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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18
GERMAN BANK IN
CHINA BLOWN up

LONDON. NOV lS-1hc Gcrp,an
AsiA,ic Bank at peking was dyuonitcd
by unknown persons late last week,
says ar Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Ten Tsin. The American hga.
ton guard attempted to extingulSh the
fire which resulted but the water sup,
ply was low and it was believed the
building will be a total wreck.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18
British Blows Big
Factor, Foch States

PARIS. 40, lS-Nn Mortrean
Marshal Eo.h 100 @ speech q, a lunch.
con- given iu hi, honor yesterday b,
Field Marshal Haig az British army
headquarters, said that the hammc,
blow, deal, by the Brr,.N were dcci,y,
factor, IN the iinal crushing OF the enc
my The marshal aitcrward received
the British amy commanders. cuugrat.
u'aung them warmly upon the tcnarily
oi their troops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18
INFLUENZA SURVEY
FIGURES COMPLIED

Oklahoma City high school student
l4 been assigned the task OF comwl-
., figure, OF the recent health survey
p. the teachers of CITY schools under
trg direction OF the board OF health
IS soon as the figures are complete
ne number oi cases OF influenza IN tn,
cly during the time OF the epidemic
and the number at cast ~ the time
The health survey VA, made viii bg
made pnb'ic
Mike DuuncIly. CDmWis si0ucg ol
public health stated I'm, morning tina,
very few urH case, ut influenza are
being reported and lha, the advcn; o.,
cold weather has been oi benefit ,1
.-c-kng lhc ,nLrll nl lie di.cA.c-s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18
JUG0-S -SLAV LEADER
OPENS NEGOTIATIONS

PARIS, Vow 's-Au,1n kurascp
president %. the lue0-Slay national
council the provisional government of
he lugo-Say countries formerly ruled
oy Austria Hungary is In Paris to es-
a5li,h relations with the entente gov
aInMrnlS-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18
FORMER KAISER
PLANS RETURN?
Press Reports Say He viii
Be Given Permit

LONDON, Nov l8-G,a a m)->
The Potdam soldiers and worlmenS
committee learn, that William Ilohen-
1olIern intend, to return TO Germany
because Of disturbances IN Holland ao-
cordns TO a Copenhagen dispatch 10
the Exchange Telegraph company
The Lokal AnIeiger OF Berlin states
that he is likely to be permitted to re-
turn.
Prince Eta Frederick. son of the
former eppetor, has appealed TO his
comrades Of the Potsdam garrison TO
place lhemselyc, at the disposal Of the
ncw government 10 Germany
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18
Is YOUR FAMILY
FREE FROM COLDS?
a=aa=aaaaaa
Coughs and Colds don't linser
when Dr.. Kings New
Discovery is used

You owe Il YOU iamily-to yourself
4, Keep tbs standard remedy n your
medicine cabinet
For almost three generations II ha,
1crn the fitS,-choice cold and cough
'eliei for million, Of people. Young and
I'd
Helps 20 bring quick relief-looscn
eHe',.siuttness, reduce lever, socth ir-
titat,d throats, check coughing.
sold by druggists everywhere. 60c
md sl.n (Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18
WOMEN WORKERS
SEEK PROTECTION


WASHINGTON, Noy l8-W.mo
now employed in war industries mus
be protected during the period Of trans
formation from unemployment, re-.
'apse TO the lower wage standards and
unsuitable conditions of employment
generally said sta,rmcn, today by
Mary Van Elccck diy tor Of the
women 90 industry service of the lie
aarlmcn, dl Labor The women vino are
20 be displaced hy the returning SUI
diers should be given iull opportun'y
- find other garn,ul employment she
aid. hci.. their income is cut OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18

pissyi Biliousi constipstsd.
Don't permit yourself 10 become con-
s,ipssed, - your system Immediately
hegine ,o sb,orb poison from tho
haeied.up waste matter Use Dr. Kings
New Lite pills and keep we'll Try
sxn, An druggists, 2se (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18

The Want Ads meet the largest mum
her OF people IN the shortest time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-18

Every fpce Think htof
buy hap But them
Moadcoth velour de Plain
tailored and dey mdecoos brown taup
black all including the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
COMMENCEMENT lT ].
olkhoaT NEXT WEEK.

