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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
M. E.. Chandler VS.. c. w. Taylor, ct

M. E.. Chandler VS.. c. w. Taylor, ct
al.
No. 9e7. In the Chancery Court at
Dresden, Tennessee.
To G. W. Taylor and Irvine Palmer
In this case, it appearing from the
bill filed June 9, 1921, which bill
is sworn to that the defendants, c.
W. Taylor and Irvine Palmer, are
non-residents of this state, and an
attachment having been issued and
levied on the property of the said G.
W. Taylor, the said defendants
above named are therefore, hereby
required to appear before said
chancery court, in the court house
in Dresden, on the
Third Monday in July, 1921,
and make defense to said bill, other
wise same will be taken for con
fessed and the cause proceeded with
ex parte as to them.
It is further ordered that this no
tice be published for for consecu
tive weeks in the, Dresden Enter
prise. Jl7-24-Jl-s
This June 10, 1921.
IL. BANKS, C. & M.
| w. R. McWherter, Sol. for Complt
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All the news of all the county al
the time. tt
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
Tobacco Market is
Practically the Same

mho mast week has been one OIL
tho hottest of June. Some sca'VeiANs
howors fell and covered most OF
the district, which was refreshing 10
the crop. Some resetting OF toOac-
uos done, where there was SUI
f;cient rain, but the condltlon "a
the crop and acreage is pracVlca',S
Tho lame as at the end OF last "eeh'
Nm doubt there will b. very hICle
more tobacco set, because Oh inc
,a+aness of the season ana Cne
scarcity of plants. think it sale 10
estimate rs per cent of the intend
ed crop planted. A large part OIL IL
is q bad stand, possibly Is per cent
If the acreage is missing Inc
planting as ompared with an average ,
;s about 65 per cent. The crop mas
+.lon root and is showing life, but
l. irregular, owing to the different
D,or+;nps in the same field, and the
s+art for this years crop we woulo
saw is a poor one, but with tavoraOle
weather conditions it is possible 10
make good quality and heavy ylelo'
but with unfavorable conditions the
cron MANY be very mean one with
robt Weld. 1t is impossible at this
time to forecast the quality or ap-
proximate yield, for the outcome OF
tobacco plant is wonderful ano
cant be told until it is put IN the
barn.
The movement of loose tobacco
has been rather light throughout the
week. the greater part of it having
been bought under contract ana Is
being delivered to the dealers Ihere
has been quite a sprinkle of toDac-
20 selling on the loose floors ana
street markets, the greater part OF
which was low and common grades
Tho r,arket has been more irregular
m the low and common grades Oh
leaf which showed some weakness
at times, On the other hand, the
better grades have been strong ana
competition sharp. Aside from lit
tie irregularity of prices on low ana
common grades, would say the
market was unchanged.
There still remains in the hands
If farmers considerable amount
of tobacco, estimated any where
from 7 to 8 million pounds, the
greater part of which is common
and low grades, and no doubt there
will be a dribbling market for some
weeks to come yet, and the lndlca'
+ions are that some farmers will car
nv some of this old stock over, eltn
er in hogsheads or kept IN then
barns in bulk. Practically all OF th'
larger buying interests, except thu
French buyers, are in the market
but when their country purchase
have been delivered, no doubt the
will begin dropping out, but tn
handling season will continue late
this summer than usual.
The Planters Association nav
made sales during the past week
most of which was common to me
dunn leaf, selling at 10 to 20 cent'
They report good deal Of inquir
and prospects for larger sales.
o. B. KENNEDY.
Paducah, KY, July l.
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\ TONIC

Groves TAsteless chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect. see how
il brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value. .
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
Iron and Quinille suspended in syrup. Sc
pleasant even children like it. The blood
needs OUININE to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich it, Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its 81 engineering, lnvieoF-
ating Effect. Soc.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
DODSON WARNS y
CALOMEL USERS

Calomel is quicksilver. 1t at
tacks the bones and paralyzes the
liver. Your dealer sells each bot
tie of pleasant, harmless "Dodson's
Liver Tone" under an ironclad,
money-back guarantee that it will
regulate the liver, stomach and
bowels better than calomel, without
sickening or salivating you-15 mil
lion bottles sold.-Adv.
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Public Laws

