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easy 64 Come IVAN monthly Stahlman in Ask payments. Building. for The Bank behind the People COMMERCE UNION BANK IT'S ALMOST HERE! 001 SUNDAY EVENING The New HOUR OF CHARM PHIL SPITALNY his All -Girl and Singing Orchestra Newl 8 P. M. Exciting! WSM Different! GENERAL ELECTRIC NY NYCentral RR 19 NYC Omnibus 31 31 31 NY Dock 4.10 NYN West.
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k-Accumulated div. paid or declared this year. NEGRO GETS 21 YEARS GLASGOW. Sept. -Rousseau Howard, Negro, charged with the murder of Dave Victor, Negro, received a 21-year sentence in the penitentiary today, after a jury deliberated only 15 minutes.
The trial consumed almost two days. Daniel Boone passed through Cumberland Gap to the west almost 20 years after Dr. Thomas Walker. Today's Radio Programs WSM WSIX WLAC 6 A. M.
TO 12 NOON Dixie Early Birds. Stamps Melody Boys. Early Birds Eddie Lee. James McMurray. Morning Melodies.
Early Birds. Morning Melodies. Minute Man. Radio Gang. Minute Man.
Favorites of the Air. Vanity Hour. To be announced Minute Man. Favorites of the Air. James McMurry.
Have You Heard? Minute Man. Myrt and Marge, CBS. Minute Man Hilltop House, CBS. Minute Man. Woman of Courage, (RE.
Musical Workshop. Accordion Airs. Studio Hits and Encores, WB6. Novelesque Big Sister. CBS.
By and For the Women Aunt Jenny's Stories, CBS. Melody Time. Betty and Bob. Church in the wildwood. Tonic Tunes, WBA.
James McMurry. Linda's First Love. Anniversaries, Editor's Daughter. Concert Hall. Old Dirt Dauber.
Concert Hall. Old Dirt Dauber. Dept, of Agriculture. Lucky Clover Cinb. Gene Austin.
Hymns of All Churches. NOON TO MIDNIGHT Dean Upson. The Swing Parade. Merry Go Round. Dr.
Susan, CBS. Dixie Serenade. Your Family and Mine, CBS. Sam Central Church of Christ. James McMurry.
Air Trave Organ Reveries. U. 8. Band, CBS. Midday Devotional.
Buffalo inter. CBS. Men of Song. Buffalo later. Words and Music.
To be bunced. Afternoon Melodies. Gold Coast Music. CBS. Let's Dance.
Gold Coast Muste. the Mall. Deep River Boys, CBS. Hit Revue. Ruth Carhart, CBS.
Hit Revue. Three Treys, CBS. Studio. Outdoors With B. Edge, CBS.
Varieties, Baines, CBS. James McMurry, Musical Memories. Salon Orchestra, (Musical Memories. Studio. Uncle Jonathon, CB.
Country Store. Judith Arlen. CBS. Cub Reporters, Embassy Boys, CBS. Tin Pan Alley.
Central Church of Christ. Studio. Accordiana. WB8. Young Artiste, Man on the Street.
Tonight in Nashville. Under Western Skies, CBS. Top Tunes Parade. Under Western Skies. Jim Turner.
Show Girl Three Shades of Bine, To be announced. James McMurry. Make Mine Music. CBS. Crimson Trail.
Make Mine Music. Pictures in Muste. First Nighter. CBS. Pictures In Music.
First Nighter. W8IX Men's Chorus. Grand Central, CBS. be announced. Grand Central.
To be announced. Believe It or Not, CBS. To be announced. Believe It or Not. To be announced.
Amos 'n Andy CBS To be announced. Lum and Abner, CBS. To be announced. Melody Time. To be announced.
Melody Time. To be announced. To be announced. To be announced. Melody Album.
To be announced. (Freddie Martin's CBS Eddie Fitzpatrick Freddie Martin's Orch. The Music You Want. Louis Prima's CBS. The Musie You Want.