Another saeressial issm III ln,
ssrucsioo as naAmaat'' Schoal Il
neAxiRg CLOSE, The sinai 'exam&''
are being held sisls ~eek. aud he.
ssnninw Sunday. May 16aA. thu
1917 In Cunm~ncFnsnt exercises
start. shea The n=eeassSS;.:---=-==..e s%s
mon wlii he preached al III d. IN,
In the Sshoal Auditorium hy I'm.
Stoaewail Andsssoa, VI Nashville,
Th@ aeEt sxesssse at Cosa naenc~.
ment will s- hsii Wednesday even
lng al S'W o'eloek, when the an.
DUAL Inisf, saelesy debate will be
held, The subject Il. Resolved,
That the Fifteenth Am<adu,ssat 10
the Fesicrs: Cen: tuition Should Re
Repealed" Curtis Shelley and For
res, Hsihfook will rvps~ssns ,ns A.
tirmative. and Willard Coleman and
William Thompson will dste,,si the
negative aide III the question.
On Thursday evening the annual
intsr-Socltty Girls D~clasnA.ar,
Contest Ia scheduled, Tho follow
ing will be- represented aa thr pro-
gram Webster socis,y --- Willie
Collier. The calosv;" Rosanna
Oakley. The i.aurels IL 4 Mother"
Iris Hopkins. "Edith First Caller"
MMy Nalker. Tbs Nss.faa NJ ihs
ftAg. " t.anirr Society - Louise
Johnson Il 1hr ssliai ssli spsanlGlsiteda i Yin
ner." Hester keele. American
Courage" Ma. McMuuy. The
Heart oi Old Hickey,
The graduating exercise will be
held Friday evening. May sis,. $50
q clock. Twelve viii receive di,
plonss A. graduates ifom the Srn.
iot Class. Miss sammie Bryan "
sslutatorian. John Brown. Poet;
Mics lone l.arkins. Historian. Miss
Mary Walker. Prophet, and Curtis
Shelley. Vslsilc,nrian. This will
conclude the Commencement exer~
cises.
The pelle.tiesi Orchestra will fur.
nish music Tor thv occasion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
50 DICKSON COUNTY
BOYS ExTRAlh hlY 20.

On next russdsy afternoon, thirty
nine more Dickson County boya
will eatrsiG here tor Camp piAs.
LATHE Rock, Ark. shere they will
receive training ior military services
in the NaiionAl Army. The naeu
have hesa notified to report to the
Local Baar,i at III O'Clock Tuesaay
morning Threr al,sraatss are la.
clnded la ths cali To report, xha
will be hs!d in case ot snetsency
Those notifisi to report under this
call include;
Geo. Monroe Martin. White hluti
Herbert Smith Tallent. Dteksaa
Claude Hudson Dickson,
James Lee Hudson. Dickson.
5. u. Bletisoe. Hills, Iowa,
viii Bennett. White blua.
John NJ. Adcock. Dn kson,
Wm, Eszeil BLdsos. Boa Aqua.
Acy Walden Seals. Hickman, Ky.
Bert Bernard Andrews. lhcksoa.
George Jackson. White Bluff.
Henry McFerrin Sehlett. Gun
ningham. Team.
JAS Elb~r, Taylor. White Rluti
Clarence Powers, Dickson.
Lloyd Murreil. Hulisnyiile. Okla
Earl W Bishop. Dickson
Iahn l~sI,s kussasl. ulaksan,
..sIohpnie 4 Wrishte Jana. l3,s.ls, y, i.
Oois calvin aticork. burns.
Thelan d Epps, White Bluff
Amazon Ei.a:e.. White Bluff. !.
Charles Alvin slsyden, Camber.
land Furnace.
William Daugirerty, White Bluff
jeff Taylpr nunnawsy, Charlotte,
Malcolm A, Petty. Charlotte, X |
John Henry. Treswell.
Alfred ID. Brown. Burns.
Clarence Miller Beck. Buns.
James NJ. Hall White Bluff
Ernest Seals. Sylvia.
Albert Hinsa. Dickson.
Wanen Donaidson. Dickson.
Jesse J Hayes, Cheap Hill.
Grady Lee Upton. Dickson,
ID, Talmage Taylor. Dickson.
Jess Frank Luther. Dickson. r. /
Je. Thomas Bumpus. Dos~noi
Scott l,anning. Slsy,ien,
ALrERNA1Es
Samuel l., Lane. Tennessee City
Grover Buchanan OUTLAW Sylvia
Willie Upton. Dickson.
On next Monday, Herman Crock.
Mt # Hsintt isinif and .ff.tft .ff.ttftss >tSser'
'on of Dickson. both colorei, will
be seu, to Camp Meade. Md.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

