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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
AUBURN-E NUMCLAW
PAVED ROAD OPEN

County Engineer Samuel Humes
announced today that the new Au.
burn Enumclaw paved road, 10
miles In length, win open for traf.
flo Saturday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
For Rent

This ,-room unit house on ~ acre
ground In West Seattle ] am won
dering how many people in Seattle
would be anxious TO rent this place.
/ would bet there are several hum
dred. And II might pay me to build
them for rent But why rent when
you can buy for iessF 500 cash
and SIS per month will make you
tae owner Of this home ! build the
Rrrst Broom unit on my iz-acre Lit
Tile city Farms g big so-ft lotsl.
and YOU take possession and finish
il at your leisure. Complete plans
also furnished free BE a home
GUAR will solve your home prob
Iem--or see me- -
H. C. Peter 80 3rd Ave.
Lets 60 en- so'dfs-uptcwn.
flIs I'd Ave; do4 ntswn. 9i3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
A Nelu Shouting of
Filet Curtain Nets
:35c to SOC Yard

WOVEN with a firm heavy square mesh these
w Nets proclaim their possibilities for long and
satisfactory wear through much laundering.
They are in white and ecru color, patterned with
small tasteful designs-widths 80 and Az inches
Priced at Csc, 40c, 45c and SOC yard
BASEMENT STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
Women's
Swiss-nbbed
Union Suits
$1.OO

A SEASONABLE weight
IA in Women's Cotton
Union Suits, low neck and
sleeveless, in ankle length,
with band top, sizes SO and
38, $1.OO.
WOMEN'S FL f. f C E.
LINED UNION SUITS
of medium weight, in
ankle length, with high
neck and long sleeves,
sizes 81, SO and 3S.
Priced at Csc.
THE BASEMENT STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
Bows Unionalls, $500

WHEN he carries in the coal and rakes the leaves
w from the lawn, it will be well for him to don
"shoulder-ease' Unonalls They made of heavy
blue denim in one-piece style-he will not need to
blouse under them. Sizes 10 to IA years
Price $500. K
BOYS BLUE DENIM OVERALLS with bib, made
with three front pockets and two hip pockets
rveted buttons, sizes to years, $3.50, 10 to
16 years, S1.75.
EASEMENT STORE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-14
Learned What Life Meant.

Remember that book your friend Bill
slipped me? | read every story In II.
1t showed me lust how | stacked up,
II told me what n real life might mean,
I'm s6 years old and I'm dying without
ever having lived. Look at this. Al"
He handed me n scrap of paper with
q long list Of short phrases on 1t.
THOSE are things I've never done.
Think Of II, AL. l saw the ocean,
never sang, never danced, never went
10 n theater. never saw a good paint
Ing, meyer said a real prayer
"AI do you know that | never talked
To a girl in my life? Never had one
OF them so much as give me a KIND
look7 I'd like to figure out why was
There came a week whan I was SO
busy | did not so to see him, one
might very late dropped INTO the
#to p~ogtoffice to talk 10 Billy Raider.
Down the alley toward the d~eadhouse
came the big negro porter, whistinE
and shuffling along, Billy n | used
10 look out inquire the name OF the
stiff, and nay no further respects, we
| were familiar with death and suffering
This night tho negro raped at the win
dow.
''Massa Al can't pebher guess who
i've got with me tonight
who, Sam" we. called out.
little Dick Price"
Little Dick, thrown Into the wheel
! barrow. with nothing but an old rag
over his body. his head Topped out ~
| one end, his feet hung over the other
sam ratified the w~heelbarrow off to the
III STAYED with Billy that night. Boil
I of ps were fond of Dick. We couldn'i
| sieep, Billy sat up IN bed,
,'sleep, Als" he called.
! Hell, moi"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-14
To Re Continued,
SISTERS HOME
FROM NAZARETH, KY,

