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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
Splesaid Coash Medicine,

A. feel that every family
should know what splendii med
icine Chamberlain. Cough Rene
dy In. | am only Ion pleased IN re-
late my experience and only ~ish
tina, ] had known cf il. meti,p
years ago. writes Mr.. Clay Fry.
Ferguson Station. No. give il
70 nov children when they show the
slightest symptoms u being coupy
and when | have cough OF cold
on the lungs very les io#e. sill
relieve me. and by ,asiag j, Tor a
lev days toon get rid NJ the cfrid =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
1 DlCxson lNTERvlEW
Mf. Taylor Tells His Exper-
ienTe. III

The fsll0wins krAsg account "A 10
interview With = Diesson imam slshi
years $50. and its seacsl. will b
read with keen iassrass by every
citizen
J X. TayIos. retired biseksnisA.
Rick.is Ave. ssy: i tpuHd
Doaa' VI Kidnay Pills 10 b. % N.
esli~ri kidney remedy and ] gladly
sccemmand lham. Ny kidnaya
we're wsak and acted irsexussfsy. |
had 4 severe baekscll* toe. Dean y
Kidney Pills. procured iaam abs
Asast Drug Co gave me srss, re-
let" The above statement Vas
zivsn February Is, 1911 and on
Japs 7 1913. Mr.. Taylor sdasd;
1 recommended Doan Kidnsy
Pills In 1911. Sincs then. tAsy
/ ave aiwass proven beneficial whsn
| ba1s had need 10 0ss them.
Price 6Oc, st all dealers Den /
simply ask Tor . kidasy rsmedy--
rot Dcans kidney Plli~--ths same
TIA, Mr. Taylor bad Fostsr.
MiIburn Co. Mrs. Buffalo. n Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

+. +
win Rssss1y. son Il III. Hrs. n
l. Dssalsy d Boa Aanx. Tssk.
passed awav In tkl hems nj Mi
Is&isnx, "a 4:&5. RsnaRy sftGnssaa.
kes @. 1915. Hs -. eDs ii \
sssva family. leaving ioss s,soshsn
and three skssss& aiso tso hsh
bseshsrs and one balt sssta, 9se
msgsn his loss. q
He had tssGn 10 txiling hsalsh ior
several Tsars, being sdtA.tsd wi.t,
come uSinsi trouble. di.hssea. or
Bsishts disease. he had soesh,
relief 1t sAs hands VI tbs beet phT
sieisns. bot medical ses@nce ea,sht
do nsshins for him, ar,i be had h.
give vp thu 6@hs.
He VA q valued smplosse u
the N u. ana 10. l. Rs snd aae
been sish thsn several YEAR,. h.
~ss . m~anbsr otahS e.dss Oh
Brotherhood of RiSay T,slnnsa
and the husisl ssESiss vsr held
under the dirrcsssA N HE IoSss
I've ritual heiuxf~sd hy Mr. Vol
VI Nashville rfhs N. C. and III. L
Ky. sents tsec,sI" TO Bon Aqua
10 carry tb+,bsoshsshood member
irisnds ar 4 kiustnsu 10 hss barisl.
His povf xsri,y was astssassi by The
large .isEwd AZ shs burial. The
tiosat tributes uvts x.psciall,
| isSs and beautiful One Of r,,,.c.
3eno,ics was tbs Brotherhood offer,
lYg Stimulating n larss wheel with
= part OF one spoke and \ par, Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

