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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
ROCHESTERIO GATVE-
KARIU DARBININKAI
SUSTRElKAVO.

Rochester, N. Y, geg. I d.
Visa Rochesterio gatvekariu
sistema tapo sustabdyta Sian
dien motoriniilku If konduktorip
streiko. Kompanija sulie darbi-
po 10 c, valanda dau-
CLAUS; streikininkai reikalauja &c
c. Beto sustreikavo 5000 sta
tymo amatp darbininku il lau-
kama, kad sustreikuos 6,ooc
eeveryku dirbeju po masiniam
susirinkirnui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
FRANCUZAI PERVARE
PENSIJU PROJEKTA
DARBINIKU NURAMINI-
MUI.

Paryzius, geg. I d. = Valdai;
si,yt ant greituju susauke nett
keta senate posedl If peryare prc
jektq, kuriuo prisk2itoma darbi.
ninkai dirbantieji prize uolq il
lauzyklose prize gavimo auestes-
nip pensijp nesenai pripazintv
kalnakasiams, Sitas parodo, kad
valdlia geriau nori nusileisti
kaip tureti kibeli.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
Sovietai nepasiduosia.

Londonas, geg. I d. - Kievo
ir Charkovo sovietai, kaip pranesa
bevieline telegrama is Maskycs,
pasktbe savo nusprendima gin
ii revoliuciia nuo lenkp uzpuoii-
ku" Jq rezoliucija skamba:
"Tarp rusu If ukrainu su len
kais prasid6jo galutine kare, ku-
ri paslbaigs tik tasyk, kada lenku
bajorai bus iSnaikinti".
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
VADINA UKRAINA
LAISVA.

Washington, geg. d. - Len
kq atstovybei siandien pranesta,
kad Lenkija pripazino Ukrainos
nepriklausomybe po gen. Petlu-
ros direktoratu. Sitas buvo pra-
nasaujama kelios dienos atgal
spaudos pranes;muose is Varsa-
vos. Po to lenku ir ukrainp pa
jiegos susivienijo zygiui prizes
Kieva.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
40, 900 REIK.ALAUJA SKO
ITQ SOVIETO; PRITARIA
LENINUI IR ABRAMS.

Londonas, geg. I d. - Ge-
guzines Dienos apvaikstiojime
Glasgowe minia is 10000 EMO
nip prieme rezoliucija reikalau-
jancia isteigimo kopertyves vals-
tybes. Rezoliucijoje yra broliniai
pasveikinimai sovietinei Rusiiai
if paskelbimas airiu teises pasi-
skirt sau valdzios formq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
PALMERIO "PRANASA-
VIMAI" IR GEGUzINE
DIENA AMERIKOJE.

Washington, geg I d., = Wy
riausias proIlutoras Palmer 81 va
kara apliurejes didziuli federali
yalkq (tinklal, ulstatytq kick
vienoj sales uzllampej il trau-
kiam4 visos Suv. Nalstiju val
dzios, valstiju galybip il mics
tl rirSininku. RADIO jane lila
Nidovitiq.
VidoWqq sueme Cleve ande,
O. is dalino broS;urq raudonais
virseliais su antrasu "Nalio So
vietai' Pc manifesto pasna-
Ses pildomasis Amerikos Komu-
nisu Partijos komitetas.
Nugrudus Nidovicq j kaleji-
ma ir koniiskavus 10 dokumen-
tus, vyriausias prokuroras il i
vairios rytu pakrascio metropoli
jos atsigule ramiai po tokios
dienos,. kur kiekvienas sutiaudeji
mas buvo padegama dudele, kick
vienas trinktelejimas durimis ou-
vo bomba il kiekvienas praeivis
su barzda suvo anarchistu pasi-
gvesusiu ant pikto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
LAIKRAsCIU KAMA PA
KILSIANTI Xxi 10 CENTU.

