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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

PrOf.AA. T. Diecidue's concert
band, of the'S. B. M. S is furn-
ishing good music at the Fair
this week. They will also play
at the Berea Fair. the Jackson
County Fair and the Laurel
County School Fair. London
Sentinel.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30
FUEL A Dor

The Fuel Administration has
turned their attention to conser.
walton of gasoline and indications
point to "a suppression of pleas
ure rides and Sunday trips, thus
bringing the automobile down to
a business basis The request is
made to stop this use of gasoline.
If the request is not obeyed, and
that promptly, there will be &C.
ton taken TO enforce the ruling.
There will be a tendency
everywhere to disorganize the
working force when all men be-
tween the ages of Is and As reg
lister under selective draft for
military service. We do not
think that it means one man out
of every twenty who registers
will be indicted into the service
within the next few months, neith-
er does it mean that any except
Class One will be called into SER
vice before next year, so If sever
al hundred men in Rockcastle
County stop their regular routine
of business pending call for
service. it will mean a great loss
to the county, as we'll as to the
individual, so it S earnestly ad-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

Elijah Mullins and Willie Null.
Inns are reported this week in the
list of those severely wounded
on the Western front. Elijah is
a Son of Taylor Mullins and
Willie Mullins is a son of Charley
Mod Mullins.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

The following boys left last
Nj nday for Camp Taylor:
Charley Cox of Brodhead and
Thomas York of Wilde
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

Miss Edith Phillips school won
the flag for having the largest at
tendance here on War Conference
Day considering number in the
district, number of miles travelled
etc. She had 48 in the district,
IL present and travelled o miles.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30
p f r. s ON AL

sick list.
A. H. Hamhu is in Lexington
today on business.
Miss Eliza beth Chapeze, Of
Louisville, is a visitor of Miss
Tevis Bethurum.
Miss Flora Pennington will GO
Lexington to Lexington to take a
business course.
Miss Grace Griffin, who is
teaching the Cruise Ridge school
was at home Sunday.
Misses May and Faye Nc
Clure are visiting friends in Lon
don and attending the fair.
Mrs. w. B. Spivey has re-
turned from a week stay with
Mr.. Spivey in Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Asher ex
pect to move to their new home
sometime within the next month
A girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Griffin, Wednes-
day, and boy baby to the wife
of Logan Mize.
Mrs. J. Z. Vinson from Kings
Mountain was visiting Mrs. James
Anderson and Miss Matte Ches
nut first of the week.
Junn Baker and family have
moved to Trosper, Knox county,
where Mr.. Baker hiss a position
with one of the coal companies.
Rev. Horace Kingsbury, of
Louisville, was here yesterday
attending the Convention of the
Christian Bible Schools of the
County.
Richard Cox has returned from
Toledo, where he has been work
ing during the summer vacation.
Dick will enter State College in
next month.
Graydcn Ball, who is located at
Camp Meade, Md, is at home
this week on furlough to see
his wife and look after some
business affairs.
VIM. Springmeier. represent
Wilburine Oil Works of Cincin-
natl. paid Mt. Vernon a visit yes
terday, it being eight years since
his previous trip here.
Prof. c. V. Lucy, the new prin.
cipal of the Graded School, has
arrived and is busy getting things
in readiness for the opening of
school on Tuesday of next week.
Mrs. ]. P. Young, after two
weeks visit to her sons, Rev. HIT.
Young of this place and b. T.
Young. of Brodhead and families
has returned to her home at Ken
shaw.
A. B. Furnish was here during
the week as a witness in the
suit of the Bank of Mt. Vernon
against Robt. Allen. Mr.. Fur
nish is building another railroad
in Clay County.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckenzie
left this morning for Lexington,
where Mr.. Mckenzie takes po-
sition with Z. B. Shafer, the oil
1e6ner. Mr.. Mckenzie will over
see and take care of Mr.. Skaters
property and has a splendid job
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie
drove them thru
Mrs. w. A. Cox and Miss Lou
anna Whitehead who were called
to Tennessee on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. e. II.
Whitehead have returned home.
Mrs. Whitehead is some better
but still very sick. They brought
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead's
children home with them.
Rev. H. T. Young was In Louis
vile. Monday and Tuesday, in
consultation with the State Food
Administration and the Y.M.C.A.
leaders. Rev. Young has been
considering seriously of entering
the Y. NJ. c. A. work, but on &C.
count Of bis Food Administration
Work, and other war duties, he
decided after his trip to the city
to defer entering for while at
least.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