lass Saturday In parsasacs 10 i call
by the eiaainlnan Pitt Hgnsiee, ard
the sessssars. ] Z. Hicks. and ~.
poinssd the following lnemhers "
the Caanmistse ~ mrmhess oi the
Primary kisetiaa Board, who will
bare charge ui ihe primary election
Il, thss County August let: j, N.
Harvey. Pltt Hensles. hen Collisr,
j. =. Hicks aud Jsi i.ampisy.
On the same dAy. the Republican
kx~ealiv~ Commisgss, with Marry
DAVIS Chairman aud Wayae Bats.
snaa secretary. held 4 meeting ia
OseksoG fcF tive same purpose, sud
appoiatrd the ioslo~lns members ID
tasslr CUaasnittrx 90 the Primary
Board; n. u. Allsu, Wayne Bate
man w b, Nillisms, Chas, Hawk.
las sed Harry DAYS.. ...-....... 20. l.. f.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Evelyn esb ' 5 her Russell Thaw REDEMPT at the Alamo May am 81

| w. J. Bryan iirst ran for President
Mr.. hicr was vteesur from the SIXTH
Coagfessionsl District. Also, ia
1915 when Woodfow Wilson msds
bis sscond race Ior President, Mr.
Rice was eleetof Tot Wilson and
vtunp ped the District In bis behalf
la 1899. Judge Rice represented
Stewar; County In shr Legislature.
The Legislature III that year ven,
down ia history as the most eeonom.
icAl and stat-sInan.iike body tha,
had met In the Htase for years Ern.
ton McMillan was Governor at tha.
lime, and persons posted in State
affairs know that Brntou Mcmillan,
with the aid u the Legislature VI
1889, gave Tennessee q business
administration.
The Senatorial District in whirh
Judge Rice aspires To represent. is
composed oi Dickson, Houston,
Humphreys and Stewart Counties,
Stewart County has not had rep
resentativs in the Senate Tor sixteen
yeats. and under the plan ot rota.
,ion the friends N Judge Rias urge
that a Stewart countv man IL Ell.
titled to the honor this year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Mrs. Sarah Ray.

After long illness, Mrs Sarah
Ray. on the morning oi Msy 18th,
1918. paswed irom this life 10 hel
heayenly home. Thus another a
the best known pion@~r residents ol
Dickson h taken irum ,hr com&un'
lily la which no ons hsd lrust or
more constant interest
Sarah A. Fletcher was horn Id
Crawford County, Pa. in is4S aud
tame IN Tennessee 10 1869 Al the
tlm~ ot hsf death. she vas Is years,
y aapaiA* and 4 days ald, She xa.
LIE aasnaAst ot niDe. childrsu, .sssep
.sd ~hea survive hsr~~4.,us soas aud
three daughters Charles Ray. ci
Nashville; Hermie and Frank Ray,
ol dickson: john Ray, Of P.nar,l,
yania; Mvs b, y. Walker and Mrs.
~, n. Fusssil. Of Dickson and Miss
Maggie Ray. Of Pennsylvania. Nine.
.-en grandchildren aud tao great.
grandchildren also survive her.
Mrs. Ray Was 4 consistent nem.
s-r oi the Presbyterian Church IRON
childhood.
The funeral services. conducted
by her paslor. Herman A. GoH. d.
D., aud attended by large com.
pany u bereaved iriends. we're held
from the residence oi the deceased
Sunday ailernoon. aud The remains
~~r laid 10 res. In union rsmsi.1y.
Waiting the glorious resurrection,
her spirit IN with the Lord. Al her
rrQuest, the text VI the memorial
Discourse was II Timothy 4;6 y. and
,he scripture read was the comfort,
ing aud prophetic chaoter. John II
Her works do follow her.
.May ,Aa4ass ~ ..a,ass LIT. "a .4asse.
be romtor,sd by the Friend IN whom
-he had so long safely trusted. -
Pastor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Persons Required to Register.

