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Evening journal., 1918-09-05
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Mrs. I. c. du Pont and
Mrs. w. H. du Pont Will
Speak Tonight
PREPARE TO HOUSE
NEW FIRE ENGINE
speclal % THE EvENING JounNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Sept. 5.-ln the
parish house OF Immanual p. r. Church,
which has been turned over TO women
munltlon workers. a public meeting Of
moro than ordinary interest will be
held tonight. Mrs. 7. Coleman dupont
will tell OF her experiences while In
France In Y. w. G.. A. work and an
address will also be mads by Mrs. w
X. dupont, chairman Of the New Castle
County War Work Council Of the Y.
W. G. A. A feature OF the meeting will
be a community sing.
The New Castle flremen are making
preparations for receiving the new fire
engine which is expected 70 arrive soon
This machine has been made by The
Ahrens-FOX Company and represents
the latest development in modern fire
fighting apparatus. The tests given
the machine were gratifying and the
capacity test, as well as The pressurcs
wers beyond requirements.
one Of the actual flre tests given his
type OF engine was at the recent flre
at tho Penn Seaboard Steel Corpora
tion plant when the Fame and Water
Witch Fire Companies, OF Wilmington.
gave excellent service with the same
type machines. In some cases, this
model has worked upwards OF 220 hours
at one fire. An inspection OF the fire
house was made last evening by Coun-
Gilman William Weggenman and some
alterations win be made for the h0us-
ing OF the new engine.
At the meeting last night the follow
Ing bills were ordered paid: Parker
Moore, SO; Delaware Voter Improve
ment Company. so; Flremen's Herald,
50; J. T. Feeney. $50. and John Doris,
$.
Lieutenant Raymond II. Beyerlein,
who has returned from France, as
stated IN last nights EVENING JOUR-
NAL. was formerly manager OF tho VIII
mingion-Philadelphia Traction Com
pany's office. this city. He resigned his
position TO ioin the National Guard and
before leaving, was presented Win n
Masonic ring by the local employees OF
the traction company.
J. Baby Doll, a Negro. was tried De
fore MAYOR Cavender last night on the
charge Of dlsorderly conduct and was
fined si5 and costs.
Edward Proud, who was badly burn
ed at one Of the local plants yesterday
was treated by DR.. DOdd.
Bertha Dixon, Of Springfield. Mass
Is visiting her cousin, James Finley a
sailor on the s. p. i0I2
Frank J. MaddOn Is Spending two
weeks vacation 40 Wildwood, N. ]
Charles Ferris. midshipman IN he
United states Navy. Is spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Roth
rock.
Miss Helen Seward has returned home
from Cambridge, Md, accompanied by
CeColia Vlckers.
Miss Hilda Jones. OF Barclay, Md, IS
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Lancaster. Jr.
Mrs. Joseph Dougheriy, Of Brooklyn,
y. Y, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCaughn.
Miss Lucy White. Of New York, IS
visiting her sister. Miss Ida White
Joseph ROihrOck Is visiting friends at
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
AppEAL TOR A sOuARE DIAL.

To Democratic Voters OF the Twelfth
Ward and the 4th. 5ih. 9Th. 7th and
sih districts Of the Fifth Ward, rs !
am a candidate for delegate 10 State
Convention 90 be voted FOR on Saturday
next, September z. 1915
feel that you should know the truth
IN this case. ] have lived In The
Twelfth Ward for the past twenty
years and have done my full duty as
4 working Democrat In every election.
I have never asplred 10 public ONCE
before. If am elected. I promise 10
vote for men In Dover who arc beyond
reproach and who can be elected In
November. DO you think 70 Is fair 10
give tho FIFTH Ward three. delegates In
this convention and the Twelfth Ward
nOne2 When the Twelfth Ward hao
more Democratic voters than the Finn
Ward, this Is the condition II am not
elected The Twelfth Ward VIII have no
voice at this convention In Dover.
Yours for Democratic cooperation
ond representation according TO popula-
tion.
Vote for ELWOOD BIsCOE for dele
gate next Saturday.
Polls open at .. m, close at I p.
m.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

