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Evening journal., 1918-02-01
Designers Have Designs
On Everybody This Year

mixed straw trimmed in magenta silk
and gayly colored fruits and flowers
likewise OF silken ilk A puffed SILK
crown adorned the sat you wore upon
your head. To make the handbag.
round the brim deep silk was shirrcd
instead. This hatty set Will be the talk,
no doubt, Of many a town. The head
hats worn all right-side up, the hand
hat upside down.
Hop sacking in a gingham check OF
navy blue and white makes up a strlk-
ing novelty that's really very bright
10 Is a set Of hat and bag a combina-
tlon rife but this cute bags an apron
too. 10 leads a double life. The back
piece fastens DER the front with sonsy
frill Of blue and draws up with two
navy strings like all good bags should
do. But when you lit this back dap
up II fastens round the waist and
makes an apron pocketed where knit
ting may be placed The hat a simple
sailor shape is covered with the cheek
and on both hat and apron bag is crewel
fruit, by heck.
Hop sacking skirts are also smart
with coats OF velveteen Some with
lapels and pocket flaps hopsacking fac
ed. I've seen.
And apropos OF skirts. my dears,
saw a novelty so charming and original
IL quite appealed to me- 10 was a para
sol with tips and handle ivory white
and covered with a Chinese skirt. a
truly gorgeous sight. and yet wlthal In
best Of taste It's fltted panels shone
with rarest hand embroidery in blues
and golden tone OF course bag made
Of a skirt accompanied it as wef for II
you see one thing without a bag 90
match-do tell.
My little son satchel has 20 take
his books 10 school. It's made Of burlap,
on one side Is a deslgn in crewel. We'll
In the smartest Of the shops upon Fifth
Avenue there is a bag Identical exposed
20 modsh view 10 differs only In 30:
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

Il have Just ordered a hundred din
ners at the - Hotel VIII you send
me a hundred sailors TO eat them?"
said a voice at the other end.
The secretary was rather dubious.
but he told the man TO hold the wire,
went into the auditorium and called
for a hundred volunteers. Not a man
offered, and there was absolute silence
for some seconds.
Jaw this Is good enough for me"
voice way up in the balcony blurted
out. and the thunderous acclaim boded
IN for those hundred hotel dinners.
The same thing that applies 10 Red
Triangle serving Jack in this country
applies also on foreign shores. When
he gets his transport across the water
or is done chasing submarines for a
few hours he finds the sign Of the Red
Triangle ashore the same as he does In
his home country.
There are movies" and games, letter
writing materials and banking facili-
ties, good comradship, a friendly well
come, a real American atmosphere
and a real American restaurant waiting
under that now familiar sign And do
not think that restaurant is Just an
Incidental. Il Is one Of the big draw
ing cards. After a rigorous nerve
racking period Of patrol duty and the
excellent and ample, but none the less
after a time monotonous diet aboard
ship, the opportunity TO pull up a chair
% a real table once more and revel in
the unbelievabiy long list Of items on
the menu again Is not 10 be considered
lightly.
And so when Jacks ashore he gener-
ally wants to cat first. and TO do II he
seeks out the Y. NJ c. a. and its cafe
teria And there, over mashed potatoes
and brown gravy and juicy roast beef,
over savory side dishes and steamingly
fragrant coffee and astounding home
made" pies, he talks over with his pals
the exctements Of the last cruise, or
swaps yarns with chance acquaintances
from other ships or perhaps falls in
with a lad jus. over from the states"
The inner man satisfied, Jack Is now
ready for whatever offers on his way
into the social room OF the Red Tri-
angle building, perhaps his eye falls on
the one and only sign that is invari-
ably In evidence: Don't forget 10 write
Z 10 mother The means for obeying the
resulting impulse are to be had for the
asking at the desk" The letter writ
ten. there is a sightseeing tour Of the
port Just starting a motion picture
show, a lecture. a sing-song, religious
service for those so minded, a French
class, a boxing bout, wrestling match,
ball game-one or another Of these
I things and sometimes two or three at
once, depending Of cburse, on the time
OF day. are bidding for favor. And II
he is lucky there will be a special
extra" In the form Of a London or
Paris entertainer who has come down
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

