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The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
Presidents Plan Also Denounced

CINCINNATI, Aug. 12 (by Associated Press) s).-Fomer President w. Taft yesterday issued statement to the which he said that President Wilson's plan for public ship of railroads sociasc and radical It certain he sad that the Republicans would oppose the pan and he hoped
 that the Democrats also would do We should not allow the soviet system to gain toe hold here he declared
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
LODGE EXPRESSES ANXIETY ASTO
 SAFETY OF MONROE DOCTRINE
Repudiates League of Nations in So Far as 1t Would
 Impair That Policy, Prevent Withdrawal and Engage United States in Controversies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (oy Associated Press) )-Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, in notable speech in the senate to- day. said the League of Nations experiment founded upon noble purpose But he said American he could never accept certain features of the covenant.
 The senator declared that the league will l the Mon docrne nulfy possibility for withdrawal from berp impair the sovereignty of the United States and her power of deciding domestic questions and plunge America into every controversy and conflict on the globe.''
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
BILL FOR ENFORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION LAW
 UP FOR CONSIDERATION BY SENATE COMMITTEE
Would Make Joke of Dry Idea by Allowing Private Man ufacture of Wines for Home Consumption Kick to
 Be Eliminated from Beverages Allowed to Be Sold

WASHINGTON, Aug 12 (by Associated Press) 1.-The sen judiciary committee yesterday began consideration of the bill for the enforcement of the prohibition amendment
 meeting of the subcommittee, held later, attended by liberals who said that the bill eliminated several drastic provisions and did not change the house definition of mtox eating liquors those containing oneha of per cent of alcohol
 The bill will not interfere with the storage for personal of liquor in homes and will permit the home manufacture of light wines for personal consumption.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
Olspels an Erroneous Impression

David Hunter Miller, legal adviser to the league of na ons commission at the Versailles peace conference told senate foreign relations committee dday that the league plan used as the basis for discussion at Versailles combna ton ot the Amercan British Pencil and Italian drafts He denied the generally accepted report that the British pan as drawn by General Shuts, the of consideration
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
Archduke Not Representative of People

PRAGUE Aug. 12 (by Associated Press) 1.-The Social Democrats last night led large and orderly demonstration against the selection of Arcduke Joseph head of the Hun garian government
 The Czecho Slovaks express the hope that the United States will prevent the archduke from succeeding the throne of Hungary They believe that Joseph being Hapsburg does represent the sentiment of the people of Hun gary.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
RUMAuLAuS EXTEND CAMPAIGN
 FOR SUPPRESSION OF BOLSHEVIKI
Entente Lifts Blockade of Hungary Czecho-Slo- walks Raise Protest Against Resurrection of
 Discredted Hapsburg Dynasty

LONDON, Aug. 12 (by Associated Press -A Vienna dis patch that the allies have notified the Hungarian govern men that the entente blockade has been raised It is said the Rmanians extending their operations to West Hungary to suppress the Bolshevik riots.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
FEARSOME CATASTROPHE FROM
 CANADIAN ELEVATOR EXPLOSION
Many Killed and Injured and Hundred and Fifty Are Missing in Mysterious Wreck of Gov
 ernment Elevator in Ontario

ST. CATHERINE'S Ont, Aug. Il (by Associated Press). Five persons ked fourteen injured and hun dred and fifty missing the result of explosion which wrecked the government elevator at Port Cobome large board barge anchored the elevator lost heavily
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
Refuses Copy of Mysterious Letter

President Wilson refused to give the senate committee copy ot General Bsss letter concerning the Shantung settle men He said it contained confidential references other GlnmentS.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
REPUBLICAN SENATOR PROPOSES LEGISLATION
 OF SEEMINGLY REVOLUTIONARY CHARACTER
Would Place Affairs of Private Corporations in the Hands of Government Officials Under System of Licensing
 for Participation in Interstate Commerce

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2 (by Associated ress)-Senator Kellogg, Republican, of Minnesota, has introduced legislation proposing the licensing of corporations having capital of ten millions of dollars engaged in interstate merce which would give the government supervision the issuance of stocks and securities
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-12
Sets Sugar Price