Apiece OF chalk In the hand. j
some Of oos village youagses5
seems to do more Ia deises lid
mar our little city than 3 & Kole
herd Of cattle. About .Ytty 30
often they are possessed yah this
fearful crate Of mart!pf, s,up the
sidswslks and buiiFIs Every
ssy you turn you se. Sketches VI
weird structures srsbosrd TO De-
houses and Jus, ~. Asisd creatures
who are pr-.umsstsy meant to In.
haoi, the w.iitEr6ases Then your
eye 10 sres,ed.fy the utahlins an
noaoement Ma, "Jesnuis Kissed
Mary" Ss,m.,ime., Too, you zee
the written command 10 90 10 =
very wzrm place At 'lrs. this
trick ii the children 10 amusing,
hut X soon grows tiresoms. and IL
H. certainly destructive to order end
kssau.y. II the children were
taught TO have civic pride in their
home town they wouldn't want TO
mar |. up % and no child 10 too
young to learn snd understand the
essentials Of = good citizen.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
MoM-NgeioGhr NOTICE.
'tsenevs 0ski~y;
w.,
Aadrw Oakley.

Aadrew Oakley
In Chsneery at Dickson. Tenn,
10 this cause /, appearing to the
clerk and master hon the bill.
which 10 sworn to thai Ihs defend.
Ant, AndIeS Oakley. is.a naaIssi.
dent Of the State oi Tennessee. and
cannot be- served with process
therefore, IL 10 ordered that said
Andrew Oakley. appear Al The court
house. In the town ii Dickson.
Tenn. on az before the 18th day oi
December 1919. came being AN ad
journed term 81 this court. aud
plead. answef or d-mur to the bill
filed against him In this cause for
divorce. oF the same will he taken
for confessed and the canss set tor
hearing expsrte /, IL further
ordered ,hs, this notice b. publish,
ed ia the Dickson Ceants Herald
Tor four consecutive weeks, A. re-.
CURED by Law ia such ca.ts.
Witness my hand at Office In
Dickson. Tenn. this November 18th.
1919. ..... J. J. TAsloa.
Clerk aud Master
". T, Crotxer. Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

These tablets ARE intended espv.
eially int indigestion aud eonstips.
ton, They tone up the stomach
aud snahls ii IN pTsimm Ito iunc.
,ious naturally They act s~aily
on the liver and bowels. thereby
restoring The stomach and bowels
10 healthy condition Wh.n you
ie.l duil, stupid and constipated
give them trial. fpu are cvstsin
10 hr pies~ed With shrit effect.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

ChsiHrnar u sisr tame .t.s ysar
lssi yess. aad ali tbs years before
II 10 old. YET /. - nsw; il 10 = tLina
OF the p.s., otlhr present, aud will
hs Z .hins II Ms saia- natis ,inss
lmmsmosisl. Who - there su,org
IN TOO old 10 vsmsnahsr the Chsist-
na. OF hi. childhood? IL there ons
who doss not look hack upon IL a.
Upon the happieei day Of bis liief
IL IN uas that some poor kiddies
never know the inv and the thrill Of
a real Christmas. Por that r~saon,
ls. each OF 10 appoint oufssli 4
Good Fellow aai ste tha. some
suunas,er thfouxn vur etJfts xss
acquainted With . real Christmas
this year. Whsrs 10 oil humanity
!. there a greater longing. q dsares
sxp-e.atioa. and 8 swcsser hops
than ip the h.sis VI child on
Christmas mornipsf But IN ell
III. earth there 10 no look so sad. no
cob No s,abbipa. ~ are called forth
bs ihr empty stocking
Taey tell 10 that reindeer fur Ia
the latest wrinkle. We presume
that Santa Claus is h,t ding the
market with reindeer since hs
must have goas over to the mod
srns snd rides ia an automobile.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
Shosld Be Qoarsni,ned

Many physicians believe ths, any
one Who has bad co!d should h.,
completely isolated tn prevsn;
otf,e. members a tbs family and
associates from contracting ihs ai.
sease. N colds ARE ahon, a. catch
ing - measles. One thing sur~---
the sooser one rids bim.elf u .
cold the lese the danger. ard soa
will look . good while before you
6nd better medicine than Cham
keriain 4 Consh Remedy 70 aid yeu
in curing q cold.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
Farms For Sale.