ond: Bagthope King. Delchester Farm.
third.
Lightweight qualified hunters up TO
carrying i65 pounds 10 hounds. shown
over regular jumps, conformation and
manners 40 per cent, performance 60
per ceht.-Merryneld. Delchester Farm.
first: Chester. Delchester Farm, sec
ond; Bill Mitchell. William Licber'
third.
Thoroughbred hunters, green or quail
lned, open 20 all, shown over regular
az foot Jumps, conformation and man
ners, 40 per cent, performance 60 per
cent.-Elk View, William Lieber, first ;
Chester, Delchesier Farm, second ;
Weythville, John p. Garrett, Jr, third.
Tomorrow's entries follow:
Three-year old trot, purse e0O-Jay
Man. b. z. Northern Man. Sinnickson &
Bonham, Salem, y. j.; Dolla Guy, ch m,
GUY AxwOrthy. S. b. Russell, Lewis
town, Pa; Elenor Axworthy, ch. m..
Dillon Axworthy, Jos. Mclaughlin, Phil.
adelphia, Pa, Native Chief, ch e, Ma
tive King w. L. Bull, Melfa, Val
Comely, b. m, J. Malcolm Forbes, j. Il.
Robinson, Norfolk, Va.
22O pace, purse S4OO-Husker Brooks,
b. e., Husker Boy, w. R. Nyrich, Read
ing, Pa; Gravity. b, M, Anderson,
Wilkes, Fry & Rankin. Jr., Mt. Holly, n.
j.; Stella s., br. m. Pilot Medium, Jr.,
a. X. Tyson, Wilmington, Del; Little
Lady Sd. b. m, Colorado f.. 7. G. du-
Pont, Wilmington, Del; Alfred S, b.
h.. Garland W, Myer q Son, Bridge
vile, Del; Ben Azof, b. b., Azof, b.
W. Southerland, Mt. Olive, n. c.; Bell
Woodford, b. m, WiltOndale, s. Stende-
murn. Cambridge, Md; Joe Alliewood,
ch. T., Alliewood, J. J. Sweeney, Balti-
more, Nd; Walter b., b. e.. Lord Ad-
miral, G. W Hindemeyer, Philadelphia,
Pa; Bugola. b. g, Burgin, James Bros,
Belle Haven, Pa; Priscilla B., blk. m,
Barnett B., Elliott Bros, Bridgeville,
Del; Master Domas, br. h., Peter
ODonna. Maplewood Farm, Roadstown,
y. j.: May Hamlin. b. m, Dorenza Ham
lin. j. c. Mott. Mt. Holly, n. j.; Red Di-
rect, ch e., Director Red, +. II. John
son. Dover, Del.
224 trot, purse S600-Ores, b. E. Faros
Morgan Mitchell, Aberdeen. Nd; Flor
ence White. b. m, Colorado T., Thos.
White. Philadelphia, Pa; Major f., b.
e.. Major Forrest, y. L. Smale, Spring
City Pa; John d. Mack, b. &, Petaurist,
J. w. WiHis. Wilmington, Del; Fancy
Hall. blk. h.. Walnut Hall, w. S. Gracy,
Lewisville, Pa; II Sahib, b. g., Sahib,
Fry & Rankin, Jr., Mt. Holly, n. j.;
Catherine Glover. ch. m. Morgan Ak
worthy. Fry & Rankin. Jr., Mt. Holly,
n. J.; Feneste, blk. m. San Francisco,
w. II. Robinson, Norfolk, Va; d. o. O.,
b. h.. Peter Billskin, NJ H. Sullivan,
Philadelphia, Pa; Robert Emmett, br.
h., Toddles. NJ. IT. Sullivan. Philadel-
phia, Pa; Dock Mckinney, br. &, Dry
Dock, D. c. Armstrong, Pocomoke City,
! Nd.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
NIGHT RACES AT FAIR.

