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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-14
PLAZA.

The last three days OF this week
bring to the Plaza one OF the most i'm
pressive photoplay features OF the
yeGr-"Ths Planter" . film study Of
life among those engaged in the rub
Der industry In Mexico, in which Ty-
rome Power Is pictured in the title
role.
Tyrone Power. one OF the most COM
handing figures in either articulate
or silent drama, does his most virile
work in this vehicle for his remark
able gift OF Characterization, and the
members OF his supporting company
render efficient aid in enhancing the
effectiveness OF the ensemble.
On Sunday and Monday OF next
week at the Plaza the feature OF the
bill will be princess Virtue" in
which Mae Murray is the bright par
ticular star, to be followed Wednss-
day by Give Thomas in "Limousino
Life" and on the remaining days Of
the week by William S. Hart in BE.
tween Men"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-14
COSMOS.

Eight men In = laughabls concoe'
ton of mInstFelsy, The Corn Cob
Cut-ups." will be q feature at the
Cosmos next week. other acts will in.
eluds FL Gotta. the ragtims xylophon-
list; VIII and Kemp, acrobats; Alice
CeleJ q pretty girl singer; Norris
Freeman and company in an apart
ment house travesty, mo Children Al
lowed" and Kane and Wagner, "dippy
harmoniats." These will be supple
mented with william s. Hart in
evolves Of the Rail-"
Sundays performances, starting at
8 p. m, will present this weeks bill.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Closing Exercises OF
Miss Whitsons $ School.

The dosing exercises oi Miss
Whlison school ol music we're a
success 10 every way Thursday
evening was given over 10 the !uve.
niles and many declared their pro.
gram the better OF the two Friday
afternoon vas by both large and
small girls. A large crowd gather.
.,l Tor that a. well s- for the even.
inss FRIDAY evening MAS the
dual night The house was ernwd'
ed until standing room vas hard tn
ind
The interesting features ri the
programs we're the contests both
nights. The i.eccIl prize Tor the
bast performer the tirs, evening ~ss
won ty Aiieen Tomlin@sa Carne!la
leeeh came second A medal vas
offered ios the rendering 1T trw hvst
piece IN. second night, also prize
Tor the second hest was offered by
Mrs Felix lilckfron Because of
certain rulinss. the medal wss NOT
given to the tlr-t wilmer M,ss
Mary Dickson was the winner Ac
cefding To ruling Louise Cook
vas The honorary winner and wss
awarded The pre-. Those winning
cla.s prite 'ar sp~cisl work IN mem.
ovy we're I.ae,llt tol.msn. Cislle
Gray. Hester Keel. and Louise Coax
The media fos the best year .
work wss awarded Louise Cook
Louise Tomlim,a came second
Miss Bstey. successor 10 Mss
Whitson vas present snt very abby
sssis,ssi in all the programs
Near the elas@ oi the program
Miss Msry Dickson, speaker TOT the
class paid a very slo~ine tribute To
Miss Whitsnn and het WORK This
being Miss Whi,sons last rgiisi
uu.il heF r-sura from Souiaern
tenssrystory. The Glass ve'v
beautifully presented her With =
lovely present
A Psn,omime Mite Star spsGs
led Bsnner concluded the program
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
RESULTS IN GENERAL AND
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Incomplete Returns Indicate the Elec
ton of Weems, Harris, Browning,
Dickson and Petty. Hall Re.
Gives Nomination.

