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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18
MARRIED is YEARS

Marietta. Pa. Nov. lS.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stafford, of Marietta,
yesterday were married forty-tive
years Mr.. Stafford is the oldest bar
Der in Marietta, and for thirty-two
years was state secretary of the odd
Follows.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

No matter whether yen farm or q
large scafs ar criy plant vegetables
or foverS IN 9 ANAL vay. yoa need
Hastings 1915 S~s~a Catalogue lis
ready row and vie have ospy Tar
yca absolutely tree. II yoa write TOR n.
ren tSoring TIM name of tEss rEapw
Ia addition 10 showing ySu about all
ths varieties ~ vegetables. ;srra
grass. clover ard flower seeds cur
cAsainTus tells h2w yDa can Kas frsse
Eve splerdia varieties Of easily Eyuwn.
yet beautiful flowers. wish skkh Ia
heautify roar. home Surroundings
Good aeeds Of almost evevY kind
are scxsxe this season. ard yD9 car I
a.ord 10 ta9e ehancrs In yovr se~d
sap9ay. Hassings' Seeds are ds,std
able seeds, THE ks-i ynn can sl~srs
depend ca tsvt.g good ires' sfsh.
r0g are wes.g 20 garSsa o. farm
this spr.as. Way not tr8ars szes~ss
20 far "a poesEh'e hy stsrfsrR with ttss
rtsh; se~a' Doat take eAA1e~s that
yUu ta not hare 10 In seedx. i
Write today for Fss.tsrs' 1919
Catalogue rs free Ard will both irt-
ts-es. Ard t3,p IRA 10 s1rrs~S ts 1919
~. {. s4AsriNcs CO. sssSansn-
Atlanta, cs4--Afvt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
STANTON.

Misse. Bertha and Willie Stewart
entertained at dinner Monday Miss
Ruth Speish,. Hubert Morrison
Ray Dickson and Alex and Ruiord
Batson. The afternoon wac enjoy
ably spes. in playing rnok,
Misses Ross Powell and Ruth
Speight went TO Nashville Thursds ,
to spend lev days with the latter .
mother. Mrs, I'D Speigh,.
Miss Thelms Logains spent few
days here lsss week with her uncle
and sun,. ". j. r. snd' Mr. Fesri
Logsins
Mrs Mona Curtis vent 10 Nash,
vile Friday.
Friday night seversI iriends we're
very highly entertained at nr Log.
gins. Muse vas furnished by
Mrs. l.oggins. Messrs Leather. end
Stewart.
\, Scott. who has been sick
sor some time, 10 sIowly improving
Mr.. Garland Stewart In s:ill on
the sick list
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Mr., and Mrs<t'B. suss visited
Mr.. and NM y. +, A. Frazier on
Bear Creek sadsy.
Mr.. .nkss1.. Mack Vineyard Of
Miss,oal NJ Ridge visited the lat
ters psssXis. Mr. and Mrs. NJ, 4
De,3Sshe weekend,
MsMary Frazier attended church
m Nar Creek Saturday.
~. Miss Orlean Frazier visited Miss
Ruby Myau Monday.
Miss Alberta Myast vas tie suet,
OF her brother Turner Mya,t. near
Missionary Ridge last week,
Frank Tidwell OF Parkrr's Greek
visited his sister. Mira. John Lank
ford, Saturday.
Misses Freda and Orlean Frazier
visited their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mira ?. Frazier, on. Bear Creek las,
tuesday,
N Il, Denny Was in Dickson las,
Saturday on business,
A number from this vicinity at.
tended the burial o! the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dunkan at
Missionary Ridge last Sunday,
Andrew Frazier and little son,
Aarei, yfst'~f the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. A. Frazier, las,
sunday,
K :, Frazier, who has been quite
sick Tor the pas: few days. 10 able
10 he out again,
Sam Luther vas in Dickson TUES
isy ON business,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
Seed Corn Should Be
Tested Before Planting

