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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-21
Tha Kinnef

The Old-time "minuet" derives its
name from the Latin minutes-small.
applying to the short steps peculiar
to this dance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-21
TONIGH HT

The Mutual Star Film Co. presents
Julia Sanderson in
THE RUNAWAY"
6--Acts--6
These Mutual Star features come
to us direct from the Liberty theater
in Oklahoma City. This picture is
from the famous Runaway Show
which made Frohman a small for
tune on broadway, New York City,
where it had run of 18 months.
The cast settings, photography, etc,
are all class. so come and see reg
ular feature
"SURELOCk HOLMES"
A comedy that's different.
PRICES
5c-10c-15c
Friday, Mystery Ship. Jerry.
SATURDAY. Fatal Ring. Hidden
iland.
Monday Lonesome Lake.
Tuesday, Rex Beach adventures.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
D|SCONTENT GROWS
BEHIND HUN LINES
TEUrok PEOPLES ARE WEARY
or WAR BURDEN AND Hul-
ERs ARE oUARREliNa.

WaaAinxton, Out OF thu smoks ana
roar II the great western battle CONS
official stories u courage ana darins
On the Inc III irs-sna suffering end
growing diseons~nt smong the Tea
ton peoples beaind II. "--'-
White fAs ts<raar scsdssrs. spssesa
by promises Of peace after tbs giant
drive nov under way, are yielding
their blood TO the lasains of Won Hin
denharg the people back hcme ara 10
coming increasingly FESTIVE. diplomat
ic cables show
= TINS Allied nattirfs, convinced that
they must eatry the hittsrest fighting
burden Of the war until the grta, re-
serves of Amerlca reach their sitA are
battling desperately Tho service Of
death performed by the gallant
Preach troops. who biased away tron
atop Mon, KENNEL uatll wiped ou, by
the German hordeat Ia only one of the
maay tales told I'm the cables his
patches from Rome TO Italian Asnhasso-
dor Cellare told how TWO auxiliary ltal.
Ian companies. suddenly attacked and
surrounded by Germans while engaged
In construction work Ia France. fought
with pieks and shovels their only
weapons until they escaped to the
British Inca
Belgian cables announced the spec
tseular feat OF three Aviators who en-
gagged III Of tho enemy. downed one.
scattered the o,hsfs and returned
safely Daring isolated ralds By the
French. British. Belsians aud Amsrt
cana are recounscd ~ m indication Of
ne bItfer fighting now xo,nk on e '~'''
Bat while tho German drive In RI
carly and FLANDERS has had !ss reward
ct terrible cost, conditions back at
home" are not % good Austria Hun
gary. Germany. Balxaria and Turkey
are aasrrelins about expected spoiIs.
allied cables say
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
THREE MILLION MEN
ARE BADLY NEEDED
GREAT BRITAIN TELLS UNITED
STATES PRESENT pLANa FOR
soLp lgRs INSUFFICIENT.

Washington -presiden. Wilson hAa
received strong limitations from
Great Britain tina. the suggested I'd
cition of i.sco bob 10 the slfstins
American army OF z.ooo.co will mo,
mse. the demands tor men I'm france.
Thts means THAI the Sehsdats II nj
creases worked out b, the War no-
parsnent will be further extended II
ships to transport the soldiers can -
obtained The presitent IL giving the
matter his personal attention, and In.
ssead OF ressattnx the plain talk
from abroad sent oM A new 6yder 70
comb the seas for ocean Transports
tion,
Ambassador di Cotlere OF Italy and
Minister Eeksugren Of Sweden were
called TO the state Department and
consulted aboat the situation. The
Italian ambassador 10 understood TO
have been urged TO make representa-
ton 10 hts government for the release
OF large fleet OF steamships nov
practically idle,
II was also made clear that further
restrictions on trade between Italy
and the United States must he ar
ranged in order to divert tonnage re-.
auited for the troop service. Statistics
have been obtained by the war trade
board TO show that considerable
quantity OF the wheat exported from
America 10 italy has returned here In
the form Of spaghetti
Minister Eckenxrrn was asked 10
urge every means Of speeding W tho
existing ns<nslAtioas with Swsdsn for
certain number Of 'ships from thSt
country sweden had received = NUN
Der Of concessions from the United
States and must have certain supplies
from this country
Very recently the Norwegian eov-
erament, BY voluntary agreement. ~
iinqaished to the United States ap
proximatcIy 400 900 tons OF shipptns.
Sweden Ia said 10 b in = position to
make 4 similar arrAnseth~nt X certain
German influences can be overcome
The Norwegian shIps nov In the ser
vice Of the allies plus the Dutch vss
sells recently ssis>d BY the united
States aggregates 1000. 900 ,ons Ada.
I'd TO ,his, recent agreements have
made available a Japaness ships Of
iS.eeo tons seven Russian ships Of
ID. 900 tons and ~ French calling ves-
sells for trade outside OF the war
sunes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
Thx SMGiscH aArrEMGa uApGn
ssxksv Fsaa rAksH osxs ~
rssoss AiasRscAn TmooeA
ANXIOUS 70 CEr M AcTlon
csassacet rA&y WIN Osss 0ss1 ~
Ass&s u ass~ss sfAsM - sssns
Asssmpa . p~sss--ossssy
Asiisas ysrvsaa