~ ae,~ Iafm near Tennessee
Cily. ali level land, house and barn.
,sn sore. isnced with wire, Price
SGFdIlU i2iots Iii West Ditksn,.
two sd- VI bsildinss aud cistsra,
Mus, he tali by January 6Fst NJ
81 80
i'inkeriuu aud SANDERS, Uictsoa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

vrooins 4 Co, Butter 4 Cheese
Merchants. New York City. says.
We keep RAT.sNAP in our eel.
lar all the tims. |. kesps down
rats. We buy II by the sross.
'~aala 40. 40 IiaAous Esfss,
mers use RAT-SNAP because rats
pass Up iii iood ios RkT.sNAp,
Three siss.. 25c. 20, 500, Bold
and guaranteed by Dickson Hard
wsrv Co, II. q, Tomlinson and
Clemors Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
Excellent Farm For Sale

A 800 acse farm .ao miIes South
sass NJ Burns on pike. 300 acre
tillahls, good siI mann Dwelling
good ou,buiidinss. three SPRING.
gnod orchard and under seno4.
Price $4,000
Pinker,on and Sanders. Dicksrr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

an completing the course u YOU are
aal sail+lied.
4.
Lei uae srnd sau prices aud state
lnsnis from Raak Cashiers. Boob.
keepers aud stsnasssphH. Who oss
their SUCCESS 10 IA, Home study
Cod,sss Write JNU y. URAU0H,
ON. rrewdt, nranahans Practical
4ifsstsess' sssss,srse, Al sasss:k~, ..rEsnr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

Everyone 10 coriisllv invited 10
attend all ssrxices ol The church.
Regular hours .or Dsc,. Ia. Preach
ing by the paslos at II q NJ, and
] p. N.
Decsmbsr 7lh thu psssos preached
twice Al 81 Paul with - ia,ermN
sion a IN hour and thss oishs also
pesashed 10 the Hail school Hoass
In AontsOmssy County.
NOTICE-My thorough bred reg
istssed Jersey bull viii b kept al
my barn through feeding season.
L. n. Sensing. Dsskson.
II you want the highest market
price ios your furv. zee c A. Boyts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
Young Man Young Womani

| can teach vaa nj sam home,
Bookkeeping Shorthand Ranking
Permanritr. Aflthnsssie l,.lt~t
Writing. aci.. ~, successfully ny
MAI. ~ vau can hs iausb. in
Colitge foa gel ynw mnnpy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

The Golden Rule 10 = good one -
follow 10 giving Christmas prsssats.
Don't clutter up your friends homss
with things that YOU 10 uldn't have
10 Jour own homo.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

The first real winter weather OF
this season. swooped down upon us
Tuesday night ami Wednesday
morning. The tfsfmsuhsssf register
ed 10 degrees above zero
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

lie, US no. depart irom the good
habit ,!asas*.r during, ths sst, n
giving useful Christmas gins, 80
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

We wonder II 1920 will had i,s
welcome no, quite 40 stimulating
~ that OF 1919.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

With a bons,iry country. what
will ths average American do Tor \
New Years resolution
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

FOR SALE-Team OF good
snules wagon and harness $3.50 ~
cash or on time. ..lso Ave good
VA gone from $50 TO $60
K. Simon. Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
Warning.

Bore you arr hereby warned not
a. hnH. ~ tfv.psss upon NV pfsa
fs., J. W st~ph@ns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

DO your Christmas shopping
early, you'll save yourself from get.
ting surly.
DO your Christmas shopping late,
you'll l,sc your temper. sure On
tate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

Pee he shSw Ut the Patriot.
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Automatic tichtship.