House Bill No. 1165. Chapter No.
TAB, Private Acts 1921.
An Act to amend Chapter A of
the private acts of the first extra
session of the general assembly OF
the state of Tennessee, 1913, entl-
tied San Act entitled an Act to Gre
at and establish a special school dis
trict out of parts of the Seventh and
Twenty-fourth civil districts, OF
Weakley county, Tennessee, including
the town of Dresden, to be known as
the Dresden Special School DIS
trict" to define it's boundaries; to
provide for the government, man
agement and election of school OF
f,cers for the same; and to provide
revenue for the maintenance OF the
schools of said district" as amended
by Chapter 266 of the Private Acts
Of the general assembly of the state
of Tennessee, 1915.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General assembly Of the state Oh
Tennessee, That Section /, OF Cnap-
ter Al of the Private Acts OF the
First Extra Session Of the general
assembly of the state OF tennessee
l1913. entitled can act entitled an
art to create and establish Special
School Districts out of parts OF tne
Seventh and Twenty-fourth civil
districts of Weakley county, Tennes-
see including the town of Dresden
| n he known as "The Dresden Speclal
District" to define its boundaries
r. nrovide for the government, man
apement and election of school OIL
ficers for the same; and to provide
rovenue for the maintenance OF the
schools of said district" as AMENDED
NV Section /, of Chapter 266 OF the
nrivate acts of the general assembly
|
If the state of Tennessee, 1912 De-
and the same is so amended as "
add and include the following adol-
tional territory to, and Within the
boundaries of, and make the same
nor+ If said "Dresden Specla
School District" which additiona
territory is bounded and descrloee
as follows, to-wit; Beginning at tint
northeast corner of j. l.. moore
farm on the Dresden and Planners
Vile road. and running eastward
with said road to the northwest cor
' ner of the J. G. Byrd farm, nov
J. owned by Harry Jones and Potte
n Moore. thence south, with the Jone
l. and Moore west line to the south
oost corner Of the farm herein dc
le scribed, and thence west with tn
+ soutb line of the farm herein includ
NJ ed to a point in the east line OF tn
s. Moore farm, thence north VIII
'r Moore's east line to the point OF pt
ginning. Said tract of land herel
described, belongs to G. W. Arm
which by this amendment, is inclu'
N ed in "The Dresden Special Scho'
District"
cac+ion 2 Re it further enacte
ne That this take effect from and att
!st it's passage, the public welfare r
If. curing it.
MS Passed April 5, 1921.
ng ANDREW L. TODD,
at Speaker of the House of Represe
all tat
or w. w. BOND,
Speaker of the Senate,
ar-l Approved April Z, 1921.
ed A. A. TAYLOR, Governor.
he g7-
ID A child can't get strong and r
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80
FRIDAY AFTERNOON SHOOT

The fact that the regular Friday
afternoon shoot was on the first day
of the month curtailed the attend
ance considerably, for most of the
bows were out trying to collect some
Of their many past due accounts.
Those shooting showed considerable
class.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08

A child can't get strong and ro-
bust while worms eat away its
strength and vitality. A dose or two
of Whites Cream Vermifuge puts
the little one on its feet again.
Price. csc. Sold by Alexander &
prosfiald lost
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FOR SAl-E--Automobiles

" yeg arr Do tHe market far o uasd al-
fpiUDtNf. cefngare our pfiess before yol
~ Nntfff rays HrH HtffHfs frfIus
Hafrfs Auto Ia rnarFf. We see ne pso
lis hat iaHff ne price so hssgaiis
see ou- used cars before you buy. II
heafiy always fsfd "a haud. hightl
fflcee Hued isfris NUrfoo Sales -.
GOODRICH TulEB
aoULb BbTTErfEa
y. r.. BDhk a HIN
~ chNparai 81 fhpae rs
N M IN.II
rIfNt fnfHIf fHH Un
~ InlU'HfF
.I tH..ra aH t. r.ttf F.n mile.
HfIa iHr flf f.f fiffN Terms
fl fIHf party
NaH unH fNrfrfff
tHiH iiaf NiH.I.f NHn. raHrHHFfr tH
nne NuIa nfH f.l ari reaf covers
.ttaiNf HaiH faffaH 20 f.N
NNItII NlNfiHt
COMO .| M I.... ...T
IINH AUTO EHrIIfNlE
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VIZ pcuSt@ 4
1NAH