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.- The federal food admins trator has set the price of sugar at 12 cents a pound. Some grocers have been charging 16 cents.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
VALUE OF MARKET REPORTS
Much Depends on Utilization Of tn.
formation That 70 Made
Public,

prepared Nv the t'aifet stAtss Depart
sy'#ut ~ Agriculture
Effectiveness of the hurea1 ~ mar
kets' work along 'he various lines ~
meat and live stock reporting 3s-
ponds up,en tha extent 20 which The
public uttilzeS th Information that Ia
made available The whole purpose
~ bn accomplished Il 10 improve
conditions IN the live stock trade Sd
tha. production viii hn rnNtnra -Td.
aud fnrthe-1pnre. tc shorten tho gap
between pvn,'irsr and consumer,
kpv nnvarrWn,ei margin II profit
on meat products can enly iNssfn cetr
sumption ari disturb values, say De-
partmynt ~ agriculture ofarisls II
brings conflict between producing and
consuming interests where noae should
.xtst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
KNIFE OF STEEL FOR
KILLING POULTRY
Most Blades Are Too Broad and
Too Large to Handle.
rh.y Are lnsanltary as Bleed Collects
a, Junction ~ RIAoe ard Aardle
It ilht.irch File Is Recon-,
nerded.

,rvca,-.,, nv ,Nn l,~,tes states prgar.
r,-as " AEr'ea'' 4w1
Knives lN common u$e for bleeding
,~t h~na'ns poultry are no' yuttrti
20 'N,fr purpose acrnr,'ioc ~ rnsrd
State. department ~ aSr'cu}rH~ spp.
ctai.stS Tn, blades are IN. h~osd an!
taa lnue aaA tie curve NJ the po1n,
>hault ~ au the bark u>,caI cf nu
the cre{n. el,5, Ths handty is NJ
larS, that a kWer - encouraged te
U.s.. NV, gagcs. gart. In. rA.&..G the .cui
"a 'Nr,~!. whrr,os ,lsh' ',sscS - the
ssavp ka.s. pror~vIy directed : a,I
that l. uvv,ts,l ~ est the N0,,sd vessels
The knly,~ 4rr also inxAe5tary gn that
atr. .~,)lvcfs At the rsuyt,ua r, the
blade sG3 hanHc
The kntsc should w. small WITH a
narrow hla..e. v.~- 50 ta7l Il ,',.~ #,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

tpfeeaFei ~ he Eg't~a s'ates Depart
I naat ot Akre'sitars4
Z Ante mortem preparations ~ Hiddy
ahI her Euil-Eguwn tFaod tur the s4ii
lotiar consist 10 ab~'alun1 from food
aut drinking pleagg u fresh c'eaf
water during The q hours before an
tng 'ifHr
4 II dressed poultry Is to re0eh the
ruasumer With the best OF favor ant!
Z hulr&ularnrss the n0ss attractive
appearance, and In the best possible
statr ~ preservation, II must be prop"
eriy killed and dressed. as welt as
properly raised A large proportion
Of sh.' undghlly poultry Ia markets IS
caused by ala incomplete removal ot
the blood from the carcass This IL
esl,lvEr..i by rcd dots which sf,uasn'-
~ apptnr where the feathers have
been rvmovrI especially over the
thighs aud wings. or by small veins
ever the breast md Ia the angles ~
the wings. or larger veins which mar
the appearance of the neck.
Usually Il IL the neck which shows
most plainly The presence of blood In
The fowl. or that wrong method has
teen u~rl ia cutting The blood 100
sells. The neck r. thc first part 10 dis
color becoming hr@t re,l. then blush
Ht34ltN "a "a
~ ius ! a1I&sr,.sGS>. 4 lAlan tAgre, Rtr. 81 r
,'otoreti areas, whtck 1s,ok nae br8)&'fs
on tht siiys " the neck close to the
head These arp commonly caused by
the killer holding the heck 81 the hlri
when cutting the veins and thereby
preventing the hi,od fruln escaping.
Much Poultry Badly Bisd.
Al least ~ per cent " al The t"ul-
try reaching tho York market Is
lncomilatrly htrd, Much Of II II so
badly ticd that It results Ia loss of
from to : TO cents q pound. Keep
Ing properties of such fowls mr." In
fer!or. The tl,Sh loses US nrmncss
sonner. ia flavor ~ not so good the
n,inr of state hosh and finally of pm.
trefactlnn come earlier. aud 10 every
way the product IN more i~riShahlr,
when the feathers are reinoNyd by
scaldlne the bird Is Killed by Weed.
Ing alone, hence the iuclslons tn sew
rr the veins are the ouly ones at
t.nipt,d AND II lhp attempt faiis taf
bleeding viii surely result. u, on the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
ORDER kAlsER's BUsTs OUT
German Ministry cf Caves,ion Direct,
Removal rror sehselroe~rs
~ Cosrtry