Washington, geg. d. - Pen
Xiv dienraScip ir triju zurnalp
newyorkinis leidejas, Frank A.
Munsey pas senatini tyrineiimo
komitetq siandien pasake, kad
valdzia turf suvarzyti spaudo-
nosios popieros vartojima.
10 nuomone neliks pasaulyje
medzip medzior minhstaai dary,
Il, jei per ateinancius dvideSims
penkis metus popieros suvartoji-
mas els tokiu pat plotu karp per
paskutinius metus.
AS zinau, kad tas skamba pla
6iu uzreiSkmu, bet tas tiesa'',
pasake jis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
FILIPINU LAIVUS SUI
STABDE JUREIVIU
STREIKAS.

Manila, Filipinu salos, bal. 20
d. - Jureiviu streikas isgavimui
didesnip algp sustabde laivu
vaikstiojima viso ! Filipiou salp
grupej. Neikiantysis governors
Yeator bando sutakyti gintus
tarp jureivip If laivu savininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
Lenkai veja bo|$evikus
IS KievO.
Rusai paene Baku
LENKAI VEJA BOLSEVI-
KUS IS KIEVO.

Varsava, geg. l d. - Lenku
raiteliai pasieke Ukrainos sostin6s
Kievo priemiescius. BolSeviku
komanda issikelusi Charkovq.
Ptstininkai sparciai einq linkui
Kievo.
10 ir "A bolSeviku divizijos ta-
po atkirstos lenku jetininku nuo
<didzipjp pajiegq ir dabar yra
apsuptos Berdicevo ir zitomirio
apielinkeje, bet JOS stengiasi is
trukti.
Utarninke tarp kitty daiktu pa
imta A garveziai.
Trockis bando isgelbeti apsuptuo
sius.
Permit cia Siandien bevieliniai
prisakai parodo, kad Trockis stem
giasi isgelbeti tas divizijas, bet
kol kas tas jam nepavyksta, len
kams zinant 10 planus.
Galicijos il Urainos burial, ku
rie kovojo isvien su bolsevikais
sukile prizes juos ir pasiunte de-
legatus lenku vadui, gen Pilsuds-
kiui ir Ukrainu vadui s. Petlurai,
pasiulydami prisideti prize lenku
Lenku miestai papuoSti If rem
giama apvaikScioIimai laimejimq.
Pasveikinimai pilasi sostinen is
visu pusiq.
LaikraSfiai sako, kad Trockis
yra kur Kievo apielinkeje If ziu-
ri kaip isgelbeti bolsevikus nuo
galutino sumuSimo.
Per kelias dienas buvo prane-
sama, kad bolseviku pasipriesini-
mas stipfeja, ypatingai pagal
Bugo upe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
Sostine akylai dabota.

q Kuomet kiekvienas .Amerikos
miestas if kain,as, vyriausio pro
kuroro gerai iSanksto praserge-
II, lauke bolseviku il ju pasiuty-
5iu, sales sostille taipgi buvo
gerai sallgojama. Niesas trobas,
Washingtono paminkla ir Tai
kos stovyla saagojo tyeia tam
'pastayti sargai,
New, York ypatingai buvo at
sargus. Vienuolika tukstanciu
policijos lauke atsideje; karei-
viams ant Governoro salos buvo
iSdalinta Soviniai, milicininkai
padave savo telefono numerius
savo virsininkui.
Rutgers pleciuje New Yorke
policija isvaike darbininku susi-
rinkima. Nieko arsesnio, mato-
mai, negalima buvo padaryti.
Jokip streiku sujungtu su 81
ia diena nebuvo saukta; niekas
bombu nemete; policijos uzpuo-
LIMIT nebuvo: niekas nesauke
revoliucijos If apie joki susire-
NINA su valdziomis negirdet.
Vyriausio prokuroro pranasavi
mas neissipilde\ If podraug issi-
pilde. t. y. darbininkp sukilimo
Geguzio dienoj nebuvo, o buvo
daug kalbama, kaip If kad jis pa
sake, kad bus kalbama, apie 10
prasergejima apple Raudonqja re-
voliucija. Velai vakare p. Pal
mer neparode, ka jis padaris. SUI
p. VidoviGiu Clevelande.
Veliaus: Visi ''didieji zmo-
mes" pazymeti uzmusimui tapo
snskaityti. Nei vienas nepra-
puole il visi atsiduso lengviau.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
LIETUVIAMS MINETI-
NOS DIENOS.