There was great nieIes, mani.
tested in Thursday. election. both
in county and primary races
Abou. $500 votes were po|lcd
in the eounty and about 400 in
the Democratic primary.
Returns from mos, ot the dis-
u,cts indicate that Joe b Weems
was elected County Judge by abou,
800 msiorsy
Melvin Harris. IT s~ems was
elected County Court Clerk by
abou, $50 maior.iy.
K Dickson was elected Reg
ster by about 500 majority
l. ]. Browning. 1t appears. Was
elected Circuit Court CLERK by about
50 majority.
J. +. Petty Mas elected Sheriff
by over 700 majority
In the Primary, Frank HALL was
nominated tor the Legislature by
over 800 majority.
he race TOR State Senator IN
Die sson County was close between
Rice sndN,chols -.,he''sesnras-l.es~-
Rec leading IN Dickson County by
about Is majority From reports
NE have from Stewart. Houston
and Humphreys counues, ind,ca.
tons point to the nomination oi
Rice by about 700 majority Gov.
Rye led in the race lor T., ), sen
a,or in the county. by abou, $50
majority. while Austin Peays ma
jorty in this county appears To be
over 900.
We do no, claim the above tx.
ures TO, be accurate, as we had not
received returns from all voting
precincts in the county a, mid.
night. before going 10 press. and
estimates were made on tive voting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

Ger busy week. frHp trains Ar
coming In daily. bearing the JalI
draft coutinsen.s, Mpss all tn,
lEew men eomlng 10 CAMP Pike are
from the North eastern States
Camp Pike has II ON most any otheI
IcAnionn.n. la baseball. ~ IL ea1
boast oi several oldtims msior
league players from the Sew iors
Giants. the Yankees, Rfooklya
Dodgers. NJ. Louis Cardinals. etc,
There are now more than 10 ON
lnrn at Camp Pike, and with ilo~
oi visitors coming 10 and going
out continually. together With the
heavy traffic the Camp is not much
shot; oi the appearance III vide
awake city. Among other things
Camp Pike, boasts u Y. NJ. c. A..
where the soldiers mother sister
sweetheart or cousin, make their
h.adquartsr. while visiting here.
The institution il generally known
A. The Hostess House. aud in
Iiue with the Y NJ. Z. A.. every COO.
yenienee Ia furnished tor their en
lertsinmsn. The good work oi the
Y, N {. A.. continues. aud the
men truly appreciate their foster
home. tool Indeed there IL no
one who would not heht ior the r
II needs be- Since the men have
come into the army. they have be
come more acquainted with the
Red Cro@m. also, aud al, these IN,
stusions stands out yiyidiy bcinie
their eyes, and every opportunity
Tor a boost Is -eixed.
H The men nav al Camp Hke,
like 10 pet cent oi all Americans
who have been indnctsd into army
service, N. anx,ous tn 90 over
,fisr' and put the finishing tyach
10 the Germ sns~~~or nj least get Into
the parade and hep uniurI Odd
t;Iofy' 10 the sweet and peaceful
bresass aud come marching home
FROM press reports, II seems that
the beginning oi the tilsh year oi
this war n the turning point
least i, has been 10 the rear
march for the Huns the las, week
or 40. and instead of the n aiser get.
ting TO eat his last Christmas din.
ner in Paris. everything hnis lair
Tor the American heroes 10 carve
old MIR Turk" on Thanksgiving
Day in Berlin'
HERBERT \. TALENT
Company q 3rd Training Rss't 2nd
Bus Camp Pike. Arkansas
July -. lsls.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

Iii trirrftuhr eT,snmunfe atfan nj
midnight Thur.dsy, Shields head,
quarters claimed hi- election by
i4&.ts$a .nsIssi,y aEi Ryes head
quarters claimed bis election hy
ltt ttH instatity
Judge A HI Roberts headquarters
claimed bis election by l0 ONO and
paay friends claim .,is election by
800, Al one o clock Friday morn.
ing the Nashville Banner advi sed
us over telephone that. Indie atone
point 10 III. election ii Shields im
y \ senatot and A Ii Roberts
for Governor The Trnnessean aud
American advised u- that injica.
tlnn pointed 10 the ~lrctien of
RohefR sh,le they would no, ex
press themselves a. TO the winner
10 iha race ior t y. senator.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Gard a Thanks,