Treat yourself to Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx suit for Fall. Yours
is ready to try on at FIsh's.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

The County Sunday School
Convention held at the fair
grounds yesterday was fairly
well attended and a number of
inter esting talks were made by
Sunday School leaders and work
ers from different section of the
county.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

The suit of the Bank of Mt.
Vernon against Robt. Allen, re.
suited in verdict in favor of the
defendant. The case will be az
pealed.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

The less man knows about
road work the more suggestive
and suspicious he becomes.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

WANTED-Girl to live in home
with my mother and go to school
Ut VIII. CARMICAL, Mt. Vernon
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. McFerron
are rejoicing over the arrival of
a girl baby, named Mary Susan.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

FOR SALE:--My dray horses,
wagons and good will in the drsy
business. JOHN RENNER.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30
LOCAL

OBryan Overalls IN your size at
FiSh's.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

Are you keeping that War Saw.
ings Pledge?
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

The matrimonial business
seems to be picking up. County
Clerk Bowman has issued since
August 10Th, marriage license to
the following couples:
Grover Price and Rachel Gro.
mer, VIM. Sexton and Bessie
Mcclure, Tom Gilpin, Laura Os-
borne, Wm. Fl. Mckinney and
Lora Denny. Willie Mullins and
Emma Smith. Victor Francisco
and Edith Adams, Leonard Jones
and Lucy Howard. bud Adams
and Emma Cottengim, Benjamin
Dean and Aallie Hayes.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30

For SALE:-Pure White Bred
Wyandotte chickens hens $3.50
each, pullets and cockerels 81 90
each at the Cedar Bluff Poultry
Farm.
MRS. ]. L. NICRLEY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30
NOTICE

All parties holding claims
against the Rockcastle Milling Co.
or the estate of John Riddle, de-
ceased, Will present same to me
at once properly proven. Also all
parties indebted to either will
please arrange settlement at
once.
MRS. ELIZABETH ] HAIL
Aug.23-2t Admrx
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30
A QUARTER

buys a Thrift Stamp;
I6 Thrift Stamps with
Io cents buys a U. s.
Government War Saw
ing S ia mp wv orth
SIS. 90 in Ie2 81. A
splend lid and safe
investment for you
q per cent interest CON-
pounded four times a
year.
Save your money
and loan it to Uncle
Sam.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-30
GUM SULPHUR SCHOOL

School Report for Gum Sui
phur school for second month.
Here are some names of child.
rem, who have labored hard to
get on Honor Roll as it is diff.
cult for Rural children not to be
tardy.
HONOR ROLL.
1st grade Homer Blanton,
Harvey Carlton.
end grade Bergin Bordes,
Evelyn Mink.
grid erade-Claude Carleton,
Ethel Allen.
4th grade-May Brooks, Oscar
Masters.
9th grade--Elberta King, An
drew King, Victor Bordes, Ern-
est Robins. Matte Robins, Duff
Masters, Jennings Bordes.
9Th grade-Carrie Brooks. Ros-
cOe Smith.
FOR SALE - 1000 cords, cord
wood, in the woods, part 2, some
3, a and S miles from station.
Call on Mrs. Mary A. Pitman, or
M. Pitman.
For SALE:-Pure White Bred
Il l. d
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20
EVER HAVE IT?