p Educatlon-Blanche N. Price, Helen
Schawnle and Eva Dulaney.
Freedman's ald-charles L. Barlod. c
z. salfner and J. F. Carey.
Hospitals-Lllllan NJ. Carroll. Mary
z. Wheatley and Grace E. Baynard.
Church records-John Mcintosh, VIII
liam H. Adams and Victor Richardson
Auditing accounts-Arthur b Cullen.
Joseph T. Barlow and J. Harvey Semer-
teen
Parsonage and furniture-Ladles' Aid
Society.
Church music--W. Bayard Gem.
James L. Speakman, Beatrice 6
Wheatley. Marguerite 2. Pyle and
Frances y. Dawson
Estimating ministerial support
Board Of Stewards.
Examination Of local preachers
The pastor
Stewards for conference year-W
Bayard Gem. A. Jackson Hyland Pur-
nell c. Mcconey, J. Wilson Ferguson
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
Jack Tar and the Red Triangle

We hear much about the army but
comparatively little about the navy and
the average navy man resents that un-
fair generalization which favors the
army. The navy man will give you 10
understand most emphatlcslly that his
organization Is just as important as the
army. 10 is here, there and almost
everywhere. 10 never was puny. but
in the last few months II has grown
to huge proportions, and the growing
process is continuing unchecked. Il
goes quietly. persistently. effectively
about is work. You probably know a
dozen or so lads that are in 10.
So. II you want to keep on speaking
terms with a navy man. give Uncle
SANS navy its duet The army we have
always with us; the navy, IN war time,
almost never II is over in European
waters scotching the submarine in its
lair; out at sea paironing the coasts
and training the thousands Of recruits
who have rushed into its ranks, and
when 10 does come home, It steams un-
heralded into an anonymous port 10
the watches Of the night, nils its bunk
ers, its lardeg and its magazines anew
and then a few mornings later when
you look out across the harbOr the
man o'-war's anchorage is empty-or
more likely than not occupied by a
handful Of slovenly tramps.
70 Is Just as much the duty Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
therefore, 10 serve Uncle Sans blue
Jackets as 10 Is 10 serve his khaki-clad
rNat r~aNaf ffl
port for a few hours leave. he has
grown TO make his custom 20 make a
bee-line for the Red Triangle sign on
The port navy building. Of which there
are several scattered up and down the
coasts and at the naval bases.
In most Of the navy points the Y. NJ
g.. A. secretary has discovered that
what Jack wants when he gets ashore
is the home atmosphere so the secre-
iary has tried 10 create IL with faiI
success by organizing committees OF
women workers TO put on home-like
social events for Jack. My commit
Tee Of one hundred women" said one
navy Y. ". c. A. general secretary
found this place an institution snc
hey are making 10 a home"
They are doing that and more Good
wholeaome, whole-souled women in oul
seacoast towns are aching as hostesse:
At "Y" functions. sorting the mail, en-
tertaining lads in navy blue in theiI
homes-acting in every way possible
as mothers and sisters by proxy &c
boys from far inland who cannot gel
back 10 see the folks" and to whom
the home touch and the real human
rontact are almost forgotten memories
Eleven women volunteers daily
handle the mail that sailors operating
from Brooklyn have sent 70 them in
care n the Y. NJ. c. a.
And on high days and holidays. these
women co-operat0rs spring special sur
prises. They capped the climax Of q
recent holiday continuous perform
ance" Of motion pictures. music
stunts" and vaudeyille-regular Keith
quality bill OF better-by providing al
the end of the program several hundred
box lunches-one for every man who
had crowded into the auditorium. The
sailor knows what 10 suspect from his
W and its loyal women That is why
The following incident could happen.
While The entertainment just men.
TONED was under way, the head "
secretary was called 10 the telephone
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
ASBURY INVITES
1919 CONFERENCE

