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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Vas vssy v1sak ~ Nsf,s.,s C;olIl1a'l
Sep WIN ~ Az Rrhs.

Nh J. r. Tssyles. ln&chiAist n
ILL and X sss., Issaisviiit. XIV,
sa~ppsa Into. I'm Taylns Ia&asa
ssoes, Third md ysnsxsoa Sswsa1,
|and said:
II want nx more beetles " Win
Hspasics. l have ased swe hattlss
|ics nv nervousness. w~akness, h40a
sehs. loss VI sis~p, and Ian n m
petite. and have bad such essNl
results that | want six BOTTLES III n
10 make mo sure that ] win hass i
On hand. | iesl i00 pss cent bellies
than | did. have rexained ny ap'
petite sm able to slssn, nod &as
feeling stronger and better IN ssefs
way
Like hundreds Oh others, hs sas
10 The paper. What II had been do
ing Tor the sick and suffering every.
where. and be came iii and inyssti.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
An OH Truth Revived.

Eyary aav BOW the line il bein1
mora sharply drawn between ths
rest sel'sscutirinx patrja. and III,
pson,eer hiding nnder a cloak OF
hla,an; loyalty.
Nineteen hundred wears ago tn
Man OF Gs)lilee quietly remarked
~ a company a friends ard follow
ers shst II - more blessed 10 give
than u secsIya. Al The time i.
made little impression upon bis
hearers. and in the centuries since
that dsv men have sraspeyi II mere
~ ss a theossties, truth With 70
real thought OF making i, lite
principle,
Blu. the present woiIi ssaclysn,
has pu. people to thinking serious.
Nv u thE statement II tae srsa,
Teacher. People With 10 claims
10 religious convictions are waking
+ap to the isc, that undsrty;rx tha
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

stat%nssns Il ieand ihs tln& s4isnaa
oi LIE. VIE sfs rslaing tp scs more
clearly every dav that ssss selfish
hir 10 the miserable liie. ssnnssas
ard tiwaring all the hn=f qualities
oil our nature thai have elevated ii
IN q race 10 inmeasurably above
the human bsusss with whoEa We
now do battle.
wheu the deL history Of this
Mar ~ written. tECse whose names
viii a. ,ia~a IT., the hsad III tsaz
honor iiss will DOT he tAe proftsers
who gfaspsd millions from 4 snHsf.
Ing world, but shoss who gave. and
gave. and gave. ill they eosli give
90 uiofs-who stripped themselves
Oh earthly POSSESSIONS to gain q
crown that all earth and bell car
never deprive them Or
Tbs proud consciousness that
they have done What thry could
tor humanity and the right.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

The last excuse III the paei.tss
has been brushed aside The
t'nitsei -tGtss 'ss=s been invaded
Invaded by Germany.
u there YET remains slngle
American citizen who ia nps willing
to ,hrow his all upon tAe altar III
HE country. that man should be-
hanlsird irom the land lie dIshonofs
and dissraces,
Many people are asking the
question. How can German sub.
marines operate 10 isr from a
baseY" Aud they can find no
answer 10 their question anless IL
he ,ha, the bass may mot be ~ far
away ~ We suppose, Hun influences
~ almost supreme IN certain
ssss thas sa1slaAnts the
paouls u which bsar Us no love
and d submarine base In thai land
would be no surprise.
The sooner we awake 20 The Tact
that freedom = snsmirs ARE IN the
saddle and riding hard, the sooner
will W. take. stens 10 bring those
riders to a disastrous fall.
While ihe Hun h looming large
In our view, let us not forget that
there Is. and has been. ,fcachery
much nearer home.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
so.asaossr ~or,e1
M. Y. PETTY
vs..
KATIE EkTTY

Ia the Circuit Court. Dickson. Co,
In this cause II appearing 10 The
clerk from the bill oi complainant
which 10 sworn 70. tha, the dtieud'
ant. Katie Petty. IN a nosi.srsi,ien.
Of the state al Tennsssrr. 20 that
the ordinary process oi law cannot
ee ssrsed upon her, she y thsrslars
hereby required To appear hsiors
| the jadse III The ssiiFIvoH court III
Dickson. Tennessee. on OF before
the
firM Monday in Askss 1918.
and plead, answss or dsmur Ia
eompixiaanl,s bill and that this
notice be published In the Dickson
County Herald. = newspaper pub.
lished at Dickson. Tennessee, 10,
four consecutive weeks. the last
notice To appear more than I'VE
days A~fore the said fret Monday
In August 1918
r. X. GRAY. Ciefk,
H. G. RICHARDSON. Atty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
County Court Clerk

GRAY -sNc Alt authorized 10 announce
I, +. Gray ~ candldats Ios count,
Court Clerk. subject TO the Will " M'
qualified voters Al i9ls Aasast election
HARRIS We are authorised Ia an
nounee Melvin Harris ~ \ Candidate
TOR the Office u Ga4nly Court CLERK. sui
lect W the qualified voters Al the Aa9ar'
AVIS eleclioo.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
The Doctor Away iron Home Whes
Most Needed.

