The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 5

NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1921. of enlargement, by the state board. Seven new members have been added to the faculty, as follows: Alniattle Jarmoh In mathematics; H. Barnes of Yle Unlrerslty, In chemistry'; Mury NEW BUILDINGS ARE PLANNED AT T. P.

I. State Board of Education Selects Sites for Helen Bowers, in science; W. P. Dav I. R.

Feterson, president of the live Btock association, Montgomery County is now leading the state in stocking Us herds with pure-bred sires. The best progress has beon made In sheep, but a large number of bulls, stallionB and boars ha alBo been purchased. As a result, tho quality of live stock In tho county has already shown an appreciable improvement, and this was especially noticeable in recent cooperative shipments. of lambs. It was found that the laniba sired by pure-bred rams had a market valuo of from $3 to $5 per head ovor those sired by scrub ramss.

idson, In agriculture; Otto Hunerwadel, in agriculture; Marie White, In domestic arts, and a matron to be supplied. TENT MEETING IS OPENED AT DRESDEN (8 pedal to Tho TennMMsm.) DRESDEN, Auc 0. Her. T. N.

Hale, pastor of the First Ban tint Obituaries FARMERS RECEIVE 19 PUREBRED RAMS Montgomery County Farms Well Supplied With Pure-'bred (Bpcctal Tho Tenn.Hwpnn.) CI.AHKSVIM.H, Aug. o. Nino of the nineteen pure-hred Sbuth-xlown rami purchased by farmers throiiBh the Montgomery County Live Stock Asmclstlon, nnve recently been received, njid the others sare to come it later dnte. Those who hare received the pure-bred sires are Bay "Williams, A. Mi.Tlwvther, Honry Meriwether, Robert Meriwether, Clyde W.

Kelly, A. Q. Shelby (2), I. It. Pattoson and P.

M. Adklris. The Snuthdnwnn were purchased from P. n. OnlneB of the Itlverviow fiirm, Cnrrolltoii, Ky and Curpenler Ilrushy Creek, Smith County.

Tenn. An order for three puro-bred Hamp-nhlres has also been received by A. It. Cherry. Due to the Indefatigable effort! of Church, assisted by Evangelist Arthur fox or Purls.

and Mr. J. A. Brown of Dallas, Texas, as singer, began a tone ni outing nero Ttiesany that Is attracting large congregations from the CARROLL CO. FAIR DATES ANNOUNCED Funds Raised for Premium List and Expenses.

I (Special to The Tennessean.) HUNTINGDON, Aug. 5. The dates set for the Cnrroll County Fair have been decided upon as October1 12, 13, 14 and 15th. There Is no admission charged and at a meeting of the committees, tho finance committee of which W. S.

Priest is chairman, reported wonderful success in raising funds to pay the premium list and other expenses of the fair. Arrangements are being made to secure a large tent in which splendid entertainments will be given each afternoon and night of the fall-. Plans, are under way to secure the Flsk Jubilee Singers, of Nashville, for one or two evenings. Several other attractions arebelng arrauged for, including the "American Legion minstrel of McKenzle. The McLemoresvlllo school will bring their own orchestra and put on two entertainments.

One evening's enter-talnmet will be givo by the Carroll County Jubilee Singera. A splendid braBS band has boen secured and T. S. Jenkins tins been appointed Ho round up all the old fiddlera. Special attention will also be given to the exhibits in the usual departments of the fnir.

MISS HAZEL DYSINGER. CENTHEVII-XE. Allff. 0. Miss Hazel Dyslnffer, 20-yenr-old (Inuirhter of Isaac Dydinger, died yesterday nfter Bcvcrnl weks" Illness of typhoid fever.

She was a popular ten cher of the lion Aqua Bchool. WE'LL SELL EVERY TIRE AND TUBE IN STOCK CLASSIFIED AS SECONDS Because of the great success of Keystone -Cord Tires everywhere throughout the country, this business will ultimately be devoted exclusively to the Sale of KEYSTONE CORD AND FABRIC TIRES AND KEYSTONE RED INNER TUBES FABRICS surrounding couti.try. The large gospel tent is taxed to Mipaclty at -each Bervlce, and there have already been many con (Special to The Tennestean.) COOKEVILLE, Aug. 5. Chairman P.

