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The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
people usually spend considerable

people usually spend considerable
money, since they are on pleasure
bent, and Mr.. Dicks thought it wise
to cater to their needs and COM
forts And likewise suitable
place for the farmers to tie their
teams and leave their wagons was
an important matter and a worth
while service. He thought both
propositions were worthy the ex-
penditure 70 some money in the
matter of proper preparation and
equipment of the grounds.
The matter of an ice plant for
Holly was then enthusiastically
discussed with the result that 1t
was decided to advertise the in
ducements here for the establish
ment of first class modern ice
plant with a capacity of not less
than 10 tons per day. The feasibil-
ity of operating an ice cream fac
tory in connection with the ice
plant was also considered favor.
ably.
On motion vote OF thanks was
extended to the banquet commit
tee, consisting of J. r. johnson and
Frank Smith, for the efficiency with
which they arranged and carried
out the big membership feed two
weeks ago. The committee was
thereupon discharged and the club
adjourned to meet Monday night,
Feb. oath.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
CLUB WAS BUSY
MONDAY NIGHT
Continued from Page ~

ed, nor had he figured definite
plan for securing the necessary
maintenance fund. Mr.. Haberstroh
thought, however, that plans
would soon be perfected for the
rest room either in the building
suggested or some other suitable
place. The committee was author
lied to continue it's labors and re-
port at the next meeting of the
club on February 24th.
At this point President Dicks
called attention again to the mani
fest Importance of preparing the
campying grounds for auto tour
lists who daily pass through Holly
during the summer season. These
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mrs. Bert Overfield went up to
Wiley Wednesday morning to
spend few days with friends.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
SEN. SHAfRofH FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL

Gossip in Washington
hints that Senator Sha-
bility that Senator Sha-
froth of Colorado may be
called to the cabinet as sue
cessor to Attorney General
Gregory on March 4, when
the latter retires and when
Mr.. Shafroth's term of office
expires.
Other names suggested by
the unofficial cabinet build
ers are those of j. Hamilton
Lewis, senator from Illinois,
and A. Mitchell Palmer of
Pennsylvania, who is now
custodian of alien property,
says the Denver Post.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
If YOU NEED A
Stove or RANGE
BUY 1T NOW!
BUY 1T NOW!

Both the manufacturers and
we agree that in taking into
consid Grafton all the facts,
there will not come again in
years the opportunity to buy
high-grade stoves, ranges, or
heating systems At present
prices.
In view of all circumstances,
We recommend that our Gus.
TONERS do not fail to take sd-
vantage now to supply their
needs in steel and iron prod
ucts.
We are not trying to tell you
what to do, we are making rec
concentrations, basing them
on our best judgment.
You can best decide whsthsr
it is wise or not to buy . nsw
stove or range, but II you are
going to need one, we urgent
ly recommend that your de.
cision be favorable. We are
living in abnormal times. That
is what you must not lose
sight Of.
In the Round Oak line Of
Stoves, Ranges and Heating
Systems, you will undoubted-
ly find the best value for your
money. INVESTIGATE.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13

score of 80 to %. After the first half
our boys were little behind SYRIA
cuse but they more than made it
up in the second half. Although
our girls were defeated by score
OF 80 to II they played a good game
and, after some more steady prac-
tice, will be able to meet Syracuse
on her own ground.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
Rev. Adams and Family Sick.

Rev Robert r. Adams and fam
lily are all confined to their home
this week with what appears to be
an attack of influenza. They are
reported as quite comfortable this
morning, however. 1t is quite prob
able that Rev. Adams will not be
able to fill his pulpit at the NJ. E.
church Sunday though the other
services will be held as usual.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
WORLD LEAGUE BLOCKED
AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR
Acute Differences Develop as to Us
ing Economic Boycott to
Prevent Future Wars.