The Fourth Quarterly Conference OF
Asbury NJ r. Church held last night
unanimously voted 90 extend an invi-
taiion 10 the Wilmington NJ. +. Con
ference to hold It's annual session OF
1919 in Asbury Church, on the self
entertainment plan. The church was
reported 10 be 1ourishng
Committees named for the year fol
low:
Foreign missions-Sarah z. Gam
Ida j. Leonard and Margaret =. stein
Home missions and church extension
Annie Mcintosh. Mary L. Williams
and Mary J Foulk.
SUNDAY schools-Walter c. Seymour
J.. A. Eberhardt and Fred B. Brogan.
Tracts-John C Boulder, II. d. Jar
man and c. 2. Foulkk.
Temperance-Richard L. Turner
George W. Bennett and James II. Floyd
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

James L. Speakman. Charles Ross. Nit
chell. William 7. shawn, William II.
Adams. Richard L. Turner, Charles l..
Wilkins. William A. Walker. Anna E.
Fryer, Charlotte Day. Ida E. Leonard.
Annie c. Carroll, Ella r. CULLEN. Mary
L. Williams, Margaret A. Stein. Cath
crime Richardson and Sarah A. Lott.
Recording steward-Charles Ross
Mitchell
District steward-A. Jackson Hyiand.
Alternate district stewsrd-William
A. shawn.
Communion steward-charles Ross
Mitchell.
Trler OF appeals-Purnell G. Nc
Colley.
Lay delegate-W 3. Gem.
Alternate-P. c. McColley.
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

to help les bons Americaines while
away an hour or two.
Where does Jack sleep when he IS
ashore? AZ the Y NJ C. A. There he
can have comfortable room for two
franc or so day, a room with a bath
for somewhat more, and he knows that
with it he viii get a square deal What
that means only those who have faced
a strange city alone at night can fully
realize
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
BY MARGARET MASON,
written for the United Press.

The designing young designers
Are designing through and through
And they even have temerity
To have designs on you.
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

They have shut up all the factories
the offlces and shops. on theatres and
restaurants they've even put the tops
TO save on coal so precious and they've
even dimmed the lights so the one time
dazzling Great White Way is Styglan
these nights.
They've stopped our eating sugar.
they've stopped our eating meat and
wheat stuffs till our diet is a thing far
from complete
But though the busy Government Is
stopping all they can. to stop the brash
des gnefs seems beyond the power Of
man. So the busy young designers keep
designing right along pretty things for
that third charmer that is neither wine
nor song.
The novelties they're turning out
quite take your breath away and after
that they take your cash IL you've
some left today. To have your hat upon
hnod o. d also in your hand YOU
think perhaps a magic feat and hard 10
uDc s.shd But really it's quite sim
pie when yonu are in the know, for one
hat makes a knitting bag and one a
smart chapeau. The set / saw was Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
WORK Of CENSORS
FULL OF THRILLS
Women Of England Find IN II a
Most Attractive and lucra.
tive Professor.
system 10 Perfect; One Msrsets How
German Secret Agent Can slip
Through, Sut slip Through
Ne poea

iandua. sT The latest and, ~ wpiTt.
nm. the uiest attractive lsrtfessioa IL
that ~ postal cvassv, To the we'll.
educated woman In h@r service, the
postal censorship nffvys opportunities
for advancement not 10 bs found else
where The RAY ranges from 81 n
week while learning, rising by incrv-
ln.uts Of 81 to SIS week. the maxi.
mum for an examiner. with additional
war bonus. There ARE AZ least atty
women earning more than $1,000 q
year. supervising thirty or forty exam
liners each, They have NIL risen from
the ranks,
Now they bold the proud titie Of d,
A. q, tit~pw,y Assi=ssst fsensnvl. 10
which They have been eicvsted not Nd
much far their languages as for their
general capacity. One girt Of nine
,reu, engaged two years ago m 4
iyyast Of 81 a week, rose %. si5 with.
In six months Another, kegiuhia. al
slH. drew SO within elsh, weeks
Yet the piasnt W the deputy chief
crnsor IS that we eaano, get enoagh
Of the right kind IT wosneti to i,c c~a
sugs." The latter Nv the executive
brad At that vast machine. created
mainly for restrictive measures which
yet feeds with valuable information
up, merely the war office. of xhica II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
Juice Of Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful

