The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 8

Saturday Morning, December 29, 1923 1THE WASHVILLE TENNESSEAN VI irlil STRATTON FOSTER Maid of 60s to Be Buried. With: Wagon "Factory, Gets i 4 $40,000,000 Contract erton, Hiyiry Teltlobaum, John lu Roger T. T. Graham Hall. Mrs.

Hill Eakln, H. d. Hill. M. A.

Blmneon. B. Ed McCarthy, Lewis TlUmaK.tlUman HEADS RED CROSS Louisville, Ky, Dec. tt-JJPh-The Fiance's Pistol Beside Her Rites Will Be Today in Port Royal for Miss Olen the Hotel Chlaca, and educated at Eminence Eminence, Ky. Plia was an artist of no mean ability and was an authority on everything artistic, i- Her -home Is a museum of art works by herself and prominent artists.

She was also fond of flowers and landscape gardening and was active In the Garden Club of America. She was a member of the Nineteenth' Century club, the Daughters of the Revolution and the Memphis Country club. She Is survived bv two sisters, Mrs. Belle Little of New York and Mrs. Battle M.

Brown of Memphis. 11: JO Southern Maid Coffee Ya tes Nashville Radio Kentucky Wajron Manufacturlne Company has closed contracts for more than MO.OOO.OOO worth of buslhess "Hvlth European gov ernments, Robert Board, president, announced lh a statement Issued here today, i Local Chapter Holds An-'''h nualj Election of Ufe 7. Election of officer and roports of the year's activities marked the an nual meeting of the American Red Cross, Nanhvllle chapter, at, the Chamber" of Commerce building Friday afternoon. Si. Stratton Foster was chosen president, succeeding Thomas O.

Kittrell. who has headed -the or. A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL uour. 3:00 Sports Capitol theater Owl Club. i45 The Owl orchestra.

10:06 Grace Mitchell at theCap Itol organ. 10:45 The Owl orchestra. 11:00 Berry Norman, guitarist. dance frolic. 11:30 Request program.

11:45 prchestra. 12:00 m. Weather report and forecast. 12:05 Time signals. 1 WLAC i 8:48 m.

Settltjrg-upr exercises by Dr. A. yJNOtfe-Devotional period. musicale. 8 :00 Second period of setting-up exercises.

8:15 Morning musicale. 8:46 Modernistic kitchen. 12:25 Central Church of Christ jranizatton tor th past two years. Caverty-r Charles MrftMcCabOi Mr. Herbert Xfarrell, VFinley1" "Dorrls, H.

A. TenbrunsW, John Ffey, Dr. John Overton, A. D. 1'aul Sloan, Sr Vernon 'Tupper, Mrs.

'frank. I George Blackie Mrse Robert Cheek. H3. kRuncIo Clements, Mrs. Robert F.

Jacksot Dr; Bruoe K. Payne, V111 Manler. Mrs. Ed Seay. Mrs.

Arthur Evans, Arch Tra wick, 1 Mrs. Luke Lea, Percy Maddln, Dr. P. Dandridge, C. Al J.

Blanton, Dr Blanton, Dr, Owen Wilsoe, Byrd Douglas. Mrs. B. Wallace, Joe Wertham, Rogers Caldwell, John W. Barton, Mrs, W.

H. Williamson, Stratton Foster, M. Anderson. Charles Nelson, Ed R. Burr and Walter H.

Clurke. Collections. during the year amounted. tQ $13,800. The sum of $14,800 was expended, 15,000 going to hurrieane relief In th West Indies and Florida.

wAid wasv -rendered 687'ev-atildiere, according to a report by Miss Evelyn Carrlngton, executive secretary of the local chapter. 600 Influenza Cases Reported in Mayfield Mayfield, Dec. 28.P) Six-hundred cases of intluenxa were reported today by Graves county health officers here today, as compared with. 300 yesterday. The 'epidemic in this county Is expected to reach Its peak tomorrow, according to the officials.

SATURDAY'S PROGRAM WSM (650-46U). 4 Time newscastlng. 8: 45 Talk by Dr. Julius Klein, I a B. C.

feature. Sessions chimes time. 1 01 -Francis Craig and his An- drew Jackson oroliestra. i 7:30 Aladdin Lamp program with 13d McConnell. 3 Wash." -v sr 2 1 Dr.

Humphrey and i his "Possum 'Hunters." 1: :00 Uncle Dare Macon, banjO-SI. isL I :30 Crook; pros. or- che.stra. 5 ITnclemnTTKbmpsohT 10:45 Bmkley-BroV "Clod Hop. 'j pars." ill 16 Ed McConnell in songs and stories.