The following dispatch is taken
from this mornings Denver Post:
PARIS, Feb. 12.--Unless Thurs
days session of the league of ma.
tion's committee develops sufficient
unanimity to effect the complete
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13

adoption of q constitution, Presi-
dent Wilson must hasten back to
France at the earliest possible
moment
The eleventh-hOur league of ma
tiOns hOldup is very disappointing
to the president and his close ad-
visers.
When the second draft of the
constitution was read Tuesday, Op-
position developed at once. 1t is
understood that the question of
using economic weapons to prevent
future wars was involved.
The situation that developed was
SO acute that the differences were
referred to the new subcommittee
composed of Ferdinand Larnalde
of France, Lord Robert Cecil OF Eng
land, Permier VenizelOs of Greece
and NJ Vesnitch of Serbia.
This committee was busy at work
Wednesday Strengthening out de
tails in the hope that the second
reading of the new draft Thursday
would see its adoption.
PARIS, Feb. l2.-While President
Wilson and the allied premiers and
generals are deeply engrOssed in
perfecting the plan for the creation
of society of nations and arrang-
ing the new terms to be imposed
upon Germany for a renewal OF the
armistice. expiring next Monday.
other subjects of the greatest i'm.
p0rtance are being prepared for the
consideration of the peace confer
ence.
1t is expected that the conference
will spend little time discussing
them, however, and will pass most
of them on to the society OF ma
tions, when the latter has been
created and ready to function.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13

Summary-Field goals, TOwne l.,
McGlashan 8, BOgue 6, Hill 8, Bur
ton 6, HOustin l, Payne l. Foul
goals TOwne 6, Burton 4, Payne 8.
Referee-JOhnson. Umpire-W Wag-
aman.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-13
HOLLY HIGH VICTORIOUS
! AGAINST SYRACUSE FIVE

Basket Bali Season Formally Open
cd Here Last Friday Night
Home Girls Lose.
The basket ball season was open
ed in Holly last Friday night with
two games with Syracuse High
school The games were well played
considering the fact that it was the
first game for the garls and the Sec
Ond for the boys.
The girls game started with a
rush promptly at 500. Holly was
first to score. However, as the
game progressed the Syracuse girls
gradually gained lead that could
not be overcome. The final score
was Syracuse 81, Holly IL.
The Holly boys were clearly out
played during the first half of the
boys game. This was due to over
confidence and the fact that fumbl-
ing On their part made team play
impossible. The team is superior
in every department to the SYRIA
SuSS tC0lA 0S W 0S S1loWA tIlC
comeback of the second half
The score at the close of the first
period was IA to in favor of SYRIA
cuse. At the start of the second
half the confidence and fighting
spirit that has been manifested in
previous games was present and
the Syracuse boys were soon on the
defensive with defeat inevitable.
The final score was Holly 80, SYRIA
cuse %.
The next game is with Fowler
High school at the High school
gymnasium Friday, Feb. IA.
A good crowd was present at the
game. Good seats have been plac-
ed in the gymnasium which provid-
es comfort for all.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-18
WEARING APPAREL
MISCELLANEOUS.
$4,000 Worth

or secondhand furniture and house
nolu goods wanted. II you have any
'"I'S Tor sale. phone NJ. 6t22-J.
$lO, 600 WORTH Of furniture wanted
tSishest cash prices paid. Scott-kelly
PFhHrmttuLe a. l25 North Main 81.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-18
GIRLS wanted. Shelby
Biscuit Company, 81 West
Colorado.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or practical
white or colored nurse for ~3-year-old
boy. Apply 1919 East Parkway, South,
or phone Hem, $40.
WANTED-By widower with chill.
dren, young lady h"ouSekeeper at once,
must be respectable and unincumbered,
A 6O6, News Sclmltar,
WANTED-Young lady, between Is
and 30 years, unencumbered, TO care
for small house and do light work. z
II, News Scimitar.
WANTED-A housekeeper, Apply at
Southern Hotel Sunday morning be-
tween 8 and l o'clock. Call at room
No. 10.
WANTED-Three experienced sales
ladies' at once, Apply
SANDERS & co.
III s.. Main.
WANTED-Good cook for family OF
two; room on place; good wages. Apply
1918 Harbert ave, Or 1015 Falls bldg,
WANTED-An experienced cook for
private family. Must have reference,
Apply at the Dixie Clothing House,
WANTED-Good cook, colored wom-
an; first class wages; small family.
Main 26O4: Hem. 6O7.
WANTED-A cook to live on place.
Apply 1919 East Parkway, South, or
phone Hem, 5770.
WANTED-Good cook; room on place;
good wages. Apply 81 North Mclean
Or phone II. 155.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-18

LocksMITHs.