People are often very much di@sp.
pointed 10 find that their ism,ly
physician ~ away from homs WHEN
ssmS nssst Isee.t |his sefysses~ :. D.s
sases like pain 10 the stomach and
bowels. collie and diarrhoea require
prompt treatment. and In many
instances proven fatal before medi.
cine could be procured On physician
summoned. The right way II 10
keep q, hand 4 bottle u Chamber.
lain's Collie and Diarrhoes Remedy.
No physician can prescribe 4 better
medicine im these diseases BY
having IL in the house you escspe
much pain and suffering and oil
risk. Buy Ii nov. |. may ssve life
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Sylvia Ice Cream Festival.

The ice cream festival given In
honor Of the Red Cross at Sylvii
Saturday evening. june ~, vas I
grand success.
There vas a large crowd present
and the deeora,ious were signif
cant 10 the occasion. All seemed
to understand it, true meaning
/, So much reminded III OF our dea,
boys in the trenches who are fight.
ing for cur freedom and liberty.
The gross proceeds taken In
wers sll1,36; ne, proceeds. ts5 %
The following things we're soid;
One quilt donated By Charlotte
cold for SIC 70. A widow. Mn
Eli1a Erwin. having made SIS bid.
donated same back 70 the Red
Cross. The little Red Cross mule
nes;ed $50. ops CAKE baked BY
Mrs. Nelson Msckey sold ior SSH.
One rooster donated By J. n.
Crutcher cold for IS eents. A. W.
Brown il to be congratulated ~
aucsionees in ceiling these things,
We vish to thank ali iH their
nasfcaage and shslg services, -
peciaily. The Bartou's Greek Band.
sbo 70 Willingly eSssstssned The
esosd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
snGRiFr's MlG

By virsar~ II three veediasOn, exeossl
lSsoed 10 ns by Ihs Cierk u tks GfrG'
Csass u Dekssa C0snty, ! vail IN
SATURDAY. July q, 1919,
ii tbs evurtAOase doax In l1icksca, Tsna.,
a soon, esyoae IN pubic 6sleto tAe AseA.
ut Asa h%s1 hsddsf f4 sAeA The fsilcwsss
sSal estate; FlvG--Ho0ss And lot in .o~a
VI Dssksun bounded - sslAUws: aosth BY
alsey, sass By Jas- wfsaos; sssth b. sirssss
v~ss hy Fred Naaskiax. lessed upsa -
W. peuoersy II Jss. Asd CxH Hay~ "
sAsaly Jsdsmasi a " M. sntesss sd
eoss q fsvx u ]. d. AsAAa tw &. ".
Csfsoa,
s~ped--s- Ax1~ in III civa DISTRICT "a
psckssn C0snty txssdsd ~ feiso~s.
sortA By Jaskss: ssath BY Cen. wiikms.
e.at BY ChAsicta< DsAe, wsa by KhatSssd.
l<vsea soon - tAs -r~o0es1y II Dassy
HAYS W 4atlfy icdgm<at VI N1D ~
ts4SA nd eest = favus N r. L. LseeA.
Thsrd--l 10 IN 18th DISTRICT bnsss5ed ~
iossyvs: sutA By skAse Sssaeiay; scasA
hy JeD wssd: saSe By Iua wsi~oa. vws
by Addae CwaaaxhAxA, sevsed upva "
ssixy ysdgmess ios sh1.E istg~s And
|aoss IN tsysx & N. Mics
Tn SCI day a Jssse, ssls,
Iss-G /. J. COLEMAN. 5s<rss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Representative