YAZoo CITY, Miss, Aug, IA, (Spl.l-
The sisters of st. Clara's Catholic
academy in this city have just returned
from Nazareth, Ky, where they had
spent the past month resting, after the
ending OF last years school term. They
are now planning for the feopening OF
the local schools, which have always
had q reputation as n of the best in
the state, Last seasons work was
most satisfactory.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-14

without ever a word from the only
friends they hads They suffered and
died without one touch OF human sym
pathy.(
I was the only visitor Dick had. Mep
had called him n stir bug" because
of his erratic. moody ways-because
too. Of hts uncanny genius as a me-
chanie. As he lay there coughing his
life away he was the g~entlest and the
ealmest saill in the prison. lie viewed
his suffering and his certain death as
a spectator might have. The queerest
oldest fancies possessed him. one night
he turned TO me with a whimsical
dreaininess IN his voice. :.
"AL why do YOU suppose was BORN.
no asked. would you say that | hao
ever iived?"
/ couldn't think Of any answer tc
make | knew that | had lived ano
got q lot ~ 10y out OF H. ] WASH
sure about Dick. He didn't walt FOL
my verdict.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-14

The pardon had been denied
When the warden CAV mo that word
I felt az though a black wall had drop
ped suddenly before me, cutting off the
light and the air, | felt shut-in, sinoth-
cred, dumb,
what would poor Dick do now What
would he think Of me2 III | had not
told him 1t was coming up ! might
have jollied him along. But he knew.
He would be waiting for me-, All day
he would be thinking OF II. would
have to see him that night,
When ! went into his range. there he
was, pacing up and down the corridor.
| looked at the stopped, emaciated form.
The prison clothes hung from his bones
as though he were u peg, His bag
gard face turned upon me n look of
age sinking In cold. speechless misery.
! tried 10 tell him. Tho words got
caught In the gulp In my throat,
Nightly Watching.
The flush faded from his dark cheek
untll his skin looked tho color OF a
gray Cinder, with the over-hrilliant eyes
glaring forth like burning Goals. He
understood, lie stood there staring az
me like n man who has heard HIS wi
death sentence, And I could not say a
word TO him After n moment, age-long
WIN lts dull agony he put ont his hand.
ITS all right. Al" his voice WAS
a choking whisper, II don't chre. Hell,
II doesn't make any difference TO me"
But It did, It finished him. II broke
4 his heart. He hadn't the courage to
tight II out any longer. A month later
they took him TO the prison hospital.
lie was dying There was no chance
! Of Il cure. wanted 10 write to his
old mother, But II would only have
nained her They wouldn't have let her
cotne 10 him The warden couldn't
break the states law So | Just went
20 see hun every few nights. sat and
talked 20 him As would como up 20
his cot he would put out his hand and
grin. And when | looked into those
quick Intelligent, game eyes. q stab OF
psin went through me He never spoke
~ The old woman now.
Have | Ever Lived?"
AZ this time was a somewhat prIvl
legged character In tho prison, As thu
warden'A secretary, | could visit nm.
DEPARTMENT at viii Otherwise Dici
Price might have died and / wouId
never have had even ono chance TO SCI
him,
When n convict went 10 the hosplta'
he was cut OF from all eommunica.
ton with his former fellows. Men las
sometimes for months In their cots
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-14