The Cauteen COMMITTEES oi ths
American Red Croxs, Dichsou Coan.
" Chapter. takes this mstAo, ot
thanking the p~apls IL Pin~y and
CumAsFisnd Furnaces. and sasss0sA-
ins neishboshood. wAo ~ asnsnnss-
ly responded 10 The rsquest ios ssp,
plies Tor the eaate~a work u tAiA
county.
Mn. r. 4. Csrtis wsa sppoials 4.
captain al a temporary COMMITTEES
al Cumberland Furnace and sur.
rounding n~ighborhupd a0d Mn,
Mon, Donssan was made captain
a, pinsy. Ths csnissn committee
10 very sratsiui Ies th-is splsnd.d
services. Alter luoctss were pre-.
pared Tor tbs last eoatsossni VI
drafted msn, tbs remainder nj sap.
plies we're cold Tor cssh. mahins
$k7 40 lett 10 tbs treasury
y vMm K. CLEMENT.
can,s@n Chairma0 Of A. h. Y.
-
Owl P,in,~ry still leaeis in printing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Wlrn OUR BOYS"
At CAMP PIKE, ARK.

AR il has been several week
siace the readers ot ,be Herald have
been offered the opportunity 81
taxing 4 peep at the activities u
Camp Pike. where thirty, dive
track s-leetmsn ifom Dickson
County are stationed, the writer
will come to Attention. " and
ieebly undertake to chrome a lev
bfivts pertaining 10 the boys and
the Camp IN general.
la ths outset /, might be per.
missil,le 10 state that With the eight
weeks ot training received ln Uncle
Sans great army. the Diekson
County boys already present an
appearance ut real soldiers liz at.
,ion, AZ well ~ uniform dress With
hsruly an eIceptioa all az. being
physically benefited from the train
iag they are receiving. Most all
had 10 undergo an extra number Of
shots ot typhoid serum. but nov
being over the unpleasant effects oi
same. all are looking mora healthier
and are raflng 10 GO after the
kalssfl The past two or three
weeks has been marked with .x
ce.dingIy warm weather aud rapid
and strenuous training. The Dick
son County bays are divided he.
tween the companies Ut the 3rd
IsAlalnx hsgilnaui snd this Depot
Brigade. The men IN ths latter
division ara Class Il - men aud
will not see oversee service, while
aIlmsn IN ths sartaus companies
nl the 3rd lie ,lmrn. are VA the
eligible list. howaY.r4 they will each
he given more thorough and tisld
examination at the point ol em
barkalion. Dickson County only
has QUE or two IN the Glass u
division and they will probably be-
re classified before many weeks '-
Iust as they round into physical
htness, A rush is being made TO
transfer the 3fd Regiment represent
atiyep to another Cantonmsnt
which will be a step from the Junior
10 the Senior year Of schooling
Then trom there. the men will 70
across the pond where they will
bs given tho work, M applied to the
University, and then presented a
diploma, with mll orders 10 apply
their best qualities 10 the over.
throwing ti frusslan rule aud the
ds,hron,ug OF kalssr Wilhelm and
.he ,Csamn, rtiuce' Already some
o. the companies have rntssin-d
aud Others will leave most any date
now. The writer is insnrmed that
lew men FROM the various com.
panies are 10 he retained Tor the
purpose Of assisting IN ua,nlng new
men as they coms in, Those thus
retained are 10 be made Cuporals
aud Sars-anla In this connection
II Is pern,isslhle 10 state that four
or tive Dickson Countians at Camp
Pike HAYS already distinguished
t,em .elye. ~ Non CONS. The
IN IA have bs~u lssa'd about al
their equipments, and with this as.
sealhled into pack aggresa,ins
in ~e.sh, from 10 10 6O lbs \ cam
ct hssnt ANYTHING e9 the boss
,u appearance from certain
angie The ons' 'hear hfkes proceed
the uoon hour each drill day
wuu tots bu den attached Is doing
mn,h w. develop the physical
a1sfliies u The mau, and all sre
saadias the test admirably The
bows are ALWAYS IN good spirits on
tn m,rth, making the breefes
~ set With melody AZ waited into
suus
tsmp Pike is experiencing suoth
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
cERllln SPIES ln
sTllAr WORK n US