III The cost of a small Jar # crdi'
fiary eusti cream onw cau prepare fall
quarter rint OF the is,dst wonderful
ier,nn skin sofsen~r snd conplsIlon
besHttAss. by squeestax the Juice OF
two fresh iafasns into bottle fonsasn.
TAG three ounces III orchard white. Care
should he taken % strain the iuice
through d hse eidfh Mi I'D iefsSfi Pulp
gets In. thrn this lcsinn will ke~g fresh
fos months. Every woman kno~s .hsi
lemon Juice IN used 10 bleach as1 ~
move Sacb bieaBlxhss, an msiio~ne&&.
fre~kses and tan spd II th~ iA~si ssIe
eoftensr. ssnoothsnef and tse&usin~S.
Just try ~ Get shre# euac~~ ri or
ehnrd white ~ amy pharmacy ard twe
lemons from the grnrcr and make up
quarter rans cf this s~e~tiy fragrant
lenon lotion and message II dsIiy irta
th~ fscA neck arms sad handa II
naturally should help tn soften. fr~sh.
sa. ssssrA md asrsms out sh~ rc@e~ saa
beauty 81 any sk!a. II n wcnAsrful to
snncotasn roush. rcd hsntA Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

A correspondent VI the Minneapolis
Journal writes 10 say that he han val
su'#rily reduced his consumption VI
wheat. meat and sugar by 5t pes csas.
rasisr cosspalsion. hc Rays. hs ~naia
gladly reduce /, hs % per ccni or esea
more, far thea he would be assured
thst everybody was aolnR IT. whereas
DOW there IL every possibility that
satBs pro Herman ~ Stacker In cob.
hing Wy or wasting MI that hs saves.
,lass esAtAtsss afss Y s. IA sset
iiee raaees all the sacrifice apan the
gsod citizen. while the nni,atI1otlr riu.
xrn xpes free. The prtnriple IL undeuno.
cratic. which In ID say tha, In demo.
cratic country II IN .mtireiy wras
Only through cnmpaIsiaa 10 feed eon.
srr~atsan cnn justice be done 10 The
sacrificing patriot ~- winnipeg Tels"
gram.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

No mNttw what sils your cAlid. !
sensle. sharoaEA laxative sheaid a.
wxys be the ssst sryatmens rtvna.
III suar little nne Id eur nj sarsM
haif.siek. isn's rsssing. eating Aad Ars.
Ing naiarally~-tcck. Meshssi see II
taaguc IN cvAtssi This n q mare sixn
thar the iltsie stomach. liver and bow,
els are clexg~a With waste When
cruxA irritable f~vertsA. stamscA sour.
breath had M has siasnach~ ehe. dtar.
rhea, sere threat, suii Of. sclA. giss \
';sastsSaafai of 'Sslifaraia syrup d
Figx" md IN few hours Nil tho cc1
ssspsssss .rystHssa aafsxesse4 f~eA ssaa
sour bile sessiy noves out al the nj,
tie. bowels without grtNnx, and yoa
have a well. playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative" because
II nesrr fails tn clsanss the tittls otse's
hvpr sud bowels aud swresea the stem.
ach ani they dearly iese lin pleasant
taste. Fail divrtiens tnf hasses, chill.
drra N an HEes aud fer grown ups
printed On each bottle.
Beware M counterfeit flu Astaps.
Ask ynyr druggist ssr bette ~ ''t'ai.
ifornta Syrup u Fsgs:" thsa aee ,hs.
4, IL made BY tho 'T'anterpia Viz Nyrup
Company. ADV. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10


NNsA trttxn sish teaanrss thar
Wei s!r before I'd hight ea wth
Wet Il. me !ashienan follow tsshan n.
vrryoNt does think sadvr syAsh Mast
head ShoGga~
i should You ius
NFcSsse wtaars
ogha have herself rs,
IKE Rs fetFe Is hat Ike
I'd
"Ns gsteaS q
xhrs hat Ar movies Il aSAt-
TSaes Rethta
w<sl yff es As t1nss That Socks
made rl nossut all she 4at saew sscA
Mss 80 a. have aaly asways eneaxh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
GIVE BOMBS TO TOTS
Soldier Tells Of lnhun,an Acts
Practiced BY Boches.
Deadly MisAilea Disguised ~ Teys ard
Set to Exesece At Certain
rssra