L. Harned, of the state hoard of education, nnd th board will spend today locating: the new build ings which are to be erected for Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. A dining ball, an up-to-date gymnasium building, additions to both the boys' nnd girls dormitories are some of the improvements that have become ueeesnnry on account of tho growth of the school. A large dairy barn has been recently built with a sUo that attracts tho eye and envy of every fanner that passes, while a poultry yn'rd with Madison Square leghorns makeB tho farm woman resolve to have- her some like them. ''The mechnnlcs' building, which Is considered by exports to be most complete, will olso come in for Us share versions.

Tho tent is located on the campus of tho ret den High School, with an iihandnuce of Bhade nearby, and citizen from the nearby country are coming In, bringing their supper, attending the afternoon services and 'remaining oyer for the night service. MHS. EVA TON. DUICS'DEN, Aug. 0.

Mrs. Evn FeatherHtcHi died yesterday nt her home near Meridian, following a protracted Illness of tuberciriosiB of tho brain. Shols survived by her husband, Prof. Luther Feathers ton, and two children. Interment today at the Meridian Mr.

Brown, thra singer, has with him his large Italian harp, and is attracting widespread interest with hla superb music and' line singing. It is claimed for him that he has htid twenty years uninterrupted service aluirinjr for revi val meetings. Qnsut Interest Is manifest and fruitful results aro anticipated. CENTREVILLE MAN BUYS KNITTING MILLS (8eolal to The Tennefl.ean.) CENTRKVILLE. Tenn.

Anr A bulnesi deal oJ lmnorUinco win tran sacted by Ions distance telephone when WALTER STAMP WILL BE ELECTROCUTED OCT. 1.4 A General Clearanee of All Summer Clothes Now Going on at Morse's, with Every Summer Suit Offered at a Substantial Saving u. urigany, president of tho Plnewoort Knlttlnir Iktllln mid loi-nl 32x3 Firestones, S. Plain Fisk, S. Plain 11.50 Mason, S.

Plain 11.50 Portage, S. Plain 1.50 Century Planfield, S. Sk 12.75 J. and S. Rib 11.50 LOUISVILLE, KjKt Aug.

5. Walter Stamp, convicted slayer of W. Smith In a sensational automobile financier, bought tho complete equipment for the new knitting factory at Plnowood nt a total com of SM.OOO from tho 8ponecr Company, nt Qastonin, C. jnurder hero was sentenced today in Tho machinery will 'be shinned at once, and the factory Is expected to begin operation within the next irurtith. Mason, S.

Rib 11.50J will employ aunroxlmntelv 100 neo- 32x4 McLean, S. Rib Firestone, Sk 12.00 Empire, S. Sk 23.00 Fisk, S. 23.00 344Vff Ajax, Plain $11.75 Mason, Plain 11.75 Firestone, S. Plain 13.00 Kokomo, S.

Plain 13.00 Mason, CL, Rib 11.75 McLean, S. Rib 20.50 Firestone, CL, Sk 13.00 Fisk Redtop, CL, Sk 15.00 plo at the beginning, with expectations of doubling the number later. I'. L. Farmer, with several Veorfi' oxporience In the leading hosiery mills in tne soutn, wni.he in charge.

Other ofllcers of the Institution thnn Dr. Grlgshy are John V. McDonough, Tlce-preslilcut, and S. S. Cunningham, sec retary.

CUTTING OF ALFALFA TO BE DEMONSTRATED (Spcolnl to Tho Tennessean.) COLUMBIA, Auc. 5. Ar criminal court to die In the electric chair October 14. An effort is being made by Stamp's attorneys to obtain a new trial and whether tho death sentence will be carried out rests solely with the court of appeals. The sentence passed by Judge Harry Hobinson today concluded ono of the most sensational and most unique murder trials In the annals of tin criminal court here.

Stamp was accused of having driven his automobile alongside another tm chine occupied by Russell and his family on the night of Juno 1. Drawing a revolver he is said to have emptied It at the occupnnts of the other car. Russell was instantly killed, ont bullett wounded his wife nnd another barely missed Russell's 6-yea'r-old daughter. Stamp, after being sought everywhere by police, surrendered himself three days ufter the murder, protesting his Innocence. IJecause of the fact thot justice has repeatedly beon defeated by long continuances.