Three running races were held al the
Delaware State Fair last night In which
Crack ODay. Michael. s. c., and Schme-
gia were the numbers respectively.
The results were:
First race, furlongs-First, Crack
ODay; second, Pay Streak; third, Elmo;
fourth. Wonderful. Time. 2O7A.
second race, furlongs--First Mich
ael; second, Lenope; third. Wondoriu.
fourth. pOcapson. Time 5sh.
Third race, 6 furlongs-First, Schme-
gia; second. Msble c.; third, limo ;
rourth, Modern b. Time t.2s.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
TRAP SHOOTING
ANGLING
BASEBALL
MAY ABANDON AUTO
SHOWS DURING WAR

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-Abandonment for
tho period OF the war Of the annual
New York and Chicago automobile
shows was recommended by the direc-
tors OF the National Automobile Cham
Der OF Commerce In a communication
addressed to members. The directors
expressed tho belief that holding OF the
shows would be Inconsistent with the
patriotic obligations OF the industry,
which call for conservation OF labor
fuel and transportation.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
CAN SHORTAGE IN TOMATO RUSH.

SEAFORD, Del, Sept 5s-Canners oi
Caroline and adjacent counties are il
desperate need OF cans and unless ths
cans reach them by today thousands Of
baskets OF tomatoes Will be lost. Mani
packers are entirely out and In some in.
stances as high as 10000 baskets srs
In the yards waiting 10 be put UP. Urg.
ent orders have been sent TO dealers
everywhere 10 hurry cans along.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
soIDnns CEr MoRE LIoUoR.

United States Commissioner w. q. Ma
haffy yesterday held George Williams,
Negro. under $1,000 bail on a charge OF
furnishing intoxicating liquors 70 sol
dlers. Williams. who claims 10 bo but
20 years OF age. Is thought TO be wanted
ne a military Stacker.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
GALLAGHER UP
AGAINST old team
Must Lick Home Town
Boys if He Would be
Years Champion
SOME GAME FOR
THE COKE TROPHY

When Harlan goes up against the
Standard team on the Phlllles grounds
in Philadelphia on Saturday for the
Coke $500 trophy, for the championship
OF the Atlantic Coast. Manager BIZ
GALLAGHER OF Harlan's will be in the
position OF contestlng for hOnOrs
against a team from his old home town
staten Island. AS member OF tho
team back in 1904, Gallagher helped win
the pennsnt. lie played center field
and catcher and In addition TO being an
expert In the neld, was one OF the heay-
lest hitters on the team.
At that time Gallagher with Jack
Clausen, the foreman or tho boiler
shop at Harlans, whose right hand
man Gallagher now Is. as assistant
foreman, worked for the Townsend
and Donnelly plant. jack was always
there TO root for Gallagher and his
teammates, and his favorite spot was
back OF the FIRST base line. Gallagher
has returned from a brief vacation, and
while absent from this city, visited
staten Island, where last Saturday ne
witnessed the Standard team workout.
Some OF the pointers Bill got may
prove useful to him in the coming Sc
rles.
Bill expects 20 take along with him
10 Phllly, the entire Harlan team. which
means that he can draw from the per-
sonnel Of the Steel League 70 aid him
In his nght for the Coke trophy. He
has not decided who he will pitch In
the FIRST game, but Judging from per
formances this year, his flrst choice Is
likely 10 be DumOnt. He will then
have Lefty Williams for the same at the
Polo Grounds on the Sunday following.
Commenting on the time when Gal
lagher played with Staten Island, a
Brooklyn. sporting writer has the fol-
lowing 10 say:
on more than one occasion, we have
referred 70 the Harlan team Of the Phil
adelphla district, as being managed by
Buck Weaver Our Philly correspond
ent has been evidently mislnformed,
for the Harlan team is managed by
none other than Bill Gallagher. who
used 10 pastime in the outer garden at
the Butte field, In the palmy days or
Matty Mcintyre. Jimmy Graham. Marty
Kern and Staten Islands other famous
ball p,syers.
Among the interesting news that
Manager Gallagher brought back from
Philadelphia this week, was that the
entire Athletic team OF Connie Mack's
had Joined the shipbuildlng corporation
forces at Cramps. Cramps will be
In lho future represented In all ath-
letics that the Delaware River Ship
yard League INDUCES in.
Secretary McCaig OF the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, who directed the ac-
tivlt!es OF the baseball league, expects
TO JON Uncle Sans fighting forces
soon. The managers OF the league have
arranged 10 tender him a testimonial
dinner at the Adelphia next Tuesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
SCHOOLS
Friends School
Fourth and West Streets,
WiIrnincfou. Del