Ch.caso. The thrilling stary II he
experiences against the HuSs Ia
rrsnew was todd hy Ssrst Christopher
Jones o; the Royal British Field A.
,silery. In the ps,chsSaihie court secs,
Three tira~s Ae Ass ~oaaaesi AID
ave lures be went through the boz
ro~S II being gassrf over there
lie has s<sr doing dwsy q; the Brit
is.A rS-rulsiag afsce here since ais
discharge 10 1917 lie still srraes =
riecs O. sa~paei Ia his skEA re-
ceay~d at th@ Battle vi fprvs whFn
sas Eve days b. iay In sA~a bale,
wi,hess so~si or drink. urfsl hsspssAi
deg rsscae~s A4ra
JoGrs was In the e~asissz q, Alert
whsa isst city vAs sttscSs.4 AID th4
sataessssl d.truyed
.Tnsg s1s wAsrs tbs Hs@ksss gave
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

adiflgniS esi the Streets lH 1871 30 tiiAn
there are fWiay, Mgit@s ~Sasaad' La thS
Boston Transcript, t'uifoTms are rs
numerous on Ceane1*icat avenue a.
civilian salts The atmosphere VI shr
place in ualltsry. I'Gt the Civil war
veteran. saadenls dropped down 10
Wnsh'nstSa DOW. soSld not krgv The
city for war tltY nevertheless. THIS
drab dress, this intensely neutral cloth.
Saald not represent soldering TO him
ut alt. II would se.tn IL betnAeE ssnse
snSf ~ etlNt,stiMn shiIl al a club or 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

h-pfslh,s 10 the children. h~sFafss painted
like toys snsi Set TO explode In sex
INITIATES" said teses. The gssos kids
they neysr hs2 chance Yes, sar
sssHe 81 ihsse explosions Apa saw
old wcrn@n given the hayaaea.
we charged ;hern. but our Officers
woaltn'i let ~ hit ttern. We had
TO ;aas them rrissaers when they bob
Tered 'kasa~raaA'
When | ass captured the Bccsses
thFpx Ase lnso 3osasp. r&t with ios
II sshsr prisoners They told sce |
erssisd ges est II vnvke<s In The ms
nliEen factories. I fead th~sa to 80 to
a.. ard stayed en- ihe pit.
'TAns night rwc as Us srssT@wersd
= gRsrsi riiss,sed ugypn the rSspe which
they u>~-t ta Ist ws.er ,cws TO u.s. and
escaped We wrut shsssc<h woods ard
xwHsa rivers nntii we ~ IN The SEA-
VI got On a nsAsEE boat ss9 woke ~
10 she COAST Of Fraaees~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

rin With companion wo had with her womanheoi until
they Then she fatl pictures
Here's hlue howing beach with soldiers drawing
roll
Its toshns that
lived hope world that belongs the people thereof
Here's better With Arrhmses bench
rhg him down aud that Archmedes
Rot there important things 10 he considered
Don't spoil the circle"
blood seaks into The sand but
herAu be living And will keep
hs Icing there earth and y With stars above and
) the hes, ~ all,
anawth whirohei Figure STOPPING 10 write
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

public hainiou. Not siienot
rhouer tioa tarT nbsenrwfrpm scser though
permitted All the busting
madiy
Civil Washington fun OF harraese buidngs
%
hundreds .hrng fashion Mixed
Interfering This
Washington fought
Al Civi
MI officers clerks and would scarcely saee today
which
consider Is
BY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