Judge Robinson refused Stamp's attorneys continuance. The trhil reverted into lengthy legnl battlo. Ar-torueys refused to take part In the trial. As consequence the defendant was convicted of murder after a speedy hearing. A prompt appcsil was made for a retrial.

If-Stnmp pnyH the supreme penalty he will be the first white man from Jefferson County ever electrocuted. The execution will take place at Eddyvllle penitentiary. 23.00 23.00. 23.00 NCLUDED are all of our genuine "Priestley's Aerpors Worsteds, Priestley's Mohairs and genuine Palm Beach Suits, all measuring up to our usual high stan-rd of workmanship. Back of every garment stands our unqualified guarantee.

Though bought at reduced prices, if it is not right, bring it back as readily as though you paid us a profit. Remember, there's two months left in which to wear summer clothes, and you will have a high-grade suit ready for next summer. Here's the Reduced Price Schedule Come and Profit by the rangements have been made wtth J. W. Sholton by Fry to cut the sev ft 'Mi" enteen acres of alfalfa on tho Mt.

Plens-nnt piko near the Columbia Military Mason, S. Sk Fisk, S. Sk Sterling, S. Sk 35x4 Firestone, CL, Sk Victor Springfield, CL, Sk. Academy.

The cutting will tako place Monday. provided the weather will permit, and will start early in tho morning, and 14.00 continue throughout the day, or until Thermoid, S. Rib 11.50 Century Planfield, S. Sk 12.75 Firestone, S. Sk 12.75 J.

and S. Sk 12.75 McLean, S. Sk 12.75 Mason, S. Sk. 12.75 National Speedway, S.

Sk. 12.75 Norwalk, S. Sk 12.75 Perfection, S. Sk 12.75 Portage, S. Sk 12.75 Victor Springfield, S.

Sk 12.75 31x4 Firestone, Plain $10.00 Fisk, CI." Plain 10.00 Mason, Plain 10.00 Empire, Sk: 11.25 Equity, Sk 11.25 Fisk, Sk 11.25 Mason, Sk 11.25 McGraw, Sk 11.25 McLean, Sk 11.25 32x4 Firestone, Plain 5.00 Gryphon, Rib 5.00 Mason, Sk. 5.00 Fisk, S. Plain 14.50 McGraw, S. Plain 14.50 Mason, S. Sk 16.00 National Speeway, S.

Sk 16.00 33x4 Firestone, S. Plain $16.00 tne seventeen acres is cut. The cutting will be done with a Fordson tractor with tho Roderick-Lean mowinc at tachment, cutting seven feet each 36x4 Mason, S. Rib $15.00 F.mnirfi. S.

Sk 16.00 round. An expert will be In charge of the machine, nnd complete demonstration -Portage, S. Sk 16.00 of fuel to the acreage will ho given, and the ncreago per hour. This new i a Saving It Offers attachment to the tnctor is another innovation of tractor farming. Mohair Coats and Pants OLARKSVILLS LEGION WINS FROM DOVER PULTON COUNTY IS PLANNING GOOD FAIR Tropical Worsted Coats and Pants now to The Tenneimean.) HICKMAN, Aug.

5. Fulton SI 5 to $22.50 County is preparing to have the best ounty fair in this end of the state this year. The fair opens at Fulton, upper 33x5 Firestone, CL, Plain $12.00 35x5 Firestone, S. Plain $13.00 Fisk, S. Plain 13.00 Marathon, S.

Rib 15.50 Firestone, CL, Sk. 13.50 Fisk, CL, Sk 13.50 Mason, CL, Sk 13.50 Savage, CL. Sk Empire, S. Sk 17.00 Mason, S. Sk 17.00 Portage, S.

Sk ,17.00 37x5 Fisk, S. Plain Fisk, CL, Sk 17.00- Mason, CL, Sk 20.00 Fisk, S. Sk 20.00 Savage, S. Sk 20.00 end of tne county, on August it), and continues to and including the 24th. The premium list this yenr for live stock and agricultural display is practically double what it has been.

Some striking features will be the four premiums of $75, $-I0. $20 and $15 for tho hpst community display, a new feature of the county-fair. (S postal to Tile Tennessenn.) CLA1UKSVILLK, August H. Despite the fact that they brought -100 rooters from the home town to Clarks-vllle aboard the It. G.