soNSerT = According 10 C.-yr,s,
ae<sraf<rs Published IN he ups.e,-,.
f'see' districts BEGGED n. tigersru~
fsf'iirs.hes8 many echDalfpas,..r~ A., !
fFTT 't'@ rsvc'u'i"a renewed ,ha lsur,@
~ tre esnFespg stai ID" crewr ,wfsr.
whsch 5ecurntesl their e)Asmrosvo,
SsFsae time ast~r~a-H 'ae hss.. v.Y~
restored 20 ihssr FLARES. hHt r~evn,,y
ths ministry RI ssfBcatian has arsfr~,-s
tAsVn dean sEn!n Tr4srs vas AIS. +.
pryg-osal n chsSEs tire nhiae. ~ an
streets Ia Germany nsfa*s! Ia hun..
* reTs'tiss tbs has ts~t 1904 hr ih~
yyre@s wiia ssFne hiisrfty AMI sayypa
r.onp that their were raoss irap~1r4ss,
,orscs fcr ai@c1se4nr tast aow s.ssa
names u streets
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

! other hsna. dry picking Il to Re prae~
| ,terd. the btgds are cut ~ hle.ad aas.
arr also stack through TIE hF&iG Ia
paraly1v the Feather muscles Tise
latter operation Il sometimes perform
ad ny rlnalRE the kuiFe Gndsf tns ese
AZ sueh aa angle that ITS point wiii
t9Uch Tho sSuli midway hstwvFn tna
ryes and little beStnd them ur the
brui0Hk Is nrcompl shed by placing
he knife about half way down the
groove in tho fuat NJ the chIckea =
mouth and then thrusting IL 90 until
the knife reaches the top u the sknu.
The knife. AZ In sticking gnder the
eye. should touch the hrain IN ths
back part ~ the skull The point OF
the knife should then he twisted
slightly. so' that enough hratn tissue
may be destroyed 20 paraIyEe the bird
and cause the feathers 90 loosen.
Bleeding From Brain.
II the outside stick" mrthe~i Is
prnctlcrd. practically no blood es-
rapes lsut II braln,ng inside the
mouth is adopted. tho cht blood YES.
sells in the brain fnd an outlet
through the knife hole bleeding from
these vessels andec any eirc4mstan-
res, u ~ assistance tn obtaining the
best results. ana Hherr the neck ses-
sells are miAssI the condition ~ tho
IL n.i4n greatly ta.pEs%~es by
ThA hIresl'ng FIRM ths hfain
In killing the chicken IA held In a
V,ahap"d aharkIr The thumb ~ tho
Killer IL pressed firmly down on the
head just below and behind the ear
whore the hinge nt the Jaw orrurs.
Pressure ~ the thaph % one side ~
the skull and on the other side NJ the
same place with the fnrefngcr, ar
with the forrhngrr ani second finger,
will result In opening Ii" chickens
mouth and hold II open while the orcr-
ator makes the cut TO bleed Held In
such fashion. nothing constricts tho
blood vessels and prvvents the blood
from escaping The pressure against
the tsw makes accurate cutting " the
veins easier since the bird cannot
close IT'S mouth Care must h. taken
nni to stretch thu neck uniulf. else
the vessels wifi be pulled 20 such
narrow diameter that they ar" rnoF''
atalruNt Il, stsd assI also u4ars difficult
10 empty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Eaguts for assewT' uatfarsAs. II Is said
With thu standard array automatic
Ii h stated "aay average sssdtvs with
svsT~Ev training can hin what h~
ssasots At, In aiasasl ths trss selrmsNa
NJ proved sss snperasr a~tslav~s Va
.rs0eh tightnE. SacA iaessseats a.
thar Ut ilse single AmsFacan soldier
gha tilk,vrsed ~ Killed vassie squad
vi GERMAN hayvaesceFs WaIch hssd sar~
rueuisnl hsla ssryeA the rAesay wtlA
fear ~ Yankee lRs'N,ss VISA lh~
pistol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
limited States Producing Arms Ok
High Speed When Fight
A Ing Ended
work or WHtNINe THE Wan
tlstpsy AZ Rms pvedaetscn sAe~ss
Great RscerS--aary TanAs Under
c1nstrursaem sfhss Arrnlssses
cane--rsa4sss EAAlxrt.