,.saae sx~ssxa acwn On tAsn4 I'M Tns
sssns xaa 10 tsh IAss. nhs at VIM -
csss mas kifssst. ss1 siNAa1sh tn 9th
w 1sssap~a Aas p@rnrhat~ was sssa NJ
a ballet
TIE ksAE,eett caaasaanaer teaa ~
ssaxy MI an msScse wAa haa Esass Er
aieAe ara ahssss hssieesA w'ss sANlt%&
whsa astas ~ 4ess, fsss- ca sh~&e o.
cassaaS II In aangsssHas ~ hAas dewu.
fNr she re~ssse0 IA IRE waaeh w sheTvAy
sssra ssas Va the esa*sag gssssnsss Al
sesss after esSsna ex sAsasnasa szssssas
hast apg@as~a asaasss aaasr TIE tsas2sa
and ~ f~sgsase cssfsss ssa~a she t~lN.
issess~ ~tfw 10 tRavsFsss - 10 xAsshes
everything wees MI right, IRE ssuund
othser ra'te the order 10 haal saawu,
Tea sasanseS later tAs ear seasssnd shs
sreaaa, anss the observer Was fsaat
lyins nj the lxsttufa nj tAs hsskss. ssas
csascteas hat wnAHsS II was had
case of shell sheek. fFssa mhsrh the
oeac~r wms several naanihs In r~sxSs
eTias.
A f~w days ago et rearhy ssasiea.
a tAiaara saasienly e@ashs Gre fx M
arssarvas reasaa. TIE twc observers
tried 10 escape IN their rarsshassx but
the hlaxins t.allsAss evvrtesk them, xna
thev were ksisess. Thsrssr~ M 10 the
cause a. the disaster ssrs numerous.
hpss tbs ene fsassss xsnsrsiiy aecsTisxa
was that ths haisoan hsa hera AIRED by
an electric spark fraga thRnaef esasad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
GERMANS SHOOT
DOWN E BALLOONS

had suas tts wsr& sas the Aaisooa was
af1Fe. Yea eanaat. es cearse. Fnaaeayes
n parashas&. and tiseFs IN always the
Possibility VI ae husrsssg h&llNsa cyev.
taking goa Kid tasslng year cnsy
rs~aHs VI e~T~re u.s.,
'isas before I reached tst% sroana
saw far Ia svcns the Ashsssnss crash.
ting to earth nssiiHs . wtrx. Shs hsss
been hit by q cluster VI aastairrrass
shells
The merit shiHg ! knew was thar !
was lying tn ssss middle of q ptawess
Geld. while d short distance oH | ssw
my observer ecsning aerpss toward
me.-
Marrow Escape From pesth.
All IL Of the Officers NJ the wrecked
halieens eseapssi safely On this csca.
sioa- They ere not always ~ forte
nate. Al this Same station fe@ days
before an Csscer wss shat and killed
whea dropping In bis parachute, Ills
fsaf'oan had been ~rs nhrv by a Ger
usan sirplsae. ard. ~ usual. he and
bis eampaHlsa tcak IN sstsslf ..pafss
ehHses, Their had AMrsiiy xas clear NJ
the haileoa when the attacking sirs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

" ETNNt " Z NIFtI gun NNt n 'NN
shape IT 4 swerd Fat wa cap't always
ten What Sart If Impression yea are
solog y make M the every lay NsmaN
r}Inh Two passengers St,,s' hearted,
toNh',e ehMHc>l daughters ~ ire pt>ops'
-~stpt,Nl &eNsss considering NaAars
Fss'Stea >atrst frosc 'hs sieapApt AZ
@e&NNrS VT t@hhy black yrfyet hats
hyasht asst fall ~ war gotit warm
sprtuEtsntt>~ and maybe after The o9s
Nso MAS gANuy skiaAsd v whispered at
curing s<toatshmen;. bat the ether.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

creeping trolleys. II sim has the same
elsi shooting galleries, and the rooms
for "a cents and the hand.palnted
Martha Washington china plates and
the miniature Washington mona
msn's. with thermometers attached. In
the shop windows hu, Pennsylvania
t,etNt ~ an erri-n way asunT whtrh
surgcs constantly t0uttaaas stream
ri elbow tssg, energetic. endless human
ity and vehic'ss, Potomac park used
TO hs place @hsre you could tt3s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

TINT, NH shc dii WAS 10 claim that no
painter ever made better pictures than
IL" caes he snw on the beach at At.
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There Are tunes when argument ls
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this srcmcd TO be oae 1T The times, be-
slip4 fhs WOMAN @ho had backed An.
geIp knew hat the patron OF sand art
MAS Sj%turthg Win memory eyes. some
dahhcr uHdrr Tho board walk, who was
doias Fnt angela ana things 10 the fail
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