The efficient llChfing of the water ways so that they. can be safely navi- gated at night k an all-inportant mat ter. T. is effected hy the ordinary sta donarv lighthouse on shore and also by manned irhl>hips and various kinds of automatic fight buoys The late>f of these latter k an ingenious automatic Hghtship. requiring no at tenlion whatever when once set in mo ton hHilE by British firm
 II k very ineeniousi* constructed vessel and the very latest of its kind Tn is two steel anks sufficient gas can he stored to supply the vessel tor several months Experiments have shown that the light may he depended 4poH to burn continuously for months at time without any attention what yer The approximate duration of
 he light can always be predetermined
 nd there is no danger whatever of he light being extinguished either hy
 ind ef spray The light k visible at a distance of eight o twelve miles
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
HAVE SEEN MUCH Bl0ODsHED
ef the niehtiest Armies Known to History.

Definite historical records regarding events ir Palestine maY h. said to he- gin with the frs 8efaHled aeeount ef the battle in the rtsszH.sf ArIaaSetidan when thr qrIuY ot Fh-raol Thafhaa..> III advancing uP tisa flaiu of Sia=ana- crossed the Carmel range by inc >aHas route as that taken hY General Aiits
 by'S cavalry in September. X T. 4ili> and defeated the syrian federation under the king Of Gaile>h before tiss fortress of Megiddo in the year ffs5 B. C. This historic plain has seen tht march of the armies of the Ilitiites. the Egyptians, the Jews under peho- rah and Barak. the FhilisIiHeS oa their way to the defeat Of Saul on Mount Gilhoa. Then came like wolf Sennacherih the Assyrian. and after him Nebuchadrezzar of Babylon. The Persian Cambyse. swept through Pal. estine in the sixth century E. G.. ea route for his work Of dest-liction in Egypt. After the fall ef Babylon Pal estine saw the armies of Alexander the Great and Fompey. Yespasisn Titus and Hadrian all fought in Pales- tine. h \. D. 614 the SasSaniaD Elm peror Chosroes, stretching forth from his capital at Ctesiphon destroyed Je. rusalem: once again the city was re= built. and within generation was opened tn the Arab and MoSlem con queror, Caliph Omar. Iii the twelfth century the crusaders took Palestine which then became the scene of the romantic struggle between Richard Occur de Lion and Salalin. Fifty years later the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II. known in the middle ages as the Wonder of The World crowned himself king of Jerusalem in the church Of the Holy Sepulcher h 1516 the armies of the Ottoman Turks under Selim the Grim marched down from Alepno and seized the country on their way to the conquest Of Egypt. Nearly three hundred years later Napoleon marched from Egypi through fhe same pass of Megiddo 10 the fortress of Acre. and now the forces of General allenby have added one more link to this great historical chain wherein have been engaged practically all the greatest names =iH human history.-FreH "The Holy Land of Many Nations by Maj. Orlns- hy Gore n Asia Magazine.
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Fe.r to Retoueh Master. Work.

After the war of 1870" writes correspondent of the Manchester (Fngland1 Guardian. sRodin was competitor among he scnlptors who desired to create tife monument eele brating Frances defense Naturally his proposed design ~aS rejected. To day. however. the dead Rodin is roc. ognized aS the greatest master of the century. and the old design has been discovered + Is suggested that it might well he called 'Nerdun.' The trouble k that his model is not three feet in height, and although by the Colas process one can faithfully en- large small piece af statuary. the idea If doing SC without Rodin te di rect the operation and to add fhe nee eSsary retouches before the werk is finally cast does Hat commend itself to the majority of artists. Who Will make ffseSc necessary eorrection~f Ii Is grave responsibility to meddle with the unfinished creation of man like Rodiu. Some natural feeling has been aroused and although 1T is- q pity to neglect design which >o per feetly expresses the spirit of the he roic defense. there would seem 10 he grave artistic and sentimental obtec- tionS n The course proposed.
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Paris Forts May Be Razed-

The question of the deno.itioa of
 ha ring Of anticipated farGeatienS iAa' eaFiaund Paris wll he brought
 efore tle municipal cuunc.l This is uot [, resull of the armi>iice or teeaHsa af the league of nations which i- exfeefed 10 put an end to wars for ever or because Of the faci lhat with modern artillery the Qualifications would he useless Louis DausSet. AT alderman sponsor for tbe project. ar- gnes fhaf fhe benefits L. he derived are i closer easier ceutaet with he Paris suburbs elimination Of the ne- cessity of entering or leaving Paris through various gate. and The free ing af valuable land fea baldHe nnr- poses
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Pat Produced the coods.t