Geg. I d., 1888 m. numire Ostra-
ga, gabiausis lietuviu karve-
dis.
Geg. 3 d., 1871 m. konstituciios
apskelbimas Lenkijoje ir
Lietuvoje.
Geg. - d., 1871 m. numire San
guska, narsus lietuvip kar-
vedis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
81 BADAUTOJAI BEL
TASTE PALIUOSUOTI.

Belfos,t geg. d. = Trisde
simts keturi badautojai tape
paliuosuoti siandien is vietes ka.
lejimo. Visi buvo nusilpn5jusia
me stoTyje il buvo nugaoenti
lisonbutine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
IRYS MIRTYS GEGUzIO
PIRMOJ PARYzIUJE.

Paryzius, geg. l d.-Nors trys
zlmones buvo uzmuSti mazes-
Iniuose susireminuose miniu su
policija, bet geguzinss dienos
demonstracija Paryziuje perejo
| palyginamai raniai. Sta diena
buvo tycia Darinkta ismeginimui
darbo federacijos pajiegos If
Francuzijos valdzios paiiegos.
Nors visos pramones buvo SUI
stole If susisiekimas buvo sick
tick sukliudytas sin1tams tukstan
ciu darbininku petus darba, bet
Ivaldzia sulauze gelzkelio strei-
lkq il palaike mieSto susisiekima
iJudellme Su masinistu mokslei-
viz II paprastu streiklalziu pa
galba. Antra vertus scnatas ne
tiketame rytmetiniame savo po-
sedyje pripazino kalnakasiu uni
jos reikalavimus, kad idirban-
items prie uolu darbininkams
Ivalstybe moketu pensijas.
Gatvese buvo dideles minios,
Ibet dazniausiai tvarkios. Fan
darai nuogais durtuvais walks
eiojo po bulvarus poromis; gat-
vemis jodinejo raiteliai. Minios
kartais susukdavo, bet apskritai
Iviskas atrode greiciau Sventadie-
niska iSkilme. Simtuose darbi-
|ninku demonstraciju dalyvaujan-
ltieji bt1wo prisisege raudonas sc
les ar kaspinus, bet "raudonosios
radikalizmo liepsnos' nedaug
buvo matyt. Nebuvo nei bari
kadu, nei pilietuojan6iu liniju
= nieko toxic, kas butu trukdes
lminiu judejima. Darbininku va
dovai patys nupeike prakalbas
gatyese If procesijas.
Busai padare sumisima.
Kad ne BUSY ir tramvaju ope
ravimas, tai gal jokios kliuties
'nebutu atsitike. Sumisimai, kur
|atsitiko uzmtlSimai ir suzeidimai,
buvo tose vietose. kur streiklau-
ziai operavo busus.
Graziai apsdtaise moksleiviai
valde BUSY ratus, o sale sede-
tjo ''blekepuriai' kareiviai. Civil
iai konduktoriai ant uzpakalines
|pletformos taipgi trrejo karei-
vius sargus. Nelai po pietu mi
MIA Didziajame bulvare tarp
Portes st. Denis il St. Martin
!pradejo metyti akmenimis. IS
dauzyti stiklai suicide kelis pa
sazierus. zandarai ir raiteliai
pradejo vaikyti zmones musdami
juos savo kardu sonais. Buvo
daug suzeistu,I bet sunkiai su-
zeistu nebuvo nei vieno.
Musis ties kazarmen,is.
Susireminas, kur atstiko ne
Ilaines, ivyko 5 valanda Republi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
PROEKTAS KARES STO
VIUI UZBAIGTI.

""shington, geg. d. Ge-
orgijos > :orius (dem.) Smith
siandien padave istatymo pro-
jekta panaikinimui gales visokiu
kares laiko istatymu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
RIAUsES SUOMIJOJ.