For aues yeass the ualasd s4s,es
has h<~n Aoasycoaah<d waA Ger.
usAA spss~ and C.~smAa AssasA
No one in hin ,ish mind ccaAd
belseve THAI this sysasm Ass col,
iaps~d with the uaa%d Ssssss' "a.
trance into the war. ~ sAAa The
hun sps uaaehans wos.ld tail 10 ~.
spo.sd 10 the n~~ assds oi nssAn.
The perils of this syssesn are sse~s.
even ~ish the vxslanee ci : aasssa
watching Tor opesasoss. That y
why The spy pAOso-dsama II
shown 10 awaAen Am<s,eA TO the
iail ,esiis.,,oa oa .hs daasess thai
lurs n oar very midss. Se~ ths
gfea, expose ~ aos.oe p.ctMes a
i'an,o, heah~ fndAy and Sslas.
day n,shu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Who your Neighbour he an Enemy Spy? See The Spy Pa" saA sRPM

IL ONE can sAlk . Dat oi Fs~nSh thss
will talk your bead aiI. | have
picked 10 . word or %; anSss |
will knew q biz u II before lcsls.
Haven / se~a 10 very snany al tAs
pretty Freeeh si.is ta~y tell yen "a
mach about. Nos. al them hAse
been the homely farm maitis.
Well you can xaese that aG
getting anxious 10 have a line Ifom
you all lisvea's heanS iron Won
eiace 80 left Sewer. and 1t seems
quite a long time slaee, Aal surs
yoa will be writing ns iuet ~ uaucb
A. yoa eau aud tslliax me shout
everything hack home.
| &ft all any Kodak pictures as
hcms xhea wss there, sc please
make a selection and send tns a lev
ot them along ~lln . carrying case
II voa can. cause they will be bit
ol company when the letters are d
long time ia coming.
Nos mother dear. DON, ~or,
about nae any more than possible
ios will be ee,iias sl.ng 81 ''sht
and isrieg inss ~ veil ~ lbr res
c! the tsllo~s We arr sr',"ss
plenty 10 eat xnd aur sieeplas aa,f,
rrs are all right. too,
| shall write you ~ Often ~ p~
sihis aud will tell YOU last ss mue.,
"A we can A world ii !ovs 10 all
ot you. Rogw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

precincts, returns OF which had no,
been received.
Judge w K. Hudson was elected
Magistrate In the Saith dissrac, by
Z majority. ] A Lark,n. ei tho
ll,h district. and T. X. V. Schmi,.
roa OF the 10Th district. who have
served as magistrates ios several
years. were both defeated
In mex, weeks Herald. we will
publish full and complete returns
OF the election. giving the votes by
districts. and the names oi all n,sg.
lsirates, eons,abl-s. and members
of the County school board.
Ia the race Ion Iu.t.ce oil the
Peace tor the town. oi D,cssen.
ESQ I ! Warren was reelected
over has opponent. II E lhomp.
son By vo,. Of lbs TO Ct,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Interesting Letter From
Roger Neakley. In France,