Hill, the Dover bnsebnll aggregation was unable to cope with the locnl American Legion outfit on (Shearer field Thursday nft-ernoon and the local boys copped off the big end of a A to .1 game. With finger, nail torn off, "Wild Bill" Jackson behind tho. bat for Clarksville w.tb relieved in the scco-mi by Allen Brown. Hersche Wiles on the mound had to leave In the seventh, and was succeeded by Will Elliott. The only three runs the Dover outfit was able to score were on errors of Wisdom Rudolph at third and Mnc-Hnnner nn second.

About 400 Clarksville fans also turned nut to mot against the Dover fans. Fifty buj-B from the 1. O. O. F- Mason, S.

Plain 16.00. ei it pa" Genuine Palm Beach Coats and Pants now $11,85 and $13.85 85 Plain Light Tan Genuine Palm Beach Coats and Pants Slightly soiled, gJ Genuine Linen Golf Knickers, IC iow JO.OD to r.MQw REMAINS OF SOLDIER SENT TO SPRINGFIELD riresione, a. j.t ok w.ou Mason, S. Sk. 17.50 34x4 Fisk, S.

Plain $16.00 Portage, S. Plain 16.00 Fisk, CL, Sk 12.00 National Speedway, S. Sk. 17.00 SPRINGFIELD, August 5. The body of Capt.

J. E. Bell, killed In Fiance In 11)18, was shipped from Ho-boken Thursday morning and la exported to rench Springfield Saturday. Scottish Rite MnsoiiB will hold Ka- Home aUo made tlie bleachers ring. rlosh fnnernl lervicc over the remain-probably Sunday night.

SSrOV Fficintr CORDS REGISTRATION BOOKS TO OPEN MONDA- AN OPEN LETTER TO WOMEN Mrs. Little Tells How She Manhattan Shirt Sale Now On All Straw Hals Now l2 PRICE 619-621 Church Street. 33x5 Capitol Blvd. (Special to The Tennessean.) CLARIKSVILLK, Aug. With all two-year certificates expirli-this month, registration bookH for tl voters of the Twelfth district (City Suffered and How Finally 'InrUsvllle) will be opened at the court Cured limine at 8 dock Monday morning nnd remain open for a period of d-n days.

Philadelphia, Pa. "I was not able to do my housework and had to lie down most or tne niiiDuuuuuuiiiiii 32x3 Venus, S. Rib $16.50 Gryphon, S. Sk 19.50 32x4 Venus, S. Rib $20.00 34x4 Firestone, S.

Rib $29.00 Venus, S. Rib 29.00 32x4 Firestone, CL, Rib $12.00 Firestone, S. Rib 28.00 Fisk, S. Rib 28.00 Goorich, S. Rib 28.00 Mason, S.

Rib 28.00 Carlisle, S. Sk 31.00 Firestone, S. Sk. 31.00 Fisk, S. Sk 31.00 33x4 Carlisle, S.

Sk $29.00 Goodrich, S. Sk 29.00 Firestone, S. Rib $32.00 Goodrich, S. Rib 32i00 Carlisle, S. Sk 35.00 Firestone, S.

Sk 35.00 Goodrich, S. Sk 35.00 Gryphon, S. Sk 35.00 35x5 Fisk, CL, Rib $19.00 Fisk, S. Rib 37.00 Goodrich, S. Rib 37.00 McGraw, S.

Rib 37.00 Braender, S. Sk 19.50 Carlisle, S. Sk 19.50 Erie, S. Sk 37.50 S. Sk.

37.50 Fisk, S. Sk 37.50 Gryphon, S. Sk 37.50 Firestone, CL, Sk 19.50 Goodrich, CL, Sk 19.50 Teacher Elected. (Special Tbr Trnnrnsean.) TKKZKVAXT, Aug. 5.

Th. Rutherford high school directors hnvc recently elected Prof. E. II. Ed wards of thLs city as superintendent of the schools at that place.

Professor Ed-wnrds was superintendent of the locnl high school for nln years; and wns one of the best principals the school ever hnd. He will remove his family" to. Riithecrford next week, nnd his school will open for a nine months' term on August. 20. time and felt bad in my left side.

