19

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',.' ,'''' ..''' - : 80. ma.
~.''~ - as'' IN, - -'.
','"' "'','' d" ''''. -. 'Il' ,oI ' ta,
...a..5 ~ .tory-tajlcr No,
h., narso5 Of Mr.
ogr+,o oo aoooars .
1 I'LL .1,.o r.id,y and ea4urla.
,.,,i,,,.. AND has consented /.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19

Continued Wednesday,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-01-03
CONCERT OF POWER
Wilson. the World Leader, Finds
Union OF Purpose Shown

Speaking Saturday in the bis
toric Guild Hall at ceremoniou:
! gathering of Great Britain's most
distinguished statesmen, President
Wilson reafiirmed his principle thai
there must no longer be a balance
of power which might unsettle the
peace of the world, but that the
future must produce concert oil
/ power which would preserve it.
The presidents reception at the
Guild Hall was so spontaneous and
hearty that it carried an unmistak.
able note of friendship and admira.
ton. When he arose to speak
! there was a prolonged outburst oil
handclappihg and cheering and bis
talk was frequently punctuated by
applause. At the conclusion OF
his address the audience rose with
one accord cheered, and it kept up
the applause and cheering as he
passed out.
In the course of his speech the
president declared the soldiers bad
fought to do away with the old
order and establish new one.
The old order, he said, had for its
center the unstable thing" called
the balance of power, determined
by competitive interests, Jealous
watchfulness" and "an antagonism
of interests"
The men who have fought the
war, he said, had been men from
free nations who we're Determined
that this sort of thing should end
now and forever"
The suggestion for a concert OF
power to replace the balance OF
power. he remarked, was coming
now from every quarter and from
every sort of mind. The concert
to come, he declared, must not be
a balance of power or one powerful
group of nations set off against
another, but "a single, overwhelm-
ing, powerful group of nations
which shall be trustees of the peace
of the world"
The minds of the leaders of the
British government, the president
said, were moving along the same
lines as his own, and their thought
had been that the key to the peace
was the guarantee of it and not the
items of it. The items of it, ne
added, would be worthless unless q
concert of power stood back Of
| them.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-01-03
TENNESSEE BOYS
Date Of Their Return Home is
Very Uncertain

1t is impossible to secure any
information in Washington at this
time as to the probable date when
the Tennessee units 10 the Expedi-
tionary Forces will be brought
home. The relatives of soldiers
are displaying natural impatience
over the lack of authentic news as
to the whereabouts of the Tennessee
regiments and their future movs-
ment. The War Department is
unable to supply the desired in
formation, as all arrangements for
troop movements homeward are 10
the hands of General Pershing.
and the latter sends notification of
the regiments to come home only
after they are placen on the priority
list for movement to the United
States.
The Hath and 10th Field,Artil-
lery regiments, composed of Ten
nessee Guardsmen, were last re-
ported as being in the second line
of the army of occupation. The
114th, according to War Depart
ment records. is at St. Reny, near
Fresnes. The 10th Artillery is
located at Movily, near Somme-
Dieue, south of Verdun. These
two artillery units, commanded
respectively by Colonels Luke Lea
and Harry Berry, were attached to
the Observation-Disclosures when last
reported to the War Department
by General Pershing.
The 117th Infantry, also com-
posed of Tennessee Guardsmea,
and commanded by Colonel Care
Spence of Knoxville, is still with
the Thirtieth division, and the War
Department has no information as
to when this division will be sent
home.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-01-03
Lusky Sold Out

M. Lusky, who has been in bust
ness in Huntingdon for over twenty
five years, has sold his stock of dry
goods and general merchandise to
John w. Barrow & Co. The trade
was made last week and most q
this week has been consumed in
taking an invoice Of the stock. The
new firm has taken charge and have
a splendid announcement of their
business in this issue of the Demo-
crat. Mr.. Barrow is rural carrier
on Route No. l, and is a splendid
young business man. We are not
advised as to Mr.. Lusky's intentions
for the future. The Democrat wishes
the new firm splendid success in the
new venture.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-01-03
Thomas n. Travis Dead

Thomas M. Travis, of the Thir-
teenth district, died Saturday, De-
Icember 81, from pneumonia and
other complications, after an illness
+ of some time. The deceased was a
well-known and highly esteemed cit
lien, and one of the most successful
farmers in his community. He was
about IS years old, a christian man
and a moral, upright citizen. Mr..
Travis and the editor of the Demo-
crat were reared on adjoining farms.
and during the editors boyhood
days he spent many happy days in
the Travis home, and we have al
ways counted him one Of our truest
friends, and it is with much regret
we chronicle his demise.
The deceased is survived by his
widow, three sons, Porter, Hamp
and Turner, and four daughters,
Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mrs. j. M.
Todd, Mrs. j. E. Fowler and Mrs.
Amos Baltimore. He left his wife
and children we'll provided for, and
left them a splendid character and
good name as an heritage, The
funeral services were conducted at
the residence, and the burial fol-
lowed at Concord. We extend our
profound sympathy to the bereaved.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-01-03
1 BAKWARD GLANCE
Carroll County Happenings Dur.
ing the Past Year

January PROF. John j. Hen
drickson takes charge of Hunting.
df School. Mrs. Lou M. Bryant,
Ibtdow of the late Alfred Bryant
Iaied in Lexington.
January 2-Miss Myrtle Con.
yers and Mr.. Thomas w. Key
were married in Huntingdon.
January 5-Mrs. N. B. Nesbitt
died at the age of "a.
January 10-The worst cold
wave began that had been exper-
fenced in nearly twenty years.
Much snow and zero weather fol.
lowed.
January 15-Mr. j. Norman
Rummage and Miss Frances Lu.
Gle Hurt we're married at Treze-
want. The remains OF Private
Herman Beasley we're brought
iron gamp Gordon and buried 1t
Mex vie, the young soldier hay-
ing 6esd from pneumonia.
January 80 Miss Tbelma joy
ner was married to Mr.. Arthur
Allison.
January 21-First heatless Mon
day observed under government
instruction.
January 26--J. M. Thompson,
a prominent citizen of the Twenty
third district, died.
January % Mrs. Garvin Park,
of the Fifteenth district, died.
January Milton B. Robson
died at his home in Lavinia.
February 5-Mr. j. S. Parnell
and Miss Kate Todd, prominent
Mckenzie people, were married.
February Mrs. j. B. Lee
died at her home near Hunting
don.
February 11-Rev. j. w. John
son, and aged citizen of the Thir-
teenth district, died.
February 22-Mrs. Hessie Nor
ris died in McLemoresville.
N Febfdary % Mrs. r. H. Spicer
accidently shot her son while hand
ling an "unloaded gun" in the
Nineteenth district, inhicting a
slight wound.
February 25-Dr. Tom G. Nc