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impression that he meant II, and 1t was
no, merely hollow expression.
The Saturday night after the tour
nament at Shawnee the prizes were
awarded and when he received a fine bit
of silverware the first persons he showed
1t to were his mother and his younger
sister He was an excellent dancer, yet
that night he devoted most of his time
to his mother and his sister and I can
still see him dancing over the floor, a
fine, strapping six-footer. with his little
sisters head not much above his waist
line.
Played Last Hole in Par
We do not know how he died, but
somehow we have a view of him start
ing out that July morning with that
CHEEKY voice of his encouraging his men
and in that last big drive we know he
must have played that last hole in par
and me. his last great adventure with
a smile on his lips.
We have memorial cups but there
ought to be one for one OF the
finest fellows that ever stood on tee,
and no doubt his golfng friends at the
Country Club and Merton will have a
Howard G Mccall Memoria! Cup and
there is not a player who knew him who
would not be proud to win 1t.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
amateur Notes

TNHERE has been a cloud of uncer-
i tantv hanging over tho amate
baseball situation in South Philadelphia
for several years. Time after time
teams have claimed the championship Of
tho downtown district without any foun-
lation at all for the title, with the re-
sult hat there are many clubs sporting
he title Of champions Of South Phla-
lelphia."
This season, however. 1t will be diff
rerent. That is II the plans Of L. w
F"X. manager Of the w. T. Prichard A.
deavoring to arrange miniature worlds
:eries for the downtown baseball fans,
with the championship of South Phla-
deIphia at stake.
Manager Fox is arranging cham
pionship series between the Haywood
catholic Club. Welcome 4. c. Fralinger
a e., and the Prichard club. to be
nlayed some time in September. These
four clubs are the best in South phila-
de phia. and as each has an unusually
strong following it is expected that the
series will keep the fans keyed up to a
high pitch. inasmuCh as the worlds
veries for the major leagues will not be
nayed in this city.
4 fast and hard-hittine second baseman
and outielder, who is anxious to play for
the love of tho sport would like to fnsh
the season with a frst-class home or trav.
street.
snTious M to ""%T Srrsnse sn"ds" a" sames o for r
AuFu.t ard s"ptember With hrs,-clas. hom.
shamTocE G. ,sda C.; tteen,,eventsen-Ysar .nIs sn
to games for AYgus' "a q and
1901 North Nineteenth street stree " J. i'eA"
august 10 and weekday and sunday date,
'9b !Sns haSnF 'lsHf sy GRAZ
?IA Sorth Ninth street or phone kensing
st. Patricks Catholic Club. a strons
eighteen,twenty-ytar- team. has Angus
either homp or travelling teams Of thei,
class. Charles W. .Donahue. 2443 Kimbal
street; or phone after p. m. Dickinson
West Philadelrh,a rrof...ionnl.. a trst
class travelling club. has few open date
his month fsa ssptegghsr woHIa ikc !.
Forbes and other home clubs. Charles Lentz
40 South Fifty-eighth street.
Media 4. G. has August II. "a and 3
open for games with hrst-class home teams
Amos P. Weaver. l5ll North Redheld street
Owing to a nnisnndersta ndinr, tho Ker
nebec p. c. is without a game for thi
Saturday with fifteen eighteen wear oil
teams either al home or away Thoma
Lee. Bell phone Diamond 63Io between s
and 0.
ST. Marcus 4. A., fast eixhteen-nin,
teen -year-old team. would like to book Sur
day games with teams offering a suita bl
Delaware e. NJ. 25o7 Hasert street.
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Bingles and Bungles

walter Gerber. the shortstop of tn. 81.
Louis Americans. has received MOTTO. from
his draft board in Colurn bus. o., to repoyt
for army service or AUGUST 8.
Those peskv Pirates are here today for a
four day stand. Manager Bezdek has his
games in front Of our Phil.. "Ai
It's too bad that Elmer Jacobs rsn't
pitch every day in the week. As NJ js Fjmsr
was the only twirler to register a win over
the Cards. Jacobs won two contests.
rival on three occasions. In oil Elmer had
sir strikeouts TO his credit.
Pearce led the Phils In the attack getting
a single and q double In three trips 70 the
rubber.
Charlie Moran chased Manager Jack Hem
drickH for getting too warm under the col
lar. Stfl one can't blame Hendricks. il
surely was awful hot
Chieaso Cubs made Il fonr out Of Ave
from the Giants by taking the Anal game
80; scoring the hve eo,nters In The eiahtll
Tones blew, and before he could come down
the Cubs had the s"me.
James w Gsntz. former sports editor OF
the Philadelphia Press Is now sergean nj
in the army, He is stationed at Camp Lee
friends in this city.
b teek ~ ess hess asa aosssy :.st.stss
CAtc9oQ ~ -. Scott lem rses(pa1
y~1' ~ 49, |< 81. s :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06

