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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
Special Meeting Held June 8, 1919

Special Meeting Held June 3, 1919.
City council chamber, Rock Is
land, ILL.,. June 8, 1919. The city
council met in special session at 8
o'clock D. M. Mayor Schriver and
all commissioners present.
Mayor Echriver offered a resolu-
ton that the city clerk be instruct
ed to deposit to the order of the
police pension fund the sum of s2,-
24o.S4 from the general taxes and
81, 500 from the general revenues o.
the city OF Rock Island. being
amount due said fund under the
statutes of the state OF Illinois.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Mayor Schriver presented the
following resolution:
WHEREAS, 1t has come to our
knowledge through sources that are
unQuestionable, that many people
of the Jewish faith, including men,
women and children, have recently
IN different parts of Poland and
Roumania, been subjected to mas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, ILL.,. June 14.-Hogs, re-
ceipts 500; zoe to 30c higher; top
price 20s0; bulk 20.60@20.8 80 +.
lights 20.25@20.75; mediums 20.5O
@20.S0; heavies 20.500 20.S0.
Cattle, receipts so; steady.
Sheep, receipts none.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, June 14-Potatoes, I'M
settled; arrivals, Al cars. Old !:
weak, Northern White, .. S. No. 1,
1.50@1.70 per hundredweight car
lots. New: Bliss Triumphs, 3.750
400 per hundredweight carlots.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
St. Louis Gralu.

st. Louis, Mo. June 14.-Corn,
No. 2, 1.79; No. 2 white 1.S141.82.
Oats, No. 2, 6SA@69; No. )
white 6SA @7012.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14

Commissioner FltZSlmmonS oner-
ed a resolution that the following
named persons, to-wit: Mrs. Glenn
entine Willie, The Holzworth com
pany, Graham & Negus, Berg
strom & Slattengren, Mrs. Carrie
Fletcher, Emil c. Luchman, Frank
Paenen, Lothar Harms, Atkinson &
Son, Ed Malone, John ]. Foley,
Harlan A. Tracey, H. Rosene, be
granted soft drink licenses to May
/, 1920. Carried by unanimous
vote.
Commissioner FitZsimmons pre-
scented the reports for the month
of May from the chief of police,
police matron, electrical inspector,
plumbing inspector, inspector of
weights and measures, police mag
istrate and city scavenger, which
reports on his motion were ordered
received and placed on fle.
Commissioner WITCH presented the
report for the month of May from
the building inspector, which re-
port on his motion was ordered re-
ceived and placed on file.
Mayor Schriver read a report of
the board of local improvements
recommending the adoption of an
ordinance providing for the con-
5truction of water mains in Wash
ington Park addition, together with
an estimate of the probable cost Of
said improvement in amount of So
93S.75 by the city engineer and en-
gineer OF the board of local i'm
provements, and an ordinance pro-
viding for said improvement, which
ordinance on his motion was con-
sidered by unanimous vote.
Mayor Schriver offered a resolu-
ton that the ordinance providing
for the construction of water mains
in Washington Park addition, be
adopted. Carried by unanimous
vote.
Adjourned on motion of Mayor
Schriver.
NJ. T. RUDGREN.
City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
PROPOSE ALEDO
COMMERCEBODY
Sentiment for Chamber Of Com.
merce Growing-May Send
Delegates to Meet
Especial TO Tho Argus.)

Aledo, Ill, June 14.-Should q
chamber Of commerce be organized
In Aledo?
Various answers are returned to
this question by the business men
and merchants of this city. Some
are pessimistic-some optimistic
some skeptical, and some enthus-
iastic.
Several Of the leading business
men endorse such a proposition,
and give the assurance that, if I'M
dertaken, the organization will re-
ceive their unqualified support.
There are those who believe that
A1edo is not large enough and who
state that in a city of the size of
Aledo such an organization could
not exist
Despite the divergence in views
regarding the feasibility of the
plan there is a concensus of opin-
ion that there IS great need for
some such a body here.
On Monday night, there is to be
a meeting of chamber of commerce
men from all parts of the state at
Quincy for the purpose of discuss
ing and perfecting plans for a state
association of commerce. 1t has
been thought advisable to send
delegates from Aledo, for at the
meeting much could be learned
which should prove highly bene-
fetal in the event of formation Of
a local commercial organization.
May Send Delegates.
Whether Aledo representatives
will attend will be decided either
today or tomorrow. 1t is possible
that the Business Mems association
will send a delegate although
nothing definite could be learned
at late hour today.
A plan favored by some includes
the transformation of the ,Aledo
club into a commercial body. A
meeting of the board of directors of
the club is scheduled for tonight,
and according to c. NJ. Wells, sec
rotary, the action will be taken
relative to sending delegate or
delegates to the Quincy state con-
vention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
New York Sugar,