All male persons. ci,,Eana ot Dick.
-on County, Tenn, Who have since
the 9th day oi June, 1911. and on
June 9th. 1918. attained the age OF
III years, must register, Therefore,
such persons will he required TO re.
.ssri a, ihe Local Bosrd 10 Dickson.
Tenn or Juo. 5,h. 1918. between
the hoars VI : a. m. and Y y. M /.
fuf reglrtfstion.
This May 2la,. 1918
,~~ J = A, lsAlshIksy~ GAsssssass~ IS =,
Lncal Boart. Dickson County
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
A Card.

Mr.. Editor.
! woold like a word to my friends
aud fellow. patriots al this critical
Ernameal, L,dan a want tn, take. shs
,aass N ssy ~Aas wss ass, saas,iiax u
Red Cross drive ios- You aIl know
We are at war with the most dss
potio inhuman power that has ever
been known in history. The terri.
big crimes at their. aaos are: too. hot,
rible Tor description, We must beat
the Huns II Se wan. Christ =
mission on earth 10 be fulfilled, il
we want peace on earth. we mus,
iaht for il.
Our glorious boys arr at the front
VIII We back themf ies!--a thous.
and ,imes yes We mus. make the
Red Cross 20 efficient ,ha. when
one oi our boys are wounded he win
know; IL can only &c. 10 the
Red Cross can he saved. Let
~ give them the cheering thought
tha. We will back them with our
last dollar.
Now IL the time when the good
man chooses. while the coward
stands aside doubling ii his sbjcct
terror ill his Lord is erueiti~d |
wish you business men II Dickson
would step into the surgical dress
lng department ufs FIR ftcsi, RID
Cross Chapter. aud see what our
noble women are doing Think OF
those hsndsges being Siained red
some day For what I, perpetu.
ate Tree sovernment-s country
where evsty ane may SIT under his
own zine aud liz tree. with no one
to dare MODEST OF mske h,m afraid
In union there IL strength. SO let
us all put our shoulder 10 the wheel
We are buying our liberty mighty
cheap il W. give 81 0n month for
The next two years. No business
man 10 Dickson need toll me he
csn do ,t | would rather meet
the Han face 10 lace, than Tor snl.
il.f boy after the war IL over. 10
call MT Stacker You are worse
strsn II sfaekpr II you foh't"'grvs---'
avenuntil ii hurte kespt.
" NJ MEr2LER.
The OwI Pnntery is the pla,s icr
Jirst class printing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

|shsl coacssnsd ~ neral cl,4Eoct&e.
'rhs yoaag man whe doSt tAis oAsa-
noa 10 very hs wmas, he -
coaseaial in bin nature AAd saaze
irls1ds aaaoas ali ths psonls.
10 ~ his pssenss aad ftssnsio ~
would ssy, n In IN I'M pAsees
Cherish shs good Ia his iits and inf-
est ths impssioesicns, Na dOsAa
saaany titn~s. n ~ knew is0m -
p1Ti~ncc, ron wili loas 10 ssA1p lA&
hand thAt " ssili and " Aeas IN
voac< tAaa N haxhsd. h0s w eAA
cais ss~ and hear lham a ~ ".
member them N thsy e&ams and
~ass 90, hSfars w In tAs y&1ss taOe
by. L.. IN hops that oai beyead
The land oi sorrow And We<ptna
,hese dear onss sm sals. Iii yoa,
my iriendss | .psay thai Go4 !. MAJ
aeandan.iy sustain aud camiust.
IT. ]. Hkseklin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
I)iero-Nitt.

MIR, aud Mrs. George Slit. an-
bounce the nsriase al their dAngh.
ter. Nolia Mai, 90 Sergeant Primo
!iero. oi the L \. Army, The
marriage ives soleu,nised =. Waco,
FftTss. wfmtt fffr kftstrrH it~fstfUffrd,
April 25ih. Rev. w 2. Wi,seli, oi
the Episcopal Church. read .tht
ceremony, the ring service leiug
used
The bride wore a costume o! blue
silk, with accessories 10 match.
Among those pFssen, al the we'd
ding were George stii and Miss
Mary II, s,l,t. from Dicksou.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
RED cRoSS CAMPAIGN
on m FULL FORCE

