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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
DELAY IN OPENING NEW
 BRIDGE OVER THAMES

State Highway Commissioner C. J.. Bennett has informed the New Lon don committee that he is not yet able to fix a date for the opening of the highway bridge over the Thames riv CT.
 Mir Bennett stated that there are several safety devices in transit fore the bridge can be opened and it is unlikely that the opening will be much before October 1.
 The committee is arranging for dec eratien of the bridge at the opening.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
BORN

LAPoRT-In the Backus hospital. Sept S. 19I9, 8 daughter tn Philip and Edna Iaport of 6sl% South street. Taftville.
 RICK ER--In the Bacl1us hospital Sept. Q 1919, a daughter 70 Carlos and Florence Thatcher Kicker of 4S Town street.
 sCHWARTZ-In the Backus hospital; Sept. g. 1919. 2 daughter to Samuel and Sarah Schwartz Of Plain Hill sMITH-1n the Backus hospital Sept 9.1eta. a son to Samuel and Gertrude Snl.t-a of EaIt:c-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
RETURNING TO CALIFORNIA 2
 BY AUTOMOBILE TOUR

MT. and Mrs. Romeo Dupuis of Los Angeles. Cal. were recent guests of Mrs. Dupuis mother. Mrs. Peter I4e- tendre, of this city. Mir. and Mrs Du- puis are on a four months tour of the east. They left Los Angeles three months ago and have visited relatives and friends in Canada. They left Nor wich Saturday on the return trip to California and intend to visit nuna- Der of cities on the way
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
0flk.Bl1llftfd>  Nor~iah, "Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1919

THE WEATHER There will be rain Wednesday in New England.
 Winds off Atlantic coast: North Of Sandy Hook: Moderate southeast winds, rain Wednesday. cloudy Thursday.
 Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate east winds over north portion with rain Wednesday, gentle south ans southwest. winds over south portion with fair weather
 Ferecast. Southern New England: Cloudy Wednesday, rain in east and south: Thursday cloudy
 Observations in Norwich. The following records reported from The Bulletins observations, show the changes in temperature and the baro- metro changes Tuesday:
 Ther Bar o. i'i' ''''' % 0V,oU i- ....... oz 5o-eo Highest 62, lowest 5s
 Comparisons. Predictions for Tuesday: Showers and cooler
 Tuesdays weather: Rain in morn ing, threatening in afternoon, north east wind, much cooler.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
MISS MARION E. STARK
 TO TEACH IN KOREA

Miss Marion F.. Stark, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles L. Stark of 123 Maple street. is to leave this week for Seoul, Korea. where she has been en- gagged for st three-year term to teach the children of missionaries. She will go to Seattle. Wash. whence she will
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
Sang at Alumna. sanaust.

Miss Alpha Gaudette, who is the daughter Of Mrs. Annie Gaudette of NoluntcWn and 9. graduate of St. Vim cent hospital school for nurses, Wor- cester, sang solo at the banquet held Sunday night. in connection with the alumnae reunion and banquet.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
Wen Prize Waitx.

Robert G. Blake of Yantic shared Eith a New Londen com petiter the prize wa1tz heners Saturday night at Pulaski Hall. MT. Blake has won prizes 1r t&e fox tret. erester ana waltz In Worcester and Webster.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
Motor Beat Trip to Ocean Beach,

A party of about 80 West Side young people left here Tuesday evening at about : o'clock in tho Irene M.. for a launch trip to Ocean beach. Harry House and Miss Mildred Fillmore wers in charge of the arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10

Frees which grow on the northern side of a hill make more durable tim Der than those which grow on the southern sida.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10

sail for Kobe. Japan. and frem there it is a trip of about seven days, by beat and rail, to reach Seoul.
 Miss Stark was the .valedictorian of the class Of 1912 at the Norwich Free Academy and is a graduate of Smith college.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
WILL JOIN CAPT. LORD
 IN PANAMA CANAL ZONE

Mrs Franklyn T. Lord. who. with her little daughter has been spenG- ing the summer at Eastern Point. with her parents. Mir. and Mrs George c. Preston, is to leave from New York Panama canal zone to join her hus- band, Captain Lord. U. $. A., at Camp Caillard. This is on the Paci- fie end of the canal zone and Captain Lerd expects to be stationed there for about three years.
 It will be q seven day trip by steam CT from New York for Mrs. Lord and her daughter to reach Panama.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
THE NEW COATS