MILLER -~ We are authorised W At
nvuaes ii. +. V. Miiicr ~ n gandria :
fos the afhes u Representative 10 tn
Lower ilusis~ Oh the next General AS
.smbiy Primary election Aug, ist.
HALL. 50 We are authorized tS announces
h. u. Hall ~ n candidate Iof the Otiio,
VI Representative ia tie iowef House VI
the aeAt Icasrai Assembly. Primary
election August LIST, ipss.
StuMlTlOt. We are authorized r.
sluuunes ! Il, ' sehaittau, ~, w =
candidate lof lie ijifl9sot nepssss6utasivt
IA siax kAusct lls...e u tbs asxs Genera
Assembly, Pitnafy sIccsioa AakuSt tat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

xas~d IA. saws VI sAs 4 s~Al nAtase
|rsmssiys Ana IA srisl N s,tss Ahs
- oasAt N ssx ia N xcs ass ll's!sllss
Isll tandswa. NERVOUS. M hAxs my
Ipkins ii yoas hAek. Ase halhsfea
with sndixsssisN VI elh@s ssernAeh.
lsssf, IN kiaAsy insaAis, Ii IA 4
snishty Ha@ spsins taaie TOO. II
pass pep In y0nf sssn. tnAke# yoa
fesl like y nsw peseu. Come In
&nd xss i bottle and lrY II 90 our
rveomtasndstlea.
G@s Vim HspAsieA II TIE Cismefs
fhasMsey. IAieksaa, Tenn, n, r.
sensias n San. Charlotte. T~aa..
Warner IfNn Co. Camheslaad fas.
mace. Trnass w. Il MsaAiy. BELLS.
burr. Tenn; w, j, Hackssi, Tnss
veil. TsnnA: w. A. Beii A Co.. Van.
le~f, Tenn. and BY ]. h. Mesfisi.
lard. Tsassss%s CITY -asls,, ...-..... "a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Justice Of the Peace

SUGti We are authorized " anaeaEes
N X. sagx ~ candidate ior J,islics
n the Peace la tie stt tTyii district,
Election Aug /. 1918,
WARkEN.~~We are authorized u as.
noaaes r. ], Warrva im re-sleetioa ID
the Office "a Justice vi tbs praee Tor the
City II pseksoa. kleetioa. Aug let.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Slseriif's Sale,

Nv ssssass VI tlsx~~ .@mass.sa. Ss,,s~ss
ss~a%d 70 sTsx ~ sks gl~sA VI ,As Lssssls
tsass u DssasoA C.a@ss. ~sn am
MONDAY. Illf Ia. lsih
u sh~ essrsbsss~ as.s IN sAs sewm III Char.
hssss. lsss@ "A Ms1sA, ssees~ " p@hsss s@ss
TO thu ksxh.ss snd beet hsaAss ses sAsA The
iesiu~sAs swAi sss.ass
tsssv-eae sos IN tho sawa 81 pAskssa
heamasA - laale~a lsss.a.ns M IN ally
raas esss wsth Ms. Aslaas l.as IHs isrs 10
ss~kss shsaae ssushwssa ms isss 10 San.
bright IAaasag S@, Aesth boundary hes
aheasa wAseKSsM lwssA Aasl Ca. Shsss, Ina
iees 10 IN alley thsMee nasshwMsa with
saksy w f~~s " k@ysK~sHss issssa ,sss~s -
tho property VI ". N. Wsashessiy 10 s@,,siy
,sdxya~aa vi t$st..0 .as~ses asd ea~ IN
i.vss VI H. G. I4Ast,A.,
S~rnnd- ". une.ysa@d saseses in lss in
teen ii Ossise~ hsvasiea ~ teise~s, Bcs,a.
a,Ag Ut IN alley rsMs eastward with MIS-,
Asks~s An~ sHe jsss v st&k~s s~ssAw~sd Ias
sexs 10 SSaknghs CAmssmy Ca. aosth
hessdsfy has, wsa~ssdiy with .~.d has
tns tess 10 alley. sesshwerdly ~a.h ...a
alley inSie~s " hessnHaas, l~s.~d .taaa ~
III. psspssts u VIII Wsmbeseiy Ia ss,,siy
iadgmesi 81 tsA,te .a.sses, aad saa in
b@yA u ChArsSs* Hardware Cs.
Thsfd...Cns iss ia iswa VI D,tksoa
bounded m taGiewsi Bss,an,as a, ~ .sssy,
sans xss,~ssd ~ssh Mrs. Ask.ns hmr lss
f~ea Ia sssks, ,hsec~ ssssh~sTd les l~si
~ Saabasht Csna.ag Co. a.ssh bessdss,.
thence westward, with ssahsask, aua,as
to. hs@ iH6 hest 10 ssl~,s ihsrs~ aonhv
~ssdiy with sad alley ihs lest 1 bsg,a.
nsas. levied apaa =. ,hs pur~sn ii N.n
wsmbefsly 10 satisfy i.asmea, 81 1910
.nsra~ss ard eass In favor ii shasloa,s Had.
rare Co.
Th.. ah day 81 js.@ 1918
iaaM T. ! Col~ma~. Sheriff,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Perhaps yoo have nevss thought
OF il. hut this disorder 10 due ~ 4
lack 81 msisssse IN tbs residual
msstxs m thu food. II you will
tsins an abund.sce 81 watss. rat
raw ifuiss sod take ioes nj outdoor
exercise, you may t,v able ev~ots.
silly 10 overcome IL entirely. In tbs
mesntime use the irsost mild and
gentle lsxsiivss. Ssrong and harsh
csthssiics ssks too much water out
~ the systsm and make bsd INST
tee worse. Chamberlsin's Tablets
are essy and pleasant 70 lake. and
most agreeable in saecs. Giys
them 4 trial. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Sheriff