= -.
The following letter irom Roger
Weskley, written 10 bis parents,
Mr. ADD Mrr, u |. Weskles, VI
Ch.sphill. will he read With interest
by ir- many friends throughout The
count
some~Aere in France
Sat. June 5, 1918
Nv deste,i Msms. Dad. and Sister:
Thee. isw lines oi course will he
Tor ali II YOU aud the rest III the
islk., who ma doubt by nov arr
hi, ana,oos to hear rom W. and of
our sale arrlysl
Well g. 4 certainty ~e are IN
Sunny France Just how long
we have been here ~ sr- nat allow
I'll To sas bni you can do that 'iguf
les lot voutself
Our trip over sas made wirfnu,
aay serious scrldsnt or Interference
,ao i, wss quite long t'rerone
E,urney w.sh neli,.ag u se. but
sstef. wsler everywhere. The sea
"a. very casm mos. siI The way
over snd w- we're not -es sick al oil
Believe me tho. We all ~srs some
happy 10 sight iau.i and 10 unlasd
We had quite toy~l welcome
from the Bnt,-h The klnss Nee
~ngts ws- al the ltailnn and made
4 little talx then hamlet -sch nf ~
4 message from kins George ss-ur'
na ~ q. hes hearty welcome etc
Oi santlsf IN frsnoe il ~a dii.
l.rrnt bu. believe the Ffsn, b
svlcams us just ~ much They
aav. seen 80 much oi this sar oil
ready that they take ii ass ms,,~r
# fact ,hs, |, has 10 70 cn. Ih@
French are willing 10 30 mast any
thlng ios as aud they ali share their
t,oms. With as. that IL saen se are
t,ili&s.d
A, pr.ssn, .- ate l.9as-d il a
oy.iy old ChaiesnI. q, ff.neh cas-
sls tie: ~onsisriul place wi,h its
t,str gardens. hoi-hoases. ,'e*-
xra.- walt., ami wsls around t6@
place II IL very very Old Just
.ss yo1s la,aainsiIan run little
and yoa can pictuse the knights
and ladies and the gay tim.s 'hss
,hes perhsp. hsi Wh.n Koish'-
hoCi Was in FIossr sure. II.
wnIaeriul country. ito castles,
canals. iarrn hca.es aud tstun. aus;
everything 80 vesv different foH
the things back home.
The people are vesy friendly and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

WANTED--ro bay Tor cash
second hand buggy and wagon har
ness or will exchange new harness
tor old harness Il paluns a 4peci'
atty Come and set NE opposite
the depot, Il W pudson.
WANrED-A man with rlg tn
sci and collect on : nac Sewing
Machines IN ll,ekeon County.
Write Singer Sewing Machine CO.
II tlarksyille. Tenn,
FOR l.E~~Three COWS and
calves team sud waI6n, aui otter
iarm implements ] v >'aler,
Colesbur1, Tenn, u l6l
Mrs. II. Il. Gilber, md children
ot Mury. Nv, are here the guests
os relatives aud trieni@
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
kuTca.

The Second instsllinent ot Red
t'tu-y rsestyrs wsli he DUE August
Let. Quite number have failed
Ia pay the ins,silmeat due July ist,
Please call and pay th~ss amounts
9, once and saxs ,hs Red. Cr0ss
us~ltse expense,
W. A. MEADOW. Chairman
Filth District,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Auxiliary to Meet.

The Girls Auxiliary 20 Ane'lcsn
Red Cross wiIl bald l,s rssaIsr
business meeting. Tuesday morn
ins. Angus, 9Th. al 10 clock, Red
o-o>s headquarters, The scrap
books for American hospitals are
here. an members are askesi to ~
peesen, A, ibis meeting. IN aris, 10
discuss plans ios filing these oooks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

Notice 10 hereby given that The
"a ,or will preach In ,hie ehunA
un Doth the first aud s<coud sun.
days oi Ausust. A eoraisl iAvita.
tiou 10 all. Hoars of various sesv.
toe. on the %ih III August sabbath
School a&s. br~seh,ue ilO.
Christian kndnayos I D. M. evan.
int srtviss so'clock.
Part oi the pastors vacation her
he~n ssv~H " th~ sgs~aixi snssssat
which continued fas ,so wssAs ii
81 Paul,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Ice Cream Supper.