SAFE AND. LOCK EXPERTs-we
nave two OF the most capable experts
" the South, Their services are avail
able on short notice at any hour 81
ne DAY or night to open or repair safes.
\ Co. Ns"s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
MANGln MAY LEAD DRIVE


Paris Gen MaEgia, one ot the
Trading officers o. thu French army
mar be recalled frcn bis command al
Nayy nee. the newspapers announce. 10
undertake a mission. the character
and scope OF which 10 Indicated plain
iy by The events tn Hungary
According 60 the Gaalols, ne would
receive very important command In
Eastern Europe undoahtedly the Bal
kans. with . view TO possible opera.
tons on the Hungarian frontier and
Southwestern Ressia.
Gen. NJ q Mslleisrre. the mill.
tary critic. In IN article IN the Ma.sn,
apparently rejecting military opinion,
suggests a. 4 means Of ch%e king the
folsA.,ihi ara rendering definite tbs
victory OF the allies. allied ARMIES
ahoald marrh tarcEsa Germany AID
sfsArt . Junction with Poland Gen
MAile'srr~ adds the allses must finish
he tcs ny thunder stroke and Do.
c,ares TIA, the sword M Marshal Toch
= BOT ret shsathed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

For about an hoar Aunt Miranay' q
three duaky offspring had been pes
terins" her 10 take them 10 the cir
Gus The biz tent had just been
pitched three or four blocks away.
aid thera was gfrnr excitement IN eff~
nelghhoyhoed
Nov. you all 80 on away" sum-
manded Aun, MIrandy. Il gotta work
30 bus w grub aa yo' clos aint
Tos no time 10 tak~ 10 nowheres,"
Den ASK rappy to take US plead
ed anc II the youngsters.
''iIuh' 70 pa aiut got ms iutrns'
tn no c,rcus a.talt. a'sll. No, sab -
Then after n pause, abe added con.
ternptuousiy' "He Amt got DE-
siisht.s amhitinn fnr no circus slnce
be- done had de- aeilrieus trsmhles." -
New York Globe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Surely Any Woman Would BE Satia-
Ned With proof That Was offered
Mira Newiy~ed

For a While. as they wAi&eDniaag
belthcr spoke. The silence became
butte strained Al last she snid Ia u
tard. Tense yaiee
"yoU don't care whether TN happy
Dr. not do YOU We've h&-a married
benr', u week. aud nov YOU doa't
Wrr " neither I'm happy or not"
"My angel. do" he said mIsrrably
~Bm sEmply rannot permlt yea 10 do
that II ts asking tn much
rnu tears rolled dawn her checks
4" for each cheek
'Npu don't Iou don't :" SHE cried.
y fshe har lip trarrniiy, "ica ben,
,are whether Ina happy or not :"
II ess marc than his tender. low
tnx heart could stand Ne E'iIrt.d
9uiltiIy ooh, very welt, ~ nhead X
you Ilke" he mld gruHly
AnA While she toak out her powder
pun aud powdered her noSf aud st
Guilty r,RhI ea ths crow'itSi pavement
he turn.sl HIS back and looked into the
ehow windows ~ a plane shop va ~
nrc would know he was with her
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
why DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

For many years druggists have watched
With mach snieress the remarkable svccrd
maintained by DIR. kiimsr's swamp Root.
the srva. kidney. liver and bladder nsdf
cine
II 10 = physieian's prsscriptson.
swamp Root u a ssgvaz. Aealns nnsti
cine. II helps the ktdseys. liver and Mad
der DO the work nature intended th<y
aheuid do
Swamp. Root has stood the test Of years
I, m soid by all druxs,sts on its merit
and ii should hslp you. No ether k,dney
medicine hxs vi wsny trseaas. ~
He sure TO swt swamp Root and saart
treatment 81 onee.
However. II yeu wish first TO test this
great prepafatinn ~nd ten crnsn to In.
kilrr~r a Co. Rngham,on. N, T.. fer q
sample bottle, When writing be surv and
mention sais paper ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
| DEAD SHOT"
SAYS MINISTER
Black .Draught Given niOh rfaiss
A. 4 Stomach and Liver Mod
cine by #-known Oh
Gentleman VINO Nus
Used II.