New York, June 14.-Raw sugar
Steady; centrifugal, 7.2Sc; fine
granulated, &C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
Herman Laker -. ....... 1875

Grand total ..... $5,196.77
Commissioner Rudgren submitted
the following list of claims against
the water works fund, which on his
motion was allowed by unanimous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14

Hammond Hew vins President
H G, Hammond, chief engineer at
the Orphans home in Davenport,
was elected vice president of the
Iowa Associations Of Stationary En-
gineefs yesterday at its convention
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14

COMMISSIONED INuuBI0H pIcsSHICu
the following list of claims for
salaries, which on his motion was
allowed nv unanimous vote:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
JOE BOYER WINS 25o-MILE
AUTO RACE AT CINCINNATI
secures Good Lead nj start nnd N,l..
Average OF 10I.69 Per
Hour.
Inv NssonIatcd rrcsa-l

ClNNATi Oct. le.-Joe Rover
S "%n ,HG world fries automobile
,N'hh"l Speedway this afternoon with
In average speed OF I0l.69 miles ncr
Art Klein finished second and Kur,
ii'' III was third; Dave Lewis fourth
,'iio.ey nun and Tom Alley sixth :
PGE'f. or TO a good start practicnIlv
"n nus ile!d all he way and finished an
CaSN winner. From the drop Of tho
LhS 10 the end ne never entered 80
Hlt on account OF trouble or for .
Jason. Klein made fine drive. hui
-, 'S una oIc to overtake Boyer. who sc.
,&.en a good lead early in tho racc
ana held IT ihroughout '"'c
=, Sev Vera, ostponements and threaten.
dance. Many Important nGru Ma,i "aacn
- ~ 'ohi"b.le world from an SECTIONS
siipparv WIZ were present. While a
ntSl lew laps. brisk wind ana :" enc mo
~: nuiGk!y dried ont inc biy oval
NJ me incc was not mnrrcd by even =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Upton SUGGESTS DATE |
MAY STAGE FIRST YACHT
RACE JUNE "a NEXT YEAR
Resolute Will Probably he Defender
or Amcrica's Cup Against Eng
llsh Steam Spceder.
by l.. Il. MURDOCH.

LONDON. Oct. l2.-"I have suggested
June % as the date for the first race
for the Americas cup" said Sir Thomas
Upton to Universal Service today, but
the New York Yacht Club Of course,
has the privilege OF naming the dates.
ana ahe. . there Is some reason to believe
possible they may select another course
than Sandy Hook.
Whatever they decide. know they'll
snow the utmost fairness. I've been
racing in American waters for twenty
years. and have always been treated
very kindly and fairly.
To Make Changes in Yacht.
The Resolute, which was to have
probably be the defender next year.
Captain Burton, an amateur sailor.
With record Of over 1000 races with
and will have full charge Of the prcpa-
rations. Some slight changes will he
made in Shamrock w. which is the
fastest boat OF her kind L have ever
known.
Il expect to receive many mascots.
The last time l raced in America my
steam yacht was Il regular mcnagerie.
We had enough maScots TO sink the
yacht if they were all put aboard.
Hind Mnny Mnscots Before.
L could never remember the full list,
but II included nine Irish terriers, sew
erai Kansas CRASH oppers, horseshoe
hoNc ~ american DOSer,
several pediGreed black cats. many
Kinds OF rabbits. an American eagle,
half a hundred weight of Shamrocks,
When We lost the race | threatened
TO turn the menagertc loose if every
body didn't clear off. l kept the
american eagle and disposed of the
others. One woman wrote me that she
had a son who had red hair and was
the lucliiest boy in the world. If I'd
only take him along I'd be sure to
win. | had 10 decline because on ac-
count OF animals on board l was afraid
the boys luck might not hold out"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
EXPECT KEEN STRUGGLE
FOR CUPS POSSESSION
PENNSYLVANIA Has Good Chance in Final
basketball Champion
ship.
:. tSPecial q Thle Iiinss-pispateh. J