A jealous excise officer was sent to Ireland to try to locate several "moonShine' stills which were known to exist.
 Meeting T native the excise officer approached Pat, saving
 "Ill give you five shillings Pat. f you can take nse to private still"
 "Troth, an will. sir" was Pat, reply as he pocketed the money. Come with me"
 For mauy weary miles over noun. tain, hog. and moor they uanped. until they came into view ef bar racks Pointing to solder seated on a step Inside the square rat said:
 There Saa are. sir. my brother Mike; he'- been soldier for ten years, an hes a private stai."
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28

In the Washington County Court
 In the matter of Road Improvement District No. of Washington County Arkansas.
 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Road I'm provement District No. of Washing ton County Arkansas has filed the as sessment of benefits made against the several and particular tracts of land, railroads and other real proper ty in said district as made by the As sessors for said district and that the following lands, rail roads and real estate are affected to-wit.
 All of sections 2, 26. D and 36; Eis of section 27 and g all in town ship Is north. range 30 west; all Of sections 25. 26, 27, x. 29, 30, 31, 32. 33. 34, 3, B. all in township k north, range 2a west; all of sections 1. ?, II. F. 13. II and also the N F sections g and 24, NE. section 22. and Ela of section 2, 10 and l5. all in township r north. range 20 west.
 All of sections l, ?. ,. 1. ,. 6, [, X, T. l0. II. 12. 13, l.. l5, 16, 17, IS. 2o, 21, 22 9. and 2i also the WI, and he Eis of section F, all in township r north. range 29 west.
 All of sections i9. 20. 22i 22i. 9 9, g g, 2l, 25, 26, 2 28, 29. 3o. -, -. 33 33, 34, B, and that part of section 36, in Washington County, all in township 18 north, range 28 west.
 All that. part of sections 19.3O and 31 in Washington County, all in township Is north. range 27 west.
 All of sections 2. 3. 1. }, 6, ', s, 9. lo, Il, l5. lf. r and K; also all that part Of sections l. 12. B, and II ii Washington County, all in township f7 uor-s. range 28 west.
 Also all lots, blocks. additions and all other real property located in or surrounding the town Of Springdale. et any other town and all real proper Y Iyire within the above described territory
 Now, therefore, all Persons. Firms CT Corporations owning land or other real property within the boundaries of said district are hereby warned and called upon to appear before this Court on Wednesday the l6th day of April 1919 for the purpose of having any error adjusted CT any .yrongful or grleveous assessment adjusted
 Given under m hanI and seal as Clerk of Washington County Court this 18th day of March. 1919.
 fScall
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Hebraic Idea Of God


 The lIebralc idea of GoA as an ab- solnfe. ianutable tranSeeHdent Reing. N'lo yet reveals himself and works aut his VIII iR and through the life of I>Fael his people. who x at once trf- bal and universal. at once 4 rUctaphvs- tra' principle and a veFS present help in time ef need at once indercndenf at all human grnef ahd in some way unable fe fHitiI hinseff except through 'fc striving af men Tor goodness that idea is trpieai If an attitude to the world which can defy logic without ,tnkine Into mysticism. and can insist on the application of abstract prin- cipleS ia human fife without making human life the slave ef ah~tractions. In every manifestation of the Hebrew spirit The attitude can be dfsccrned. II has still something te say te the world and in the Jewish Palas re of the future it's now word wl uo spo- ken-not merely. perhaps aot nrI- marily. through Iiteratnre IT art but through its particular ay of han ding he practical problems cf or ganizeG human socitty.-Erom The Future If Palestine" by Leon $ mon. in ASi.i Magazine
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Fu.I That Hnnaar4 n.eas