Smart models for every occasion. An eees ceptionaI collection of New Fall Coats, dis playing a pleasing varisty of distinctive models of extrems smartness. The materials are Svertone, Bolivia, Crystal Cord, Polo Cloth and Veiour-price range $275o ts SSo 50,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
For Women and Miss
THE NEW SUITS

Our early showing of New Fall Suits offers ideal selection from one of "a kind models. Amongst the materials in favor Tri- cotine, Velour Popin and Serse-prcs range S2e.e5 to Se5.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10

It is depler7ble that a girl can get her first kiss but once.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
THE NEW PLAID SKIRTS

Plaid Skirts in great favor this season and we are showing then, in big variety of models and color eonhiratons-both in plain and neated styies-styiisl1, serviceabie Skirts for immediate wear-priees are S1e.5o, S22.5o and &25.o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
THE NEW DRESSES

We showing a splendid line Of Dresses made of ssrvieeable Navy Blue Serge and Trie,tine, some plain tailored, others with dainty touches of embroidery and braids - price range S225o to $45.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10

Sun. Mesn ana 1ise..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
PEACE INCREASING WORK,
Need Fer Red cross Does Not Term,
rate Win Cessation Of Aestilttles.

Washington lha coming ~ peace
has served to iucrtaae rather than III
utnlsh the WORK Of the American Red
,russ. satd Provost Marshal General
Crowder. IN . statement lssued In con
negtlau aitn the Red Cross Christmas
lueu bershtp campaign.
The need for the Red Eross, salt
Gen Crowder does not terminate
with the cessation VI hosstlities rath
or arr tia usefulness and It's scope Ia
ernassd With the war al an end Ia,
Red Cross must turn It's hand IL thu
rehabilitation Of devssted Europe. net
our TO tho late theaters Of operation
but 10 AL hose fields lust delivered
FROM hostile occupation and among all
Those people sho Tor more than foui
wears haye falt the hee " German op
rrsgsf'en 70 srN s.arsass Its ssttsts.s
"a his time Is 10 add misery 10 suffer
Irf"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
WOOD TELLS or WAR DEEDS
Maj Gen Leonard Weed Says sssh
Unit Captured a.ooc 1echs PRS
onsrs Without Ices u q Man.

RAnsaa Ct;y The ssth disIsion, rep
r@aanttas many mid western states 10
TIE c1paditionary forces. vas the first
American uni, 90 take over 4 sector
~ssbDat AriIlsA ar French supervision
Maj Gen Leonard Wood, eDmmandaci
ut Camp Funston, has. who prepared
the men fer military service. sald In
Az address heYe
M nsG reports. Gen Wood said.
the sgth had captured i,o00 tsoehs
prisoners without the less Of 4 man A
doeamen' captured by thia division tes'
ii,ies 80 20 rs efficiency II Mas al
order from the commander ot she t2f
mans facing the s9th and said a a "
American division sas before thesp.
fresh Ia service. but unusually r.t.
eiegI .. i. ...........,. ,..s.., IA.
$50. far ~ the army " concerned. !"
t.rn Wood saut.naed. "th" nation has
hffrti' SrY e'a-fusisti rxt nar@ .sssssesaj
pitched 80 per c.at ot the work We did
II n had not been Oar msn In the
catups ALWAYS were ~ and ready tos
sork. due solely 10 the fact that the
camps sefs dry
fl, e,,eelutea with a. plea tae unlrsr
al! military service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
PREDICTS NATIONAL
PROHIBITION FEB. |
SURVEY OF TAE PROHIBITION
SITUATION MACE ESRLte sx ..
ScARp OF TEMPERANCE.
Ratification % the Nsticaai prohghl
t}sn Awe Td~4ert TO tire Federal
Constitution 10 Thought To
be Assured in 30 Statrx