PHILADELPHIA oct. /. IL With
Your teams. thcs1e Of Pennsylvania,
Yale. Cornell and Princeton, each hav-
Ing won the trophy twice since the
champions cup was irst put into
competition there vii. be an especially
Keen strugS sic Tor the final champion-
snip ana permanent POSSESSION OF the
cup TINS coming season. No other team
mas hetter chance than Pennsylvania.
stccordinS 70 the prospects as they
line up a present. Of coming ,bro,Irb
with the intercollegiate titl. this wear
Inc I. 0; T. quintet Will be built
around several veterans II. X. Peek.
EAST years star forward, IS the cap;ajn.
and other members OF the 1918 team
availao Die are McNiChol guard ami
S"eeNe!, forward The TWO men wnn
nave SHOWN NJ VIGIL as varsity subsii-
aHteSi hainonAi ana quicker, have an
cSceA.nt chance 10 become regulars
this season. ana, ~ last Years frash-
man team. Graves Peters Iusrr,I,
ana Springer Viii he among me can
Penn's schedule has not yet been Off.
cially ratified, but arranecmen,s h,yl
keen made Tor games with Prjncrin,,
{a!e' Jsftmoutu. Columbia Cornell
sSU ',..s iigp"Ins, Lafayette. Lehigh
sTa n and the navy.
teaHi. lie has ohciated in that capar.
NY loT fcnn sylvaUla for tn, las, ,vo
vars anu was himself the star and
captain captain and Tho basAetGau team ~ ~
An innovation this wear WIN 10 a..
organization OF "a Junior yarsify ne
the mana cement Of Q. y. ~, ,'',"[
Ianss lpF tAls team have already hr,.r
SIrs Gieu WIN Lah!sh Lafayette
S INN ore ana johns Hopkins. Lon
OF l9l1-lS. vii coach thc go. 'e'.'i
quintet this season. '''''''' a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
800
1900
200
PENN STATES FOOTBALL
COACHES CHANGE TACTICS
Hoid Fewer ScrimmaEcs a. Season
Goes ON. Thus Avoiding Injuries
Beforr big Games.
LSpecial to The Times Djspat

S,pn"cial TO The Times Dispatch.l
int head coach, Big Bill" HoIien-
isnpcrtson. the trainer of the Red and
hlue FOOTBALL squad. all of the younger
81. yi'i ; "'I"h or coaches. have modorn-
lHed football training
" htn | was Il player" said Fol
vel we used to scrimmasc on the
very eve OF a big game II was The
system. handed down from the AGES
ana was thought TO be correct nj.
ways scrimmagc nay men hard ofter
nave worked them into condition
~ the only way 10 decide the better
men heiore the actual games begin
but at the. end Of n week begin To- TO-
Ic' UP ana as the season goes On 7
sSriinnage less all the time Toward
me close OF the season seldom scrim-
MISC my team. wherein ! avoid in
!uIies hat often rob a varsity of stars
JUST before the big games
Lawson Robertson, one Of tho he's,
conditioning OF the Penn team this
season, II was his rcmarkabln wnrs
MN INC Irish American track team
mat hrSt attracted attention to Raj
"fl son. he is getting fine results bv
watching the daily condition of cacG
''''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
GeorEInns PIny Well.
PREPARE FOR FOOT RACE
Harvard Athletes Get Ready tor Cross
Country Championship. to Bc
Held November 80.
Especial 10 The Times-DIsnatch !

l-B''lhl ~ ne 1 ines Ji- DHtrh.I
CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct l2-Prepa-
ratlons are being made at Harvard for
inc Intercollegiate cross country cham
pionShips. which viii be held on No
Eember ~ As preliminary 10 the
championship event run Will nc held
at syracuse as the first race Of what
IL Intended 20 become an annual event.
In this race, which viii DC over a four
mile course, there will be entered hill
and-dale runners from Harvard. Yale.
Columbia. Colgate. Cornell, Princeton
Pcnnsylvanta. Dartmouth. Technology
cornell runners Will come 10 Cam
bride for dual race on November
and one week later Coach Farrell OF
the Harvard squad. Will take his men
20 New Haven. where they will race
with the Yale team inN-anothcr dual
event. November II pborably will he
filled by triangular race in which
harvard VIII meet the team Of Mas
sachusetts Institute OF Technology and
another college. On the Harvard team
Are ave veterans. n. F. O'Conneli.
Nalley and 7. G.. Ames.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
PLAN HUGE GRANDsTAND
1"PoSea fer"hing Field Structure
"heh CONNECTED. VIII Seat
$1,000 Persons.