Ever have low.acwn' pain In
the baskT
10 The small right over the
.hipsy
That's the home vi kackaehe.
II its caused By weak k:dneya.
tTse Dean i Kidney Pills,
Dicksoa people testify TO their
worth. Read a case Di H.
NJ. J, Nall, freight conductor
says: 10 much iolting over hard
roads pat ny kidoeys 10 pretty bad
shape. | suffered q lot from bach
ache and the kidney sscretoins were
unnatur@l. had tired feeling al
tbs time. too. | saw Doans Kid.
ney Pills advertised and got boz
a, the Clsmofe Pharmacy. Dosn '
fixed me ap In good shape and |
gladly recommend THEM
Price tOc. q. al! dealers Dent
simply ask Tor kidney remedy
at Dosns Kidney Pills-~ths same
that Mr. Nail bad fosis' Nil.
burn Co. Aigrs.. buffalo, N Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20
Chanksslsias Css3h Rsssls 4

Ihas u nss ealy saae iii the hsss
saa uaass sliixieAs a%assislls iNt
t,aagAs, e&lis. cfaap and sheora1x
eaasa. has IL saso slsassas 10 tale.
Nslssh IL lgnpasssas &i,su q aatdssai =
suss.l he gisva ta y0asss gAaAtssa,
t'aaa ssilalas CeaKh RTmedy has
hs~a In sss ioa maay y~as saa has
asi wi,h mach iasut ahslswt i,s
gsssa Qaalitire have bsSaaas kEe@A.
Many meahs,s have given II shelf
unqualified endorsement Am,
S,staeS, ThillisSshs. Mo, sfssss !
aast lasssa three rhsldtsa. have
ats~s- ss~.a aAaasasalsanss CaGaA
At ulsdy and i0argi IN to he the hass
l,a coughs seadt aaj sruan In 10
p!sassa, 10 tske. Both adults and
eAlsdva hks II, Ny ~.ie aga |
have sl~ass t~lf> rass from Group
xssL IL la the h,,sse* Chsahsf-
issa's Coach Remedy contains 10
ssrsua, " other naEeo,se, -s~dy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

The Herald desires to call The
attention oi iis subscribers TO the
government order. compelling u 10
place our subscription lisi o. .
stru.s cash In advance basis. This
10 q matter 10 which We have 10th
ins to say at all. In regard to the
way our bueinsss shalt be conduct.
I'd 10 this particular. The govern
lnvnt has said We mliri a., send
on, a paper that !. 90, paid ior.
We have quite Il aambef sh0 sre
behind on their payments who, We
hope will como forward aud settle
aud make ii possible for VIA 10 con
tinua sending them the Herald
This order goes ,iato effect October
!, We have mil Nov 10 get
our subscription LET adjusted .9
the new arrangement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

OF similar situations, ~ where IL is
too lar 10 walk and 40 other means
vt transportation ia possible Gas
oliue IL the life bloc! u the struggle
Ia France, and taxi nsntrs should
Dot att-mp. 10 coin the blood ot
our American soldiers into money
by running On Sunday.
The spirit " the President =
request In regard 10 going 10 church
On sunday IL this
That our peopl. either use street
ears OF walk 10 church, nnlpss the
distance Ia 20 far ~ 10 make ii
beyond their strength ~ use huagy
or harm wagon Hundreds NJ pa,ri'
otto people All over Tennessee rat
tied In church on las, Sunday in
tbs cid iarln wagon ior GOD and
country. Thevkers bstrrr ST'f,ls
tians Tor 80 doing. lit IL ton fat
h walk. even by using doe energy
aud no ether means IL available
and the cnnsci"n. - ol the church
go"r Iu~iii.ea The auta may be- used
| desire that our people attend
church. but expect them TO vach
"a the way hod fearing patriotic
people should do. ia this HOUR
OF GASOLINE SCARCITY.
Very truly yours,
W. X MiER.
Z. y. Fuel Administrator Tor Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20
MIDDLE TENNESSEE
STATE NORMAL
Authorized by the War De-
partment for Students
Army Training Corps.