Wasainktoa Ratification of she pro
hlhsti5h amendment u ihv feterat 'crU
Rfstsffscss, ssv -sa9,.' t,a&s@ssaast .ageet
fourths ot The states ~ next Fob -
predicted tn The survey VI the prohibit.
ton Situation mate puais by the
board Of OF temperance. prahihltios
and pghlic morals ~ sha Methodist,
Episcopal church F1.teen states sArs
approved the anlcaauep, and tar
amendment aHd the board dseiareS
thar Jq other states, the legislatures
II which meet nrsf month. AL vote
iaYorably GA The proposal for uAtl0p
~hts ptoAthiuos
The states which tho teard declares
will fatity The smendnsen; at the som.
ING legislative sessions are Alabama.
Arksnsas, California Colorado, Con,
ueeticut, idaho. u tn.s,s indiana losa
karsss. Maine. Michigan Minnesota
Missouri Nebraska, Nevada. New
Hahps hire. New Menlcn North caro-,
lisa. Ohio. Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode
Island Tennessee. l,Ah. Nerment
Washington. Wisconsin. Meet Virgini,
and Wyoming pennsylvania Is CHASED
as hopeful NeW YORK. ian even prep
asitian" and New Jersey Is probably
opposed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
JOFFRE NOW ONE OF
FRANCES IMMORTAlS
VICTOR or TAE MARINE 10 MADE
MEMBER or raz FRENCH
ACADEMY.
WILSON ATTENDS FUNCTION


! I'aris Marshal 1ottfe nav is Tor
ra.y mum bered among f'rancs's -
ssssaaysass, 'ftse Waiter st, sha ksasAa
sas made a meub Der OF the Frenca
academy last wsak Promptly upoa
The stroke Of !, MARSHAL joftra a3ri, ed
at The inslitate. Guessing the seine
over the Pom, dss Aria. accompanied
BY his spoaaor. Gabriel HoaotAax, and
hls aide de camp ,ammanaaEt JoaaFs
With the knowledge that President
Wilson waa to attend the .anctloa, act
ing as an added attraction, great
crowds gathered along the route, fol
lowed by the marshal President Pnin
care attended ~ private citlasn and
fellow aoademielAn
Msrshai Jotfre wore The uudress uni
form u marshal Of France having
demurrei at wearing tae elaborate
costume u AN acadeMicisn
II, Is a. marshal Of France that |
enter the academy said The soldier
"ana Il IL dressed as such that sha'l
present myself there
The marshal's weIl.set frame eulsed
bsslde that % most Of his brother
members u the academy lie delivered
hts inaugural speech in deep. reson
ant voice that filled tan chaiae~F
where the ceremony took place After
reviewing IN. part played in the sar
b, France and he otAor allies. Mar
shal 1nftre said
| "'tiewess-r. se4 mach haEnGkrn Hnt, res
alusien would not have satficed had
not the al led peoples taken part 10
tho battle II was in .he conyicilop
that they wcrr fighting for rigat thai
ihe allied nations taand the strength
to sacrifice and the certainty az ut
mate stctery The power 81 these no
BIZ sentiments have beer evoked In
teruls which are ever present III "at
memory. hy the great Prrsldrnt WI
sou. white they inspired hin 10 most
generous srtiau
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

ant Of sysryttiax that sseks ~ retsrs
ssaa advancement VI Ideals, the accs2i
aHrs o. tbs truth. tan p1rttiesaioa pf
life, Ane essFy university maE cal
allY hiassraf sitA the farces OF shc
ursaent tiRae With the feeling that bow
al Iast the spirit of TRUTH, the saaFh ~
waiea universities have devoted theaa-
selves. has prevailed ard is triaMpn
aat.
II taaTN IL ore r3!nt OF pride that !
venture ~ sntertstE. II Is thai Il has
been my private privileges IL sons
measures 10 interpret the Ensssgxity
spirit IN the pablie life os great IA
is0n. and | fest THAT In honortng ns To.
day In tbis 8naSaal AID conspicuous
NAY yea have first u vii hoaoFsd the
people whom ! represent The spirit
yhss try to express ! know 10 ee their
spirit, and ln pFoportioa as serve
them | believe that Aagsace the cause
ot freedom
Il wish to thank you. air. from The
bottom Of my heart tor n distinction
which has In singular ~ay crowned
my academic career /"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
YOUTHS LOST At SEA.
Sis Gays IN Tiny Craft Swim = Mile
To ssers,