Even whxfs seed corn has been
sas~ielly salbsssd aadd stared. III
shoaId be thoroughly teaasL In the
s,pring before planting. The BEST
way 10 do This. sayu thu u. y. De-
partmsni of Agriculture, il b make
= seed-corn tsssing boz and tsss i.kl
ears separately.
Zach kernel that 10 tssssdE m ast
bs perfect, and no, iniand at the
Zip when IL was removed from thx
ear. Hand shelling will give much
iswsr injured tips than snaehins
sbsl!inS. AID should be ussd withl
all seed corn. II three or more
kernels oat al ten from any orr
ear fail TO gro~ j. will be wise &c
tess every ear in the entire supply
oi seed. 1.-THE iU0 tested ears show
40 poor once, further testing oi the
supply 10 Unnecessary.
IL must hot lie taookAt, saya The
Department. that good ras0lts irofa
the sssmanalion tests are = sure In
dex Of high productivity. Ears
slightly damaged by poor pseserva.
ton. a. W damp storage places,
may srtmina,s sell. bu, will pro.
duce less than II they had gotten
better care. Prevention 10 better
than cure, aud in the case u pcm
storage. according ~ seed.eern spec.
ialists. a cure 10 impossible,
Corn that was selected wisely 10
the field where II grew that ma.ur.
ed aufmally, aud has b~en presery
ed properly in mouse and insse,
proof s.ofsges, vii! grow and pro
duee satisfactorily,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

This eountfv rsd "A wolf ~ y "a.
10 the fsct Ins, Russia - de5uits',
out Of the running The nsos Is 4
staggering one 10 tbs Aliirs. b.
should not be the cause Ut despsi,
os even u undue pesslmlsm, Whll.
her detection gives the German
Arms much needed rsllei, ye, thu.
country ID ready now 10 step int
the breach she has Isf., And tn,
lea all sisus fail w- shall be occn,
plying that place by the iims spsins
opens. Then sSsn, with the az
QUESTION Vt Russis, Germany viii
probably acquire more oi \ liability
than al Asset: That country viii
be In the tho~s OF civil var 10,
YEAR, 10 come. and will not cease
ID be menace to the Germans.
Armies must be maintained TO
watch her closely. " even to inter,
fers in her internal troubles View,
ed In the ixh, OF common sense. ii
would appear that the Allies havv
lost a trsacosrous ally and cameo
ons ot peovsn loyalty. Il ardouh,
ly will require q greater sder suo
longer time to gain the victory thar
would have been The csse hsd Rus,
sia remained true. bot We VII. yin
This country 10 soul and body 10 10
win. and she has YET 10 taste defeat,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
GO no FARTHER


Dheksou proof is what yoa want,
and the statement u shis highly RI
sp~c.sd resident win Danish oil
deuhs:
j. h. Taysa. retired Blacksmith
EickeFt Are. Gays Ny ksdDsys
aeisd nssgslariy and the sscsstsons
wese pAinsal In passing | had ~.
Iyesw aaskaehxs. tao. | cot Dosn'
kidney Pills iroaa tA< Wyatt Drnl
Co. and they gave me great relief.
Over i,Iur years larH. Mr.. Taylo'
said Deans Kidnsy Pills have
asyes failed 70 give me relief when
| have had occasaon 70 uss tbsn.
Price eOe. ut all dealers. Foe.
,ss Mllbufa Co. props.. Buffalo
n. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

, The hen tina, lays is ,he hen that
pays. II she does no, lay. XIII hts
--het selese ypa hall hes siye bel
b. A, Thomas Poultry Remedy
twice 4 day Tor a week, aud then
you will no, kill her Tor che will be
paying you a profit, |. not only
makes hens lay. but it isa remedy
ins cholefa, RSup, aud Gape.. We
guarantee /, to cure OF VIC rei,g&|
your money. ~ :,
Get !, a, the Anderson iIksftLrs
Co, Dickson, Tenn r y t~ d
Some. Dickson, Route i@ sT No
CIsllsed, Tennessee Cltrn1 y1dv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Certain articles n diet tend 10
check move merts u the bosel..
The moss common n these ten aud
boiIei niIx On the other hand
ra~ fruits. especially sppies and ss.
Bshss, asso graham bread sad whole
shsst bread, promote movement
a the s,o~sls When the bowels
are badly eoas,ips,@ds hswessf, The
sgfy Say ~ to take oas " t~o NJ
Chamberisin's Tass.is i'm nsdisieiy
after supper .-ads.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

