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bel■f innnir rAm TA .Morristown-, TWij Sergeant JabiesMARSHAL rOLli III E. Kan.w, Knoxville, arid SerpgntXVUWkMinLi 1VVII w I Edward R. Tulley, Russellville, Tefm.,ft.tninm V 1*1 «n of the 1.mTl lntehtry; SergeantVISIT NASHVILLE Richm°nd w^tvine,, s.woHciMl of Allied Armies to Meet With Old Hickory Veterans yt Next November Ipopi.haigiC.,‘Lieut. John il. fJoiifcr, Rock Efill.S. C., Sergeant Gary Evans Foster, Inman, S. C., and Corporal JohrrC. Villepigue, Cnnidbn; S; C., all of the I 118th Infantry, tfrid Sfcrfrcftrit Josh [ ™ B. Adftiii-oij, Atofcd, Tenri., 110th fn-1 afan try.1 Reduced rates of one and one-halfMarshal Ferdinand Foch, chiyf of allied armies in the great final drive to Victory, will be in Nashville Nov.4 to attend the opening day of the third annual reunion of the Old Hickory association, veterans of the Thirtieth Division. „The reception committee ot tnO American Legion, in charge of the marshal’s American itinerary, has in-cludvd the reunion at Nashville. This will be his only yir.it to the South.It is al.-’o probable that .Admiral David Beatty. hct;o ot' the Battle of Jutland, and the chief of. the British navy, will attend the reunion. Definite acceptance has not been received from Admiral Beatty, however.Besides these distinguished Visitors, and General .Pershing, eight of the twelve Congressional Modal of Honor men of the Thirtieth Division .will also be guests of the Old Hickory association, Four other Medal of Honor men of the division fell on the field of battle.There were but seventy-eight Con-grr: inoiial Medals of Honor awarded during the World War. To win one of them a soldier must be more than a brave and gallant fighter. Conspicuous: bravery in action is rewarded vith tile Distinguished Service Cress, of which there wore 5,000 awarded during tho war. To win the former, however, requires “conspicuous gallantry and intrcpedity above and- beyond tho call of duty in action.The medal is never awarded except after the most searching investigation by representatives of the contman.dcr-in-chicf. That nearly a sixth of all the Medals of Honor given in the whole army should have been be-'.towcri on members of ’.hefare for the.ruohd trip to Nashville have been offered to members of tjvj Old Hickory association. Tickets ttill be sold on the certificate plan.Certificates may be ,gotten from Frank P. Bowen, Knoxville* secretary of the association, or frbm hcadquar-* ters at Nashville.Lcticco:lt;tfitblt;erWELL tF HdOCH DISCOVERED AT KNOXVILLE RESIDENCEac11“T!caltiiKnoxville. — Police late Thursday discovered a wfell of whiskey in a residential section of the City. A sdiall copper pipe from n huge copper thk sunk ten foot uridtfr the ground fin-:' a bled the owner to keep a supply of moonshine whiskey on tap at all I hours. , The whiskey ( was forced through a faucet by a hand pump., THfe outfit was confiscated dnd the owner arraigned in police court.From Oiir CountryCifrmpmtitent*,BLOblMlNGDALEThe school at this plate opeiied this month with a 6od nttmitiuhtc. All seemed to be interested irithcil- work.There will be a box and peach supper given at this place next Friday evening bginrlihg promptly at 8 o’clock. The proceeds will be used for the bchefit of tiie school. The public is invited to attend.Wd60ftoWEverybody is busy ' Retting ready : sioiV wheat fh this-neighborhood; m the meantime molasses-making isatThirtieth Divirion ir it.elf Lhc finest!thc occupation 6* many. , tribute that could be paid to the’di- fev Ernest Hite , preached vision which first smashed its way ™nt SUftdrey to a .rtrgc du-th rough tho defenses of the Hidden-1 dien’fce. ’ c.,,.. ,burg .system at Bellicourt. ! Mr. and Mn, J, QhildiOss andThe four Congressional Medal of| on- Mj- Ed Dfckson AndHonor men who gave their lives id | Cfdud Farjfe M Hobart:?»«?*;battle wore: Robert L. Blackwell, of were supper glints of Mr. andMrs. t, T. Childress WednesdayNortii Carolina, and First Sergeant Milo Lemert, Tennessee, of the 119th , Breaching ..bo.jjeld a*.Infantry; Corpbrr.l Jhitics D. Hdriofc Hdrbouvis AcadenVy, Sunday, 06*. 23. and Sergeant Thomas Lee Hall, both ! ««* Hatti.c.BowrCy has a severe at-of South Carolina and of the 118th ,./.Infantry. , ! Mrs. S.Arah Hawk is sick.Tho oight, living holders of the I medal, who ’are expected a vision reunion, are: CalvinMrs. J. W. FumCi'sdn visited Romeis'ebp'iT: e»«» ^j ward,i alr- ^ Mls- Sylvester Moodynnntnur®
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Tue, Oct 11, 1921
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