NEW YORK, oct i2.-S,nroose ' ~
nla sue; 70 o. J.fsSy City. announces a
pan ior supplying pe-s4lr.. Ft.lJ
Wien concrete Crane stand sa..',,..
So,oOo, and CITY Oficlals ar. .fr.l., :
a. work raisins tho necessary f.I%Ss
thn a Track al Fershing Fie,d is one Of
oecn the scene Of the national aI'
around Championships ana the Me,,n.
AZ the national meet 1000 spectators
adequate seating accominodat!oFs YIN
anc erection OF The new concrete sisri
4Sergey CITY w!i have in PcrsSi,,
Y Ield spiendidly equipped center fa-
$frackfand field sports '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
FOOTBALL DOPE IS UPSET
SOUTHERN GRID ELEvENS
REVERSE EXPECTATIONS
NirElnin's Defeat by Maryland Il. DIx-
appointment. while AIubuIna's
Strength In Surprise.
IBy Associut,Sl Prcss.l

ATLANTA. oct. 12.-Soutnern root.
pnl teams that were expected to pi!c
DE pig scores AGAINST supposedly weak
followers in Saturdays games, Will.
several teams whose driving power
n naa i hot previously been given serious
Amusing high Scores ea The on. rs 1y
upset was virginia's defeat by Marvi
land state. 10 to O.
an csasr surR Rrhs.s were the perform:
Clemon. The South Carolina team held
the powerful Tech: eleven on even
ii Ha Tor me greater part of II gruell-
some brilliant individual playing py
members of the Georgia machine.
Near the end of the game Alabama
MISSISSIPPI, piling up 40 points. and
shown a versatility and strength in
attack that surprised even her own
had the biggest score Of Southern
clcvcns In It's 100 TO victory over Nor
fol h,b TIaininS Eci ship ,o
Howard College at Birmingham n
week ago. played an Improved Offensive
game but the Fifth Division eleven
ing her goal line, the final score being
20 10 10.
GeorEinns Play Well.
University or Georgia. with 4 new
team in this, field. played we'll against
South Carolina. winning by l3 to o.
torious against jefferson College and
southwestern respectively, Mississippi
4; and ~ .overwheimGd Mississippi
Lee defeated Davidson. I TO 6.
North Carolina, the only Southern
team to play IN the East, met Yale
and was equal to the task Of holding
the Ellis. getting the short end OF q
81 TO Z count.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Higgins pilot. penn stntc Team

r. y. 1liGSins, night end, is The
unanimous choice OF the twenty-tw
letter MEG 10 lead the Penn State
eleven Tor l9l". Higgins was captain
elect for 1917, but entered TIC service
or his country. and failed to return to
college He was commissioned a lieu
tenant in infantry and saw service
WIN the Eighty ninth Division in
France. He also PLAYED right cnd On
his divisional football team, and was
chosen for the ALA. Il; +. eleven.
higgins was mentioned as an ALL
American end in 1915 and 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
n;ashion. the welterweight champion

Five years ago Lewis came to the
United States lie was practically un-
heard of in this country at that time
from tho start. About three years ago
he declared himself welterweight
AZ mat time there was no weIter-
weight champion, SO Lewis claimed
the title. He defended 1t against VIII
lie Ritchie. but after many bouts Jack
Britton hnally succeeded in winning
the title from Lewis.
Il am going back to England with
the intention of winning the weller.
weight Championship of Europc." de-
CARED Lewis. Then l am coming back
70 TINS country TO force Britton into a
bout with the title at stake. know
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
YEARLING CROP BROUGHT
TO U. S. FROM ENGLISH SOIL
Though Some Have Failed to Win,
They VIII Enrich Future .Amcri-
can Families,