The voice carried ~ little expression
- the face or the figure. but an accent.
which Garth knew, htpdered - how
and defined the situation with - brutal
clearness.
lie turned az q slipping behind him. q
heavy fail Alden lay on the foar. his
hand stretched towards the futile spot
~ white beneath the table Ills wife
stumbled across aud knelt beside him.
restles~ly lingering his shoulders.
Andrew" she cried. you don't
understand. Look At me You have 90
understand 1 love you. Nothing
changes that
The newcomer moved 10 her. and.
without relaxing his vigilance. graspad
her arm.
There's too much TO be done tonight
FOR tears. Keep Our watch"
He Indicated Garth.
'lu zone back n attend O. him
lator."
She continued TO stare at her hus
bands closed eyes.
He knows now. but Won shau't Nm
him. I tell you you shaut klll him
When tho occasion arises YOU will
follow Your duty" he said.
lie turned 90 Garth. pointing 70 the
" f". go ~ NfNH W. INfhH
You will go In there
4 flashing recollection ~ Nora de.
clird Garth. R-sistance now. he know
ls he studied the great figure. would
moan the end whereas. II he waited
and uuDycd. the knife. sroreted in his
belt. offered "a possible escape.
Wait" % man snapped.
li' thrust the revolver ln Mrs. AIdon's
hand wHil" no rfu quickly 1var garth's
clothing Tho thickness m the belt
escaped him. lie found only tho pocket
lamp.
THE telephone g. disconnected" he
said evidently 10 rousgure tho woman.
Your husband is log weak 20 leave
the house and no one will come near
ii until daylight We won't rruss that
bridge before We reach ~
SI. sluddsrcd
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AAf aAAAN'A TOT NNF NNINs
Lock that window" hc said. i've
left IL open.
suddenly ha paused ana turned. A
sound. scarcely human, had come from
the chair-a hollow. a meaningless
vocal attempt. ~ though there we're no
palate behind Il. no tongue 90 shape it,
intention.
From whore BE- stood Garth could
see Alden distinctly enough. His head
was SUM forward on his chest. HIS
fingers clutched powerlesslv ~ the
chair arms. Hts eyes flashed with a
passionate purpose which drew Garth
magueticaiiy until he was close and
had stopped and was staring into them
with y curiosity almost rs pronounced
ns their eagcruoss
what is it. Mr.. Aiden2" ne asked.
Aldeu'a lips moved. Ills throat
worked. His face set In "a grutcsquc
grimao..
There's danger fur all u uz." Garth
cried. tn time Tor silcnce has
passed"
Garth drew hack. Now when it was
ton late Alden wautes tn talk.
Mrs. Alden Garth whispered. You
know your husband can't speak, Look
a. himi"
She turned on him
why dd you Gomez II r. your
fault
Garth pointed 1t tle cabinet where
The medicine was hHpt Tho night
mare wbimnctirs did not cease.
Get r7mfiHIur Garth directed
The doctor must have loft YOU a
narcotic"
She walked with 70 pronounced lurch
tY Do cabinet whore Garth heard hor
tumhling among thc bottles. but he did
not turn away from Alden. The i'm
beetle sounds stopped. but the lips
worked inenectlvely ,soin. one ~ the
hands moved SLOWLY with an apparent
sanity - purpoHc. Garth realized that
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THE GRAY MASK s. - Zz2sE2sE5 2zz5