Louis Prima's The Music You Want Dancer, The Music You Want World Dances, LOCKER PLANS Proposed Clarksville Project To Cost $25,000 CLARKSVILLE, Sept. 14 -(Spl)-Plans for the new $25,000 to be built REAL backing, were revealed today by M. C. Northington, project superintendent. of the Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation.
The plant will contain 300 individual lockers measuring 20 by 15 by 30 inches. There will be a general cooling room and freezing room and space for smoked meat. Two hundred charter members must be signed for organization, Northington reminded farmers. Membership fee is $10 per year. A mass meeting of persons interested will be held at the courthouse on September 23 and officials of the REA will be present and discuss the refrigeration system.
NEW YORK BONDS (Continued From Preceding Page) Seab A cn6345 26 Sea 6835A Sou Pac 47 49 Do rig 4555 36 Do 12 Sou Rwy cn5594. 88 88 88 Do gen 4856 58 57 Bell Tel 3868 14 Stand Oil NJ 3561 36 Studebaker 10 -T- Tex Corp 18 104 Third Ave aj 5560. 108 40 Tide WatAO 30 101 -U- Un Pac 1st4847 18 Un Cig-Wh Strs 5852 5 Unit Drug 5553 8 80 80 8 Steel 95 103 103 Unit Spec New Line 1 Utah 5544 19 99 99 Util 8 76 76 Do 5559 11 76 76 76 -V- Virginian Ry 19 102 -W- Wabash 5876B 10 10 Walwrth 4555 62 62 62 Warner Bros 6548.. 80 80 80 Westn Md 4852 34 83 Western Un 5s51 44 73 Do 70 Wheel Stl 11 95 95 -Y- Youngst 4561.. 23 102 FOREIGN BONDS (In Sales High Low Close Argentine 39 Do 71 851 Australia 5s 57 Do 4129 56 44 65 63 Belgium 6s 55 16 Berl City El.
51 Brazil 88 41 Do 26-57 Do 27-57 11 Buen A 77 Bulgaria 68 Canada 45 60 76 Do 61 03 Do 44 Chile ML Bk 57 Chile 6s 61 Feb 161 65 61 Oct 2214 Copenhag 5s 62 12 51 Cuba 77 Denmark 62 20 59 58 58 GerGov 65 17 Do 7s 49 Ital Pub Util 7s 52 34 34 Italy 7s 1951 15 48 Japan 54 15 73 73 73 Milan City 52 15 33 32 32 Sou Wales 5s 58.. Norway 65 6 86 85 85 Do 4s 63 2 83 Orient Dev 58 48 48 Oslo City 55 1 96 96 96 Panama 5563A stasd 30 621 Peru 1st 65 60 24 75 Poland 8s 50 Pug Sd 5s 50 14 89 89 Queensid 65 47 79 79 79 Rio de Jan 53 10 Rio Gr do Sul 65 68 2 Rome 52. 18 39 38 38 Sao Paulo St 7s 40.. 7 16 Serbs Cts SI 7s 62.. 2 Tokyo City 61 55 55 55 Tokyo El Lt 6s 53 11 Uruguay 79 14 42 42 NEW YORK CURB (Continued from Preceding Page) Unit Shipyds A 10 10 Do Foil 34 Unit Verde Ext 11 Unit Wall Pap 13 -V- Venezuel Pat 13 -W- West Va 11 21 a 27 Wright Harg 27 67, -Y- Yukon Pac stock sales today 304,000 shares.
Year AgO 141.790 shares. DOMESTIC BONDS (In 1.000s) Sales High Low Close Ala Pow 4125 67 19 Am E. 5s 2028 6 10734 107. Am 68 2016 33 Ark 55 56 15 103 As Elec 53 69 57 55 55 43 43 4 As 55 50 2 Do 58 68 421 Do 49 7 41 -B Baldw 65 50 15 122. 122 122 Birm El 4125 68 7 9112 -(- Caro 5s 56 7 1031 10334 Cen St El 5125 54 10 40 40 De 5s 48 3912 Cities Ser 5s 58 71 71 Do 55 50 13 713 711 71 Cit 1, 5'25 49 781.