My monthly periods were irregular, sometimes nve or seven months apart and when they did appear would last for two weeks and were verypainful. Iwas sick for about a vear and a half -Revival Closes. (Spfclnl to The Tennensenn.) nUNUTNGDON. Aug. 5.

The revival services of Mt. Neho Church, In Ruena Vistn, hnvo closed after continuing twelve days. The pnirtnr. Rev. T.

M. Boyd, at the closing dervice, baptized into Hho church, and during (he meeting there were 42 conversions. The pastor was assisted hy Rev. S. IT.

Allen of Huntingdon, who did the preaching. This is one of the strongest churches In the Southwestern District Association. TUBES 30x3 and doctored but without any improvement. A neighbor recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- to me, and the second day af tefc; started taking it I began to feel betterand I kepton taking it forseven months.

Now I keep house and perform all my household duties. You can use these fact3 as you please and I will recommend Vegetable Compound to everyone who suffers as I did." Mrs. J. S. Little, 3465 Livingston Philadelphia, Pa.

How much harder the daily tasks of a.woman become when she suffers from such distressing symptoms and weakness as did Mrs. Little. Such troubles maybe speedily overcome by Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Have the Tennessean Follow You Moss Is Recovering. BBTUPAOR.

Aug. 5. Rwportfl from the bedside of V. Duke Mows, who is at a Nnshvillp infirmary, where he has recently undergone quite seven operation for appendicitis, are that he Iihh stood the operation splendidly and hi condition In ns favorable as-could he expected- Mr. Mops is an Influential citizen of this plnce apd his many friends throughout the vicinity wish for him speedy recovery.

32x4 Firestone, Grey 2.50 Norwalk, Grey 2.50 Firestone, Red 2. 50 Norwalk, Red i 2.50 ft 33x4 Firestone, Grey 2.50 34x4 Firestone, Red 2.60 33x5 Firestone, Grey 3,00 Norwalk, Grey 3.00 35x5 Firestone, Red 3.00 Firestone, Grey 1.00 Fisk, Grey 1.00 30x3 Fisk, Grey 1.00 32x3 Goodyear, Grey 1.50 31x4 Firestone, Grey 1.50 32x4 Firestone, Grey 2.00 Goodrich, Grey 2.00 Goodyear, Grey 2.00 NO USE secluding yourself in the north wood, in the mountains or at the lake if you can keep i iiii" up to date by having our paper follow you. All you have to do is to send us your new address, together with the old address, and the paper will come to you. Keep "in touch with the happenings in your old home town through Revival in BETHPAGE. Aug.

5. Elder E. Jnrgonson. pator of the Highland Christian CQiurcb of Louisville, is conducting revival nt the Berro Christian Church here. Services are held at night only and begin nt 8 o'clock.

Due to the unusually hot weather that has prevailed it has been arranged to have tho services on the church lawn. The meeting will continue until the middle of next week. What Causes Skin Troubles? Many of the fiery, itching skin troublos are due solely to disorders of the blood. Don't let these impurities torture you. Thousands have gotten relief from such troubles by taking S.S.

5 the blood medicine that drives out the impurities and helps put in the healthy red blood corpuscles. For Special Booklet or for individual advico, without charJo, write Chief Medical Advisor, S.S.S.Co.,Dop't 433, Atlanta, Qa, Oet S. S. at your These Prices For Cash Only C. O.

D. Or Mall orders Will Be Filled Burins' Sale No Tires Will Be Mounted THIS CLEARANCE IS FINAL TENNESSEE TIRE RUBBER CO. 160-162 EIGHTH N. NASHVILLE, TENN. OBi ipsa Store Is Purchased.

SPRING FTflLD. Aug. It was nnwnineei! Wednesday that J. C. McMurry of Morgan field, hnd purchased the controlling Interest in Randolph, House A- one of the large department 'tfortn nf Springfield.

J. C. Hmvjir.I. .1. Hooper, W.

House nnd XV. Hooper are to retire from the business. N. C. Carlton, who hns been tho manngvr for Randolph.

House wfll remain. This is one of the largest buslnesH transactions In the lili-u Lh ait- THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN The Standard Blood Purifier.