Helsingfors, suomija, geg I d.
--Petnyeios nakti darbininl1l
kvartale iskilo dideles riauses
zmonnl sargu su policija, mus
tynese daug buvo suleistu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
Detroito laikrasciai bus parda
vinejami po 3 c.

Detroit, Mich, geg. I d. =
IDetroit News If Detroit Jour
nal, abudu vakariniai .aikrasciai
pasake, kad nuo geg. 3 d. Site
laikraStiai bus pardavinejami
Ipo 3 centus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
Pranasauja 10 certu kama dien
raScians.

Liudininkas pasake, kad net
dabar sails turi tiketis isvysti to-
Xxi laika, kul. dienrasciai bus par
dayinejami po penkis ir desim-
III centu.
"Nienintelis iSejimas is tos pa
deties. kaip as matau, pasake
p. Munsey, - tai lvedant sales
valdzios suvarzymus visu zmo-
nit labui'.
Reikalaudamas valdzios suvar-
zymu Munsey pasake, kad kito
isejimo pavieniams leidejams ne
ra. Jokis bendras leidejp vel
Xmas nera galimas.
''Kiekvienas leidejas laikras-
Clio diduma il kitus klausimus
skaito grynai asmeninlais daily
kais. Susitaikyti bendro veiki-
mo klausime visu Sales plotu ne
galima. Paw. New Yorke,, ne
galima butu visiems leidejams
susitaikyti sumazintil popieros
vartojima pusiau, nors tas ture-
tq butt padaryta. AS pats mie-
lai ia padaryciau', pasake jis.
Smmazinimas laikrasciu didu-
mo, Munsey'o nuomone neatsi-
lieps leideju inplaukas, o ap-
saugos miskus.
"Kada miSkai bus iskirsti pa
keisti medi nebus kuo. Mes tu-
rime laukti net dabar, kad ateis
laikas, kuomet dienraStis bus par
davinejamc po 5 c. If po 10 cen
tq, vietoje kq po ? c. dabar ir
po viena centq pirmiaus.
10 nuomone valdzia turetu nu-
statyti laikras6iu diduma laips-
niskai, nedeldienio laikraSciu
didrrmq sulyginti su kasdieninio
laikrascio didumu. Laikrastis
nuo II Xxi IS puslapiu, 10 nuo-
none, butu uztenkamu kadir
didziausiame mieste prize dabar-
tiniu salygu.
P-nas Munsey pataria valdziai
paimti kontrole ant visu misku,
konstitucijos pataisymu ir nu-
statyti tam tikrq apsti medziu
popierai daryti Xxi ataugs nauji
miskai.
Detroito laikrasciai bus parda-
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
Mrs. John Phelps Dead.

Mrs. John Phelps, mother of
Mrs. John Condra. of this city,
died Saturday night about 700
at her home near Dunlap
after a long illness, death being
caused by cancer of the face and
ailments incidental to old age.
She was 79 years old and is surviv-
ed by her husband. who is sc
years If age. If she had lived
until next February the couple
would have been married sixty
years. She is also survived by
several sons and daughters,
Roscoe and Miss Emma Phelps
being at home and ia king care
of their mother during her last
days. Mrs. Sidney Boss and Miss
Maud Phelps, of Chattanooga,
and Mrs. John Tatum, of Atlanta
Ca, are also daughters.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
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UNCLE TOMS LETTER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