781. 781 Do 59 783, 781 783 Cont 55 58 A 17 85 85 -E- East 45 56 Elec 58 2030 721 731 -F- Fla 58 54 27 99 991 Geo Pow 55 67 15 103'2 1031. -I- Ill Pow 1, 5s 56 00 96 9513 Ind Sve 5s 50 13 65 65 65 Inters Pow 6s 52 18 503, Do 58 57 13 64 -J- 61 8 104 -K- Ky Util 5s 61 12 953, -M- Milw Lt 67 8 100 993 993; Minn 4125 78 10 993 993, Miss Pow 5s 55 3 931 2 -N- Nat 55 2030B 18 1027 1021 Nevada Cal 5s 56 751 753, Eng 55 50 13 64 641 Do 5s 47 6443 641 641, Eng Pow 5'25 54 96 96 96 Do 58 48 933 Orl 68 49 A 98 98 98 NY PAL. 67. 56 1041 St 4125 80 105 2 100 100 -P- Pac 55 13 Pug 8d 58 50 89 Pen Cen 77 954 Peo Do Do Gas 58 50C 50D 48 61 13 95 901 85 9434 assada 68 2025A 14 104 So Cal Ed 10 102 102 102 Spalding 5s 89 51 51 51 Stand 65 51 66 65 65 Do 66 11 66 64 66 Stand 68 57 65 64 kg 641 Starrett Corp 55 50 211, -T- Tex El 5s 60 25 98 981 Tex 55 56 1053, 1053 Tide WatP 5s 79A 5 931 93 931 Twin CRT 32A 15 591.
583 finit LaP 6s 75 77 77 77 Unit LARy 515 32 1 8314 831 -W- West Newsp Un 6s 44 03 5414 541 Wise 48 66A 1001. FOREIGN BONDS Isarco Hyd El 78 52 2 321 Terni Elec 53. 14 29 303 Total bond sales today. $1.400.000. Year ago.
$937.000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK. Sept. wildly erratic pound sterling broke to its lowest since May, 1933. today, then rallied in late trading but closed down cents point below vesterday's finish, said the break came on orders Bankers to sell "at the market" and.
ther were few willing to purchase the currency unit, its price was naturally forced down. Closing rates follow: Great Britain In dollars, others In cents. Great Britain. demand 1.02%. Great Britain, cables 3.92%.
bills 3.90%: 90-day bills 3.891.: Canada, Montreal -in New York 90.00; Canada, New York in Montreal 110.00: Belgium 17.12: Denmark 19.35; Finland 2.00: France 2.23: Germany unquoted. benevolent 18.75, travel unquoted: Greece, SON: Hungary 19.50N; Italy 5.21: Netherlands 53.08: Norway 22.75; Poland 18.80N: Portugal 3.75N: Rumania 70N: Sweden 23.80: Switzerland 22.56: Argentina (official! unquoted: Argentina (free) 23.71 Brazil 'official unquoted: Brazil 5,00: Mexico 19.50N: Japan 23.00N: Hongkone 25.00; Shanghai 7.00: Yugosia via 2.28N. Rates In spot cables unless otherwise indicated -Nominal. FINANCIER SAYS U.S. ROLE VAGUE NOTE DO HIS Baruch Declares Acts Of Other Nations to Map U.
S. Course WASHINGTON, Sept. Bernard Baruch, international financier and adviser to American presidents, today said that unpredictable acts by warring powers would determine whether the United States could stay out of the European conflict. Emphasizing that he was speaking only for himself as he left a conference with President Roosevelt, Baruch said that it was impossible to anticipate acts by nations "unintelligent enough to engage in a war which may kill millions of men, women and children." He was convinced, however, that if this nation did become involved in the war that "no one will gain and there will be no profits." "You can put this in your pipe and smoke it," he told reporters. "If we get involved nobody is going to what they think will make.