Quarantine. La Murray AuHphriaa
and Nsff#a AsrrcRaft, i7yeaf-o aa III
aass y-a4as vhss '~@s~ dFt%~H eNt ~
sea white making trip from Galfpsrt
10 nilr1i and who swan n@sflt mile
I'd fstA s..anrS rsspsaetss. ~ az, a easss CT
sns from TOO effects Of ,hrit hafdaalps
The hoys arw under physrsns cars
at Chateau Capsrd hau,lnE lodge
near hers owned hy Joseph Letter.
Chicago
The noys eHrlsined that An @astsf1r
wlnd drove their small n,otaraast oai
to sea TEE batteries became rIhAust
"a and they drtfted hslpiessly ssthopt
fpea or wafer except chat rain they
could gather Until they sighted lsne
They p~aM neAtiy mile and then
walked 10 Chateau Csnsrd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

warsaw TAs mother 81 former
Emperor az Nicholas o, Russia san
is Eyinx near IIysdts. In the tTtnteA~
has sern receiving letters every ten
days tNat purgoFtea TO COME trufa
the former ruler. according to Fc.isa
officers 3aa hsvs arrived hegR freq
Ssnssiorol The dowager empires. AUD
All AAcui her are Convinced tGAt MIR
rlas R0H,aaatt ia stAl alive aecortia =
~ information gIvea the officers ~ y
e.er-. be7 II Aer household
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
RUssAAClsOALIl
ARE EIGHT MILLION.
rrsss MILLION ssEN wEaE XIII
10 DURING THG woakna
GREAT cpNflicr
THE NATION IS STARVING
aussla's prss<ns csssslsNs u DE W
war EsaaassSew--A 4. 8Aek Sara
Tia pssy sss Assses rs Save
cssntr, Frsm sts~asssA-

Nee York Estimating RsssaAa Gao.
uAltses In the weird ~&F IA net aess
,aaa s.eev. geo NEE. Of 'sacnA Aesae. We
~erv killed and Ahoss Lees. sSs ai~
sal~t for life, A. ] SAek. dtrsescF II
the Russian iascrsnssioa sareAa. ~
csarei In aa address ecfw~ TIE Tar
slga eommsss@ eaah here thai Rus
sgas present pitifai ecnastiea W aaa 10
her exAaa,sson from YER
she 10 lying In seas Ut ascsd sad
tears. he Continued, "sa&. fartAcF, mik
lnus o. her people arr fseiAx death.
sAls time ssan starvation, About ~
9ea zoo RaSsians viii dse this wtasrs
unless the allied esSanirias rsaaaF ise
unfortunate conatry immediate Asia
an very sea@y0as scale.
Russia has sacrificed miissans al
he. sens anA all Ger happiness 10 make
the grlpaph d he allied eaass rassh
bic. and a, thts schema snoassnt VI vie.
tory he though: ot the democratic ma.
tons shoald to devoted ls Aassia. and
'Acy should MOI feel any right " ICY
and happiness agsii RaTria in made
again great free sne aArpy
After the ss,ishevist Tyranny IA
crushe4 and civic rights are reesisb'
atsNsd ,a-s 8asslesi sessgst ~sfi sxsfn
cali a cQnAi!tuta; aasasahls 90 ,a~ has
SO q universal, direct, equal and 80
yfpt outrage arf tie ssstrsrsy '~ail
define the constitution Of the stale
ard @ll solve haassas main social
problems
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
RUSSIA rsAkks AlLiEa