A large and enthusiastic gather
ing II Dickson people. Who WE'RE In
tsre@sed Ia He'd Cross work. the. al
Oakm0ns Auditorium Tue d a J
evening. whsFe plans were laid %
eondue, this Red cfos. campaign
In Dickson this week, Mr.. All
Williams. one ii The live wires al
Nashville. vas tha principsi speak
sr. w. A. Meadow presided over
tts meeting.
The exercises wsfe opened by the
audience singins the Star spanglsd
Banner, followed with prayer by
Rev. fs0m.
A!.s. Mr.. Williams had delivered
his address, which was enthusiast.
.eallY rsceivsd. Chairman Meadow
assisted by II T. Cowan aud II. II.
Sell. solicited subscriptions amoua,.
ing to Ss27 90.
Olnsr talks we're made by W. NJ.
Metxler. J. A. Clements. IL. I.
Cowan. aud PHI Hrnslee, The ex
eroissu we're closed with prayer by
DIR. Goh.
The meeting was success in
every way. considering thai four.
tii.ha Of the audiences we're women
nd children, !. il deplorable that
the men oi our city refuse 10 come
out aud, siye Their Appteyal ii meet:
ings like this by their presence aud
decline to render aid to a cause ~
worthy ~ humanity itscli and one
that Ia close akin and has as It's
fundamental principles, the teach.
iags and pfscepts M Jesus Christ ~'A'
Al this meeting many people
made donations which. 10 carry
out. means \ sacrifice On their part
la three OF four instances widows,
making their living by sewing, con
tnbu,ed S.. Boys and girls who
are not earning over $25 per month
contributed 81. while many Of the
leading and wsal.hiss. men Of our
city and who are getting rich on ao'
count ot high prices caused by the
war. refused 10 give anything
There ars lew men in Dickson
who are able 10 contribute and are
doing No liberally. bu. W. resre, the
FAC, that many Of our ablest aud
riches. men and some Of our lead.
my church members stay away from
these meetings 40 that they will not
be confronted with the appeal TO
hel,. car ssstdSat haya. and 4xittaa al.
them. when they do give. give only
Five OF Ten Dollars. when they have
made from Three to Ten Thousand
d ,llars a year Tor the last two years
ON account al conditions brought
about by the war.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Charlie Ssa@s. .an o! Henry and
Margaret Sag~r. .as born February
q. 1874: died April l6, 1918. The
subject ot thi. memoir was A young
man ,vety. ~sll keasn Il, ,hs. ~tiissr-
having macy .pl*,sjid uail. oi
character. amnng tietrt wss i higt
regard for slI fue ministers u tbs
gospel. aod devotion Ia h,s par.
rnls particularly his mother. sl.
~ay. couuciling with her IN matters
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
CARD OF ThAMkA

To al the friends whose symrA
tbs and service ~.re 80 kindly ten
dvr-d during the illness and destl
oi our dear mother, we desire 10 en-,
,aala Nur ssncsre thanks
mrs. i. \. Fusseil.
Mrs h, Y. Walker.
Charles. Herman and
Frank Ray,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

We publish la this issue the sn,
neuneen.nt ut Hon J W. Rice. oi
Dover. AZ 4 candidate inr the Sens
tnt,al nomination, subject IL the
Democratic primary in August
Mr.. Rice has many friends IN thls
sssiian, 10 whom he needs no IN
production ~ eatnRenaalion = hui
Ia those not acquainted with Judge
Rice, WE will state that he has been
Presidential elec,os from bl. Con
grssslonal District In is'6, When
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

We want to express 10 our hleLds
and utishbors our Sincere spl rs-
ristion is1G their kindness and sym.
patty shown o. durins The recent
illness and death Of oar prrcicas
soa snd brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maary Carton
And Family,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

10 the Citizens II the lad District:
A Chairman os the Red Cross
Campaign Ia ths Second District, |
slsG Ia take tbs m*ans OF calling
the a,tsEtion ot iiios~ who live IN
that District and waut 10 help our
itstrle. TO 20 over she tap IN the
siIo,uien. sivea us in this worthy
cause, 10 brins a dozen esss ot any.
thing else Of value 10 the Peaseeos,
bn,iitng 10 Dickson next Saturday
and will he there to receive aud
loos after il, BE surs 10 bring OF
send something. ss our District
mus, no, fstt in doing it. part
Respectfully.
J. W. MARTIN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Notice to Merchants
And Clerks In Dickson