VIII Tho Amestsaa FOreaa In NORTH
wu rrAAc& --AnssscAa tToccs hAss
Aksn ~ pssfstess ~ no TrsueA ~
No troni EadAs tAs EssacA high ean,
aAaA IN which oil YAaks Asss seprs.ss
ssefidsaAs The Americas tnress faos
cAs ensmy en- the line hArrtng tho Ger
nAas ffom Paris and Ansses. wAess
tAsy have bean q certain nanbAx Il
Aayx
The Americans found their pcsstscn
h rolling tsrraia- toe ARTILLERY was
he first On the tine. ~ntertax On \
4Afk nixht Under = fse wnieh In
sons cases wss heavy. the Asasstoan
swnnsrs took up Tho poSatsona of the
Preach batteries and ecnpisss& sAa
work Of diEsinx Ia.
whea tAs infantry moved IN the H.
tsw was Just - iEisass In so<ns
places our troopA. afssr passing
throagA villages. we're rakssi nov and
then with shrapncl, In some Instances
hey foand the tressAes shallow, while
In ether cases thare were no breaches
d oil,
Tbs American lines generally sre
about roo to tee yards apart and the
nigh ground 10 shoat sveaiy divided
What the future holds for the Amssi.
ear forces h. OF course anknown. but
he Americans sre cohfsdeaf they Win
sivs q good account Of themselves and
sertks the hoshs . biov II opportunity
offers.
n shosid ss understood tAaa tAis SEQ
,nr b not especially active In con
sasasaa WITH seAsss ~ ne 'nSstA. NJ
though II b moro active than tAess
the AmstcaAs pssviossly AaA faced.
rAs artillery hiring 10 heavy ana inter
mfftsaf VI II.
TAsrs has not bssa = rata ON eefAss
side Of the line for several tays. bat
al night the patrols are setsve. Amsrs
cans approaching close u the snsmy's
lines All during the night rapid ma
chine gun and RITA tire Indicates
whers the American hurless are fss1-
ing out enemy patrollins parties
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
iMPEAETRAsIE UARRsEas HAVE
SEEM PLACED DgTWgEN IN
vApiNo HuNa ANr, pAsts.
HAS II LINES or TRENCHES
Costly Mistaks On Plans NJ PisMrdy
HAS TavSht ius Lssses--AmsricAn
Espsrts Rsiisss Pew osys
VIII Bring Test.