A ceiling will be fixed on prices. Taxes will be increased. a anybody, thinkar, they're crazy." If they can make The financier, who served as chairman of the War Industries Board during 1917-18, declined to say whether he had been asked by the President to serve on the newly created National Resources Board assigned to mobilize American industry in the event of a national emergency. As he chatted with reporters, Baruch was greeted by Herbert Bayard Swope, who served with him on the industries board and who yesterday conferred with Mr. Roosevelt.
Baruch said that the nation's greatest need at the present was to build up a strong army, navy, marine and air corps and to arm the services with most modern and deadly offensive and defensive weapons available. Then, he said, the United States would have "real voice for war or peace." W. M. SWANN WINS SHEEP CONTEST Robertson Man Reports Best Income Per Ewe In Competition SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 14- (Spl) -W.
M. Swann, of near Cross Plains, has been declared the winner of the 1939 Robertson County Sheep growers contest, County Agent Thomas E. Guthrie said today. The contest was sponsored by the Robertson County Bankers' Association and the county agent to determine the farmer who received the largest gross income per ewe in 1939. Swann received a prize of $5 in cash from the bankers' association.
Records submitted by each contestant were audited by a committee composed of J. J. Farmer, J. R. Lawrence and Mrs.
Robert W. Washington, representing the Robertson County Sheep Producers' Indemnity Association. According to the records submitted, Swann received an average gross income the past year of $13.63 per ewe in a flock of 12 ewes. A. F.
Tilley, Rt. 2, Adams averaged $12.07 per ewe in a flock of 22 ewes; J. E. Hollingsworth, Rt. 8, Springfield, averaged $11.62 per ewe in a flock of 38 ewes; J.
P. Moseley, Rt. 1, Greenbrier, averaged $10.80 per ewes in 22 ewes; and J. J. Farmer averaged $9.10 per ewe in 100 ewes.
The 194 ewes in the five flocks averaged a gross income per ewe of $10.40. Swann purchased 12. head of yearling cross-bred western ewes in July, 1938, for $9.75 per ewe. Statistical Record QUALIFICATIONS IN PROBATE COURT administrator of the estate of Mrs. Bertha Cohen.
Smith Wall, administrator of the estate of Mrs. Levina Elizabeth Burton. Mrs. Cleo Macklin, executrix of the will of J. S.
Macklin. MARRIAGE J. S. Wilson and Mrs. Josephine Chest- nut.
Guy D. Tatum and Emma Esther Sanders. Willie Ewel Sewell and Onida Van Trease. Herbert Henry Ferguson and Jessie Wallis Spencer. M.
D. Barrett and Lamanda Lane. Dr. J. H.
Brown (c) and Blanche Omega Bedleman (c). BIRTHS To Mrs. Wesley M. Beaty. Orlinda girl, Aug.
19. To Mrs. William Lewis Hagewood. 1811 Third a girl. Aug 22 To Mrs.
James Herschell Hudson. 320 Trinity Lane. a girl. Aug 26. To Mts.
Mord W. Pilkerton: 1321 White's Creek Pike. a boy. Sept. To Mrs William Edwards.
White's Creek. R. D. girl. Sept.
To Neva Woods Yokley Jones Road. boy. Sept. 6. To Mrs.
Robert Dayton Mullins, 324 Lutie a girl, Sept. 11. DEATHS George Washington Hays, 60. Hermitage. R.
F. D. Sept. 4. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS American Nat'l Bank to Jones 250 ft.
on Polk Ave. 320 J. Douglas Wright et ux. to James E. Pellettiert et 75 ft.
on Graybar Lane 6.650 Georgia A. McClan to Hester Colley, 148 ft. on John Hager Road 1 Bennie 8. Goodloe et vir. to Mrs.
Mary A. Rogers, 25 ft. on Benediet St. 75 R. A.
Henry, to W. 8. Anderson et 100.95 ft. on Hillsboro Rd. J.
Douglas Wright et ux. to Bishop Marvin Doss et 75 ft. on Grandview Drive 700 Mary M. McIntyre to John H. Tucker et 60 ft.
on Beechwood Ave. (value $600) 10 Mary M. McIntyre to Mary Seaton McIntyre, 60.35 ft. on Beechwood Ave. (Value $6001 10 Harry Amedick to F.