Chicago. Aug. 8 The Great Lakes train
Ing ste tion team won the naval baseball
ing the Atlantic feet in the third game OIL
the series at the National Leaguo park
II to g.
Despite the blistering heat. a fair-sized
crowd witnessed the contest The PRO,
Society, an orGnniza tion formed by the late
Admiral George Dfwev.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06
Haze You a Letter or T,po
From a Golfer Ouer There

There are about 1000 PHILADELPHIA
golfers In the country's service. Hun
tircds Of these nre now In Franre or, on
cinh member and the meh they, have
met IN tournament, play would IKE t.
Ledger reider. whether the father.
mother or friend cf these. ha. any letter
or excerpts from letters which would ne
shall he very glad to print them. fon
may safely trust these letters; which
unhurt. Just address them to the Golf
Editor, Evening Public Ledger.
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Carman to Ride Thursday Night

Clarence Carman. the former American
motor-paced champion. has succeeded in OBJ
tanning furlough from his duties as
frst-class machinist's mate in the aviation
corps at the Boston Navy Yard. and he will
compete in a special three-heat match race
Of ten miles each with Percy Law"onc~.
the worlds champion and George Wiley.
of Syracus", this Thursday night AZ Point
Breeze Tho paCemakers are Jimmy Hunter.
Rody Lehman and Speed" Vand"rbe, ry.
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J. A. Healy Wounded

New York. Aug Ed Healy. member
Of the Columbia football team for The last
sage informins him that his brother. JEFF
fcrson A, HealE eaaptsain Of the coHmbiaa Hmn,ia
in France and has been taken to Bas, Hos
pital No 81.
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BOXING BOUT PROVES FATAL
Jersey City Youth Dies From In.
iuries Received in Ring

Jersey city, \. J., Aug. 6. = Nelson
Tapperman, eighteen, Eantamweigh,
boxer, is dead today and Victor RItchie,
also eighteen. is in a polica cell follow
ing Il scheduled -four round bout at the
Armory Athletic Club hare. Tn, boys
fought with eight-ounc. gloves
III the middle o the second round it
was so apparent that Tapperman was
being badly beaten that the referee
stopped the fight Tapperman lost con-
sciousness in the dressing room and di. d
two hours later in hcspital.
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Mrs. Barlow Wins

Cepe May. y. j.. Aug. 6.-Playing under
the disadvantaEe Of handicap Of plus six:
Mrs. Ronald II Barlow the Merton galt
wen, out in 4 and started the tourncy . with III
second and fourth spoiled her chance for a
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Wildwood. 5: Atlas A. C.l

wildwood, n. j., Aug 6-Although Atlas
A. - pulled or two double PLAYS and a triple
play. costly err ors landed them losers Ssre
triple play was staged In the fourth when
Kelly. hit to Bradley, who threw to Shafer,
Mcneil catching Pickup, who had started
for third The Darby Professionals will
play here
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Saratoga Scratches

First race-.FaVuur. MillraCe, Chillum
Pha iaris, ChormgstCr. Nightstick. Little
Cottage. GOldinE. OcnOn'. Blaze Away
Third raCe--Ea rlOcker. LaCework.
Fourth racc-NaturH list Po ymelian
Fifth raCt-Royat Pha laris.
Sixth raCC--Ih.tli" bluff.
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Conway Whips Eddie Kelly