!, IL when you have a severe cold
sha, you appreciate the god quail
ties OF Cham herlain's Cough Rem
edy. Mrs. Frank Creksr. pAna,
H., writes: Our 6ve.yeaf-oli son
Pau. caught & sever cold last win.
ter tina, settled On HE lungs and he
had terrible coughing spells. We
were greatly worried about him. ~
the medicine We gave him did 10,
nelp him ia the least. A neishbor
spoke -, highly Of Chamberlain .
Cough Remedy tina. O., a bottle
otsi,. The first dose benefited him
10 nue. that consinced giving il
to him until be Vas cured. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
|RIC CORN CROP
IS NOW M0vING
More Than 3.0OD Million Bushels
Raised In ISf7--GNes
Big Surplus.
SAVES WORLD FOOD SITUATION
Asmssssa 6ssssnsas Gfsafsxs csFe Co.'S
ssmWssea .e rAsssry. ussas csrsas
N Many css@seSs piaAsA

Gers. Assegtcas grrasest cereal crvs
h Ee@ naos tng ragadss u aaFt~s
k1r~ THAI Atsp aaiislug eGsiess-
" bushels for ssrty tHan. seIaaa AEa6
| child In America we're Fsts#ei Ia i$IT
IL ~ss aighty erop Thr astHAl la
es~as~ 10 aboat aQn mllii1a basAsls
Ard thls %s:f@ ssSsw uf gsuls IL evaa
lad 30 10 ths a4arkci IL thr atck VI
thine. since the Aaa-rtraE aArat sax,
Plus has b~eE seat te help feed tAEsiss.
thr~atrnrd kurup~. =
juss az II a&rp~nrt 10 the Solautfit
dAya the War ~ the hvsuluEoG..A "a
the eva Msr. rerl has setuatIet1w
eOsns ,hs ma ,ses sasissst9s
ia the elfIfr iist ~ smertgssx feed
eealmotitses gh.nv 10 10 saeGyfhat h
better than corn. Ii puddrS1 brvad
corn pohe. and as he'n.itss.e tvsnetsed
With n,ra; -, rsss. eara AZ ~ithaa, =
p~~f Heasr~is~~ sT~ sa lvantas
the lars. aanahrr Of gatl,,as ,,isae.
that inay be mads siL.FyvFa aat tarlr
fanatics srv h~utnlGs by att lssrv~s
~d use Of the e~fvAltCorn. usane Tiara
aay other veFeals a4,fsatslas ali u tn.
rl~sa.n;s ~sseatutsA maintaining hse
and heaitA To
In ORDER par th- nsh';nx met
abroad and ~ H. aray cpmts at hsns
nay b. ..svAtand ii. order that .ettual
tsIatas lyae b. Trpl from lie cations
sssSetsts Sikh A ussrsea AZ .sa,. sas.
the f1y3A " America are fhdns
corn kss4anr,s delicious ard ,~ ta;ahie
ca e...S4s@atless days" sn3 slo'y IN The
f11wsi "whsasi~ss aass" here meaA
20 ~teat for he war sorn allied
1Noas Ia Europe
T. Eugiwntt. fraR&es End Italy Hssst he
Fred srum Americas srrAs stnrvhoH~s
They viii get some corn especially
iisi.~ hut most us their grain ship
merits oast ev wheat Their shility
TO use corn Is small compared Ia the
taci!ttses they have s4r 8sing wheat
And Il Is the opinieu ~ osY,,iai In
Washington that 'he present ~ ~ tire
10 try and change the eating habits Of
Europe
Amerigss greatest use ~ rurn will
he In the term ~ corn bread aha corn
meal mixed with wheat In tn" making
Of lesNenej TREAD
Ml,rd vlth VI pcf cent wheat hour,
corn meal rSn 10 us,.A In bread mak
Ing. producing n ioaf tnare nutritious
than hreai baked WITH shca ainne
II IL q fact corn mi1ers Will verify
that dozens ~ the large American hak
ers have heeD successfully using 4 corn
tnnr In bread masking FOR several
years
iIamtnv rrtts, @rvei a. hrsakfHs;
With is>ACN~ egg. or ea'er nj snv
eFserr rpTai Srfr fsSNsfs ',nr ras-rN Il ,ssa -
other use of carn that S'il b"cofn~ pn
usually popular during the war
Corn syrup to sw~Fien rs4rn cakes
ana corn ~ snt uss IL All kih's ~
ruak'ug, are two mar" profucts that
s-s already Welcomed IN thousands ~
American homes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
DOCS on SHEEP which,