J. Trauernicht et 50 ft. on 9th N. 1.000 J. S.
Cartwright et al. to Herbert M. Bates et 75 ft. on Sutton Hill Road 5.250 John 9. Cartwright Pt ux.
to Robert F. Victory et 75 ft. on den Road 6.250 Joe M. Lancaster et to W. A.
Hill. ft. on Melrose Ave. 400 Mabel 8. Walker et vir.
to H. R. Gray. 35 ft. on Ind 8.
650 K. H. Dodson, et al. to Lem Crow ct 101 ft. on unnamed street 4.650 Mary Reasonover to Addie Wilson, 63.4 ft.
on Heiman St. 1.200 Wm. F. Carpenter, to Zema Hill, 50 ft. on McCampbell St.
150 Zema Hill to Andrew Caruthers, 50 ft. on McCampbell St. 300 W. 8. Anderson to R.
A. Henry, 50.25 ft. on Villa Place. (Value $4,0001 Standard Life Ins. Co to Mrs.
Emma R. Lord, 100 ft. on Park St. 12.000 Total $39.618 BUILDING PERMITS Total minor. permits MISSING Harry Beinie Mrs.
Ruth Bruce, 4809 Tennessee Avenue, is seeking information concerning the whereabouts of her 12-year-old who, she said, last night disappeared. from home late Monday afternoon and has not been seen since. When last seen the boy, Harry Beinie, was boarding a streetcar Fifty-first Avenue, North, and Tennessee Avenue. He had, his mother said, about 80 cents. The mother said that recently he had told was going to New hardly playmetes, he, think he would do that, though," Mrs.
Bruce said. Five feet and two inches tall and weighing about 85 pounds, he has blue eyes, blond hair and an identifying triangular scar above his left eye. When last seen Monday he was wearing overalls, a blue shirt and black and white tennis shoes. FEDERAL COURT HAS HEAVY DOCKET Approximately 150 Criminal Cases Set for. Fall Term Approximately 150 criminal cases, one of the heaviest dockets on record, have been set for trial in the Nashville Division of the United States District Court for the fall term beginning at 9 oclock on the morning of September 25, it was announced yesterday in the office of the clerk.
Cases growing out of alleged violations of the internal revenue laws on liquor lead in number, making up about half of the total. Other cases range from violation of the migratory bird law to violation of the narcotic law. Set for October 5 and 6 are cases charging conspiracy violate the internal revenue liquor laws and involving more than 30 defendants. These cases grew out of investigations made several months ago following numerous still raids in the Marrowbone section of Cheatham and Davidson Counties. Yesterday, U.
S. District Court Clerk Lonnie B. Ormes mailed notices to approximately 65 attorneys representing litigations in all pending civil cases in the Nashville Division of the court, telling them that the civil docket will be sounded at 9 o'clock on the morning of September 26. CARVER RETAINS SKILL SUPERIOR, he lost his left arm a number of years ago, Harry Mills, Superior, thought his wood carving days were over. But "just on a hunch," he picked up his tools again about a year ago and, in his own words, "found that first carving then was better than any I had done before." His work is displayed at the Superior public library.
WEATHER RECORD YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURES Highest. 98 degrees at 3:30 p. m. Lowest. degrees at 6 a.
m. Mean. 84 degrees. Normal, 72 degrees. METEOROLOGICAL REPORT 6:30 a.
m. 6:30 m. Barometer. r. sea- -level 30.17 30.03 Temperature 69 92 Direction 8 NE Wind Velocity Precipitation State of Weather Clear Pt.
Cldy. Precipitation since September 1, .09 inches; deficiency 1.47 inches. Precipitation since January 1. 36.36 inches; excess 1.21 inches. Relative humidity: 6:30 a.
m. noon 6:30 p. m. Sun rises 5:29 a. m.