Waxssangtosl II. C.--MaekAne guns
End ssnsil srns prcducst By the taii.
lioas ssnspunlsiaa sarnsd css ny The
nsilioas os Feanas and sanks hgils by
thousands when the arnlsgiee eadea
hosgiIltiss. fgyassh the xahyeeS af Gasp
ters iass nsede pahiic II sha war DR.
rass@rat's history Of sha ''lsaataxsAl''
side Of whining the wgr.
In rssard to fssaehiae gun pscsssrsiSsn.
about which such hot essasruvssSy
wssed tn csagrwSs as fwsGss VT the
failure et the Amsr!can ARMY 10 adopt
for standard gezaerHi use khe La@ts
weagaa used successfully ahroad. the
report says manufacturing Eaesttftss
for machine gnns I'll this country were
ta9ch uaoee Iaited Ia vy1eas than the
public had any iatioa " when the
Caassh States 1s.sasaa ska MAJ az sae
day, snd that thsrs ~ars ut the oH,.
break OF the War oaiy two fassura-s
which we're actually producing rAss
chine guns la any quantity at ALL
peartn cf Aic~sft Guns.
The report says ther~ was grvet
dearth a. heavy naacsaias guns for air
craft werk. to BE- synehYunIsed with
propellers The Browning aircraft qua
would have met the requirsnsatx. hut
II would b. q long time before /. cnuid
be produced In quantity. In seeking
a stop gap weapon untii the nrpwn!ng
conli he ~aiy. the ordnance depart.
msnt by "ons ~ those surprising ard
almost accidental showcases" ssfn,~
tines encountered. found that noii-
red Marlin gun which euala be qusck,
ly Produced met all rrqnlr4nen,A
The work of the Rrawntngs ia De-
clarrd 20 have been spectacular az
compared With say existing we~pons
II this character Up 70 Nofenbs~ IL
the production Of Browutns fifea was
ss.asss' ,4.sa ssa6ii r,.rt. .s.&sAs xer~, sss
frSaee. la addition ri, ss9 rnasehat
guas had been purchased. W that
enough light automatic raes were on
hand "a supply 100 divisions. os an
army OF s.'1eeo nen. In the same
tim. 1885, heavy nrownings and
enough yickers guns had been PRO-
dueed 10 make. with the Ho,chkiss
weapons purchased from the French.
total ~ 5|.G.T Of this type. or
enough 60 equip 30 divisions. or an
array II 100000
other prodaction struggles Described
include items varying In size frem
trench knives 10 the sS-toa Mark VIII
tanks Of British design. II which 1890
WIRE being constructed In Cooperation
with the British and lao additional
wholly by American enterprisA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
-Four Billion Dollars Worth Gap.
turet BY British.
Immense Ar-seu-t 81 stclt- Prcps-y
lsfs 1third in A9%riec Ger
mar Retreat

Nan-u- Frame Fear hsl1tsn do''
is-s IA tAe tq4s. conservative estimate
n the value at the war lo-st captures
fvasa tie Gerncsu array by the arit'
lsa he.cas ss. os lbs haste ~ the Hon
rvsre2f.
Eight h1a{srvi hsrEe loads, eaea esr.
-xinx an, ,nr. ard asan1 trncfs asld
3 rar- o. ,h~ treasure.
S,,,,e ~ -. ,5sasis vf~-e ecgnisg 10
ss,,,iy TIE German svny. Some sere
-u-rs~-s .aSea traea the allies and ltsa't-
~ ,r- shipuaeai 10 Gs--aany. bTi TIE
.s..s- sxs the least rA-t- t1e hSrZe
--s<s $40 tens u i-os belts
n axs sz.au area wEs ss4ssd Ss,s"1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
DISQUIET Is SEEN
AMONG SLOVAKS

pFrsshurg, St0yakia. Bohemia. icia'
crafty speaking. the situation In SsfA
yAkia. Formerly . rrrn lace OF Huh'
gary. n0w annexed IL tEechG Sieyakia.
Ia nas Without dislnietlng features.
TIE honeymoon II the revolution has
passed and some of the disillustonineat
bound ~ fellow the Introduction Of a
new regime has set In The Naxyafs
ard the MNgyarsaed eleineais haze not
Ms yet heen rectrsctltSi 10 the few re-
x.nle. and the peasants have recovered
iresn their fArst enthusiasm. A alnicalt
task 81 reconciliation rt'tanins to be
performed ~ the treshs
The population u slosahia II made
up ~ three elements Sluynl iEisllt
gcbcis. witch has always t"en very
slr,ng for the union With RohetEia !,
.sss Asaa~;ss sea49aAlQ se Its.aa axssss.yties.
ana rhp rseaswntY- The ,inaailis*sas'iss
has been completely satisfied by the
Czech Slossk government The ed.
tnit,!stra.tan has been handed over
completely 20 the very small nnniber
az Slo,ak doctors. lawyers, aatirofs
and professors that could DO mustered
for service,
Magyar tsnerea,
Meanwhile TIE MnGyars Ris1 Mag
yarised elements have been guitr ig'
unred by the government except where
the government could no, find Sbvak
to all tha job. Intense loyalty 10 tho
old Hungarian rule chawci~riaes tls~e
people. They could be reconcsled TO
new conditions were ihey taken Into
The Czech administration. But the
government VI present prefers 10 fill
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