PETTY We are aatAer,5cj 10 snaeaacs
}, I festy ~ candidate tsS SAsriE
saalsv * she ,ssAsss,t>i sol.Es A. he Aax
tss rseyuaa
MOORE. We arr arsAaS,ssd - An
= aoanee + I. Msesv - csadAiste ioS
SAss,g. s,ih,es ~ Inc qaAaoei voters 10
tAe eiec tam. August l. lSlS
MANY We arr aath>sssssi H. Aa-
aoaDes II, W. Many - candidaTs
for SaeTssi, sat eci 10 tee QaaliEed yot.
sn OIL the AaEass easssi1s-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Attorney General

BON MAN. We ARE authorized ~ AZ
nounee Joha b bowman ui Humphrey
Coun,y IA n candidate loi reelection Il
The oliee vi District Attorney General q
the A,uth Judicial treui,, oonposcd O
Snsuhcr, Robertson, Montgomery, stew
art. Houston, DeAson anu humphreys
Eleet,un luuls.iay, Angus. lat, isls,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

itktlNNSfAsssc.>sN =s~ta,aNAlsssafyA. ny

!. i<tst4N|Sf,s;so,~st ~,~.aNAs sxsseyA. ~ an,
nounce l., J. hr49nins. nj tt,s 10Th ihs-
u,et, ~ y candidate tor irca.t ,out,
Clerk, suhive, 81 the will ot The qualified
voters at tho lgiS kuxust elec tion.
WHITE. We arr authorised to announce
\ h. White ~ a candidate for The o.
hce 81 C,frut Court CLARK. subject to Il Z
qaAlined voters Al tie August, 1915. elec-
tloa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Circuit judge

COOK We arc authorized to- annoanc'
v h. Cook a. eanaidatr Iof ie-rlec
..ou 10 the office vi Judge III lie Sfurf
Judicial tneu,t. eontvIs.d ii the / our
ties vi summer, itnbe' Isoa, Montgomery
stewart, Houston, D'essol aud humph
ress titrtion ! Aatsday, August !, 1913
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
NoNRGs,oGNr NOTICE.
2kLLA BRADLEY


In th~ Circais louu Ut Ihckson Count,
In thus cause II duly appearing 10 ths
Clerk lrnm The ball, v hict, 10 s~orn ~
that tl~ defendant. j, N. Bradley. u 4
non.tes,dsas III HE State Of Teissrssee
~ tina, tlr ordinary process oi Law cAa
fSta t% sssr*esaoe srsstss Il ID ristY~isss~ s.v.
dered tina, publication b. assas In Tis
Dickson Comfy Herald, newspaper
published al Dickson, Team, iot lou,
consecutive weeks, requiring tire DO,
PENDANT, J n. Bradley. TO appear aid
answer thr bill Of complainant, 2ells
bradley. on ~ before this
FOURTH MONDAY IN July, 1918.
the sss, publication 10 appear live days
before the said Fourth Monday in July
1918.
This The idth day III May, 1919
T. n. SRAf. Clerk,
X. v. ClRLEW. Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
State Senator

NICHOLS. We are authorised W an
noaner n. " Aiehess, VI iiesAstot'
County, for Se-eieet4oa ~ the oihee oi
stats renatof from the 23rd Senatorial
D,ssstc, eotnposed u Houston. sts~af',
Hamphfsys sna dickson Counties, Pm
mary election August lot, 1918.
AiCE~He are autbons~i to announce
J. WI iiee, OF stewart eoaSty, ~ .
candidate lof 81 ats senatof iEom tie sd
ssaStofla! district, eoiapcsed'H ffvusH,r.
stewart, Humphreys. and Dickson eotsn'
lies. Primary election, Aug. /, 1918
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
LET Us HAVE FACTS. Mr.. HALL