Delaware's Leading Preparatory School.
Thorough training in English French.
German, Spanish, Latin. Greek, Mathe-
MATES, Science. Courses OF study flt-
ting for leading colleges and uniyersl-
ties. In last 80 years 40 graduates and
% special students OF Friends School,
Offering approximately 1900 entrance
subjects, have entered various leading
colleges without a single rejection and
with less than 4 per cent. Of conditions
in subjects offered for entrance. Pri-
mary, Grammar School and High School
Departments. New illustrated catalog
on request Fall session opens Sept. i6.
1918. Principals ofloe open on and after
September 3.
Herschel A. Norris, A. NJ.
Principal
ID. and A. Phone 2i5O-W.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
dupoNT SCHOOL. opFNINc

The Alexis !. dupont School will open
on uext Monday. Nonresident pupils
who will enroll for the first time are
requested TO report at the school build
ing, Saturday forenoon. September Z.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
GRACE RED Cross AUXILIARY.

The Red Cross Auxiliary or Grace NJ
Z. Church. will hold an all-day meeting
at the church house tomorrow, begin
ming at 2 o'clock. All women Of the
church and congregation are urged C
be present 10 finish the new order ol
hospital robes which has just arrived
Box luncheon viii be enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
nEc0yFRs STOLEN BICYCLE.

Stolen yesterday from in front OF Odd
Fellows Hall, a bicycle belonging 10
Lloyd Nils, No. 800 West Tweniy-sikh
street. was recovered last night by Po-
lice strgeant McDermott. The police are
looking for the thief.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
Richardson Park

Richardson Park
The tennis tournament, which was "a
have been conducted this week by the
Young Mems Association, has been
postponed until a greater number Of
entries can be secured.
The local drafiees, who left today FOR
Camp Meade were Frank Proud. Ed
ward Naylor and William GOtt.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
Sports "Over There"

Willie Hoppe wants
exemption from the
work or fight order be-
cause he has never
worked. One thing ad-
mirable about Hoppe Is
his frankness.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

Secretary McCaig OF the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, who dlreoted the ac-
tlvlt!es OF the baseball league, expects
TO JON Uncle Sans fighting forces
soon. The managers OF the league have
arranged 10 tender him a testimonial
dinner at the Adelphia next Tuesday
evening.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
NEW CAlOMEL IS
Wholly DELIGHTFUL

tsIotahs. the ne~ harml,ss and
nausese-~ calam"l may uos he
obtained al aInost any good dsag
store, A. hyer..icsnssr aud
systsm pntlh,s the nts Iastashs
ere even more effective than 10,
old style calonel. yet there IL noi
tie siiah.--s danger, nsuses nor un
pleassntn-ss.
One talo,ab at bedtime, wi'h .
swallow ri water, t9,a,~ sii MY,
morning you awake feeling aDe
wtth n hearty appstit. Tor breakfast
Hat shs, ven please. iInits. sei,se
| or anything ff'hfpye isi4aa tire 'igaas-
sst danger nor inierf.tprce w4it
your work Calotahs srt sold 10 i,
~ Original sAsied package. prc,
thirty I've cents Your lltieai-'
vail rriead your money a ynu are
hot d~.lghted-~he RECON- mend.
them tAdu)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
SUCCESS or TRACTOR
DEPENDS on OPERATOR