There il Is he An hNe cream sup
per at Whit. Oak Flats sohoo
house, Friday night Aug Z iHls
prmr.ds 10 be used for school liu
prnventn.s
Every body cordially invited
Nlna Hooper aud Lucy Fu.sell,
Teachers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
"Real Missionary Spirit Here"

The Weman's Missionary Sariety
oi Dickson Tennessee 10 doing good
work
The majority oi the members
attend regularly. give chserfaIly
and literally and perform their parts
on the programs with interest and
efficiency Our young people under
the leadersbip ot Mrs h. 7 lsom
afr doing eseeilen, work, also. the
Juniors are very seilve and vide
awake. Much credit IL due Miss
George lee Jones lar the work Of
the Juniors ~ our Second Vice
President ha. been unable Ia look
utter the work She has been ~
sisted by Miss Jones. who has pot
ior,h every effort ior the ptogra,ns
of the Junior divi-ion.
On the 2sth oi June. an sll.dsy
district meeting was heli y, ,b.
church. We had several ai tho con
i-r@nc. officers with us; among them
tho District Secretary. Mrs. iictsrd.
also Mrs. Morgan aud others w,,n
~ere both interesting and inspiring
We le@l very much encouraged 10
press on with the work. helping To
tutti'l the great commandment. t'o
We therefore into all the wnid aud
preach INV Gospel to every crea.
tur-. Mr-. II. N. rrch.
Superintendent Of Publicity
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

FOR sALE--3 Z months old reg.
e~t~-~ti puros Ja,ssy hi,at Abuty
To II. & Knapp t,arner- Creek, ~
address letter 10 Tennessee City,
II y
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-28

that it has become necessary to know
whether they will really sustain life.
Where there is every assurance that
the oleomargarines have originated
from animal fats there may be doubt
less sane expectation that vitamines
are contained in them The more ex-
pensive butter substitutes abe to be
numbered among these.
Cocoanut oil, peanut oil, olive oil,
cottonseed oil, maize oil and sesame
oil are however, the sources of many
of the margarines. These lack the
vital requisites of real butter, as do
peanut butter and other nut pastes.
The vitamines in the animal oils are
called fiat soluble growth sub
stances" They behave as true pabu-
lum and help to nourish the living It's
sues, add to their growth and repair
and maintain the vital principle called
life.
Butter and cod liver oil are particu-
larry rich in vitamines. Fats not of
animal origin are sometimes RESPONSE
BILE for grave nutritive disorders, vast
ing maladies, anaemias, ricketts,, joint
pains, swollen limbs and other physi-
cal distempers blamed on almost any
thing but the need of animal fats and
their vitamines.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-28
"lN A BAD Way
Many MaySville Reader viii Feel
Grateful for This Information.

If your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
If urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are lin bad
way"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys
Local evidence proves their merit.
Mrs. r. W. Lauderback, w. Sec
ond Street, says: 1.-TWO years
ago l was suffering with kidney trou-
BILE and had been for long time. l
was nervous and dizzy and had severe
headaches. My kidneys were too fire.
Quent in action and annoyed me great
ly. l had a dull ache across the small
of my back and my back was so laras
at times that / could hardly bend one
way or the other. Some one advised
me to use Doan's Kidney Pills and /
got box at Wood & Sons Drug Store.
They helped me al once and conrinued
use entirely cured me of the trouble"
Mrs. 4auderback is only one Of
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-28
BRITISH government
HELPS PAY FOR Bread

There has been much misunder-
standing about the bread program In
England. 1t is true that the English
man buys q loaf Of bread for less than
an American can, but 1t Is poorer
bread, and the British government Ia
paying $200,0O0,OOO a year toward the
cost Of 1t.
All the grain grown in Great Brit.
ain Is taken over by the government
at an arbitrary price and the imported
wheat purchased on the markets at
the prevailing market price. This Is
turned over to the mills by the govern
ment at a price that allows the adul.
terated war bread loaf Of four pounds
to sell at IS cents, the two pound LOAF
at 8 cents and the one pound loaf at s
cents.
In France, under conditions some
what similar. but with larger ex'
traction, the four pound loaf sells fol
16 cents.