Not" III. following features,
A. Boys between III and VI yesrs
sgr. who have had SUFFICIENT edu
cs.ional preparation. may enter lhr
Middle Tennessee Stale Normal 90
sept 2Jrd. About October /, such
students will i~ indicted into mill.
tsfs service. receiving board an
lodging .suitlnn ,nnstnsris. md sy,
per month from the Government.
u. Tho eourae ri study as AZ.
proved by the War Department "
~ iollnws,
A, Collegiate Canrpe. Boys With
High School education may eater
the Collegiate Course.
b Officers oi The y. 4. Army viii
be assigned Ivy the War Dcpsrtmsn,
to give military instruction. Stu
dents will be observed and Judged
A. 10 their qualifications Tor officers
training camps, technical experts.
non commissioned officers. ". hools
81 duty Ia 4 cant ,nment.
u. College. Course will ,nelud. ,
10 addition 10 regular college sub.
l~cia- military instruction and .ps.,.
lal work in snch related subjects
~ the War Department may. pr-.
scribe.
The regular coursss O! the Nor.
NAL School will be given ~ hereto.
fore 10 all students no. membess oi
the y. A. r. c.
Fall term opens Sept. 23.
Fpf further information write i'm.
medis,ely n
X L. Jones. President.
Muriree.bora. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20
Your Wife Can Use Il.

IL soa are a~sy from home anc
l,sse al your horses takes TIE chic
yyour ,wiie esa uea, him il she bs.
Fsrls Colo Remedy 10 the house
Ii 10 easy Ia use, Just drop il on
the hasse is,nxue and IA thirty
minutes he Is ~!ieyed. Jt, Il 10
day You may need il tomorrow
Get il at the Andersen lianiwAr,
Co, Dickson, Tenn; T. /, Grow 4
Sons. Dickson. Route !; J r. Nc,
Clellsnd. tennessee City, Gray 4
STARK. Cumberland Furnace, Sen.
sing 4 Sowker. dali, Brown 1
Henry. White Bluff, Neal Morrow
Lyles. ". d, Bu.trsy Il Son, Rurns
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

Ia this rsusr, II duly stp~ss'as
" the Clerk and Matter tfcm ihs
bill. which ~ swesn Ia. that tho
tieieAds, EEntstinv i.ankiura, II =
non.r~s,isns III the State and cen,
nos I've SERVED with progress, Il 10
therefore ordered by ihs Master
that eaid Defendant Ernissias
Lankisd, appear al the Courthouse.
ia Dickson, Tennessee. "a " before
the
FOURTH MONDAY In OCTOBER
1918.
.s,aat, sad, plead OK ,ss.@*t LsmuI ~
the bill tilvd against her Ia The
above csure tm divn,ee. ~ same
wtll he ,aAea ta confessed and the
rsiasr tts IN bss,iHe ~ pate .
|, 10 further ordered ,hst THE
notice be published In The nicksoa
County Herald bs Tour cansec,ise
weeks. ~ required by Law In such
CAGES. '''''. re-
Witness my h.nd a. my elhcsr IN
Charlotte, lem this Sept. 10Th,
1915.
J. J. TAYLOR, &. 4 N
r. II. CUkl.kM. Fol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20
Have You Been Kicking?
Washington, u C.,
Sap,esahr! 18TH. 1915

.sTbsTtf41ts tsSAa8- NJ a. 70
Have you been kicking sbnu. The
high cost oi every uiing In S,hsriesy
II you have Just read the report
compiled by the American Red
Cross commission in Belgium ~ e
the prices The unfortunate people
have TO pay ior plain necessities in
that par II the country occupied
BY the Germans and Won will proba
bly, conclude you are we'll of, In
some instances these necessities
have increased ~ much A. z $50
pct cent
'Co.toa thread. says The vpors
10 now sold by the yard. Egg
cost twenty cents each. Nearly
every cue wears WOODEN shoes with
felt tops Ascsroui. cne ri the
most popular t'x,dr 10 Belgium. hss
increased 1850 per ceni since 1919
Butter il GA per cent, higher than
IL sas a, the beginning ri the wat,
Other Increases in the pg,e~ III cfsfn
nodittes by perrrnssgfs are tsn-
ned vegetables. | 5si, sagss, 1890;
peas and beans. i,50, cal, aDgf
pork. | 4G5: isesh meat. i.9,5,
bread, ~. -"
Flnnr sugar AMI rec even al
these prices, are obtalnabls oasy by
secret methods, says the report
Ia spite Of these extraordinary in
creases The Red Cross il gs,ing night
ahesd with i,s plan for relieving
the iist~sses ia Esisium.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