Treptnp n j.. Aug. 6.-,Jimmv C-nway,
~ he Eristol shipyard. outfought Harlem
Eddie Kelly Se% Y9rk In Re KsS
m,meh cleyerness but Conway carried the
hrht to him and administered severe punish
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Looks Like the Red Sor
and Cubs for Big Series

will PLAY In the worlds series. " tsr't too
early to make comparisons. These teams
apnear to be evenly matched In fielding
and batting. The Cubs are STRONGER be-
hind the bat and " looks like an earal
break In pitching. Fred Mitchell will de-
mend on Vaughn, Tyler, Hendrix and
Douglas IN the haN. white NnreRrr Bnr-
row will use Mays. Ruth. Bush and
Jones. Much depends unon the way the
prospective pennant winners IRE handled
ip the series. Mitchell has built un
winner with cast-ofs. while Rsrrow has
several sta.s, including Meinnis, Strunk:
scott and Hooner. who have experieneed
Maybe II will be case IT ever wo.~v
epd tske. your .plek, ue1eae. the He'd sex
Sssssas sissentii-hesr saveeifes-
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HARRISBURG. I; Birdsboro. S

B,rdsboro, Pa, Aug; 8.-Harrisburg pivi-'
sion p and r. Railway. won a red-hot
eleven. timing gaTne from Birdshoro. p and
r. here. Yesterday by 7 to 3 Walters's
timely two-base hit drove in two runs In the
sioventh winning the game.
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Iuniafa Shops Team Wins

Altoona. Pa. Aug. GA late rally failed
the hands Of Juniata. 4 to ., yesterday.
Msss,ne SH"isss sssn. sSop. .:,::nd ::d . G9Es
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SARATOGA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Thrce-vea and up.
laming, I furlongs
Master karma. ll5.
Kohinoor. l1'5. Walls to to SO
Lively, no. Robinson IS to sto1 4 to
Time, :2a i-5. Blue Grass Bf .ls. Broom
PeddItr. Tom Jr. Feu dArtince. Firing
Line, Tranby. Adele, Heredity, Katie Canal,
klrstie's Dub also ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06

St Louis, Aug. 6.-Walter Gerber.
shortstop Of the ST. Louis Americans to-
,lay received notice from his draft hoqrd in
Columbus O.. to report for army servic"
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Frank Moran iii

New York Aug s.-Ike Dorgsn. former
manager Of Frank Moran. is Just back fr.m
Pittxbarah.l Hs took Moran out thert ~
ofher nIEht Frank - TO UNDERGO an epera1
'ss s.s :ssss'k s.ssstss s y''A'a = o q a'' e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06

lghtwe sdt boxer of this city. member
of the Second Engineers at Camp Hum.
phreys. Va. has been appointed boxing i'm
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CLIMAX OF BOXING SEASON
AT SHIBE PARK TONIGHT
Eight Headliners Will En-.
tertain Patrons of the Fis-
tic Game
.evinsky, Britton. Langford
and Other Pugilistic Stars
Will Mix
By IAMES S. CAROLAN