Having been appointed hy the
sa chairman III the
sales oi War SayIns Stamps amnas
The merchants in Dickson hereby
call meeting Of slI the merchants
ana lhvt clerks ior Thursday nisht
May l3ri. vt he Alamo Theatre
All merchants and clerks are r..
Ques,.d To b. present.
& c. COLLINS. in.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

The ladies' a the Bartans Creek
community vii give on ice cream
supper a, Elliott . Store on Ssiur.
day. June lst. beginning al J .. m.
Tue proceeds ~,ll 40 10 the Red
Cross. Ioa't fail Ia attend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Far . Sprained aakle

A. soon A. possible after the in,
Jury IL received get bottle oi
Chamberisln's iIniment aud follow
the plain printed directions whle b
accompany the bottle. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Doctors Of Dicksoa Adopt
New Schedule Of prices.

We, ths aud~rsisnsd Doctos al
the iawn VI Diets,a asrSs 10 The
loile~ins prices; cAll--l0 b. n.
to u o. m.. ~ %, "a. N, 10 lu ..
m,, ti so; 0ilics caM and prsscrip.
ton ~mA. 81 tn
The increased eas. Il Hvins ana
the increased cost NJ ail matesisl
xssA su osa pfutssutsa, hAs fnfc&1
Nv IN Lake iAs .Aeiion4 q ~. ,~,..,a ! !.
I'hA shove srAsdals VI PRICES b
to b. IN elect Irom yans /. lsis.
w. ]. 6pes, y. b.
HaHsslt savss. ND.
.. II. ci4O1&ta n. D.
W. \, Scott. ND.
W. W, wsiksr. ND.
Z, N, lovsll. Nd
-~------ss--~~sa~~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Dickson Lodge No 46s, y 4 A.
NJ, viii be held in ,hs Lodge Hall
Saturday nish., May 18th. 81" 71SJ
o clock.
A. T. Murchison, " N.
4. II. Grow, Secretary,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Sweet Potato Slips for Sale

a)e per hundred at bed, BY pareel
post. lsc per thousand extra y ]
bnsh Phone Cumberland la6-X
Dickson Exchange. o-li
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24


The OAe~rs and DTecscrs
oi the Fuat National Bank 81
Dickson. invite the s&sdsrs oi
Th~ Herald 10 carefully ssudy
the financial report q ahis
Bank, which y 10 ~ iound "a
another psee of fhis i1sus III
The Herald. This i ths bssl,
lArges,. and strongest akaae.
ment eve, ,ssued hT lAis
Bank.
Dur depossss are now over
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Members OF Primary Exec
ton Boards Named May Is

The County Dsnncrstic kxecu-
tive Commit Nst al Charlotte
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

The OwI pnntery ls the pla's fcr
drst class printing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-30
lone Service Committee Appointed.

The executive committee of the
Grant County Chapter Of the Amer
lean Red Cross has appointed the
following Civilian Relief and
Home Service Committee: Judge
Thos. l.. Bouck, chairman; DR.. G.
@. Goodman, vice chairman; Rev.
"A. E. Buriff and Mrs. C. J. Tice Of
Mi|hank and Mrs. Thos. baylor, Of
Revillo. The duties Of the COM
mittee will be to take up and an |.
wer questions relative to soldier al
lotments, insurance. allowance,
compensation, the advantages Of
the Federal Moratorium Law. be-
sides rendering relief and assis tant 9
to soldier and sailors dependents
and families. The committee when
organized will occupy the chambers
OF Judge Bouck at the court house,
and same will remain open at least
two hours Of each day with some
member Of t he committee in
charge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-30

Herald-Advance is not one Of the
few, but If he has failed. to be-
come rich in material things, he
has in his nearly forty years of
association with the good people
of Grant county amasseda great
treasure store of friendships
and fellowships that at times
make him feel like more than Q
millionaire. OF course these
don't pay the drafts At the bank,
but they are . wonderful elexir
to q fellow when be stops long
enough to take inventory of his
POSSESSIONS. We only hope that
the next forty years will deal as
kindly with the H~erald.Adyance
and It's editor as has the thirty.
nine just passed, and that the
progress and prosperity of the
people Of the county will be as
phenomenal as it has been here.
tofore. We have rather liked
our job. Here's for another for
ty years of it.