Having suggested The Insolvency
ai the Estate NJ Mfs. AddIe Hunt,
Dec d. 10 the County Court CLERK of
p,et.on County Tennessee. and he
having instructed tns 10 make
publication tor claims 10 h~ filed.
THIS IL tlisrctnrr ~ MT " all
creditors having claims sgslasi The
Estsse oi sa.d Mrs. Addis Hunt.
De, d. 10 come forward snd file
.ti.m with sslt clerk. properly
sss hes4.iVa,ssi. oa M hriofe .Msrch
i, 1919 or ihsy viii bt barred ffom
collecting the same both Ia Law and
equity.
This September 3, 1918.
NJ. II. FEREBkE. Adm.
oi Mrs. Adiis Hunt. EM.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20
Non.R Notice.
MATTE HARRIS
VIZ
CHARLEY HARRIS


In Circuit Court 81 Dickson. Tenn.
Ia this case. il appearing 10 the
Clerk. from the bill. which 10 sworn
n, that the defendant. Charley
Harris 10 n non resident of the State
n Tennessee. NJ thai ths ordinary
process N Law csnno& b~ served
upon him. II IL ordered BY ibs
clerk tbsi non resident publication
I've made i# ssid Charley Hsris.
commanding him 10 appear II tbs
courthouse 1t Dickson Tennessee.
%
SECOND MONDAY in DECEM.
BER. 1918.
asxl--ii being the regular Term II
said court. and plead. answer ~
demur Ia the bill 6lsd ag4inss hi1
In this csu.e. ios divocs. NJ ~
bin will be taken im conlesatd and
the cause will be nj io hearing FL
parts. This August 70. 1918.
r X. GRAY. Cs.,k.
r. X. MILLER. Sol. iss Compli,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

The following letter has been re-.
eeived by J. \. johnson. County
Fuel Administrator. In regard to the
use Of gasoline on Sundays,
You will pl~ase Immediately sp.
point a sufficient number Of assist.
an,s, 10 b. stationed ut public
places In your county Oh each Sun.
lay 10 which the Presidents request
applies A. 10 the running Of autos
This will continue for many sun.
days no one can say Tor how long.
While thus on duty these assist.
auis will wear a. hsstRr. III. 4, Fuel
Administration" They will stop
each car and in polite manner
,b,ain the information called iof
on the card which you will furnish
them. This card calls ior number,
name. etc. Have them also get the
number and name. IL possible. Of
my car failing TO stop aud giving
The desired Information.
Those cars which yon isel we're
running within the spirit oi the
Presidsnt'a request will BIZ excused,
and no report made TO me OF els.-
xhes~. You will furnish this ot,ic.
~ith a list Of those which you ieeI
S~re running in violation oi this
request, will take saeh action A.
the situation may command.
The sstuaiion ia now no grave in
France tina, We are short on saso
line fos amhulsncee- " take care of
our American wounded. and Tor our
manit,on trucks. and hundreds al
other gasoline war uses.
Below explains the President, .
request,
The United States Fuel Admins.
uaiion calls upon the people in
s,a.es east ei tn. Mississippi River
10 cease using automobiles, motor
cycles and motor boats. including
such vehicles for hire. on Sundays
turing the neg. lev weeks. ass
gasoline conservation measure.
Motor vehicles to which the fessfic-
ton do not appiv we're announced
a..
Cd Ambalsnees. Use apparatus.
police patrol wagons, undertakes
~asons and conveysnees ussd tor
funerals.
~ vshicles 81 physicians when
us-d 10 performing professional
duties.
t3l Tractors ani motor trucks
employed in actual absolutely vital |
transportation. such a. cannot
possibly be dene 90 sny ether day
a. Railway equipments usius !
gasoline, /
50 Repair outfits employed By |
telephone and pubic service CON
pan.es.
tsl Motor vehicles on sr.srds
IT extreme necessity which eanno,
be done on any other day. WHERE
BY steam az electric
lty a horse power is not available
/ ssis reters 10 s.rxBas caused hyI
sickness ~ death. o. similar nj
aatsous.
rsxicao Owners should s=s use
heir cars 90 Suosaay, excep, 90
si.snds caased BY sickaes o. death, !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20
A Liability or an Asset?