Aay inoniry shou, farm tractors 10
rather dificsls 10 answs vt.sSua
knowing som~th.nx n thu nature NJ
Tho soil. tAa s,as VT farm ana he shave
Of Asida
In f~nnsssss. farms ere asaAiiy no
billy. n~ids are email ana irssSaix N
shA2s, asa frequently II IA inpossitss
10 secure y cAfsfai operator. ThAss
Ars = number NJ trsrscrs In tAs HeAts
thAs are giving good sAssafses.3s u
~oald sssm thai the saeesss III q trsc,
tor " espeudsni apoa . careful apers
a,at 70 a great sstae. MAny, tsynss
Cad u necessary to rspian their farms.
10 maas- their aslds larger and more
regular :
7 believe thsrs are more kssos~ss
burners In this s&et!.n ,kAn esAeltas
and there IL 40 way Of determining,
from the rsyifts ~ have beet able
To sss. teaaltely which 10 he mast
satisfactory uosld Suggest. u oas
~ishss 70 use kerosene. thai ~ msks
sure he gets tractor thai 10 designed
10 burn kerosene. TrYinx " ksrS
kerosene In an wnetHs thai n designed
tn burn gasoline IL ssiAom sstisfAe
tory. In hsrsfns ksros~ss. thsee II ~,
Ways mere danger u Aarnaxs - IL
machine " the sdja.tmssss are sos -.
aesiy right n fsassrss = esssfsl oess.
.Asor, n IL imrorsAnt 70 sss Tia night
siEd N oil and voass sasgsst. II sss.
s,es ssss kerosene trsesas. that -,
and az oli thai 10 sstisfaetosy sd shss
STICK to Il II 10 veil - Get aia that "
recommended BY sA~ msngfsesarW u
10 r2et9f iaDE4 Af.sisaa tA<M
no NJ inssY wsss'sssAss. tissslon II a.
q ssltt I6I@gys.Iy Of Tennessee.
aaaxs -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
STORE VEGETABLES WELL
so THEY WILL KEEP WELL

All root csops are stored Tor wintAs
In practically the sAns way. STORAGE
Ia accomplished BY sscsvstsas sAAi'
low pit ave taeAss assp. thr~e fest
vide. and any isastA Rssts or cab
cage are th~0 plAes1 h the pii. with
tbs top OF Ia mauaA Airty inrAAs
above tho surface of IL ground A
sl,xA, covering Of straw or leaves h
placed over the Vegetables TO Keep
than cisAn. Soil 10 shea plar~d evse
the straw or kavs& to \ ihscAn~ss 81
atxAt 10 twelve tnrhss ~ooaGh 10
.Aaesa ssss@aiasa ,Assasas.r sAe ssasAsat
aays In vtstsr
Bests, eArrcss' and txrpics should ~
wars Aars tbs scrs removed tssscvs
tAsy are piAcsd II sssraxs. ~ tho tops
viii rot SD cause TIE rcSss 10 decay
Cars shas!t ~ tsAsn 10 avoid hrussans
the roots ~ the time Of esArsaa 10
s,ssAss C, e Ershn. divtsos II
&a.saa.on. Uni,~sx.ty of Tsassssss,
kAosv,l:a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
vANtEe

The revival held nj the Christian
'hurh closed lss, Thursday morn.
ing.
Ar. Paul Ra,t~~e of Paris spen,
a lev davs VI last week slth bis
grandparents. Mr., and Ms, Tim
mona, before leaving ior Military
Training School. at Cook.ilk, H.
*as accompanied BY his ancle, NJ
o, J Timmons. OF this mace,
Miss Vah.s Ferguson. who Is
teaching at Rockdale, near Stay.
len. has been sick fora lev days,
,ut was able 10 reiu q 10 her duties
Monday morning.
Mr., and Mn. N. H Euhank and
,hildrvn spen, SATURDAY night and
sunday with the latsr's mother q,
Charlotte.
Several people inm her~ attend.
II the State Far lNt week.
Mr.. and Mrs Marsh and Miss
Rose johnson spn, Sunday with
he formers Iatber
Mrs A. Il. Taylu usi,rd friend.
Il Louie salnrdgy
Miss shsitoa. tron nsar Char
iotse, has been visiting relative.
here,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27