TaraHet inc utilization o tataral -a~ 5a ll# -ars aH3 SIeGsuHurren= liie. covered shert.y bef .re fas rar. if k ? h1ne1 'Haf cerfaiH HHu-araa towns md fl8HsfE district nas He ea. res, if.ieltsnsi.at at caa 1 a ltgtai @ fegH8 II S4 -a a.f Htted f 5f5aa 1'6 asfap4.. '+Et MefeK sss4szIE=ss 5. e4s55z se5=s
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
:, GOOD REG ORD

Hefe < what F ( Norton. living three miles northeast of Springdale did during the year 1915 Hith six Jersey cows
 Secured l508 pounds of bH-.er fat 2erlh S7s9. ar average of 250 pounds or St50 per cow. besides the manure. calf an sAimmed milk, whieh He considers worth Sz5 per COW.
 Any one wishing to confer With Mr Norton can reach nm by te!ephonine S24F3I.
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
- -O -- ---- Would Like to Know How

Mrs. Crashaw-When was a child my mother never caught me telling stories
 Willie-Ho@ did you manage to do it. ma Life
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Had 10 Do Ii.

IofmtX bt you eFef EaoV man ho tired v eancaal tfs aee. E9 9'as Yes. once.
 TodmiX He must aaze l. szv liaiaz-Qh. no, he Wasa sa4
 unmarried tWIr sister
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
ANE HILL

Miss Della Davis spent day or two ir Lincoln visiting friends.
 J. \. Miller and II '. Brewster are each modifying and improving their residences
 Uncle Night Brewster of Cove Creek has been visiting friends and relatives here for the past week.
 l pie supper was given Thursday night at Greasy Valley for the benefit of the school.
 Ira Hickman returned Saturday from q weeks visit with home folks on Lees Creek.
 F. C. GIidewell and family spent Saturday night and Sunday on Fly Greek and SkyIight.
 Quite number of our citizens made a business trip to Fayetteville first of the week
 Miss Ferguson of Prairie Grove has been spending some time with friends near Morrow. she returned home Tues day
 Miss Stella Glidewell of skylight $ here attending school. She is mak ing her home with her brother, E. (. Glidewell. Who is cashier of the bank.
 Misses Hattie Sullivan and Stella Shyroek left last week for PittsburE. Penn They have relatives in that part.
 Ray Sawyer of Greasy Valley sold out Monday and will move to Kansas City. where he will enter an Automo- bile school.
 Rev. and Mrs. Carnahan and T N. McColloeh of Lincoln drove over Sun day. This was Rev Garnahans first visit since he moved away some time in the winter
 John Brewster has just returned from the Annual Meet of the Wood men of the World at Pine Bluff. He reports a fine trip and an enjoyable affair.
 Clarence Leach whose home Is a few miles south of town arrived home Tuesday from overseas Clarence volunteered at the same time several other boys from Cane Hill Township volunteered and joined the artillery. He saw great deal of service but came home looking fine He says he is not looking for more overseas work
 Robert Kirby, brother of our townsman. Jim Kirby, who has been spending the past few years in Calf. arrived here the last of last week and visited friends and relatives here and al Clyde. He started Oh his return trip Monday. He is making his home in Los Angeles
 Mr. and Mrs Edmiston and little daughter left Wednesday of this week for Los Angeles, California where they will make their home for awhile at least. They have both heard the College bell and drank from the fountain Tn the street and we predict that theg viii do as others have done. return in short time
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28

Mss Emma Bingham visited Sal uriay and Sunday with Miss Rosa Aaron, who is teaching at Summers md the two visited Tahlequah. Okla. Saturday.
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28

Several contributions of clothing have been received in answer to the call of the Red Cross but not a. many as needed to make q creditablc report from Springdale Branch Many promises have been made and 1t k hoped that contributions will b. greatly increased before the time ex= pires=Mondav 30