0sAfsa. Aisxsen -~IAgea2s a.
r~aSsy sss a@xsnnans he srssag rr
aEenx tAs sus~raat.eas and ~
n1rans svsassszx EasssAne Far
etA. TIE ~sws ehsxs wAe nsss
aseasA here an AEssl fa 10 am
asseaps u sss~sefss the esAasss
body ~ sahg - psssltsss II sasv
tAs grx~sass nanhss " his to-
aawwgs n cAaRce III ss~ IL n
was peciwd In We. iS she So
sssacs cf esasaarasak Maids Ths
scs hnrst the saaes aud tNp ~
ths fssnaw cofsAa and gave rise
70 ssg~ss.ssnsas sale@ that The
~Asfsla u the SAa8ih," rs ZAP
asa was called. was nss really
dead eas had earss his sSsEAa
aAa escsgxzd,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

the vscaactea srst hY ths SloYmk lstwl
sigvncla with otsicials FROM lssDhesala
aud Moravia. THIS naturally anesFs
both the Magyatasesi eiemunt and those
siosaks who are ansl, but would iiks
20 occupy ali the iohs
A decided sentiment fW res, iscal
Autonomy Is making itself felt VA
the "hoic, the gueernmen, Aay hut hs
opposed 10 grwntiag au sutsp,,lra Ne.
tnnnd for hemw rule Ia the prov iusv.
The Peasants do Dot take much inter
est a th@,viicai poiities Thrs CuFa.
plain that tbs republic lasted abiy
three days its Tits fhsy uesa thst
ihsl wefr showed ,a plumber the .lcs-
fer only three days Ia the interval ltc.
twSN'a tbs Withdrawal n the liuasaf.
tRns and the arrival ~ tbr Gaecils
~ ,l,. ~,.t. c>5s. 1sap p2f,ssst t''r
!. nuri6s us1A time tLe peas santa bad.
very free hand There we're very
few towns or villages where they did
not completely cI@An ap the Jewish
population. who aN tho Nhapkesrers
aud gHaii traders and III times lev
aors Of estates Now the peasants have
no iongeE the Jews TO plun3er their
interest 10 the new state has din4n-
lshsd They were kep, in state NJ
llili~~aey by The ifungartans ami
therefore arc By 30 means ripn fcs
real self gp~~rnmeat Howsvet. just
now they are very bitter because ihsy
ria!m the csarfas take their fo.d sop
plies away,
Delahsyiscn Not Popular.
Bolshesis,n has not taken great
grip on the pcasantry Slovakia II
largely an aeJfeuitnrd district and va
know farmers ARE nlwhya the usn@t
conservative element III the fes ia.
dns,rIai communities III ths m3sr
mountainous north and east cefts n
amount IT unrest has developed In
ksssav far eastward, the large milis
srw NOT working aud the foss, pttga,i,,,
Ia very bad. 50 IL In III most NJ the In.
agstriai districts Here tbs wugksusr
hnid taeeslpgs snd kresi n hglshet,k
tene. Naturally knpsHs ~ rather nnar
the Hungarian border. ~ that hoi-
shrvism there soald he natural In
the ether Industrial districts The work.
men seem 10 have taken out their
observation-disclosures III patlng hiE de-.
nends upon theft eguptoyers Mt ua.
usual wgs II for worlmeu IN c.,ae Ia
their employers and demand tlaf ,hny
reeefv# q peFraataRe NJ ni Profits mr..
crusd siuce III" wars beginning With
sill tits t:ssco,t'eni 'he fowi Situation
10 very much involved.
Generally speaking. slovas,n ws3a,a
not be 'hc first province 30 go VI IN
suarctlc flames Ipr the time t~dnx
the ssolthevik osertBrn m nunsars
has had indeed rpiher qule,inz ~
feet en- Sirvskia The wealthy ~
well 20 On who we're fnoss stttra~t
Ia their old fstherIaad now do nes
relish the tdea Of returning n Hun.
Tnry whfck WIN tsEH arf fhsif rjY9,my!y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
The REASON