Msds nuns SuIt NvsAaah feff'tefF
Washington Formal thanas ~ the
all Russian government ST t)nhk 10
The victorious associated nalicns for
their actioa u requiring Germany 10
eyacua,e Russian territory IL express
ed In a eahlnfYam received at the Rus
sian embassy fran the acting ministrr
az foreign affairs o. omsk for trans.
mission to the .tate department
After voie ing rrgre. that Russia was
unable 20 continue IN .hs ~ef 10 the
end, the eabicKram says the titnss
government will accept with gratitude
any assistance that the allies will give
In the regeneration u Russia snd &c
tlar.s that Russia ahotid net add shat
not remain In her present stats, which
'threa,eas tho world with new and
gres, connections
Russia notes with profound salts
faction. said the message, that her
supreme ettarss tor tbs common cause
an weli AZ her imam erahis and san
saIaatt .acytf1cns hsrs nes hcrn sstts ;
soften The allied iegyes have forced
Germany Ito reneHBee the treaty OF
nres,, thiy have obliged her 10 evMc-
uAts Rus Ian territories and TO pa,
stop 10 the dcmnlishsns ~ Rnssia's ma
,tonal resources The Rassina govern.
nen, is happy 10 express The deep sen,
,ineu, Of gratitude ~hhh has t~en
evoked ia the hearts Of tae Russian
people by this nc, Of generosity of thu
ailicA
Russia. which 10 aspiring To the ~.
uniting 0, her separated territories,
pcrceiyes tn tina art The hope ~ nss'
;ng her voice beard a, the peace coa.
!ersnfe ard to add her share of Gel
alteration I'd the rebuilding Of The lI'e
~ nations co the new and aeshakah.e
Ass,s vs cAass and hissras&i ftt,Ferdshif
Accepting az the foundation for the
rerous'rucsion q. Ruasts the priHti
pies 81 liberty equality and trus dem.
acrAey the Russian government ~
e, Bt.dent that the allied powers are
guided IN thpir acts ay the high iaras
II humanity. equity and ln'srhstsonsi
solidarity Ard will accsp, s'th graft
tace their assistance in her efforts,
To- the regeneration u Russia Rus
sla ahoula na, and sasi ret remain sn
her actual stats. which threatens The
civilized vnra ~lth nes and great
enrnmoticas and which eos5d deprive
faF ianE time shN people slffsag e1
haas'et by he tstix9f, a. 'as Seae
t.ts ~ peace as wel, W. Ihe vicf<sfs al
~ fr-lffA ~ ,hslr siftnrY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
PICTURES Joy or FREEDOM
California sey o. tire Western Ffent
Nrises q ro~ DC gum snd Frsneh
People Enloy freedom,

Oakland Csl Granville \ 'Ansdt,l.
soldier 90 tHe western froat IA a
letter n biz sls,ct - th& city. "a =
hes the people % Belgium aud Frame
"r3oyed '@"'r ftrs, day aedoH,
a:ter 'aar ycars ot3as Hal op4r"ss on
}anSae, ~ss detailed ~llh hts colo
uej 10 reranrofe- on tHF BE siAB ilae
following retiring enemy troops t'a.e
y Thrg rode .sto 'a~a f~om aA3,b
the Germans bad Departed only a few
hours before
Cant y-l picture ne riding through
.rwG 1i'a pvea,e 90 hoia~+ltss AZ,
Aet-,rs and shpaUas lise mad se
Srgya-. 'E4ysiiS t. aut % y Wen
se stepped cuc eraw4 surrounded the
5aguGe}s ear aad saotaer gay mwc-e
tse shook hands an;a ay ~ris's
schat
They brought ne est 9riats &C.
Grated pse wtth flowers toak pN nj
lAp ara shoulder badge .or soave-irs
md tlnal dragged LSe ctf 10 hH'"e,
sAt me Ia a chair white madame played
God Save he King ard the AarseS
laise Then came the cheering aad
'lnA.lv they GrAss nv health
Ha~ever. rs prise ga trouble sse-c
10 have eorge when a yCuHs Ere 7c b
MAI wtts waaa2 he rad been On staE:
ihs tnvrs And In ,As trenches hsd'
Mira tarewril sssins soth checks ~iFt
g-ea. ABANDON And I h'sshe1 ike a
y0grg stAACs}.ki7, writes The Yn1BE
hero
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
PARIS AccIAtns ITALIAN RULER
ki-o Victor Er,ma~oe' Sai'ed BY .
Great rhrets

- Farfs NirE' Victor ETa+'s NC sssi. 80.
ecmpanied by the hesT TO the its"aa
throne the Prime ~ Piedmont ard .
small personal susra reached FSfis
tast week A warm aeleutns was SiFea
the allan monarch ay Fres'dsn' Feia
care Premier C.erencesa ard tAe
otner ministers ARD tnrqEgs IN Tee
streets acclaimed alm vori'eroas'v an
the procession LETT the s9suoa aaa
~eat to the Italian embassy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Town Ass Rattle Win F,smss.

