Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-11-11
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APPRAISERS FIX VALUE.

Nashville-The reconstruction value |
OF the properties of the Nashville |
Railway AID Light Company has been
fixed at $19,936,503 by the three APP
praisers who examined the property
and made their report to the state
board of utilities and the city com.
mission. The original cost they fixed
at $14,S2S,536, including s3,155,65O Of
superseded property and equipment.
The original cost was recommended
as basis for reasonable return in the
report, copy Of which was submitted
to the city commission. The estimated
construction cost is figured on pres
ent day prices.
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Raleigh--Citizens Of this place have
raised 5000 OF the proposed $4,000
fund to buy rs acres Of land neces
sary to complete 100-acre site, which
will be offered to the trustees Of the
new Southwestern Presbyterian col.
lege for the location Of the institu-
tion. and 1t is believed that the re
naming $4,000 will be subscribed.
Should any of the fund be left after
the purchase OF the land, 1t will be
turned into the general fund of the
college.
Knoxville. Mrs. Rena Denton.
charged with kidnapping her daughter,
Mildren Denton. 13, was returned to
Knoxville in custody Of Officer Andy
White. Mrs. Denton was arrested at
Pikeville, Tenn, on request from
Chief of Police Haynes. She Is charg-
ed with having kidnapped her daugh.
ter, who, officers say had been sent
to the Knox County Industrial School
Alamo.--TIon. c. E Drnmmond
state commander, of Huntingdon. pre-
sided at a Maccabee meeting 4eiu al
the Maccabee Hall. A large crowd
was present and much enthusiasm
prevailed. The speech Of Mr.. Drum
mond was enjoyed by all the mem
bers A get member campaign
was put on In Crockett coNaty.
Nashville-Showing that the amount
expended for the past quarter was
$2.505 under the appropriation of
$225, 900 allowed by the state, reduc-
ing the total deficit for the work to
100000, the board of pension exam
iners made public its report for the
past quarter to John Is. Thompson,
comptroller for the state.
Nashville. Vandy's Commodores
tagged their expected come-bacl,
against Wild Bill Juneaus' Kentucky
Wild Cat, trimming tbem by a 20 to
, count. The final score was in keep
. iug with the record of other years, the
Eats having failed to cross tie Com
lodore goal line IN five years efforts.
Memphis.-Str elk and hurled to the
pavement at Calhoun avenue and
lain street Sunday night as he step
ed from a street car former Gov.
rom G. Rye Of Tennessee, a resident
# Paris, received broken leg and
INJURIES about the head and face. He
vas taken to hospital
ogersyille.-Col. ALI Taylor, Re-
public nominee for governor, spoke
here to an audience of Hawkins coIn
ty republicans and democrats In thu
auditorium He also spoke at Rut
edge and Mooresburg. COL Taylor
made plea for Simple and under
. standable tax law"
Friendship annual district
: meeting of the Woman's Missionary
;ociety of the Dyer 'bnrg District o,
ne Methodist church was held with
he First Methodist church in this
ity. Miss Morgan, missionary to
Brazil, delivered an interesting ad.
, iress.
Saulsbury.-A beautiful church wed
! ding was that uniting Harry A. Creek
4 Memphis and Miss Johnnie 'Vesey
Davis in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church here. The ceremony was said
: Rev. Chas. A. Davis, the bride
ather
Chattanooga. L. Frank. So,
resident of Mizpah Jewish Temple,
lied here from the effects OF stroke
Of paralysis
Milan.-Roy Atchinson. 81, died at
lis home east of here. Burial was
made In Lavinia cemetery.
William Henry MCGEE. 80,
lied at the county farm near here
After a short illness.
Milan.-Senator X. d. Mcclellan
poke here to a most enthusiasts au-
Hence.