BY JAMES 5. CAROLAN
g ALL. we need now Is an even break
"A t., ,ho u.oo,hou 49,, ,,u .,
' '''' '''"'
p'' at o''''e
'''" as''i' one OF tns
promoters of the all-star boxing program
to be held at the home of the Athletics
"' "'"''e' ''" IL one only
source OF worry Tor the promoters as
we'll as the fans. The advance sale has
heen bie .rd tho 6n,,oi,l ,,,,,..z - A.,
.n.ornr,.o a.s,.o,
In order to avoid any congestion II has
been arranged to have twalye eatas oner
os o,r,y ,s o.,,oo,, --,. ,,.,u .
""' w
p'N"'H VI r'o'h' i"r III duuition 10 the
reserved section in the main grand
stand. there will be room for 5000 in
the right and left field pavilions. One
hundred ushers from Pier 10, Vine street
wharf. will be on the job early to help
direct the gathering TO the proper seats.
Fifty naval police will he stationed along
the side lines and in the stands to main
tain order and to keep the fans from
rushing from one section to another.
tentious Of tho outdoor season. Eight
headlners will perform IN four star
bouts Here - me hne-"n;
FIRST RoUT
p,,t,,rc J.v,ret, r. Harry Greb.
Referee-Dork Kutch.
SECOND BOUT
SAM Ionrford ye Jack Thompson
Referee-Edd'" HOLLAND
TuyHD poIr
irish Patsy Cline ". Willie jackson.
heteree-'%" ''f''No"'
"1SDtP
Jack Brittnr VS.. Soldier BartAeld.
Referer-Wt'iinm ". kocan
Jack Britton conp.e,ed ms WORK AZ
Atlantic city. Battiine LeNinskF a'so
worked out AT the shore. both poys put
in strenuous session ana VIII oe IN
petect oui'u hio ioh to bol5 down the
hiI',on 'a at,;o, -, .bis card for the
WI,u.up ,,,,r 80 ,il.e,, 70 set , nace
@ VI >. 'n 'r a,.o tbe u,ipdun artists per-
ma ma .iaL .raad oil tho wav
| 'oi,I ,saia ae M, on the finishing touches
under me caf%,u Saac,, > p Al Rar,f,eld has
! kIo,s for the mast two weeks is wear
down the roads near Wigmores training
o.r,n
Cline Has the Glass
u,, ,oo,,s u.a the sneed,est bout OF
"ha' 10 ;s tbe MID one Irish
me r,;,, ard wuIis Jackson. both
ia,es ,,andars are due to per.
s .s.," potb hovs radiate class and
action cline has made good in all his
exhihit,ons here, and win or lose, he
never fails TO please Jackson is
Nsshv performer and knows how to hit
a,os, oxbibition in this cit,
Chie E., pa,nv leonard. at tn,
Waa as i,, nocsnnber cline had thu
Clylnpia '' -, s;s,rese In one round, ant
hr;iliant rally bv Leonard i,
ohiy a,,nd eraGled him TO earn tn
me las. Iao,,cor startled the fsti
ueCi9'n ', ,,.n he Erocked out Johnn!
wolia ~ Ices ,han one round at tn
', pul'usn III
oiSn'p'' .o, an m
This was the naraest hia.o r.ns
program for the promoters asad 70
. After much eHort' ,neS trs or
getting the sighatures. t,.
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B.ehsr.eh Giants, ls; wissinomins,

Gfnnts won weird-hittinc EsiI1c froHa Nie-
u(noming here yesterday by i3f to u ~
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- "a n =; Z. ssss ss Hss x. :::s :s.s: 3
ss:'se @ 's''' ''' ,'''''''
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Stellar Program

Til, program Itself is the most pre-
tentious Of tho outdoor season. Eigh
headlinere will perform in four sta
bouts Here rs the lineup:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06

Media 4. c. has August II "a and 81
open for games with trst-Class home teams
Amos P. Weaver, 1911 North Redheld street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06

Owing to n nisnnderstandin tho Ken
nebec p. c. is without a game for this
Saturday with fifteen eighteen year old
teams either at home away. Thomas
Lee. Bell phone Diamond 1910 between I 80
and O. N'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06

class travelling club. has a few open dates
this month and Septemb~r Would like TO
hear from Pitman, Stetson, P~nnszrove
PALMYRA Riverton, Nineland McAndrew
Forbes and other home clubs. Charles Lentz
36 South Fifty-eighth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-06

-. Marcus 4. A., a fast eixhteen-nine-
teen -year-old team. would like to book sun
day games with teams offering a suitable
inducement In PENNSYLVANIA New Jersey or
Delaware 2. NJ. 252I Hasert street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

We wani 10 lnhsm sha pahlae.
this, ,na SUNDAY. yass Ash, Raw.
naas scAsse. NJ, y, Church held
paySui rally" ~bieh ~as led by
tQsa captains. CstlAeFlas Marsn,
ftaass sna,aa. Ms,tts* Hssmsa ssa
Qusnie Lsus TIE battle vac
fought sssA she Asasfacan spsra.
gems @svF she saR, xasch 1s
dsd. aBd ss wanI 10 Thank The
many good whl,e p~ople Ut nieksva,
ior the gsea, help tbs, they gave as
IN our struggle 10 bald eaf sAasea,
st.sel ~ nav cut ~ dsbi. We alec
thank saf seloavd alsais Tor the
aid they gave 10, may The Lord
bless oil the people u Dicssoa.
Naw whsn oai rharch IL wA,va,
az have a place III ~0nhlp Dick.
~sn wtll b. proud III,
q, II. Beck.
Catherine Marsh
J, ". Riehnoad, rss,os.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
TWICE PROVEN