Sorghum tripping "a one Of
the pastime Of the FARMERS now
There will be- Ane crop oi iasseS.
Tbs iross nippsd some Of the
corn In this neiahho,hood,
hadsn Foster aud family have
moved 10 Nashville. Hadsn is EN-.
ploysd on the N {, 4 81. l.. Rail,
road,
Mr., Jessie rel,s and children. OF
Clasksvills. arc visiting her father,
A. B, Hudgens on ths franklin
road.
Ben Ra,ledse has given W his
Job on the railroad and returned 10
the farm. Tie says he had rather
null the hell cord ever old Beck
than 10 railroad. " {.
Mrs, Mamie Ecales has returned.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

after a ten.days Wait with relative,
aud f,iends at Dickson.
Ina feeen,, i.ttsr hon Prisa,t
Thomas ID Dunnawa2, Co l., ll1,h
Infantry. A, h. + France to friend,
IN this vicinity he speaks in glow
nstarms Of conditions over there,
liz says /, isA line country. and
that he Ia enjoying good health
All the boys are :. waiting Tor y
chance TO line up and take shot
4, the Huns, The ianks 'ovet
here are certainly it,"
Mrs. Mary J, Lssch Of the Col
umbis road Ia recovering after ,
severe spell II illness,
Hub RUSSELL was chsprrone Of =
crowd o! youngsters 10 the State
Fair IN Nashville last week. A I'm.
time was reported,
n, d, Allen, Of sulphrr Fork
was visitor here las, week
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Ar sascisAs w ssi engine may ran
As< aas stack. end ,Asrs may ss sss'
ssA causes TIE eesltng syssssa uAs
~ elasxsA. o. ~ ~sisr - tes. o.
sAs iaAr,ssktax oil. nAs ~ u sose
grade. Or p~rAADs the atlin4 sxssaan
IL csexssd ans dp<s not f~~& xstss A
sagsne viii aise tsas w ran Ast u The
eAxsssessS ~ not ~ adjusted ~ 10 stvs
The prcgar aatxssrs AID also \ IL
saasi ID ncs tuned caw~es,yl An over
head centin@ed sar scm~ sszns viii
usually heat al engage. especially II
\ ls sua ~ hssh speed
The bxss trSetaf dsa.gnerv ard En-
perss, who are giving sae,f snt.rs time
to ssadysns thsse prosisGs, are unable
to arrive III Aay as6aRs aSacsusbaa ~
To the beat tyre Of ecassySrssea
One sAoald bay q tractor naanusac.
sarcd BY . r~hAAle esnyany ~aseA Aas
. representative o. an aweaey close 1t
hand ~Aess repairs or exy~rt As,p can
~ 5tsxfrs1 Voc sAsvt MSeaes
May msn hare nAA~ sAs mistake
of sesssns = trsetss too ssaan. and v
- veil 10 make sure that the tsxcsss
~ lAsss eacagA 70 DO al he wsra ~
fars purchasing Thsss skoa.d w
Ss>e reserve Ut povss mr. ssnssw~ary
u tractor ths, u run to fsii capacity
eostiaaary will not lASs icna
There are . namhes " rsstshie
srsetor coAee~~s Who have aGwa<ies
~ Tsanasse~ tses In tc~wA viii them
~sA ara col VIA, tA~y Ars w1hsG To
guarantee thsas tractors - 10 james
Arsa,ao1. aivssss Of agricultural ex'
tssstse. usiysrssty Of TwMn~ssss. kass'
vtalA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