People are so busy making
money they haven't any time to
give to the Lord. Everybody is
out for a coed time and they sure
are having it. Never before in
all my life of "a years do | re-
member of people enjoying so
many good things as they do now
and the church folks and all can't
stop long enough to thank God
for the wonderful blessings He
is pouring out on them. Every
body has money and the women
are having the time of their life,
riding up and down the railroads
and in autos. It's glorious.
Well, | hope the people will
get reconciled and get used to
paying the price. Better as it is
than to go back to the low prices
and homespun clothes.
Well, | am in a position to find
out a few things and | mean by
that prohibition is a success, and
law enforcement is being accom-
plished with but very little trou-
BILE. Grundy county is soberer
than ever before. A big change
has come about and we were a
dry county to what we were once.
Uncle Sam is boss and his force
is wide awake and knows pretty
we'll who buys the most sugar,
syrups and meal and who sells
it, so in a little while he'll know
all about those who defy him.
1t takes about three years for
wild eating and bootlegging to
run out of date. Wonder if the
Democratic Iparty of Marion,
Franklin, Warren and Grundy
counties will nominate a booze
guzzler for the state senate and
expect upright and sober people
to vote for him. If it does |
warn the party they won't do it.
I understand. though, John N.Y.
ers, of Sewanee. will accept the
honor. John is a sober, chris
tian gentleman and a man who
will be an honor to the people
all right. John, come along and
let US elect you. Jeff D. Fults, |
of Tracy City. would accept the |
nomination He is a sober gen.
tleman and a member of the
Baptist church and don't drink. |
We have plenty of material that
is clean on the mountain, and if |
the party don't use it, she will
have the fight of her life to elect
a booze guzzler. Lots of talk
about wildcat stills, but not all
the talk is founded on fact. My
advice to all wildcatters is to
quit and quit now. Uncle Sam
is certainly going to get you if
you don't and the people are not
going to allow you to violate the
law much longer. Take an old
mans advice and quit.
UNCLE TOM.
Tracy City, Tenn. \
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
Overcome by Fumes
of Ammonia

So. Pittsburg, Aug. IA. R.
Williamson and two assistants
were overcome Iby ammonia
fumes when a pipe in their ice
cream making department burst,
filling the air with it's stiffiing
fumes. Repairs were made but
the odor of the ammonia still
chung to the building Sunday and
persons entering the drug store
mistook it for a disinfectent and
wondered if a contagious disease
had broken out in the city.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
LOCAL.


was here Monday.
Robt. Rice, of So. Pittsburg'
was here yesterday.
Milo Spangler. of the East
Side, was here Monday.
K. D. Curtis, registrar OF
deeds, has moved TO this place,
taking rooms above M. D. Brew
er's store.
Miss Elsie Skyles. of Chatta-
nooga, was here over Sunday.
visiting her uncle, Alex Lofty,
and family.
W. NJ. Long, of lnman, was
here Monday He is candidate
for reelection as school commits
sioner in the fifth district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Harris
and children, of Ebenezer, spent
the day here Sunday, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. deSabla.
C. O. Walker, of Limestone,
Tenn has been in this section
this week, and was the guest OF
the Leland family Sunday.
Era and Miss Johnnie Condra
went to Dunlap Friday to see
their grandmother, Mrs. Phelps,
who was very seriously i'll, dying
Sunday morning.
Miss Eva Barber and party, of
Whitwell, were here Sunday.
Miss Barber was driving their
fine Oldsmobile, which she han
dies excellently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Boss and
Miss Maude Phelps, of Chatta-
nooga. passed thru en- route to
Dunlap, where they were sum-
moned by the serious illness of
their mother, Mrs. John Phelps.
Joe Leland, of Chattanooga,
spent Sunday at home. He is
doing we'll in the city, working
at the Southern Express Office
during the day and playing at
Lake Lookout at night.
Robt. Evans, of Jacksonville,
Pla., is stopping at the Lankes-
ter Hotel Jasper, and calling
on a young lady of this to wn,
being attracted by her char mas
when she was a visitor in that
city about year ago.
Robt. Smith of Green county,
has been here visiting A. j.
Smith and family. He is 76
years old, but gets around like a
considerably younger man. He
likes Marion county, and says our
mountain slopes are much better
than Green county for fruit rails
ing, owing to the difference in
soils.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
MARIO NETTES
Via DNHlat TI.6nne)

Mesdames Lou Winton, S. J,
Cannon and Misses Villa Lamb,
Jess Henry and Edith Howard
Dillon spent a day last week with
Mrs. R. A. Doss at Victoria.
Rev. J. W. Hendrix attended
quarterly meeting at Looney's
Creek near Whitwell, last Sun
day, where a big basket dinner
was enjoyed after the sermon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
huenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure 1t you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. 1t is COM
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination Of
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free,
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
All Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
Gained Ten Pounds
Before Taking ZIRON, Alabama Man Was Weak,
Nervous Had No Appetite. Butts Now Strong.