He thrust the revolver impstIensly IN
her hand.
Then take this. Not much use out
side on such a night
The moon. he knew. was al the fun,
but ~ golden rotundity was heavily
vei'cd tonight. Garth could hear moth
log. but nc waited b~reaehlcssly. still
strninins his enrs. 'rfis. he unused, was
the place vhere many soldiers had died
IN battle, the rcttlng fer shosiiy legends.
the spot where b servants had fRncIed
2 terrifying ana sodilcss termination.
thu death-bcd % Aiten'a valet.
Without warming he stumbled ana
pitched Toward TO his knees. Reaching
out 20 save himself, his fingers touched
something wet. cold. an possessed a. a
revealing quality which IN one breath
Less moment drove into his brain the
exeuse for thous at the house. II was
necessary 20 strip the mask Of night
from the face Of the one who lay. do
feaied n beyond resistance. IN the
path Of the shadowy army.
He took his pocket lamp from his
coat and pressed the control. The light
fought through the fog 70 the face Of
the old servant who a few hours ago
had begged TO get Mrs. Alden away
whose bps had been incomprehcnslbiy
sealed.
Garth sprang to his feet. He knew
his limitations. lie must have help
ana now Alden mus be made TO tain.
lie ran back 10 the house and stepped
through the window. Tho lamp had
been lighted. II shone on AIRS. Alden
who bent over the writlng-tablc. her
gRze directed ALPHABETICALLY towards the
huddied man In the chair. Garth. since
ne anne from the rear. could not see
Alden's fnce at first.
Mrs. Alden" he said. II found Our
a out there"
"Not de-
Garth nodded.
Il must have help. where's the ,ele-
phone2" he asked.
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10 him, that we all were IN bed. shall
l ricE for Johnf-
-fn ring Garth answered. "a iattls
later. 4 should be siad q a word with
your husband
See here" Garth exploded at last.
There's no point IN your closing your
--@ei.sc- - we u aptv makaa mai.
ters q Thousand times more dlHicuit.
You're afraid. OF whatT"
-Dcnt tnfnk.- he to re,
out, that Tn a coward. IN stay. MY
contracts Win be carried through"
No" Garth answered you're no,
that kind Of q coward. but there's some-
thing else. Don't deny, Mr.. Alden.
You're more than sick You're afraid
What IL ftr-
@A--a coward"
The words stumbled out Of his mouth.
"But l don't know what 81 A.. You're
TO tell me-. Nf. Garth. n TIA anything
This rot about the woods and the
spirits Of dead soidicrsf" Garth asked.
Alden stirred. He nodded IN the a.
recsion Of the rear easement windows
Just across Inc lawn"
You haven't SEEM Garth asked
sharply.
-But.- Alden said. 'the servants"
"Sousenct, Mr.. Alden. That's one a.
b commonest ruperstitions the world
over, that soldiers come hack 10 the
battlcneids where they have died. and
IN time OF war"
III there's nothing in ~ Alden whss.
percd. why IL II 50 comment Why aid
my servants swear they had scent And
tho fogl We've had too much fog
lately-every night for n week. My
man died In the fog
Garth whistied.
Could they have mistaken him for
you:"
There were M marks on the body"
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I'VE ere talking too much. II want
YOU 10 stay and Judge FOR Yourself
.yyhv" N. a.k.d h,,.ou &c.,
,h..a ,so,,a ,.irs xvhat a. ,h.y
-. a. - -.
y" "e p'esH,u 'ne eHoulo oel 'h'
~"'N' !" 'he n'"' ne me' Jon 'n'r'
Please snow me to my room he
said. NJ. AhdenS asleep. Perhaps
u better speak to his wife before
YOU disturb him
John bowed and led him upstairs.
Goodnight. sir. he said. opening the
door. May o sleep well. It's a little
hard here lately"
Garth closed the door. Ahrugging his
shoulders. OF what a delicucy the
threat must be to require such scrupu-
ious handling II there 10 anything :"
Alden had said. Garth brought his
hands together.
There Is something. lac muttered
something a. dangerous NJ the death
Alden n manufacturing back there"
He went 10 bed, but resile7sncss re-
tarned 10 him. He had lost account Of
Time he hhd been. perhaps, ON the
frontier Of sleep, For az he sprnng up
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II was motionine him back. Alden
started 70 rise. Garth saw his veina
swell n the cmaclatcd muscles strain
ar he literally dragged himself out 81