I 5 J0: 00 a. Union ice cream hour. Mr. who presided over the meeting, was thanked (or his Service during his administration. He was elected second vice-president.

2iVfc(Spl) T-Burlal will be made Saturday morning In the family cemetery in the Port Royal community for Miss Ellon K. Yates, 90, whp despite the bids of many eligible remained single following the death of her Civil war romance- fiance, a Confederate soldier of Virginia, which occurred a short while before they were to be married. Her most 'treasured remembrance of that romance, her fiance's pistol, sent to her by his relatives, will be placed in the casket beside her Mms YatM'-ai-rwaft a plctiir esciue one. While a child, she was adopted by "Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Northlngton, her uncle and aunt, who were owners of a large landed estate and scores of slaves. They reared her In the lap of ease and luxury and educated her to the highest degree. She Inherited their large estate and continued to live on the Alias Yates' death this morning was the result, of injuries she received in a fall three weeks ago. During the Civil-war Miss Yates was a favorite and good to federal soldiers In temporary hiding from the invading She ministered to scores of them and won their admiration. It was In this connection that the romance with the Virginian, which so sadly terminated, began.

Miss Yates a member of the Methodist church and leaves a sister. Mrs. Mary Ne-viil of San Antonio, and a brothers James Yates of this county- She was the daughter of Mr. Sjid Mrs. Arthur Yates and was borns in this county in 1837.

Mrs. Grace Artist Of Memphis, Is Dead Memphis, Tenn, Dec. Grace Toof, for many years prominent in the social and'artisUb-'llfe of Memphis, and a member of an old and respected family, died, at her this morning' during- an eplleptio stroke. Mrs. Toof was the daughter of S.

Toof. Early in her" Ufe took an active part in clvio affairs. She was born in the old Toof home that stood on the present site of Coagiit j'rom colj may lead to 80-lious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that it pleasant' to take. Creomulsion is.

a medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs creosote is reo Jame was hosen -f ttvt vice-president J. T. Hester was reelected treasurer, and Alfred T. element! 'which soothe and heal tha inflamed membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote oet on the stomach, is absorbed Into the blood, attacks the test of the trouble and checks-the growth of the germs.

Creomulsion is guaranteed iatisfso-torjr in the treatment of coughs from, bronchitis and minor forms of Bronchial irritations, and is excellent for building up the system after colds er flcO Money refunded if not re- lieved after taking according todirec Al. e.rf.lV Adams secretary. All directors serving the past two years were reelected, and two- new members added to the board. Those reelected are: Thomas G. Kittroil.

James H. Parkes, W. H. Lambeth, Alfred T. Adams, J.

T. Heeter. W. Brown. .1 jservice.

cgnized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritations, Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing uons. aul your aruseifli. wr. Loventhal, Mrs. Bernard Fenster-wald.

Mrs. Harry Evans, Mrs. Jo B. Morgan. Mrs.

8. S. Crockett, Walter Stokes, Mayor Hilary E. Howse, Cecil Sims. Mrs.

Jesse Ov-i fOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON 12:55 Produce and live stock market reports. i 1:00 Correct time from Wash-' ington. 1 01 Grain market report. Si: 05 Farm, forum. 1:10 Educational feature.

1:30 Matinee musicale. 6:00 Health talk f.rom' Central Church of Christ. 6:15 Devotional period. 7:00 Joe Luton, pianist 7:30 Grady Moore. Hawaiian guitarist.

7:55 S. S. Reynolds, talk on Smoke abatement. 8:00 "Songs My Mother Taughte Me." 8:30 WLAC circus. 1 1 "Phone Maniac" in Louisville Calls -V- Police to "Duty" 4 S-j Louisville, Ky Deci 28.vT) Iulsville's latest is "phone 3 j3 Officials and policemen, delivery boy, stores, taxicabs and druggists all his victims.

One firm sent out turkeys to customers that didn't exist. Another received 50 5 such fake calls in a day. Druggists, i delivery boys have been rushing around the city with packages, only to brine them back, -unclaimed, Today, when patrolmen began to i rush into the court of Police Judge jj-Krea Starck in response to "urgent fi summons," the judge decided tin- i matter had gone too far. He asked "i the co-operation ol the telephone company in locating "phone maniac" SJz and promised that the man would -4 get a jail number instead of a a a a a a a a Only the Linn carries payload and tows payload a a a a a a a' a a 5 telephone number If apprehended. I I MEMPHIS FIGHTS i HIGHWAY ROUTE If SATURDAY, DECEMBER St.