WAskanstca ,---3sn. Foch. gsnsraiis
ximo of shs allied armies. 10 taking
nethins tor granted ~ to The ABILITY
Ut the Franco isritish-Am line To
hold. The erumpltag up Of the British
fifth army. which Of the outset ~ tho
Germsn offensive guarded the gate
way 10 the plains Of Picardy. carried
It's lessen home.
Whils the peclde OF two continents
have been specializing xnxioasiy rs 10
this whereabouts OF Foch and the inter.
allied army u maneuyer. II ts learned
authoritatively that Foeh has not been
Idle.
Twsnty'saven lines Of trenches. IL
was dtaeiossd. have been constructed
recently between the battle froat In
Tlahdars and the city Of Paris
Foea, II was stated. determined. de
spite the impatience OF onlookers. 10
attempt nothing In the way OF q eoua.
ter offensive untli assured beyond
doubt that there existed between the
enemy and Paris nm inpenetrNbls Lac
Of dafenses, every attack against
which would take from the Prusaians
= frixhtfa! toll In blood
Within the past few days. II IL indt
Gated In high quarters. the character
Ut resistanes being offered tho enemy
ar~und Ypres and other ssotloas u
thu line gives reason to believe that
chs Germans are beginning TO blunt
their swords on Foch's dsfensss.
Meanwhile. American experts, con.
fidens that the crisis Ia tbs fighting
Aas ihsss> reached sspssss The sbsissi
that the fightiax Ut the nett isw days.
Will probably determine the fsts Of
FsSeA ~ sapssms eeastsanAeF and ath.
Or high commanders On ths western
front
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
TEOOv'S B0yS ALL IN ACTION
While the Gx.prssidert 10 Beyond Age
Limit. Four VI HE Sons Art
New a. the Front

Washington Though Go, Raos~
.vslts hope OF LEADING a division in
France was blaste., h. L. DOW well
repre- scented over there The last ci
his four sons Kermit. Ia bow IN the
American army, receiving 40 appoint,
men. A. captain OF held artillery. m,
honsl array in Mesopotamia, bat was
Anxicas to ftgh, beneath the stars and
Stripes so tho War Department rega
Hatcd him and gave him the CON
misssea
Tire celeacls eldest scn, Theodore
Rco~as clt, Jr, IL a major 81 infantry.
Awhile u a captain q infantry and has
already been wounded in action. ~aiis
oueasin l. a t'sink cadet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
CALL AMERICANS BU0DlEs


With the American Army In France.
Not the "Amexes" or ''Sammies."
but "Badd!es
That's the new sohrtauet for the
members ot tho American national
army In France, Whsle the entire ~
lied world haA been hunting around
for o suitable name for unclc Sans
liberty forces, tho men fresh from
America took the tAsk upon them
selves and "Baddies" IL the result.
No more eaphonie emblem Of sratsr.
nifty. sood viii and downright devo,ion
could have heen seized upon, In The
oplnson Of the latest recruits 10 osn
fsrShtkYs fcTsstsi VIC sassn' VIII b. ID
ths thIei Of the Flanders fight
From east to west. from north to
south. "buddies" 10 the accepted
brand At eomrsdeship. II means pal"
"comrsds"--A suretlre plsdss bad.
die" VIII shars his last 'makinsa." Ais
rStio1s, ana risk his liss for the CON.
pauy mate he honors With the familiar
American slxng term.
rrsnch and British soldiers already
have bsSun 10 apply the word In sais.
tatioa vhea they ms<t With Asv
American comrades In arms The Brit.
ssh Tommy" The the tang Of II, the
vrsacA poilus ind I, IN effective and
sasy Designation. and Anglo British
forces ars predicting the word viii -.
ssm,A familiar ,threnlAout France
II 10 safe to sAy the American fnxcsi
viii take II With alacrity. "AmsxeA"
and 'SAmmies" Vas a.stastsful 10 the
men.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
SHIPBUlLDERS SPEEDING UP
MIHtess ard %4sh Tonnage Launched
Since Shipping Board Took
Hold Of Construction.

Washington American aaiphuildets
have responded to the shipping board 4
urgent demand Tor speed In produc.
tl0n During tho week they launched
ti.ios tons, making total Of laos,
000 tons launched since the bail l.
Ink program got under way Nearly
10000 tons OF completed ships were
delivered during the week
Three steel ships aggrasatlus lsao5
tons and ono wooden ship Of $500 tons
were launched Ia ons day
One of the four wooden ships put
Into the water during tho week. the ca
ponikM. of 1890 tons. was launched By
the 0rant-smithPor.er company. q,
Portland, Gre. In so days from the
time tho kee, was laid. the shorte II
time ever recorded tor launching a hell
II that siss The other wooden hulls
ara the AeSomA, $500 tons. Newark,
,sS. T. T. lstprxeep Fay. sseo tons, ssnr
geon Hay. Wis. and Astoria. $500 tnas
Astoria. Ore,
TIE lAunehlngs we're divided evenly
A~twssn ste~l and wooden vessels
All of the deliveries were ships
reQuisitioucd on the stocks. including
enc tanker the Ovethrook. 5000 tons,
Aailt Ut Chsster. IA, and six freixh.
Ars. Lake Charles and Lake Como,
aio0 tons each. t.orain. O.: yellow
stons, s.Aoo tons. San Francisco. West
Gags. $500 tons, Portland. Ore, West
srn Queen. $500 tons, Seattle, and
nremcrtoa. 1900 tons. Seattle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Amsterdam. Extensive disturb
anees In naku. Trans Caacassa, are re-
ported Tn Berlin dispatch to The
volkes zeituns of Cologne, Transpor
satian Of petroleum to Black Sea rorss
has ceased and II ia reported tSAt the
oil, wells have been destroyed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
U. s. MARINES Devil DOGS"
Fighting Spirit ~ American Marines
Brings Highest prasss
From gNsriss