Sun sets 5.55 p. m. Moon rises 7:57 a. m. Moon sets 7:21 p.
m. THIS DATE LAST YEAR Maximum temperature, 81 degrees; minimum, 72 degrees; precipitation, .51 inch. Precipitation January 1 to this date in 1939. 35.53 inches. 1938, excess to this date .38 inch.
WEATHER TABLE WASHINGTON, Sept. 14--14 Weather Burean records of temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at p. m. Station Hich Low. Asheville 82.
65 Atlanta 87 69 Atlantic City 75 57 Birmingham 96 68 79 58 Buffalo 85 60 Chicago 99 76 Cincinati 102 66 Cleveland 100 0 02 Dallas 97 Denver 86 Detroit 98 67 Duluth 68 58 El Paso 85 66 Galveston 90 Jacksonville 84 0 02 Kansas City 100 Key West 85 0 07 Little Rock 100 Los Angeles Louisville 90 Memphis 98 Miami 1,03 Paul 98 Mobile 93 73 New Orleans 93 New York 77 59 Norfolk 76 67 Pittsburgh 88 55. Richmond 79 56 St. Louts 101 San Antonio 70 San Francisco 70 55 Savannah 82 66 Tampa 90 Washington 79 56 RIVER BULLETIN Observations m. Local Standard Time Feet Falling Tenn. 40 Clarksville, 46 16 Eddyville, Ky.
Tennessee River Chattanooga, Tenn Florence, ville, Ala. Tenn. M. STATIONS A 8 Hours 24 Rising Cumberland River Burnside, 1501 Celina, Tenn. 28 Carthage, ELECTION CONTEST WILL BE HEARD Crowe Appear Before Committee and vote for him.
ANSWER TO PETITION SPRINGFIELD, Sept: 14- (Spl)-Judge J. F. of Ashland City and George Bracey Murff. of Joelton will fight out on neutral ground for tomorrow Eastern hotly. contest the Fired Tobacco Growers' Association directorship for Davidson, Sumner and Cheatham counties.
Bracey began the contest after the votes were counted in Ashland City recently, asserting that of the 259 votes received by Judge Murff, 198 of them were illegal, being votes of association members who had not requested the ballots in person or in writing, as required by election rules. Bracey's contest petition states that G. T. Jackson, chairman of the election, turned over to Murff a number of blank ballots, without any written request therefor from the members, and that Murff, armed with the ballots, went over, the territory getting members to sign In his answer to this petition, Murff denies that he did this, or that anyone did this for him. He that even if this had been added, ballots would not be voided, as the requirments of the election rules and regulations that ballots be requested by the members in writing or in person is suggestive only and does not have to be followed.
The election officers at Ashland City certified the vote to the canvassing board to be: for Murff, 320 votes, and for Bracey, 270. The election committee which met here later and went over the ballots found only 316. votes for Murff and 256 votes for Bracey. Judge Murff has -been director from Davidson, Sumner and Cheatham counties since the organization of the association, and is now serving as county judge of Cheatham. Bracey is a farmer of the Joelton community.
The election committee which will hear the here row is composed A. Bradley, contest, Fleasant View; J. J. Broome, Palmyra; Dennie Cash, Eddyville; W. C.
Jackson, Ashland City, and Joe Foster, Guthrie, Ky. LECHLEITER WINS PROFANITY CASE C. I. 0. Workers Charge Against City Councilman Is Dismissed John Lechleiter, attorney and member of City Council, was dismissed yesterday in General Sessions Court on public profanity charges preferred against him by Mrs.
Sarah Gann, C. I. O. worker. Mrs.
Gann charged that Lechleiter, attorney for Independent Garment Workers invited her along with several other I. to attend a meeting. "When we got there he wouldn't let us in, she said on the stand. "When we asked where his crowd was he said they were in the alley. I said I hoped I never met him in an alley and he said that if he did I would be a blankety-blank dead woman," she maintained.