Asnsoia. Texsa--1he Rev. ~ q
Jenkins. 4 sxsfred manlsser of th@ n.
u GhnreA scatA. hssas In shla City.
says: II asvc u~d Black DrsasAs as
Q stomach and liver medicine. and
have never found it, equal
Ores suffered fer twc naoushs with
cramps and pains. tried everything J
could hsar OF without avail but Hssck-
Dranght was q dead shot
am known here and all over the
state for my hlnesty and truthfutness.
am 10 PEARS uid aud have used Each.
Draughs for ysars.
can hlghly recommend II 10 any
enc rs q liver medicine that has no
equal. II h. excellent for stomach.
liver and other ailments. l uss u for
bad taste 10 the mouth. headache
and other sitknesses that cone freM
the disorders Of the liver"
Thesiford's Black nraaght Is pnely
vegetable. and acts actively on the
bowels. gently stimulating the liver,
and helping TO increase the norma.
discharge Of bile into the intsstines
II assists Id the dig~ssion OF fo<Ni
aud relieves constipation 10 q prosnpt
and natural way.
Try Black Draaght. Buy d package
ef Biaek.Draught totiay,--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
SIX THOUSAND BOYS
Or TH|RT|ETH HOME
HUGE CROWDS WEkcoseE rAE
s4ssss ON ARRIsAa AT
c1ARLEsvcN.
TO CAMPS FoR DESTRUCTION


ChAflessoa. =. C.--Thrse transports
cAaae la,o part MarrA - trcFe France,
egiAging thousands u the msa OF the
Ola Hickory Division. sossaeg Tennes
sec. North and South SAEeitna aatiox
Nj xaAFsis,nen, To whom Field Marshal
naig saye eAies ersasi for hs~sktas
tho Hiadsahars Line
The tirsi trInsport TO arrive was The
Mercury. Bringing ds officers and s.o&a
rasu. most az them from apeag South
eszrusiMa :, TAs rssasatax ssss4isyA ssre
deharkei In ~ Hsaatez. AMI after =
roRstng wsieems here, left In trains
FOR Camp saess0n. Celamhsa. where
ihey will no through the asua! au&r
anslnc routine. Moss Of shatA VIII
eventually Ape 6smaaaslx@d there. nas
essnals troa other organizations wiz
10 60 ether CAMPS
Tho other two sransp ports, the koea
iagen der Sederlanaen and the isoeA
aantas. came into port later in the day
Aboard the Sedeslandsn 10 The former
Charleston battalion % the Soath Car
china national guard
Brig Gen tsAwrwnce n Tyson u
Knoxville was the seuior otficss
Aboard the Merary The men de-
tavked tran ths Mercury appeared 10
fine shape and II was reported thai
eHly five were on the s!ek list
Cos, Tysan said that the men Of tho
aoth were daiisf,se 10 " again I'M tire
United states and thai they deeply sp
rrscsated The welcome extended them
For himself he said thai he was Their
oaghly glad tina. the war was over.
vita the American cause victorious
The men are In superb physical con
ditien and their appearance set at reg,
reports that thny were SscR and anfi,
TIE local chapter Of the Red Cruas
looked after tbs creature comforts az
tho soldiers, who we're espeei tally
pleased with bananas and with leo
cream. saying iha; they had had rome
since iearing this country for crerseas
Despite the early hour al ~hlch the
Mercury arrived the ~aterfrua, was
literally thrurgea wtth people, NIL anx
ious TO extead greetings 10 the return
ing heroes Mayor r r Hyde and
members OF the city coanci. went
down the bay on one boat, members
OF the mayors committee on patriotic
cooperation on another, Red Cross
leaders on third and relatives OF the
returning soldiers on fourth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has h~~n used tor all ailments nat
are caused by q disordered sfasnAo
and inactive liver. such ~ sick head
ache, constipation. sesr stcnAeAs
nervous indigestion, fsr,nsnt2tioa a
feed. ,alpi.stion Of the heart caus@d By
gsses In the stomach, August Fiowes
is a Sentle laxative. regulates dixsxtioa
both In stomach and iatrstinea cleans
and swe~te1s the stomach and a.imen-
tmry canal. stimulates the liver 70 .
crete the bill. aad Impurities from the
hiessi. Sold In all civilized countries
Give IL . triai--46T.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