II yea suffer headache, slseplesl
lights. tired dull days and Distress
Ing urinary disorders. don't sIpsri'
ment. Read this t~ias told serti
mony. IA Dsekscn evidence
llonbly proven.
Mrs. J X. Wilson. n, Main NJ
says For ons year vas uaabls
to leave my room and | eouldh 4
ret around Without beip. Nv KID
nsys we're weak and suher-d ircul
rhsumasic trouble, Soshing that
,nok. did me any good and | thought
that woald never get we'll again
Doan's kidney Pills wev finally
recommended 10 noe aud got q
boz .. the Myat. Drug Co, The
tirt box oi Deans helped tar con.
sidssably snt kept 90 taking them
until | was cured - statement
given April \. 1918 J
On June 7. 1918. Mm, Wilson
said; 4 was cured by Doan's Kid.
nsy Pills several years ago. The
statement | gave at that .lme still
hok.s good "
Price DOC. at all dealers. Don
Simply ash ior a kidney remedy
get DosA's Kidney Pills--shs same
that Mrs Wilson had foste.. Mil.
burn Co, Migrs., Buffalo, n Y,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Register

0AklEf We ave aathanIed 10 al
ueance l.. l. Oakley =. = AN rdayy Ip'
the .ostsse M keSnse. %. Ia A-oa T. oua
IT, subject IA the All ~ the voters Al
ths August elcvtson, ipl~
WALKER. We are auth~s,4rd to AL
A5unoe h., 4 WAlkef A. cAnisdsts
ior the office OF kegast.s, sao.~cs 10 sat
viii VI the qualified voters Al the "
Angus, el~ctioa.
DICKSON We are =, tAostscl 10 sp
uuance / H. nsA%oa - = eAaa.istt
ier Register, sutlect 10 tae ~.a ri Tbs
qualified votes At the August 1915 slcc
tiuh
fikiptR Ne are aaihsl.Eet ~ 40
naaasv ". tieldT ~ a sAnditaie ies
rs~sis~ t,oa Ia the alfee II Register, cab
ie>, e. the aaAafed 'etsss Al the AAs'
ast ~ ~ ele~tloa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
stoNRssapskr Noros
Gku. soN, ual,

la Chsnesry III hcksaa. Tsloesere.
| In this csusc, II sppear to the
cf~fh suss M~*s*~ y sam @stsaiASss
ilsd. ti.st the Defendants Il l.,
Spencer, Guatd,sn. Jabn Mn-ell
and Annie Griffin. are no,..rrs,dents
II the State u Tsaass~e*. AID nan-
no, bs served with process, IL 10
ordered by the Master thai said
Dsieudsn,s npepar at The Court.
house in Dickson. Tennessee. go ~
before Thursdsy after the
FOURTH MONDAY In UC1oR.
NM. 1918.
and plead sswef ~ demm 10 the
bill lleh agsiast them and Others
IN the above cau~e. or ,hr same
will be taken in confessed aud the
cause act for hearing e1psfts.
/, IL further ordered this, this
notice tr published in The Dickson
County H,fsId. fot iouf weeks, ~
the las provides In sueh csser
Witness m, hand al al,ics, 10
Dickson, Tennessee. tbs July 10Th,
1918.
j. J. TAYLOR, e H n
II. e. RICHARDSON Solicitor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
About Weeds.