New Ycrt rn!ted states marines
In service In France are proud Of the
titl~, ''teuf~l haaden" or "dasu days, /"
concerted usnn tiY&nf by the <aefz1aass
according TO letters received At ma
rine corps recruiting headquarters
here from overseas. The name the
letters say. saves the soldiers OF the
sea from selecting . substitute fos
the untsvored Sammy
4 ''Wcwg chose guys rue - sa The aasrs
cisss with ladies' from hell. vet
sran sergeant Of the marines wa
quoted as saying 10 one rots sen,
home.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
ADDRESS MAIL CORRECTLY.
War" cepaes~ect rslts Aso~ 10, Adass4s
Soldiers Mail.

Washington Mail addressed IN
mem aers II the American expedition
AIRY force In France should have the
word American" written or spelled n
full. 50 that In the address tho desig.
astion will read American r, r. &C.
cordins 10 request made by the post,
office authorities, The new order IN
deemed necessary IN order to distia'
sussh American mail from that ad
dressed 10 the expedttionary forces Of
Other countries
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
Russians Rexeltina AaAtr.

feaAcnA dssp3sch iroa Iopeaa&
zen 10 the Exchange Telegraph says
h IA reported there tAa, counter,
yevclgsAaA hxs nsukrn aat tn r@rv
grad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Se~ ferks-CHas,rac,Ioa ~ the
rosudaten Cosarsar Of this city at
rev yar,i to be eulli near New Orleans
81 Eve ron s.nkahie stee; e1+go steam.
.r~--tae first OK the tyre To se ansts In
TIE rn;tad Staies--~ss announced
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Washiastoa Crude rubber has aeea
placed On the festrh.ted lmr,v, list ~
the war trade e~~rd. aud ruses aad
regulations wil! econ b. promulgated
- 1853 .ths '-asssrv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

i.anden. The Introduction az the
hcme rule bill ia the house Of eoai.
rions has been postponed. the dra.,
ing committee aet hsvtas completes.
Ito task
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Paris -Boehos Ns&r Passa. srssA
Gent Of the ArmepsiAa nAtioaal Asa~
easioa. who Ia now Ia rAsss. says -
has ss~s froxn Armenia Confirming the
rec-nt reports thu, Tarkey was tAkfns
m-shcdseaa measures to anaihtla.4 The
Yae~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
AusrRiANs REBEL
VIM Net sired sioed 10 Hssair Ger
Man cccaueste

Man ccecsesfs,
London One thing IA certain.
says the Areciser 2eltans Of TwnnA
In 4 dispatch from The Hague, ".s
are not scsnx TO allow Austrian block
&c sc shed. either nov or later On, Il
retain ronauesss"
This statement n made 'r 4 cri,s
elsa II Germeuys action In the airee
tior ~ yirts.. annexation ~ the Tor
mer Rssssan border states cf iironis
aad EssScriA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

New yerk--von Hindeahars Go
stnnsa hk essseseas slaughter Of Ger
man nanpcver last vssk BY asv.Isr
Ing . eeHhls ofssnsivs toward An era
Ast ypy1,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
ltuRMN. leorMMAs MglAov1 90
aoset FRoaa IgrrkG aTca1Ack-
kvEA ecMELA s
s{M ~--s~~s-~~A
oAtG lcAkIFsM,ftA 1fNUe on Ffa4
1T oettE ~ nillout on
coMsrsrAvGn.