When w. II. Rowe; The Jockey Club
registrar, counscllcd w. Il. Coe to pur-
| hrcds IT the Slcdmorc stud of the late
Sir Mark sykes III 1917 he was instru-
mental IN bringing TO the United States
what by light of results at the recent
DoncaStcr sales IS regarded as well
nigh priceless strains of blood.
There were seventeen Juveniles in
TINS conSignmcnt-iive colts and twelve
niles. ana while some of them have
,hi.ed TO date to achieve distinction on
Viii enrich the American Thoroughbred
families OF the future. Included in the
lot We're the colts Over There. by
iord, and the nllics Hcrodias Tcrentia
and Athlone by The Tctrarch Cicero
aHu charles O'MaIley. respectively. all
the former being a good stable winner
WHO Jnder Fire has, won almost as
many many races as any three year-old in
training. barring Billy Kelly
1t was the first time that the Scid
more Ecarlings were permit ed to leave
england. and there was quito an out
general when the sale was announced
IN the English periodicals.
Hiring Record Price.
While prices ruled high for American
held in Saratoga last AuEust.h wh here
GS6ommander ! X. l.. Ross paid s.5.-
star SnV i or, the uEnslish, bred colt by sun
ana " v. Travcs. of oklahoma. gave
S2i.ooo for the purely Amcrlcan-bred
BY kngs,o o oI Tbsss ont of Tsarins
making as they were for this conntrv
n niih INTO Significance in comparison
where 81 Nteen head, the pronnrtv n:
lazy sykes sold for total OF 6l 500
;. The sale is such an unusual ono ,ba,
~, nus attracted worldwide attention
~ ln Go previous record for yearling vas
r rg,voy tii,i which was paid IN The
the share by Lord Glanely'e BID ~ IN
Ff~ @wTa9 Blue Tit. by wild
brother OF this colt in WiEstonc whicb
' .au curing the past summer in the
0toT 5ai 81 ,C0mnmandeT J. X: l.. Ross.
ne Teirarch. offered by the Workson
Wi Ap' n r6Td. 6Troggh, 5000 euineas,
dead sire orby out Of preponent bS
\; ~ ichmaker. selling for 5000 Euineas
-, N9weE lstnay; who owned Cragan
;ish Derby created se ie Honne s s.mg
;,e;, =, af9. save 5.loo suneas for "
Others Sell High.
roi,-.ons me entire sale no fewer than
more, than s25,oCo Each, eaeS e INl'i1H
90 .66 91 ne sale OF 80 yearlings was
800 Thls F IS Sri GF nor han Sill
Nsalih and influence behind Inc 49, me
Sreat Britain. '"e tuEi IN |
me S!eGnere sale is so remark,,,o
'-'e !!si is herewith given in fuli. |
property of Lndy sykes.
Tx Gjsna 9y Wild Fowler; Lord ord
A5oa%ra, S 81 d S& dSn0e5 lisz
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
FORMER CHAMPION SEEKS
BOXING TITLE OF EUROPE
Kid LewiS. wclterweight, VIII Leave
for England October IS md
Engage Bouts.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Ted (Kid)
Lewis former welterweight champion
OF this country, is preparing to return
to England. TIe will leave the United
States on October IS. When RAYMOND
Barry. the English promoter. was in
up Jack Dempsey for a bout with loo
Beckett, he arranged with Lewis 10
go to England for three bouts. Among
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13

that I can beat Britton and regain the
crown; III | succeed in doing this. |
VIII thcn be the weltcrweight cham
pion OF the world. instead OF Just the
champion Of this country II will
really amount to reviving a worlds
championship that has been dormant
for some time"
Before leaving America. however.
Lewis intends to keep busy. He has
several bouts in prospcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Belgian. Take Ia Sna

X Thtre IS Temarkablc rcvIvaI ~
ssports throughout Belgium. Tho Bel.
tension Of their own. popular aa,1ns
but the Troops .lave taken ,,cc,,iv -
Rcr!cket for the first time. There - y
q striking absence OF professio7alis.,
Z AND the Belgian Sports Fcdcrat5on
makes a strong point o. sport far 49,.
own sake. &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Coach for Harvard Fenc.r..