A common illustration iamiia
10 all ,nrn refers 10 IN. man wh
causes two blades oi grass 10 gro'
where pne previously grew AN
bcntiactor III the race.
THIS II true, sud sppItes not ons,
to the growing 81 grass. but TO thou
sands Of other things whereby TN
race is benefited The illustration
Is merely used to denote the fac
that the man has added 20 ,ae sun
oi the comfort o, pleasure oi man
kind
All OF which Ia as il should he
The progressive spirit that by thet
iahors and research advance IN,
race and add to the irultfulness %
Mother Earth or any OF her store
deserve all thr praise given lhem
aud then soue.
But there are yet other hcne
factors ot mankind to whom ma, i
credit is due. but whom We lie
quentIy overlook.
What ahnu, the man who cause
one weed 10 grow where twn former
~ grew And We nsr this, too
merely in The sense oi illustration
Did you ever paus. 10 conTidti
tina, this old world hss An alum
dance OF resources Ever esl,r
,lAatL tbs weeds m Lie, sete Grad
,catei this would. he paradise
/ 'su you appreciate the fact that i
al the evil was eliminated Their.
would he nothing but good Ie'l'
Lets begin 81 home and stst r
wedding p,K the noxlnus grow;.Ts
Let's get the sail Il our farm a.
clear OF vicious ami useless grow,i
~ We can possibly make il, Lei
this 20 on until the land LITERAL,
blossoms with sruitfulnass
Then let. begin on human kind
While we are developing the human
brain ana skill until it seems there
il no limit to l.s possibilities. let u.
search aud see il there are DOL
many habits and traits Of character
that can not be Topped oil witt
yrsas hrn~ii. ~ iiae individual ami
the race.
What ahou. the weeds al selfish.
ness Th,- II = growth that dxars.
snd stunts the human soul possibly
more than al! Others. Who has
not se~n the Man. tuIl OF persons !
faults and iailinss, au. whom his
neishbors iioi,Hed hexag-- ise vas
biz. hearted ard generous None
deny his taillnxs nnr fail 10 deprs
csts them. |, Is simply ,ha, the
great curse OF sesfshness nxs beea,
eliminated srom his Rie sud thi-
avershadows ali else Beside him
the little, nagrow, selfish nature
whatever lts other virtues may he
assumes the propositions n A dwarf
Then there - the matter ot char.
itahseness Who does no, snow
the man Of harsh Judgment Fer
hsp. be ha. al the negative virtues
asd many OF the positive ones. too.
His personal lite may be iAnl,lt-s
Ia. bis harsh judgments Of his
obscure ali thee, sai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Government sends
An Urgent Cal

The President u the CiviI.Segsics
Com u iseion recently wired:
Need i0f stenoar aphefs and
,ypIs;s a, Washington grows iaors
| acute daily. increase ,furts all
possible.
The siosefnmsn, and business
c,anceTns are short five hundred
thousand Qoakscsprfs and s,enog
raphsfr, and ARE offering beginners
salaries never before heard al.
The Government drafted Oh,
Civil Seryte" Bookkeeping set, and
about kIi.HliFltE per cent d
The Government s.enographers
write the Shorthand system that W.
,eaeh--fHE BEST evidence thai
our courses are THE BEST.
Take. ~ NAIL. our eight weeks
Ciyh Service Mercantile. Rpoxk~~p-.
.ng Course az our slmpliii.i Short
hand Caarr~ the latter course COO
sistlng III THIRTY LESSONS
and sr guarantee you from SIS to
GID a month a. soon a. you DUAL
lty Money back Ii NOT sa,ietird
Two hundred thousand satisfied
moaey making iotm-r students
Clip nit out and send Us the iol.
losing coupon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
County Court Clerk

GRAY We Arv authorized 10 sanoaacs
T. T. Gray ~ candidate Tor County
Court Clerk. subject to the viii VI ths
auaht,c,i voters ri lSis Auxust election
HARRIS We are authorized " An
noanee Mely,a Harrs IN candidate
Tor the otl,oe OF County Court Clerk. sab
lecl 10 the qualified voters At the Augus,
ipls eiccto
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02
Representative

MILLER. We are authorized " an
nouaew III. I V Miller as a ean'i,dg p
fof the oihes NJ Representative Ia Tbs
Lower iiousr vi thr asxt t'eheII ~
sembly Primary eieat,oa Aus Ist.
HALL. We are Authorized ~ announce
y n Hall as = candidate tos the Office
vi l,spsa.~nta,.ye ~ the Lowsr blouse VI
tue next Gsnesai Assembly. PRIMARY
wIrcla,n Ausast let, 1918.
n. HMIrIDtl. We are authorised "
an.sounes | X. \ ssGnittou, H., ~ b
candidate iuf the office vi .tspfeseatatfve
IA lle Lover House Vi this neat I'ensrAl
Assembly, Primary election Ausass lat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-02

xheRas bis r..ssaAs sAaald snspifs
respeys aud hose. In reality they
inspire haired aud eaaismpl. Coz.
,Tass him with the faulty. thssugA
charitable maa. and he. too. sussess
la comparison.
We might ~ on ad GnaHnisum
bot ID il ssua needed satisc~ il that
thrfv are Gaany ~e~ds 10 the htAn an
character thai could b. placksd out
With benefit to the maa and bis
'isllows.
Root out the seeds then the
erase viii srow.