LAesk ~ thu tn1kas. mesAFl u
esAsea. V h q sare saxn that yvur M.
do eaes stomacA. Hsss saa howsas
ns~ds q ssatlM th0rSnsA sls@nsins a
encA
wAsa psesisA. x~sa lsssssss. rsaA
dNxxat EAesn do&~mT est VII ass nass~
rally. or II fswsFtxA. sspnaeA spsr.
breath bad. has ssssnaeAAeAA core
threat. ds&frA@A, full N COLA sivs q
tsasyssaafal II 'x&llsrraia SyYur N
Figs and In i fsw Aesrs all he fsni.
caustipased waste aasiigpsse6 tied
and s>sr bile syntsy npoves eas VI tAs
little bowels wishcgt Exs.Aas. and yea
hare well. piayfai child agaia.
Yen .aectat roAx sack cAliarsa. .
take this harmless -frult hxstivs; =
th~y here IN dsasesc0s saste, and n
always makes thsaA feel spisaaid.
Ash yo#r druxstss fog q bottle AZ
Talsfuuia ssrap VI Fsgs,- which Aaa
dircessccs tor hahies. chiidr~a cf On
ss~s and for srownspx psainiy on tAs
bcstie. Beware NJ r~unssyfssss Seaa
here. 1e b. sare ycssgrt TIE seauinA
axk 10 eco thssA IA made By The Cab
fasnla RIG Syrup Company Refnas
sny ether Mad with canssmpG ADJ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
pesAlns corrGa oxALsas.
Aad Not prceursd Licenses - ~
aolrsd BY Ne~ RviinA

oosrsd BY Nes Ruling
Washiuxtou Herbert c, Hoover las
decided to pat Nh iron hand on the
coffee distribution Of the eouatsy.
With reports OF 0ermaa assan trytas
to pick w great Quantities OF coffss
II South America more careful vat<A
10 to he put on the suposv here
Two hundred and fsf'v sresn scefsA
dealers and .mpo-tsrs we're 1sas..sse
for failing TO obtain licenses, - -
sairei by presidential ornesamstsea b.
Fshruary<
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Nsser had there been rwh ccuaAs.
tiaa 10 the little nat And ths mes4
excited persca present ~As the sister
" . tasnS snoshrr wss hid 3uss ~
sentesi her husband With tw!aa
Aantis was wildly delighted II b.
tng aan,ie In taahie sease. and ID
she rushed 10 the fs,st etncs tas
stAmps 10 spread tho great tidinxs-
- .'sssni~ss sa'e 3nrks~i NJ sAs HsxcA@a
the cauntes and eaag dawn the mausy.
"iio. many. misss" politely lR
CURED the ci~rk.
Two" she cried ,eseasly.
what kinas~
"A bay aud Eir,." she returned
rsptasoualy ~ SHE bats him hurry.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
100 1890 7771 Trl
FROM MI PARTS.
or TENNESSEE
Reports 81 Interesting
Events Boiled Down