There 10 q saying In this country
and !, has grown into An adsas. that
the Legislature who desires To CON
mi, political suicide has Only TO in'
uosiace and iA.hes . dog law, and
the people Will astsad 10 the ohse-
qniea.
Yet the cns thing which he var
IouS States stand urgently In need
10 just such legislative timber men
who ar. willing TO lorego political
preierment |! by So doing they Gao
confer a great boon upon the eoun.
try.
We are told that by the time an.
other clip ia made WOOL will be
worth ~ per per pound. This in 4
country than which there IL no bet
ter Ia the world for sheep raising
What must ba the amaaement Ut
,he peoples oi other countries when
they are told that the only reason
Almaricana ara moi ahsap tsiseIs N
because Of the dog--,hAt the aver.
.sse citizen prefers bin dog Ia ais
sheep. and IL he must he withoe,
either one the sheep must 60.
Statistics tell " tina, this country
today 10 maintaining 26, UO, 900
dogs--an average oi one To every
family In the land. Placing tile
cost Of maintenance at a conserva.
tive figure, these brutes will con-
sums A. much AZ hall thar number
Of human beings, saying nothing Of
their depredations. This Ia eQuiva.
len, to feeding twelve and one.hali
people. or more than 1t will
cost US TO feed every soldier We will
ever send 10 France.
But the mere feeding OF this horde
Of useless animals 10 by no means
the big item. The great expense
les Ia the grea, menace which they
constitute to the sheep.rsisIne in
iusuy We would not he ~ unjust
Ii the csnines a. 20 allegs tina, all
are addicted TO shespkillins ..or even
would DO II there were sheep 10 be
killed. Blu. the uncertainty a. TO
he guilty individual brings the
whole race under suspicion. III
Hesseysf. THE eenlasty IL. now RH4Fj
ny dearly for its devotion tpesSe
log II 10 conceded by all tls<SAis
logship 10 the one great detSEnt TO
he sheep industry, In sxetsons OF
sountry where the peopk iave had
he wisdom to prefer y y sheep TO
he dog, prosperity bit been a vel
,ome gu~s,. hut .'ase communi.
lee are rare. and 3iser large part
u the country w dog ranges =. his
,wn sweet wiz
10 long ~ wool was cheap and
.asiiy proc hable from other coun.
.r,es, the question a. between the
log and the sheep was no, 80 pres,
ing and the American householder
,nuii be lett Ia poss~ssion ol his
expensive luxury. Now, however.
shen the teeey staple u coh.pico:
,us tor ITS scarcity, the decision
'houl1 bc put squarely up to our
,eopIs The dog Or the sheep 80
4 hirh"" II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
DICKSON AMAZED
BY SUDDEN ACTION

The quick action al pure I.syop.
tik eye wash il startling A schooI
boy had eye strain 30 badly he could
not read A week nee Of Lavop.
tik surprised his teacher 80 much
abe used i, tor her Did mother. ONE
WASH showed benefit. A small
bottle ia guarAnteed to benen. ES.
cry CASE weak, strained or in
famed eyss. The QUICK result ia
astonishing, Aluminium eye cup
FREE. --Clemoep Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

OAKLEY. - We ais Authorized W al
noance l.. l. Oakley ~ can isiAts loi
The ois,ce VI nes4ss1s OF Dssasoa Csap'
~, s.,bIect 70 tue vail oi tbs g1ters al
the August slsrtioa, .8ls,
WALKER, Wa are authorized 10 an
nounes ". e Walker ~ eAndsdats
Tor the office CT Register. sabiee, To the
will vi the qnahned Votes At tas 1918
election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
YAE UNITED STATES FOOD
ADMINISTRATION SAYS,