Lechleiter testified that he did not take the Lord's name in vain and never has. About 35 members of Neshville Bar were present in the courtroom to serve as character, for the attorney but Special Judge J. N. Daniels said he was well acquainted with general reputation and did not need the testimony. Associates of the councilman testified that he had never been known to take the Lord's name in vain.
The trial lasted about two hours. CROCHETED PURSES ENTERED IN FAIR Wilson County Club Women Offer Varied Group In Exhibits LEBANON, Sept. 14- (Spl) -Crocheted purses are among the items entered in the State Fair by Wilson County club women. Miss Claire Gilbert, demonstration agent, said today. The purses are being entered by Mrs.
Hugh and Mrs. Eugene Grissim the Taylorsville Johnson, Club. Other items entered include braided rugs by Mrs. W. E.
Pulley of Flat Rock Club, hats made of corn shucks by Mrs. Ray Smith of Cottage Home, and woven rugs made by Mrs. Rose Martin and Miss Mamie Martin. Girls who have entered dresses in the 4-H Club department include Miss Phyllis Purnell of Bellwood' Etta Lee Tatum of Mt. Juliet, Helen Grissim of Taylorsville, Miss Jean Agee and Miss Mildred Ramsey of Horn Springs.
Misses Betty Moss and Virginia Forbes have entries in the canned fruits division. Mrs. Judson Truett of Cottage Home. Misses Nilene Lester of Statesville, Dorothy Bates of Oakland, Mrs. Pauline Oakley, and Mrs.
Hayden Swann of Watertown are others who have entries in the fair. REVIVAL Rev. Creasy Will Conduct Services At Lebanon LEBANON, Sept. 11- (Spl.) -The Rev. Floyd Creasy of Westmoreland will begin A series of revival services here Sunday afternoon.
The services will he conducted in a large tent located on lot near South College and East Gay Streets. Mr. Creasy, a graduate of Cumberland University, is widely known a lawyer-preacher. He has praeticed law in Nashville and Gallatin, as well as Memphis, where he served as assistant public defender for five years. Three of Mr.
Creasy's brothers have graduated from Cumberland, fourth brother is at present here. MRS. ETHRIDGE Funeral To De Held Telly Woman Funeral services will b6, conducted today for Mrs. Minnie Bencon. Ethridge, 63, who died yesterHome in Mrs.
'Ethridge was native of Davidson County, having been, born near The Hermitage. She was member of the Christ. The funeral from the churches Donelson Church of Christ, at 3 o'clock this afternoon, with burial in Donelson Cemetery, The Rev. James will officiate. Survivors 'are her W.
Ethridge; a sister, Mrs. W. H. Page; and seven brothers, M. G.
E. P. H. R. and W.
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one year 6.00 Outside Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama: Morning and Sunday, one year $15.00 (Mail subscriptions year are not taken in Morning only, one 10.00 towns a and cities where carrier service maintained.) Legal Notices FORECLOSURE SALE 'Default having been made in the terms, conditions and payments made and provided for the deed of trust executed on the twenty-third day of September, 1926, by J. A. Smedley and wife, Helen Smedley, to D. P. Wrenne, Trustee, to secure the indebtedness therein described, and which said deed of trust appears of record in Book No.
709, page 142, of the Register's Office of Davidson County, Tennessee. Now. therefore, D. P. Wreene, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by said deed of trust, will on Friday, September 15, 1939, at o'clock noon, et the front door of the Courthouse, located on the Public Square in the City of Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder for cash, free from the rights of redemption, homestead, dower and all other exemptions, the following described property tocated in Davidson County, Tennessee, towit: Being lot No.
43 in the Branstord Realty. Company's West End Avenue Place, plan of which is of record in Book No. 332, Page 15. in the Register's Office for Davidson County. Tennessee.
Said No. 43 fronts 50 feet on the westerly side of Thirty-third Avenue, South, and runs back between parallel lines 158 feet the south line and 163 feet on the north line to an alley, the northwest corner said lot is a part of the WhitworthBosley Land and the remainder of said lot is a part of Lot No. 59 in the Boyd Cockrill Spring Tract. Being the same property conveyed to J. A.