Last week we published am art,
Gle dealing with the political rec
ord Of Mr.. Nick Nichols oil fious
ton county We are informed tina
Mr. Frank Hall. who 10 eand,dat,
for the Legislature. denounced III.
au,haalaea. al this, sssiele !, in hi
| speech a. Tennessee City. Thurs
Hay night. and mt Wkste BFuH. Sal
Iurdsy.
We canno, understand why Mr.
Hall would champion Mr., Nichols
record in the Senate. unless Mr.
Hall Is backed by the same ,niiu
ence that Nj. Nichols is.
We stated in las, weeks papef
tina, Representative Henry Miller
introduced. and had passed. b,l
in the House which Mr.. Nichoi,
declined to pas. in the Senate
authorizing the voters OF Dickson
county 10 elect, at the ballot box
the County Superintendent.
We are informed tina, Mr. Hall
stated in two or three OF his
speeches recently. tina, this state.
mcnt OF ours was not true. and
that the bill introduced by Mr.
Miller did not pass the House. blu,
was recommended Tor rejection by
the Committee on Education. The
Journal of the House. which Is
the authorized record OF the pro
ceedings OF the legislature. shows
The following
- he jaa, nal u4 .stttr fiut,sr. On
page b07. shows ,ha, on March t.,
Representative Henry Miller in.
PRODUCED bill entitled To pro.
vide Tor Election OF School Super
,ntendents IN CERTAIN counties,
On this date, bill passed hrs, read
ing On page olS j, IS shown
tina, on March -, this bill. which
is House Bill No. 1927, passed
second reading |, is shown thai
on page oS' this bill. No. 1917
passed third and final reading IN
the House. On page ~ OF ,.a>
Journal OF the House. il is shown
tina, this bill No. 1917, was report
ed by the Committee on Enrolled
Bills A. being correctly enernsscc
and ready tor transmission 10 th,.
senate.
P WrT' f3sH,. is HI .pttth, pfHt6ef,i
ed to read from the lourna! OF ,h
louise showing tina, ,hs bill wa
never passed and va. reported to.
rejection by the COMMITTEE on Ed
NC alton,
We have no serious obIccnoh,
to Mr.. Hall questioning the cot
rec,ness OF any statement made b,
this paper. bu, We cannot under
stand how he could have the au
daeny to cas-. reflection on tn,
intelligence OF the voters OF Ten
nesee City and White Bluff by try
ing. as a politician. to push some
thing down their .hroa,s which wa,
no, true. II MIR. Hall has this h,sle
respect for the voters OF Tennessee
City and White Bluff before III.
election. he possibly would holo
them IN absolute contempt after
the election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

The iscs that I*s stss i1uod
ample Space snd epgastsnssy ~
apgwm amonG The osh~r ss& out-
shirs many u tisem xoAs ~ pssys
mai tAefs 10 sissys pissty II rscE
1t he up.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

A mother in Chicago had her son
arrested Tor sysdina the draft She
dldn / raire her boy to he Stacker
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

The truly patriotic family IL
eheerlnlIy raising a war garden and
loyially canning the products
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Preserve Ia our use the kindly
fruits NJ the earth il the petition
va are making to The housewives oil
,.lmerta.a,. p. .r,,.~,,.s .,....,..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

tNfN We ARE auth IL AaH<sGac'
W /, lSts ~ a candidate 'aF rt~essN'
tAs,a " the ,lfs,r~ X Trustee. sah!eSt Il
,hs ~,ters Al .ae August lsls cles'ssS,n,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Conservation serves the nation.
kxuAyagsnGs ls bad,
A Thrift stamp tts true, means
money for you.
A war stamp backs your lad.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
County Judge

FRAZIER We srs authorized ~ Ill
aounor Frank Frazier A Candidate
f,s she office vi oanty Judge, sahlccs t.
the VIII u the Yuahned voters NJ THE
ivis August rlecuon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

II you want results, get the
marines after the submarines.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

l. n. Gensine's Registered Jsr,e1
|susl can BE- fosmd 1t iis barn pas
|turs ID psckloc- coiDssd nsa thar
ID. s.i f.Dss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