the chair and traced his elbows against
the wriiine-tnbie. lie srasped a pencil
and wrote RAPIDLY ON n piece Of paper.
Garth Understood. and he reached out
for the sheet on which Alden had writ
ten the words--pcfhnps n warning. PEP
haps he truth-which his tongue had
been unable 10 forrA.
Don't touch that .aper."
There was a new quality about the
voice Garth could not deny. There was
no more tinkling % glass at the cabi-
net. He found II difficult 10 credit Mrs.
Alden with that clear. authoritative
command. He turned warlly and looked
into the muxrie OF hia own revolver.
Mrs. Aiden's outstrctched hand. no no.
ticed. did not wave+.
What does this meanY- he cried.
TT means" she answered IN q tired
voice. shat n you read what Is on that
paper you'll leave me no choice. I
shall have 20 shoot"
Alden whlmpered again. The paper
futtered TO the floor and rested. whlte
and uncommunicative. beneath tho
table. His face set. He pointed ac-
cusinEly towards the rear window.
The gesture wns clear to Garth. lie
knew what u meant before hts cyeu fol-
lowed It's direction. BEFORE he had
seen. he appreciated almost paipabiy
tho new presence In the room. AT the
moment u seemed inevitable 20 him
that h tense group should he Joined
by a stronger force. the Inspiration.
probably. OF h mysteries that had
posed u. and hat worked ahead. he
could not doubt. to a gravcr Issue for
Alden and himself.
The wco giided from the shad.
ows by tho window and moved 10 Mrs.
Alden's side-huge. powerful. The cap.
drawn low over his eyes. and the thick
growth about the mouth. robbed his
face OF expression and gave 20 his
actions a mechanical precision no,
lightly to Be disturbed. He took tho
revolver from the woman.
II couldn't" she said. "He hasn't
read. II won't be necessarily"
Necessary" the man answered In a
voice with a German accent. hut YOU
were right. Not in that way. II leaves
too much evidence. As the others
went"
" more death" she cried. Thor.
has been too much death"
These DAYS the world IL fun o,
death, he answered What are one or
two hsre7"
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&<o&KtfHft0 collar about It's threat. A.
this hour th<re was no op~rstor on
duty. Garth nnr = horzr ana carrssre
~ th< rear. ne walked 20 Il.
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1T was sfi arranssd. she said 1T
you VIII cicse that door h bouss wi
be safe enough from the hre.-
She Indicated her husband. 1hsrs
were tears I'm her eyes again.
You will take care Of himf-
yes" Nora said. s
She turned and closed the door.
Through the sudden darkness Garth
heard Mrs Alden run into the half. he
sprang after her. but Nora's voies.
sharp and commanding, bsltcd him.
Let her 90. Him III explain. LIGHT
the lamp now"
"You'vs earned thu risht 10 give the
orderA" he said.
lie felt his way /, the writing -tsb,s
and lighted the clamp.
"Norai What 10 ~ Even after all
I've seen I can't be sure. The ~furnacesf
They are two miles away"
She shook her head.
mot the furneces. Jim. Come with
mo and I VIII show yoas"
she led hin to an unlighted roo,n
acrosn the hall IND nuns back the
curtains.
The glare ot . eonnssrsticn. far
vaster than that which had threatened
them in tho conservatory. dashed In
their eyes and lighted the nsighbor-
noon WIN q bfihlatcS Uefcor than
MONDAY.
For the nrst time Garth could see
that the house stood on a high. wooded
plateau. The trees had been cleared
away between u and the water. n a
slope. hordered with hedges. had been
blasted 10 a beach. small and crescent
shaped. tn IRE blazed with a de-
Htructive violence In a structure on this
beach. He recalled the drivers gossip
about Aden's yacht. He saw a small
launch. heavily laden. making for the
open sea.
The boat house" he said.
Yes Nora Look"
~ drew a little back. An explosion
tore az their ears. somewhere upstairs
a window broke. The tlnkiing o. glass
was like an absurdly attenuHted echo.
but 0arih's attention was fixed on the
boat house. The building RppeS'ed TO
disintegrate. Out OF it, ruins rof a
colossal column OF muddy smoke. We
turned gaping. 10 Nora.
That building" he gasped ITS
crowded with gasolene-oli"
You dldnf guess, jim You zee now
I couldn't take nhMnaNnH hnA 10 IL "a