SIR. r.,art. la Fire, which eriTi
rated ffcm an gissstertaiss8 tsaae. 8e
sfroyee rsose thsb hail u she business
yeftton nj Ncostngspnst ~ miles fsts
Asye causing damage sssimai~z at
$40 s@An Eight freshness ba1 )FMrs
were totally destroyed and 8ns NtiRr
sterx Was haAiY damaged Fjrv fight
lng saalpenert wss ser, from shrese
gsats 10 hatp siski tas flames TIE
rity fire fsghiafa sFs credited with
Ia Tiya sapet sas iawr Ncssln sH,af {
IA in the Certef II. The csi fields sc
rsASa AXE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Ax.sffraa.a 4 reveigs8e4a has tTok.
an n@t IN Hs,gxrIs according IA shtaF
-gA;sa eSeiratS hr the l.osas Anxls.
ser .r2s1 t@}raeia by say 81 H@h1afy
{ktskks - ss-segS r}gi$ns sssnayfss
slefr @Aes . ssaaE's cIgscaee ~ Ire het
raa 9, tue lsrxirs a9yne4 i1e c3iy
tyghaa FIVE Fersaas wess ssirf
Egi hsEar~s prisoners psrs released
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
ILLNESS IS FATAL 10
WALTER HINES PAGE
FcsAEa tksxo srATEs AMsAs
sArcg ro GwrA. ssssAsN
eAssss AWAY.
END CANE AT slsEAuRsI
gsffl aas 80
fsttsaa stsassA Hsassy q sesF Aas
csGs&A ssans 70 Rssasn AsnAssss.
asrshsS-sRssSr~ed " rAas
cs~ntvy L~ss Oeasses,

u rsnsAsrss. 4, C-~MAlses Hsaes RAE@
tcsuaeF asnhas*aaos ta Great hxssAsa-
as~d asr~ ns<, ~ sfssr N ssiAass ef
snAay w~shs I'm t1ss's health e~FAa
~ faai assFv ssAr $50 and W. gave
sr hin pees 10 ashaassAos At tas ccagt
VI a. Jamas ,sls In the s~namsfs
nv Pare resnsa<a 10 The United
States on ocs. m and hs wss sscs@a
als~esiy from tho steamer 10 Aasrsssa
In Nr~ York Fer sime Aas coadatsaa
sAs~ea Improvement. bar iase IN Ne.
weather be suffered relapse RAftn
shls month ha rsisssa AID III days az
vac hsnashs h. fsnsarsst fws waiie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

he seemed to grow stronger hal suf
tered 4 second relapse ssi week
Nest M the tnemh~rs u Df Pages
family were With bin wben death
came They sncindrd Mira Page, his.
daughter Mrs thsff-s u i.orinx 81
, A.&saSssaq his saa. Ralph H. aEs4e. ana
his brothers. Heafy A rage. iunsas ~
Pare and former Congressman Robert
". Page MAJ Frank n PAGE. who ac
compsnied hts father home tron Enss
land. arrived sunday morning. NJ
other Bcn. Capt Arthar W Page, 10
nnw serving In England
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Paris B.s1cq NaK7HfRe e Ferrs,
hss r. efigea trora @av4iDai Hartman
Arsat,sAep y Cologne. - cases err
tsl=t-r religious ornaments s@isG
wrre taken fraE ;he 8ocese O.,
RAeiases Ny German soldiers TAay
"! he seEi 30 FtaEes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

WASHINGTON TIE east Ut tie CREST
gsf7bEii&4ag Ant VI iiex issas4 waK
estimated nj so .7fQ. 8Ss hy Chsfses
lssex, xe1srai manager "; tAe tasgsssr
boards srastFsaeY fse8s nosgars ifssl,
l4e said fhe tArs. sAseh s1s tie ssersA
ess ssiY ara has - ssass .asa. Should
SA c~~a Faatsa ia 40 Says
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

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so ,sfr9s ie Msxaen we're rrseaT ssssTAsa
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Evening journal., 1919-12-26
Sl)C..59 Sl)
pEl7E::lI31s Il;

Attorney K5tehum, of the ilrm Of
I. Kelcham and l.. sklnnem, thinks Il
IN anc business for him 20 charge $500
for q four-hoIr trial, but he is sure
that It IS outrageous to pay a plumber
Si5O for fixing frozen water pipe
when It only takes The plumber an
hour 10 do it.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26

John Woioshevich's name was too
hard TO pronounce. so his Springfield
lll., friends called him "Bolshsvik" "
lie IS opposed 10 The Lenlne govern
ment, and John will seek 10 have his
name changed 10 Wallace.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26

Metal workers and machinisls are
under favorable planetary ruling and
should watch the Want Ads for good
opportunities;