Food ssvtrs 10 In ito essence the
daily indlviduai service 81 al the
people Every GROUP can suestI-
tute ard eve, the great majority
~ thrifty people car ave Z 'lstss
and the r,ete lusurious elements
a. the population can, BY reoue'
tle- 70 simple living, save ~ueA.
This MEANS no more thar that w.
skou7S'sst Sssr.y. but ~ssssT ARD, )
without Wssta.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Glass Ia lhs yard, a neat walk IL
the front door, a irw shade trees, a
border Of shubbery. ln thu back
ground a fash oi tiowets-it 10 a
beautiful home, hnweyer humble
Plan now snd hay- these things
next summer,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

When you hear any fellow sayiaa
that tho var ~ill las, ten years. OF
taking about what will happen II
We are beaten. gently. but firmly
admonish him TO ahu, up and run
home to his folks. There 10 trouble
enough 10 the world without hs,ips
to listen to winners and towards
and GLOOM .toters.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

OF IA W-akley County trehnes.
s-el boys enrolled In The corn cluhs
los have handed in thsv record
books, sh0winx complete work
These boys averaged mor, than 81
bushels TO ths acre Out y. l54
girls In the canning club. t0I have
reported. rheqa ptrs have &2sli
cane Of fruit and vegetables iot gale
10 addition to ~ha. ~ needed fns
their home use Does the Toys and
vir!s' club WORK pay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
A His, to the Aged.

II people past sixty years al age
could be persuaded 10 60 TO bed q.
5000 a. they take cold and remain
In bed for one os two dsys. they
would recover much more quickly
especially il they taks Chamber.
iain's Cough Remedy. There would
also be lees danger a the cold being
followed by any OF the more serious
diseases. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

|, an object Is needed 10 show i,
what l,aat t,rra.aay ressrSs nsu'rs
nations, aud to verify her ss,imss,
Ut treaty ass "serap al paper,
the tate Of NORWAY - ample !N IA.
purpose. That nation. sllao vi
herring sctupulously to policy OF
neutrality, has los, hundreds %.
ships by German auhns'innv sa,'
srsars; aaA nat len. than j. lAl hsss
with them. No one ii the slhec
countries uavlcs have suffered Il
the extent that Norwegian shipping
has Suffered.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
Thanks Old Santa.

| wish TO thank Santa Claus ior
tn nica POS, cards and also the
nice hox Of ,hicgs he sent me thru
the mail. Just received them and
am - a-lishted.
Pauline Young.
Dicks 10, Route :.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

FOR SAI.E-Egss loo Matching
fneu Lankfoci strain Of thorough.
bred Sius.s Comb Rhode Island
Rsds; el.@ per Is. Good hatch
is guaranteed Herman Hoops,.
Dickson. Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
Counfy Court Clerk

CRAY We are aatho1yei 10 aneoanee
r. II. Gray a. eaadidas- for Coaasy
Court Cheek, subject ~ tbs will II Tive
qualified voters al l9is August ssee.sla
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS


fkAZlEk I'VE ar authorized u 49,
aoanss Frsnk ffaassr ~ = sAada.A'e
fos tho office bf 4 venty Judge. s~tjcet to
tbs win u tire qualsI.s! voters 81 We
iels August lactsost
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

AZ \ sroat MANY tneu are nAw At
Camp jackson, Co,umbn. ), G.,
from thls state, the Division lnsur,
anoe OMcet la especially anxious
that the people u. home white or
wire the soldiers to take an nsur'
ance policy With tue Government
A letter from hone viii perhaps d.
more 10 yet v0HL *3n brother on
friend insured beiofa FL bIuary 18Th
than any other agency that may be
used in tho esmpsgG.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

With Ticker" hity ceats drink
many = leftover thirst viii have I,
wear itself out n.x. day
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
NASHVILLE, CaATIln0Ocli 81. LOUIS RAIWlI
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE
The Marketing Division OF the Traffic Departures,
oil the Nashville Chattanooga st. Louis Railway viii
furnish to pssens deariag 10 purchase the and
addresses vi the owners OF Vie following


Eigh.sea neA heater wood eatao,s reseaned mammoth
clover seed Florida yam po,ssces dust
large small qu4nne. rc~eaaed red clover seed ~ bronze
eorned turkeys 4oe0 seasoned and 1000 sreea locus, fence
posts 1000 seasoned and COCO red cedar eaee
500 ons sorghum molasses seed hIs clover. pea
nx1ead iespedexs hay ess canned afse and
ssa lots csmson clover seed 1917 crop cora los
ned sosn canned beans 80 bushels NAKED seed 100
s.he mammoth prolific black beans. 100 bushels
smoth bso~a .oy beans. uo bushels mammoth yellow soy
beam.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Subscribe for The Herald; : yes,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
To producers will b furnished the names and ad-
dresses Of persons by whom the following commodities
are
W A N + l. d!