The Harvard fencing team Mas Sc
cured as It's coach j. l.. Danguy, OF
,he New York Fencer's Club. He will
ne assisted by Edwin Gay, assistant
dean. and by William Russell, former
Harvard leader and the national
duclinE swords champion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-13
Others Sell High

burins the entire sale no fnvor thu,
."orteeH colts and fllies comm,ndad
i ;oSI .ot fha an S s2Soo9 eaeh. while the
$500 Euineas, or NOR. ia, q Vas
~ THIS IS striking evidence Of the
TSs"i!h and influence behind the turf H in
The S!edmere sale is so ren,r,...,
VA: iMe lis; is hareui,h I'll "a Q e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
Momaa's vktory
IN -'. t.oaaS Division.

III o. alt
once mere the wssASa NJ nseAs
500 ccansy have Hlii1d to The
support VI ens GeyefAm&nt. aud
| ths Victory Lean afiss epea~d
aoaaay. With k veil organised DsD-
miisss ID the sxaapss nod nr0nsaSEt
~omse. In psssioaM lcs.s. iAs
MenaD's Cemmistss ably assisted,
and again. iss s0sosss h assured
Miss k,iith hAdss u eAalsmsn al
The afssniaasson. and ths hss 10.
pointed the following 10 servs. dur.
sng she drive; Miss ssAa fAllsn.
Publicity Cnsismsa, Miss l.asAiss
tsa,ehss. sp~saes Chssfmaa. Mn.
W A Assa~w. Chassnsa IA the
9th dsssfsss. which lnelasi~s D.ss.
a ~: Mss- Hratrios Jasaaa. 3sa Asss
srScs, MiSw si.n1shs thAnds%s Ash
District Ass f.u,Ip Hirk~.saa.
9Th DlaFies. Mis., R.@a John,an,
.7th District. Mis4~. Nans Curtis
snd Eiesnors Miles. slh District.
Misc Frfhle fssgnson. p,h Distriat.
Aiss N.nnle SchMi.iaa 10th. Dis.
ts.e,, Miss Lutte Nsshiil lisA Dis.
..riets Miss Lillian Pai.ip.. lslh
District Mite Annis Talar, i6tA
District. = '..''.e;'.', : Z. y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

An Ess,et esa hunt vas aisrr
sunday st M J u. S~ymar. 4
Those pf.-eni wsYs ~ fuilaN,
Mise-. LociIi.. Hsasl and Dnrcth,
Bowen. Lucille ~ai Laura und~s
hill, Hxael. Seima and Marin.
l.srkins, .Addie MeCsui. Mahe
spsun. Louise Thompson, Thetm,
Holt, Roth Hoopes. susie Au.iln
Imas~ne H,gden aud Gsscs o~eu.
Robert .nd W.l,-r H,sdon. HAIR,
lane. Kenneth Cox Gsrdnss 81
wsris Walter Sci,snm. Robfrt sGs
Alien S~yuoe and Carl M~n.ss
1..se.s thv-e Who did aot taxi
pax ia ite hani w~.v, George Ne,
more snd tsmily. Bowden Seyusw'
sod family W. e, Seym.#e sns1
family, " 1. Seynaf~ and uif~
Mr.. aud Mrs Buseu. Mr. II A
Cnd-rh,Il. X l. Fields and family
I1yd H.Ie, DGk plnk.rsoa, M,s
y A rop~ and Mrs. Jennie Ne
ClsnshsB
We sops all bad 4 rice aud rnj,s
ab;s time A March Rose.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

A resent fsvoTt given ont ison
headquarters of the Arm~uian and
Syrian Rvli~i commhsee, In Nsx
York Civ shows that T~nnessrs
.till lacks tk0 900 al having sub
scrissed iss quota fot Armenian aud
Syrian Relief. Other states have
contributed in sxe~ss Of their quota
Ohio subscribed a total os $2,al2..
GA of over lbo per cent si its
quota; Washington 1913 per cent,
Vermont ltI pet cent: Virgins
LIS. pes c@ni. aud either states. in
similar proportions.
w. are confident that il the citi.
tens oi Tennessee knees the fact
they would not rest until the full
quota IL reached. Tor II IL certainly
and emphssically true aha, every
dollar iAckin, m~ans inevitable
suffering and possibly desth, tes
soyOe onS.