(Odtral Standard Time.) :00 NBC System. Spltalny's muslo to WEAF, WG.V (720-416) Chlcro. Uncle Quln; MarKets. WOHP 1220-246 Detroit. Lady Moon; Oriole Orchestra.

WOES Chicago. Dinner Concert. WJS5 Bt Rei Orchestra to 6:30 PR (540-545) Houston. The Parsons Studio. WB3 iJOS-3U3) Springfield.

McEnel-ly's Orchestra. WCAU (1170-256) Philadelphia. Plan-tatlon Four. WCAB (1240-242) Pittsburgh. Bocltal.

WDAF (610-492) Kansas City. Meyers Orchestra. NBC System. Soprano to WEAF, WT1. (1120-246) Detroit.

Studio: Dance Music. NBC System. National Symphony Orchestra to WEAK WEEI, WCSH, WT1C, WFI. WRC, WOR, WCAE. KSD, WOW, KOA, WUY, WWJ, WHAS.

WHK- (1890-216) Cleeland. Lowman'i Old Tlmera. NBC System. Godfrey Ludlow, violinist to WJZ, KWK, KDKA. WPR (750-400) Detroit.

Berlin's Orchestra. 7:30 WBAL (1060-283) Baltimore. WBAIj Ensemble WBAP (800-374-8) Fort Worth, Seven Aces. NBC Synlera. Xylophonlst to WJZ, WBZ.

WB.A. KDKA. KWK. WLS (870-345) Chicago. Angelua; Barn Dance (5 hrs.

WLW (700-423) Cincinnati. Entertainers. 11:00 CKCA (S40-357) Toronto. Hockey. Torunto-Detroit.

WEAF (660-454) New York. Organ to WCAE. W'TIC. WJAU. WGY.

WWJ, KSD. WEKI Bnliin. Musicale. Wly.N MUwaukee. Studio Program.

NL1C System. Operetta "Vagubun'l King' to WJZ. WBZ. WBZA. KSTP, WBAL.

KDKA. WRC. WOW. WLW W.lil. WJR KYW.

KWK, WREN. WSM. WHAM. KOA. WBT.

WHAS, Wo. T. KI'IICW. WBAP. KVOO.

WFI. WTM.I. Will) (570-526) Chicago. Botcher's Op'hestra. WMAO Cbirago.

Concert Oreheslra. 8:10 KWKH Shrevepoit. Stuuiu I rjgram. WCAU- 1170-256) Chofs. Mayor Overton Protests Plan.

Contract for Which 1 Is Pending. El a a a a Xv 53 ft llJooil 1 THE EVOLUTION OF I JT I DIRT MOVING 1 -V1- i 4 The a i Memphis, Dec. 28 Mayor I Overton today wrote Col. Harry Berry, stale highway commissioner. 1 jtfl protesting the building of Highway 8.

Xo. 11 into the city at Huyburn and South parkway. Tin: contract for grading and X'l of this proj' I to the city H. drainaw of 4.000 feet srt from Levi school kf iiMm Imulf was offered for bids today at a sm Tlie higiir. ay department's action in locating tlio route of the hicll- Zf way shifted to the city an almost 'I I ii uvuua.u oilmen or dui ain a a Illinois Cen- SoGo.ooo fiadtict across fc 1 1 ill tracks.

ss i oificiais Hlmiitistvalion Was not consulted up( pon lie location of the route. NBC System. Marimba WEAF. WCAE. 00 KTII.S (00 375) Orchestra to Hot Springs.

if If I ii riiiiii' nrt roll I I ui.tr i Dance Frolic. ll A. I i i 1 1 i (lav, will work another hardship on 1 1 io city in tlio posslliie loss of the f'g girt of nearly for the pur- iliaso of aneo woods as a city SteB park. Owners of the wood notified i tttc mayor on Thursday that if tha hltfhwoy cuts IhrmiKh the tract as Vm pliiniied. it would no longer be XT availaMe for a park.

The legacy the a leit the city depended upon lurchas'! of. the ST to LOWER HAULING COSTS J. R. LUNN Coal. Coke and Kindling.

430 Chestnut St. 6- 8589 B3 i i REV. W. F. JAGGERS OF I MURFREESBORO, DIES Pacific Lucky Strike Or-cuestru.

WBAL (1000-283) Baltimore. The Pattersons. NBC System. Lurliy Strike Danes Orchestra, to WEAK. r.fcl.

hS'lT; WSB. WON. KSD, WTIC, KPRC. WJAIt. WTAO, WCSH.

WFI. WMC. WKC, WBT. WUY. WOK, WCAB.

WJAX. WHAS. WT.M, WWJ. KSD. WOW, WDAF, KVOO, FA A.