One second hand incubator good eead,ton Poland
China OF Hampshire Harrow n March April 80
l0 brood TO shares r~g
tered Poland China boan registered Poland China bred
gilt hse registered Dutoe pss months DID,
registered Daoc Jersey bred s,s ress,erd Berkshire
II month. old looo pounds white blossom Glove,
.eed 1000 pounds rape seed Florida yam po,a
ules sesd Large and ,nsl auante. farm
sooa ism hsads ,essed Perehssa Ally 3N goand. honey
hay all varieties os $40 n female goats 10 run on
shares range barn, manure lott. Hickory
King seed corn lots hastings prolific serd corn lots
grade Jersey registered puishred rs pure
He.elad bull hive seed al varieties 100 bn.he
be, seed rcd top seed car lots
Instructive publications on tho following subjects
will be mailed free Of charge, Alfalfa. Lime in
Agriculture, Sios and silage. Farms for Sale
Breeders Of live stock and producers OF field garden
and orchard products for sae except such reach the
market. through established and logical channes are
invited to communicate to the undersigned complete
descriptions prices quantities and other necessary in
formation Of such commodities. - Address,
L. p. BELLAH, General Agent.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
~ ,..,..s ~
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-30
GIVES APPROVAL TO
 TWELVE AGREEMENT

Approval of the following twelve workmen's compensation agreements has. been given by Commissioner J. J. Donohuc and he has filed them at the superior court clerks office:
 Airiie Mills Co.,, Hanover, employe, and Matthew Delaney. employe, foot badly swollen, a5 rate of $7.37.
 Aspinook Co. JeWett City. employ CT, and Moses Loranger employe, right foot injured. at rate of $11.96.
 Atwood Machine Co, Stonington. employer and John Laggiaro. em- ploye, injured eye. at rate of $S.25.
 Ship Construction Co. and Trading Co, Stonington, employer and Peter Hamnacher Mystic, employe, foot cut with axe, al rate of S14; and William by block CT wood faIlin% and hitting him in head. at rate of S13.44
 Soltz Co. New London, employer, end Hyman Ze,ikson, empioye, severe bruises. at rate of $125G.
 Arthur G. Wheeler. StoEington, cn- pioTer. and Clarence Latham. erl- nloye, foot damned. at rate of sS.75. New London Ship X Engine Co, Groton. employer, and Fortunate Mei employe. several ribs fractured, at rate of $.61. ard H. x. CrowoH. em- : Dloye, lacerations of hand and fingers, Tt rate of S1173.
 American Strawboard e.. Norwich employer, and James M@' phy, em- bye. straAgulated hernia. at rate ot So. Martin F. Kelly. New London, em- uioyer, and H. Boyaiton, employe fracture of wrist, at rate of $14. i Marlin Rockwell Co,. Norwich, em- pioyer and Ernest L. Duane. employe steel silver in thumb, at rate of $14
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-30
WANT WOMEN CHAuFFEURs
 FOR SERVICE ABROAD

Three hundred women motor driY- CTS for overseas service in France are wanted by the American Red Cross within the next six months. The re- cruiting of these drivers will begin immediately. l. is expected the first contingent will sail about October for motor messenger service. ambu- larce service and, to a limited extent for camion service.
 Volunteers for this work are sought and the candidates must meet the requirements for this overseas duty as set forth by the war depart ment-26 years of age, loyal and healthy. The American Red Cross will pay the transportation and if nec- essaty. the volunteers will be given an allowance Of 450 francs month for expenses when out of Paris, where they will be employed, principally, and 500 francs a month for expenses when in Paris.
 Special qualifications for this ser vice are: Certificate of the First Di- vision Red Cross Motor Corps Am bulance and Truck driver, or success ful passing of examination in me chanics and first aid as specified foy American Red Cross First Division Motor Ambulance and Truck Drivers Women desiring to volunteer for theis service are requested to make appt- cation at once to their local chapter of the American Red Crossk