'WLEMS We Are authorized TO an
nouaee J. IS Weeins as a candidate ia.
the oaics N County Jadsr, SUBJECT u
the will ot the qualified voters al tn
August election. lvts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Americas colors-~the blue field
the white starr, the red stripes, the
white stripes, --and never. never a
yellow streak.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

II the dra., age ia extended 10
cuvvf from IA rs ~ years, il Aill
yssmo,ys. synm oair. -l&ht tsnapnranl,
many 81 the boys who eRew gun
and the men who chew tobacco
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

According to statistics. IL il
safer to he a soldier in the trenches
than to be a baby under \ year old
Tie death rate for the soldier ia
per cen, aud tv tho baby Pc
cent, II il were optional with the
baby, he Would probably intini.el,
prefer to be 8 soldier,
Eusene Y. Debs. three times
Socialist candidate Tor the pres
ldepcy. has recently made speech
reA,',rming his opposition 10 con
.crip,,on and Liberty heods. ami
referring to the Bolshtviki A. con-.
rades. lie and Bolsheviki may
be calling Kanerad" yet,
The du,le. o. the presiden, ri tsas
United States are no. limited Ia
presiding AT cabinet meetings
formulating policies and making
speeches The other day FreSidsr'
Wilson threw the first ball in the
baseball same between Republican
and Democratic members Of Con
zrsss and h. put ii over too.
t;overnmen, officials at The head
Of the wooI and 9oolen department
announce that during The period OF
the gar conservation ~ both men's
and women's WOODEN avpsrri Will
be absolutely necessary. They
predict thst in aaother yazr nn
garment will be fashionable unless
|, Displays the democratic darn
or tn. patriotic patch The
''resetionG3 rip however, will
not be tolerated.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Mr.. Svhwah has the RICH, idea ol
q Fourth II July celebration. In
stead Of sending ny rockets towsrd
the sky. he will send down ships 10
the sea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

The letter W. takes prominent
place in our alphabet Without il
80 could neither wage the var nor
win the war. nor should We have
vpoI nor wheat nor Wilson.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-01-11
U. S. EXPORTS SHOW LOSSES
Imports for Eleven Months Total
$2,725 ,011 ,0oo-Inerease Of $780,
100000 Over Last Lear.

Washington, -Exports during No
Vember amounted to $4SS,OO0OOO, a
decrease Of 100000 from October,
1917, and of 100000 from Novem.
Der of last year, according to a state
ment issued by the Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce. For the
ele,en months ending with November,
exports were valued at $5,6S9, 900, 900,
against $4,O59,OOO,OOO year ago.
Imports during November were val
ued at 1921, 100000, about the same
as in October Of this year, but $44,-
900 900 more than in November year
ago. The imports during the eleven
months Of this year were valued at
81 .725. 00O, 600, considerable increase
ever the imports for the eleven
months period Of 1916, which were
valued at $2,1S7, 100000.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-01-11
TO RAISE RAILROAD WAGES
SALARIES OF OFFICIALS TO BE
SLASHED.
Congress to Be Asked to Provide Fund
to Buy New Rolling Stock.

Washington-On of the first acts
of the government in beginning oper-
alton Of railroads will be to reduce
large salaries now paid to the railway
executives and increase in some meas
ure the wages of the railway workers.
Securities to be issued while the
government is in control will be at
an interest rate not less than 4 per
cent and the issues will be made I'M
der joint authority of the director
general and the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
President Wilson, when he outlines
the governments plans in his forth
coming address to Congress, will ask
that the government be empowered to
buy any quantity of new railroad Sc
curities. All earnings over and above
an amount to be agreed upon will go
to the government.
Congress will be asked also to APP
propriate a large fund-probably
5000, 0O0-for the immediate sup
ply of rolling stock to handle the flood
Of traffic which has swamped the
roads.
The director general will have
authority to decide whether the gov
eminent shall also assume operation
and control OF the express companies.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-01-11
TO ADMIT DEMANDS FOR HELP
War Employment Service, Aided by
System Of 5ureaus-NeW National
Arrangement Planned.

To meet the rapidly increasing war
demand for labor a new system Of
labor exchanges, to be known as the
war emergency employment service, is
being organized by the industrial serv-
ice section OF the council Of national
defense.
L. G. Marshall, chief of the sec
ton, announces that all state councils
Of defense had been asked to form la
Dor exchanges in cooperation with the
federal department Of labor. Many
shipyards were said to be in need Of
workers, and in the near future the
need is likely to be felt equally by mu-
milton, steel, lumber, mining, transpOr-
tation and all the other essential in
dustries.