ot Rea~Ss csnaiAsaAm. ar. was tuaHA
dsaA IL In sosm sr Als akea sifN
*s~.s
nr~xxAass Tia tsxsaSssx hIsa's
saus VI DyNsxAsxg ha. teeAasH - Aeia
. eesanasisy Dir IN nssrssssr tAk
m s
Nvweora --<1as II the largest crowds
In the hsssosy ri Isy~f easaty affsaa~d
tA< fsesrsy ic&m nssesas ~ cDsss
hasx.
Nrwh@xA .--A . messiAg Ut I'M
ssaeea board al TIM Seshswa hssa
scnoci tho teachers s~es easctea ioF
the Fall and wiat*r f~rm.
*ss.s
NasAsiiss~~E IA. Hr~asA. rssw~A
photographer. wwsa bey@aa sA~ teyeAse
old saark. was fnaad dead In hia recsA
IN TIE Eppinser aasldias.
Nashville, CeneeassRg himself b
freight car ~ i, lrfs the stats peaitea
tAAry, G. n, Mcod, msshassaReoga cen.
xirt mas. M. -. Y. e., M. 49,.
.....
ArUwassiile, w. w. Trtpp nj tAsr
city was INSTANTLY killed In an sasesne.
hile wreck on HstcAie iesee, fsss aal
q half nils4 southwest es Rsexnsytile
s*sss
Cookssille. Rev. William X. Red
hAs hsen called % the passorass Of the
casa bertrand PRESBYTERIAN church al
shls city 10 succeed the late Rev. v.
n s..m.mAn
.....
sesmer. The sprtnr ms~stux @, thu
West Tennessee pr~saytsrr AZ the
Pres hs,nsasa church Nm ths United
States az America was held a. he
Paris church
nyersag,s 80 Arrangements are hs
tnx pssfesird fer Inc ns,riotte msmo.
rial sxervsss. Ia Ia s,y~n IN Dysrs.
hurr Sunday afternoon Nav III Al the
Nichols auditorium.
s.S4-, s2 - ~ M ,g .,yy a 4. =;
knoxy.lls .-- Altar de,thersssfag ~
hcarx the ,a,, In the Strung viii mi
cation In eirruf, court aanoancsd that
no Agreement could b reached. AMI
Judge Husfaksr discharged them.
50. ........
= = ssass sse f'sas nassss y ef'ash'
!nsAt farmer, who resides near town.
was severely injured white working on
his farm when he Was driving a staple.
which glanced asd hi, him N the ere.
$500
Pa,ask'~~on eau OF w, l.. Aeee
nashs. CHAIRMAN o' 'as cues county
council at defense. meeting Was he'd
VII the Citizens hsak Cor the purpose
OF organising a shsep and wool grow.
er~' association
-:
HUNTINGDON +'NM'ss VIVIAN ha@k'hs.
nom" eeoho'''es agent TOT tsrfon
'oan's' ~ 'Ne'p' w =" o'aes WV
w :" "' '..."'
N, p,e.sap, John pumps, AZ NJ
Pleasant .ho, John c.,hrou. dspuiY
.ssr,f, az Lewis eoun,v rnthsoa be. |
ran ,ol,ur Mr. aumuss s,ou, xa,nx "a |
var and II rnaea In anger Mr. Ca. |
-. .~,,s.s.-a IS.
Knoxville "A patriotic demonstra |
lian Was held at Churrhton. four miles |
rast OF Nswhern. In the interest OF the
Red Cross, where The stsAsnts of The
high school cold n auctien |
/ Guilt waich vas piecsd BY the Girls |
Memphis, An custer sa't- chaFxfnx
City Commissioner Leo Goodman With
TO his own uss city funds
md with participating Ia the Apcrr
priating for tho use OF others certain
rfty fuads, was filed ia criminal
rourt
.@..s u.a-. $500
Nashville. --O~orge T. N&nnIA, a. |
..-s -. -
- - e.. ~. ..,s....,
-. e ss;.n 80. ~ 49,. i
-, ,-s~s.,.,.,~ ..,...,..~. 49,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

A Wsrtike AIM
80 yop'rr saving up 10 buy 40 air
sh'rf You'rs qaiss m ambitions litsIs
boy"
yes. mir l want to fly over Jimmy
MAck's ysrd aad trcp brscks 90 h!m4s
The Alrrnsn.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
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Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04
Christmas Tree al Fort Terry
Boys Have Turkey Dinner and Receive
 Presents from Red Cross

Lucien Giafd writes from Fort Terry ed for the boys in khaki;
 "We have received the PATRIOT and we were surprised and shocked To | rend of the death of Dr LaRne. Many well known men nfe being taken by death from Putnam
 We pnssed n merry Christmas in the Y NJ. C. A There was large Christ mas tree and a present for each sol diet, the gift of the Red Cross. There was singing and recitattuns Then We were called for dinner. We had well dressed tables and turkey with all the hAings, cranberry sauce, mashed pota. toes, celery, pies, cakes, pudding, apples ana oranges. We enjoyed Il all as there are now 200 men in our com pany, which forms battery.
 It Is very cold here but no snow All the boys are well ana were plensed to see that many more young men had joined the army and navy. We no ticed that number of the boys from the south were home for the first time since their enlistment
 Quite number Of drafted men have already come here Their new bar racks are not yet finished but the work Is being rushed day and night. am sending couple ef names for the roll Of honor Wishing all a prosperous New Year