jimsHy IA small tenyesrsld and
very unpopular with the family just
now lie rrclons time frun hagful
~ Ill-gottea marbles, and has r~iucrd
the use 81 soap and water TO n fne
point. The nthrr morning he xaA. NJ
nstial. late NJ breakfast Finally his
father mounted the steps y few at 4
time. only 10 come 90 Ilniny TIA the
bathroom door locking complacentiy
tu'u hi~ vrothefs hand n.rraS.
What are you doing With that
u,irrp-T" his father asked brusca~ly.
"'Trylng to s.~, what part Of nay face
~ wash. he Answered promptly. --ln-
dssnap,iis News
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
ktla Political Belief.

The question asked for an explana
'lon VI the spells system" aud how
long did Il iastf"
politicians son, the nature Of
whose party was very evident, wrote :;
When Andrew Jackson became pres
ldrnl he pat All the Republicans ont
If Office aud took In Democrats in-
stead rht$ system was called the
sIrils SYSTEM We st,ll have IL when.
ever "A Democrat wins the election, "---
Indianapolis Star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

saenAis that IL hiAnsys nssk hekA
Yea shc1ld uss COLD ANDAL HaAr~
km On Uapsasss lasn eaistsay. TIE
sestkins. healing oil Etimxlatss The
tidnsyA rslirves lnAsmmAtiaa - -
ssrpys Ne esvmS wAirA Aava cxa.srS n
DO h ycef drxegtsl tsAny Ard sss \
kcS n GOLD MEDAL Haa4saa a
C4psniss IN twesty-fs Asurs yws
should fe~a health and sseas swtnrnine.
After zen feed sesaesAAt nnpesvsA
eouAinps 10 tAke ses ~ tw~ rAeeulss
e&eA ~, - ~ n ksep ~ 9sst~eaAas
csndItaen saA vssA ~ ~ 1n&Cx n
c4AeY AtfnrAa
- fcf IL &xtgtnAi imported O<X1O
MEttAL bs~nA Tire SAAea. kAmey -
flushed u tAey - aet A4lp ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
World League OF Women.

The group ~ iuo frrnch girls ssnt
Uvrr f.reet'y a. American colleges for
their education. and the Populations
uf representative French aud English
wonen VITA are bringing messages Of
sra4Studs and .ipsriraIioa for u.s. are
ouly y fr,, iudltatioos ~ The craving
'reltug ~ ournees among she aomea
~ The world
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Kidney dss%ass In no resT~ct~f es pers
sens A majority u the ilis s6istinx
people to-day san be traced bach 10 tk<
kidney tsuahle.
The Kidneys are the usext Important
organs Of the body. They sse the III.
trsvrs ri your blood II tks peisens
which are swept iron the tisaaes by The
kieed are not eliminated thW&gh The
kiaasys, disease II ans ferm ~ sne&hes
win elasns You ~ \ virtim.
Kidney disease In usaaliy Indicated BY
WEAKNESS, sleepiessneAa, nervousness,
Aespend~acy. haeksehs. stcmsrA trca.
Ase, rsin In ioins snd lower ahxlc0en.
gall s,en*s. gravel fheuma.lssn. scsattca
and lHmhase,
Al thsse dersnyesasnts ~ nafnrsra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Here, you sluns.ering ssch !, Whats
the matter with yer," snssssd r~<ses-
trtan who had eciiidsd With Iva Iastie
81 Grusise. ha was wslopsnx around
In Kansas tify's midst 'TaSfeaad
yuur eluTnssssrS Why dest ysa kerr
to the -sgntr"
~Sus I can't" answered the csy~rfs
Or. Tn iefs .hanseyt ard | g~t 10 rss'
Tied that I ks~p te-rrtrinx wAacA 10
witch. CITY Saas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

"I'ii be- heartily gtasi wN*a they Evs
the slFshlp perfected 50 sAa, h csa
takc share in geaetal p@ssrageF sraf'
A.. remarked Mr.. tsssssa@ta
al @tti save 'fllte. !" fFA ss's.' We
Il deaT assspt the these. fsHs dNGss
believe they viii eywr perfect aa air
ship that WITH require n ssSsseagwf 10
hang cato a strap instead III providing
htm With seat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
REMEMBER