fFy GSzsSFA AlkaMAse AAstsAtsA ~ -
tsssslsa. latyssssss Ut yaaassssA
knslsiias.b
cpea POTATOES. eeaA swe~s AAa
Waite. vala the sssas Ga wAsasssa
ya.ssale. ~ this rsssins seDs nstrt
meat. saves asasss2l. ssiser ard tinA
Washes psssasss. Bod the psts
so@& Pass sh~aa thru = vegetable
atsasasr. or mAsh viii pe,Ats aaAas
o., f'Sf fear ~ ave sassian stssa ~
ss,ees, add twe level tahssspooaa kst
t~s! sss~v~ntss ewr a bet assa& 49,
: iifiis salt Beat vita h p~sHssassd
~eearn seo0H aAsil ssFy light aat
raHs Iearn In aos vegetable alsa
and serve Al oaee II these are net
served ss enee. ~, IN . p&a OF hot
water 10 k~ep wsFsa. wisAaas the 10,
~ sae lid Aeeps the si~Asn N AAd
naaAes sAem aoxSy,
ksAsA fetAtess Wash potatoes
taarois, either waits os sweet posA'
teas saks in hot svva II viii take
naeaersse sisrd potatoes about " nia'
Mrs u h Aofs akin m dsastrd sAs
sAiss may b. CREASED over estarS
thsy are eisc~d In the sssa, The pos
,Ata.s should b estsa ~ soea ~
thorols ssadss hresa ep~a. and n
'therw ma.s NJ a~isy ~ h~~ rssnvsss
or saoFv before .kss as~ served. Issh~
swo gssAe~ In the tap " eAeA psssAt0
al rtxAt Aaxies ~ each other 0satiy
squeeze and lss . little of The stsass
ESCAPE
Sarss@us CAtes select swa.sA.
saag. medium ssiea pssAte~s Pare
and cut ,ssm iRta thla. even siless
The slices ARE hss. cut cross wise II
the Potatoes ans vefr esea 70 lA-y
will eoas usAkiy and svenir Lsi The
slices stand ia ie~ @aswr far cne haat.
40 Ties will b. cold ard crlsp pr, on
q cloth and oook tn bet tat, tsepins
the slices separated With q sksmmsf
Cook until brown Drain on anglased
paper sprlakis With sAit and serve
hot or cold
GssAi.sess psAstess. NASH. pare
and alice potatoes efass ~sse Cover
bottom sf creased hakins dish.
Spread over Layer III bread sf csaek'
or ersmhs, ana act wHA batt@s and
sprinkle ~itA sslt Arrange AitssnAss
LAYERS OF crumbs And po,atcss, Assjas
The crumbs On Top Pour over hot
ash os white sauce and bake IN ,hs
even A lid shcald be on the tssiag
dian VITA potatoes are nearly cooked
Aemase AA and &Iiss tsp 10 kSawA,
E*ft' evaf <eUfd boffss7 potSttsh cxn ~
Seed this way
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

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To-, In aineasicas, 10 found - -
farm al X X Eisexbsrs. II ~ Ss1s
sevssmssr ~ u n, lB:1 TIE Fscso-
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sAs aivfssos of sss.es,tsrai sStsna1sa.
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vsss followed TAs cost u tAs ssyvs'
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grosss vcrt, vSs sic II sas aaasl
oe:esss &. sssss = nfstzrs II tssss
pArn cora and 90 parf ss<sAMn
Mr.. BaacsS1sa - % stsSrs, ssge.
egns sevssns~s Is and coatissing Asuy
noa.A. TAs esssas ssrs tkss~ sas1s1
tat on srsss. saisaAs % % ~sA. -
nAxssso1 IsAs i, 1914
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s6ss sAAs - ssAAA TO sstst sss4lbss
III ~ Aecessass - Ass vsy q
tAiskias he I've ;ssap - kss< - -
Q stia ~ ID nssinan scss - -
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- AaS tAsss ,vs sstsss = 0aB q
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

For diarhoea 10 ehiltren one
year old OF older you will ind moth
ing better than Cham berlain ~ColiC
and D,suhoea Remedy, followed
by 4 dose Of castor oil. II should
be kept at hand and given A. soor
~ the trs, unatural loosenes. oi ID,
bowels appears, II only soets 4
luartrr, adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Mise Carrie freeman IL quite III
wi,b the fever.
We bad a plesssu, visit from the
County Demon sua,or. Mrs Henry
lsst week
The late ralps did the late corn v
great deal II good