We don / uesd 10 be told that
war IL wastsiui. We have already
eurmtsri u.
II generals OF all ages. from Sen
nachsrib 10 Napoleon. can watch u.
rom their pres.n, habitaiion. th.s
slll take on an increase 81 cynseism.
they were probably cynical enough
before they died.
They lrarned the utility Of trying
10 Greats something by policy O!
destruction, and must isel somt
,aissrpoFes w4sat ai,thss spoeh4 W.
have Issrned nothing irom THEN
mistakes,
We build cathedrals, aud shoot
them 10 bits with cannon. We
rear and educate. "A a.nsfstion 70
make hecatpmbs III H.
Most oi US have at least the
exous. that We art lighting TO des.
troy something that hoped fnf
aggfandlzement out 81 conquest
Hut II i. absurd tina, such polio,
should have survived Sennacherib
Angels weep. the poets tells us, bot
Il times hey must ieel tempted to
laugh
And yet, Tor us Ia progressive
America. the process Ii not one oi
waste. Our young men will return
from France with developed eihci.
ncy heretofore undreamed oi.
Have you ever read figures giving
letsils Of the system Of piping that
aries water TO the battlefront
rs the front changes the system
hanges, and the new formations
an never be ioresecn. Here ore
lroblsms with our yeung stsvfneer+'
earn 10 solve With speed and
recession never Developed IN time Of
,leace. because they were unneces
AIRY,
Do you know that armored tanks
,harged into battle with telephone
wires laid out 10 keep them in touch
with the msin commando Field
batteries also msnoeuvre withou,
iai.ins 10 get answers TO Hello,
Central
Do you know that by teamwork
lorty American soldiers erected
'teel bridge over a hundred fee,
tong in i've minutes We d,dn
need To do these things in tim, o.
peace; 40 We didn't learn how.
In scores OF other wsys young
.m~r,esns in France daily achieve
ne. I'm p,,S~st4-, Tha tsnits u then
xperienc~ will he raped in America
here N Dickson when peace IL
declared.
Many peaceful trades are danger
aus. Tie hau-hulit skysctsper.
the railroad, the machine shop daily
make work ior the surgeon hut in
bali century surgery would never
have made the strides that II has
made in Maf years OF war Even
the telephone wire Ia now used to
locate an internsl weaad and this
IL only one Of thousands oi ex
pend,ents lately devised fx reliev,
tn2 human pain.
War il was,etul; but fot that yery
reason /. teaches conservation and
We shall realise
this when 5000 young American
magician. return from karope.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

Your income will probably be
subject 10 taxation tot several year,
after the war Do not feplne bu,
be thanktu that II il large enough
fH you and for Uncle sam too,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

BY their trats ~ shall know
them. Whatever the principle
may be which resulted IN tle bomb
ins Of the Federal building i,
Chicago, they ale mighty y, or prin
eiplss 10 held
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

II you have objected to the mum
Der oi drives which hav. seemed to
come 10 immediate succession, ,r,
what a lev driveless sundays wit
do 10 remedy the trouble,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

la Considering ,he question: O
peace by diplomacy we must N
member thA. nositEers and mschln.
guns are the peace arguments hes
adapted 10 the understanding q
tiermany-and she IL likely nov Il
sst enough OF both 10 convince hef
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

The news from shroad ls certain.
" encouraging. But II lie not y.i
quite time to beat shields into pIow
shares and swords into pruning
hooks.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

Men who usually read novels have
been reading the questionable IN.
stead. II ia almost az long ~ u
book and of enihralling interest.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

Are you not surprised to learn
that peschstones aud plumstones
and nut.hells will help win the wa,
Save them Tor the gas mask manu-.
tacturefs,