had no appetite, and at morning ]
didn't feel like getting up. l was
reading of Ziron and decided worlq
try 1t -.
will say that Ziron Is q good medt
cine. I have gained ten pounds N
four months. Am strong and have
good appetite"
Ziron is a mild iron tonic. good Tor
young and old. II helps to restore
the system, when rundown by over
work, under-nourishment. caused BY
stomach or bowel disorders, or AZ q
result of some weakening illness.
Get Ziron from your druggist. Ha
sells II on a money.back guarantees.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05

~ VERY man and woman, who is in
Va a rundown, weak condition, with
bad complexion and poor appe-
lite, due to lack of iron in their blood,
should find Ziron helpful and strength
Building.
It is a scientific, reconstructive tonic,
composed of ingredients recommended
by leading medical authorities.
Describing his experience with Ziron,
Mr.. George w. s. Lanier writes from
Jones, Ala: Sometime back, was In
q terrible condition. was weak and
nervous, and had a tired feeling all
the time. My skin was muddy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
WANTED.

Eating Apples Bees Brick building pressed Barrels apple; B
kes Hampers; Canned Goods Cans Egg Cases. Crates Chicken
Coop CATTLE: Grade Hereford on Jersey Shohorn Cement
Charcoal Coal Coke Dogs Bird and Coes Beet Pulr Bran
Corn Cotton Seed us Cotonseed Meal Damaged GRAIN Hay all
kinds Shorts Shucks Straw Tankage GOATS Ango legged
Implements: Sio FlerSaw MILL Fertilizer Broadcaer Cst Mill
Lime Pulver, Rock Crushe, Staplng W Junk kinds Lines
Manure Meat HAMS Molasses Nursery Stock POTATOES;
Sweet SEED Alfalfa, Barley, Clover all kinds kinds Mle
Oat Rye Vetch Wheat SHEEP kinds Straw Wood Cord Wool
Breeders Live Stock and Producers Field
the established
the undersigned complete
commodities. -
Instructive eur. Alfalfa Growing slos Lime
uetur will be mailed o address
Address: L. p BELLAH General Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-05
FOR SALE.

APPLES Gears Bags Baskets Crates Egg Cases. HAMPERS Black
berries CATTLE Aberdeen Angus Grade Hereford ou Jersey
Shoom Chicken COop Corn Meal Flour DOGS Bird and Coe
FEED Ground Barley Bran Beet Pulp Chicken Corn Dairy Damaged
Gram, Horse Cottonseed u, Alfalfa Meal Coonseed Meal Peanut
Meal Velvet Bean Neal Mixed Oats Rice Bran and Polish Shorts
Tankage HAY Beam Glover and Red Top Timothy GOATS Ango
COmmon IMPLEMENTS Boiler 30 Corn Cutvator
Outfit Cream Separator EnNage Cutter Engine % Gasoline En-
y Gasoline h. h. asone Iucubntor So 100 Egg Milling
fit Power BaIer Rock Cruher Steam Engine Safe Register
Mill Saw MILL Saw Rig, Engine and Boiler
Engine Threshe Tractor and Pow Tractors Wheat Drill
ing Machine Wagons NIX Ginseng Hides Rags Scrap on Lime
Manure; Meat Bacon Hams Shoulders Melons,
ermeons Nursery Stock POSTS Cedar Locust Pears POTATOES:
Ii Sweet POULTRY and EGGS angshan Legho Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island Red WyandOe; SEED; Barley Covera kinds Oats
Rape Rye Vetch SHEEP Coswo, Dorset Grade Hampshire OK.
ford shropshire SOuthdOwn STOCK HORSES Belgian
Grade Mares and Horses Percheon Mares
Colts and Teams Jacks Mules SWINE Berkshire Duroc Jersey Grade
Hampshire; O. c., Poland China WOOD Cord Pulp Vinegar
FURNISHED
OF PERSONS BY WHOM THE FOLLOWING COMMODITIES