There Nv ea~, isa ae~A 90 suffer ffasa
the pains VT bruises. snsasaA, burma
neuralgia. rheumatism. esS vachsrs
naim relieves aarh rains ~ ~ell ~ II
Coco ihe Water allHsvnts. Therefore
keep IL haad,, Write for agvas's prices.
and sanpse. IL II IL Dot ssii IN roar
eeEafnHuIty n W. saeAer, lAe~ N*w
Orleans. La. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
Aged -: Leaves as ssr~sysr1

Mobile. Ala Mrs Many Bsstists.
- wears Of arr. IN dead AT the scfns
n her grxatsca af Ut fErs, this ccar.
". Mrs Rstsasts ss survived Try ona
isagatsr oSe sister, ~ f-aatchitassc.
" erea, srsnGs hilaren aa6 eight
great great E-Bnaekildr+5
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

SnnsA. esa~e sbs~e ss1sassa pssr essrul 80 .
ess~ tNsr. y Nns1 - - NKAA Gassss1psra
eNnvHs ASfW - sAfsi Sts$fE esvsn rvsafy
p~~~ - tsSssxesa aS4 - - 3eosas A@rsN
sTsag f-~~ " ~ tAe@ svsaaa peswS viz A~a
y ss-~~M saASA r~Asns - sah& u sse ssmaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
TO pEFaAS FOOD cosr.


CorsnsaErn in orssr 10 dstray the
.oA O. food sarpssas tss Cermas rin-
s;se O. finance b Aerat To issae . D.
sres requiring delivery to iae stat. Of
al tersiss securities viii . fined rata
4 interest e1cevt Raxssas aSs cana
% G~rTxs's tr-Tsr alice. according
% advises frcn Esrs.n They VII -
:arr Aasea .; heir nasas; ,alae =. Tie
az. NJ *sia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

It's an .asy matter so f,s3 any one
with The exception ~ Yourself
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

list few persons want the things
that are Il, b. hea for tbs asking.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

The moment giri slnis her ideal
sire begins scratch Tor substitute
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

\ shooting t,h IN The East Indies
has hol,aw cylindrical heak When
Il secs hy 90 ptants that grow Ia
shaitnw streams II elects a single drop
NJ ~nter whish stocss the ny into
the tlde
II a Nan can't teoK yea IN the eye.
better tpok his horSe In the mouth,
II hes trying TO sell him 10 you.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

l...ss * mxn snsgw Aow - ears
hasas, but are aashsr to a.o.szr. ,AeSa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
THE SHORTHORN COW

IN Ne fAra~ss stw. ksss
asvss . liberal tisv Of ~, u
and carries . hALasA hem
mssh Svsssins, N. has
s~ishts \ gales aisssssitiea
sna tAfiyes sA thu o sissAsy
IN res sSsshssa, WIS ass
sAsss, wstk.kvh ~ ttIsv@ ssv
ist-srsi fsnssiss' YEA soaIf
sS'ssa haze Available hasA
=: ssa&li sesl 4 shsossbo#a
bail wiis &sld ~ essasas "
every st~~s he kses Yes
sAa alwsys ssii b MA1sss
lk.xsxs tsrs.stl.r~s a ss...,k.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

People Who have nothing 10 do but
visit IRE the worst Kind 1T h0res,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Never fy~a With :uci: h. might
fool vow
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
MANY DISCHARGES tssugn

,oe1S7 offissrS. Cadets ard Esllsss1
Men Get Leave Air Service.
WasAinxtos, discharges from the
army air service 70 March u totxiled
ias III officers. cadets aad enlisted
msa The total strength Of the ser-
vfles al cad ot Aostli!ttes wAs ise,5sT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Lent
The World Ws will have 10 sarfen-
der.
The peyis- Don't worry, IL Is only =
forty day arInis,ice
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Constructive Work.
Hewtt-~lie'S n constructive states.
man.
Jewrtt~I understand he Ii pretty
90od ~ building political fences.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Ass~, Am~stear hh@<sk.sru nrssders' Asss,us
s1nslHn. u p~xs~s FAsa Avssess uMasAss. El.Gss