WOAI. KOA. WTMJ. WOES Chicago, llyiuan Jrogrum. WCiHl- (1120-216.) Detroit.

Studio; Hrallli Orchentra. NBC System. Among; Ourselves to WJZ. KWK. 10:00 KTH3 (800-375) Hut Springs.

News; Organ: Dance Music. KYW (1020-294) Chicago. News; Slumber Music, Pacific 'Network. The Carnival. NBC System.

I'onee Sisters; Pollack's Orchestra to WEAK. WFI, WCAE. WoW, WWJ. KSD. WMAQ Chicago.

Amos 'n1 Andy, alio KPRC, WHK. WJR. IvSTP. WDAF. NHC System.

Slumber Mualc to WJZ. WTMJ (620-487) Milwaukee. Dance Music (3 hrs. 10:30 KOA (8.10-36!) Denver. Ora-bnu's Orchestra.

WON Chicago. Melody La ne, WLW (700-128) Cincinnati. t-lnlnn On lieMi .1. 11:00 KYW Chicago. Kdgo-Wdtor Orchestra.

Tarifii: Network. (Jnlden Legends. WilN 720-416) Chicago. Dream Ship; Goldkelter lirehcslra. KSTI" (1 160 206) St.

Taul. CaO's' orchestra. KJinc CI50-316) Kansas City. The MidniKhter, 12:00 KYW (1 020-231) Chicago. Insomnia Chili.

KF1 (640-168) Los Angeles. J.OO-XNV (1050-285) llollywoud. Midnight Kx press. (Copyright, by Audio Service, Chicago.) Murfreesboro, Dec. 28.

(Spl)-The Kev. W. V. aggers, pastor ol tlie Whitsett's Chapel Aliaiilist church, died today in Ruth-crford county nospital here after a i-olapso following nn opernlion last wvroli'so loliowing nn openwioi Jag- i Vi for gall stones. Mr.

Kp seemed recovering until il yes- lien his condition sudden- If turn lor tlie worse. Keep Your Shovels Busy Tin minister came to Rutherford iimly years ago from Kentucky, had served in tho Baptist nun-''istry since that linie, acting as pas- a a a XZ.t'r for several rural congregations. a. iromineuL iociihul ol lhu S-Baptist association, and in to his dcatli, the fi'l'th Sunday it which was (o have been I Snext Sunday in Whitsett's Chapel, 15 lias licon )otponel. is survived by his widow and lv fivo ilaiigh' 111 fun, 11 1 will ho at 2 p.

THOUGHT DEATH WASN'T FAR OFF I fi Sunday in the church, cnndurlcd by k--ir ihf. Rev. T. MrCnnnell. fol- lowed I'v burial in reme- Now that you have your contract let us help you make a profit by using the right sort of earth moving equipment.

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Can be driven by any truck driver. Same speed backward as forward. Room 415 Hermitage Hotel, Nashville, Today, or Write, Evangeline Booth Is Must a few Inies to let you know I am a friend to and to tell yo'i it haa dono me a wonderful favor." Not "Seeking Throne says Mrs. Same Amierson. 'i-j Qiiarry Bristol, Va.

When I first began using T-v I thought London, Dec. L's iP Coinmand- angelino Hooth, head of the Salvation Army in the United States, i'ii her arrival in London death wasn't far off. for It seemed almost impiisslhle fur me to Hva long. I dreaded for night to come a a a a -p ind couldn't wnllc across the jf, this aitei noon to (hd ineetin; without almost losing my oreaih a a a a a a i' on January of the high council, J.isai.il emphatically: "I have not lli ind I have to set in 4:1 open door until the late hours u1' th night. lias brought mo i.it from 'that trouble and I have only taken one largo and a half of a Wire or Call "Time Is no split in Iho Salva-'.

lotion Army." she told the Associated EPres.s coi respondent. "There will 't -J53J)o no split what over decisions for Jw. reforms I hi; high council may make Tlie nrmv Is more united today than small bottle of the Medicine." (let from your druggist or write Nashville Nash-vllk for free booltlel. Adv. -f '-ver ni'tore." a a a a Mipflsf IPffoaefe JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE 'I AN EVENING WITH THE BIBLE PROF.

EDWARD SAXON DR. ROGERT. NOOE AT THE VINE STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday Evening, 7:15 Message by Dr. Nooe on 'The New Old Book'' Interpretative Readings by Professor Saxon MORNING WORSHIP, 11:00 A. M.

THANKING GOD AND TAKING COURAGE Topic of Sermon by Dr. Nooe T7 a a a II IT Ift A -IR A ssnc J'' I -A "Tw ult..