Smedley deed of Joe Scheuerman and wife recorded in Book No. 548. Page 513, said Register's Office, to which reference is here made. This sale will be made subject to unpaid taxes. This eighteenth day.
August, 1939. D. P. WRENNE, Trustee. FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made in the terms, conditions and payments made and provided for the deed of trust executed the twenty-third day of September, 1926, by J.
A. Smedley and wife, Helen Smedley, to D. P. Wrenne. Trustee, to secure the indebtedness therein described.
and which said deed of trust appears of recold in Book No. 709, page 142. of the ister's Office of Davidson County. Tennessee. Now.
therefore, I. D. P. Wreane. by virtue of the power and author vested in me by said deed ol Friday, He, senaber 15.
1939. o'clock noon. at 116 front door of Courthouse, located on the Publie Square in the City of Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder cash, free from the rights of redemption. homestead. dower and all other exemptions, the following described property cated in Davidson County, Tennessee, wit: Being lot No.
43 In the Bransford Realty Company's West End Avenue Place, 8 plan of which 15 of record in No. 332, Page 15, in the Register's Office for Davidson County, Tennessee. Said No. 43 fronts 50 feet on the westerly of Thirty -third Avenue. South, and back between parallel lines, 158 feet the south line and 163 feet on the north line to an alley, the northwest corner said tot is part of the Land and the remainder of lot is A part of Lot No.
59 in the Cockrill Spring Tract. Being the property conveyed to J. A. Smedley deed of Joe Scheuerman and wife recorded Book No. 548, Page 513, said Register' Office, to which reference is here made.
This sale will be made subject to unpaid This eighteenth, day, August, 1939. P. WRENNE, Jr. Trustee. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found YOUNG FOX TERRIER Bob-tatled, white.
black spots, Tan on eyelids. LIBERAL REWARD TO FINDER, 203 23rd North. 7-2401. GREEN TARPAULIN Lost between ican Tea Coffee on Charlotte Pike, and 908 3rd North. Reward.
W. H. TOMPKINS 5-6551. 2 Personais BATHS, Swedish Massage: arfhritis, asthma, nervousness, constipation, reducing. 6-2819.
WANTED--Someone to keep school girl in vour home, near Ross school. MRS. DAVIS. 6-0264. HOME- Invalids, aged, valescents.
PHONE MRS. HEAD. 1700 Eastland. CURTAINS LAUNDERED 10c, spreads 75c. We deliver.
WOODBINE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. 6-3243. NOT responsible for debts made by others than myself. C. LANKTORD, 1420 Summer Avenue.
NOT responsible for debts made by ethers than myself. HENRY SPELTA, 316 Foster Street. 3 Travel Opportunities SPECIAL CASSETY TOUR Washington N. Y. Leaving 17th.
Personally conducted. Twin beds. Private bath. 6-3416. DRIVING 1939 Pontiac Los Angeles Baturdav.
Take three. LAW. 5-3900. Special Notices FRESH LOADS DAILY- Elberta peaches, damsons, crab-apples, canning apples, preserving pears. 6-3996, 536 3rd Ave.
North. PERMANENTS $100 up titcensed tors. MARR'S. 1919 Church. 5-5929.
Appointments. DEAD STOCK REMOVED from county promptly A. J. BROWN, 7-1809, 6-8566. $3.00 PERMANENT.
$1.25. 15 years in present location. MERRYMAN'S, 6-5562, BUSINESS GUIDE 5 Business Service Offered RENTALS Typewriters, Adding Machines, Cash serA. L. C.
SMITH CORONA WRITER AGENCY 528 Union 86. 4-6506 CALL G. D. SPANN for furnace work, roofing, guttering, general repair work. Free estimates given.
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HARDWOOD FLOORS-014 made new. Guaranteed. C. IL. SCOTT.
3-2637. RADIO REPAIRING, estimate. Reasonable prices. BURNETTE. 7-5060-W.
and sold. FOrK and done. kinds. W. 6 Repairing and Cleaning REPAIR ANY MAKE ages.
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