WHY Nsch4g Nstm ssop> all ki3s NJ
IFIa arl >N-y-*>> 81 gui-Slv Is that IL
s;ap> tnHsmmat ~ 'hNrrforr ath,ag
gives Qa.tkyc yssc! to5 Maug> Hes +
sohe, karaS ctg, i aisa eptS re-
l,esrs Cs.arrh std tcpS 10 Hless
nsy ~ psri .ntrrw 'T
II vor crrnc, ray /, tsally write
fn- Fr,V Sa.nG,r ana sserts rrsces.
Il, war; q: iwl@tjs9A. + w. yscAsr.
las. New Orleans Il --A'v,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Considerable atteasiaa IA ievesssa to
the Irvs!aest@n 81 automatic pssss.as
ard REVIEWERS foe the tragss. hafar
pcaa eoaatries sgiled 10 appreciate tae
~aaGe II a large eslthef, hard hssling
weapon of toe American tyre AGa tire
cAtef use ~ sAtsioEs and REVIEWERS 10
EA1rueeaa aFEaleS had heas IS or1a-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

MaurtyS r'.s>h 8 "sa. egt n-a ~
sel,i.Nlttr tAr i,ah
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
WAS TURNING OUT
GUNS BY MILLIONS

On MksxnAes III as saaks a o.
Frsn<A Gx~tan syp@ Aaa been aeaavsr~sa
and ~ ssanNxy Ut az sAss y~.r III.
|46 thsss xsx wsr~ sAspma abroad
Orsws ks i.aa Mara llsAs sssks
wNse esnsslsd a. wees seasts sar In.
eas shsssstfss sankA rs az wAseA Aae
e@sa eesnrsesed 90 NoysxaheF m.
TIE history ef The ssse y~~AaessSs.
sncaeeiag ali ~ the cansaa~sasAass
which led 10 tAs adoptsae u ths s,aas,
ardl1na RsisisA EzHsaa wsapca fue
American use. also sx fully sasilnsd
The def~rsrasnt states that II sses m
rraseE Now Ia change tts vssw that the
wtsest couyse was that which wAs faa.
lowed TIE sasSi rsse rfei@essen I'm
tho raised States from the heginnsag
Of the war up TO SovyssalSrr q afaiS
was .sdsnT, u whiea 8 little rrers
tMae aa.o0 @er@ Springfield fsseA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Engagement Announced.
tnpronchinr wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Bucker announ
the engagement and approaching ma
rage Of their daughter. kathari
Elizabeth. 10 Milton Joseph Beirr
The marriage Will take place in \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Society Calendar

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by Worlds
Greatest ounrtette. city Auditorium.
S:15. George +. Boyle, pianist, at
Womnn's Club, 4. Luncheon for
anniversary Of Every Monday Club
mt Country Club. I $50. Meeting OF
st. Johns Circle of Kings DnuGh-
tors Mt y. w. 4. A., 4. Monthly
baptist Home for Aged Women mt
, the home. 1880. Helping Circle OF
Kings Daughters meets Mt 3i6
North Twenty-third street, 1880.
TUESDAY-MeetinE of woman's
Bnptist Church mt old schoolhouse,
ai3O. Mrs. 81. George Bryan cnIls
meeting OF entertainment committee
at Blucs' Armory, IL. Council of
Jewish Women meetS In Sabbath
school room OF Beth Ahnbnh Temple,
a:3o. Meeting of A. Il. v. A. In
Room G30, Jefferson Hotel. IL.
Executive meeting of Gfnter Park
Won;n'S Club mt Coz Chnmbcrlnyne
meet. mt headquarters, Fourth md
Franklin Streets, 4.
MISUNDERSTANDING Club of
Gfntcr Park meets In old school
house, 4. Williams-Ancnrrow we'd
ding.
FRIDAY-NIisses Clark and Hou.-
ton nj home ut lis EnSt Franklin
street, 8. Meeting of Sarah Allen
Memorial OF Virginia Home for In
curnbics ut li"3 Hanover Avenue, 4.
Events" mt Woman's Club, II.
SATURDAY-Infor dance ut
Country Club of Virginia.