think of poor little Dick alone down
there in that trough"
I went down to the deadhouse the
next morning. Dick was already closed
up in the rough wooden box. The one
horse spring wager that carried off the
unclaimed convict dead was waiting to
take him to the potter's field. l was
the only one who followed him. The
wagon started, off at a trot. ! ran
ahead of 1t to the east gate. Old Tom
my, the gateman, stopped me.
what you after, Mr.. AIT"
I'm Just coming as far as l can with
a friend OF mine,'' l told him.
Mother Mourns Death.
The gate swung to. 1t was a chill,
foggy morning. | looked out. Leaning
against a tree was a poor, huddled, bent
| drawn tight about the shoulders. She
had her hands clasped tight together,
her elbows dug into her waist, and she
was swinging those hands up and down
and shaking her head In a grief so alb
| iect, so ~desolate, It sent a broken sob
even in old Tommy'sNvoice.
Tommy, go speak to her" l said
That's, Dicks mother"
Jaw, gee, amt 1t hell! The poor old
soul!' !,
The spring wagon ratified by. Tommy
put up his hand to the driver. GO
slow, there, We heartless BOBBY, That
there Is the poor lads old mother"
The driver refined in the horse. Dicks
mother lurched against the wagon and
looked In at the wooden box. h was
swaying from side to side like a crazy
thing, shaking her head and rocking
her arms.
All that she had on earth-the boy
whose tragic. broken life had been her
crucifixion-was in that crude box. The
wagon logged off-thel trembling, heart
piercing old figure, half running, half
| falling along the road after it,
Society had taken the last &hrthing
of its debt from Dick Price as II had
beaten his mother into the dust in the
cruel bargain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-14
Henry and AlJenningS

Thrilling story Of Two Men Who
Had Most Spectacular Careers o.
Crime, Served Time and Came Back
TO Distinguished and Useful Careers.
copyright BY al Jennings. 1879
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-14
CHAPTER THIRTY

the warden. The pardon had been de-
MED.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
Volcanoes In the Southwestern
Part Of Alaska Are
Accommodating.
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY THERE
Members Who Went Re Study Mount
katma, ard It's Valley Of Ten
Thousand Smokes" Are Favored
Wits Fine Performance.

Juneau. AtaSka. Volcanic peaks tn
tae far southwestern eoraes pt Alaska
are tn eruption lhls Summer, ssideAus
for the heneiSi VI party Of seisnttsts
eu, By the NslIoU,l Geographic sst
ciyty to study Mount hatMgl, the
greatest VI AlasERs smoking noun.
tasns. and IT, valley II Tea Ih"a
saad Smokes"
Persons aha have rrtuGacA recently
from the volcanic eoaMtrs to the west.
Mar,i said shlsllAIdln pvak. ~ InlmaA
island. in the Acuiian ehHia. was In
erup',cn recently They also reported
Ii was believed Mount liaslof un the
southweStera AlssAan mainland. also
had spo1ted. a. the snew at,ssat the
summit, was cnsl black
When the party of scientists left
Anchorage. Alaska. oa tlieir way io
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
WHERE HE COULD GET COLOR
Mr.. Gloenl Seems 10 Have Definite
opinian OF penisens 81 Certain
Kansas City Locality,

III we're sensational preacher.
end wanted msre rsr0r&vty 1han wa4
yuti0g q tribe grizzly snil Fuller
Ntootn II would not waste my tme
Mfestlng boxing matches, ruWAydvW
dances eni The IKE Instead I would
array myself In d EatSvlnaa ruupuN,
ancu aud vet " false meek NhiSkers
In my right hand wnuld wear a came
Of weeping willow, With u hoax ~ enc
end aud thlmhie on the other with
my Ieft hard ] would clutch by the
ears such grtpsaek as we a,ldn,u sec
I'm real life, OF course. woa'h wear
other and equally appropriate gnr-
mcnts, And Thus arrayed would ram.
Bile nrctn,i In the vicinity ~ the I'M
on station. and let the lenlsenN vt
tina, locality play with me fancy
that ~ short spell | wnul.l accumu
late more novel experiences thb0 |
could otherwise acquire In a year =
tftrrc. ~ krRsaa CITY Ssar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
Had q Reason.

Il stopped IN vt ths ''rus stafe -
hay cigar" said College ateune
maa "nehlpd me rushed IA q had
about Ave wars old HiGht up 10 the
clerk be went, yelling; Mister yeu
la,r me n prHH, t,a much change a
Nhtt' peo
The clerk leaked n him n M autf
and said That's Your goel lack aasi
. t,,s being haprs, enough To t,il me, yea
may kr"p the ttaiyv
be l>,A Sill hal a ,r4ablssl ta8s
's'n -lHss fstsr q ND Sftai r~rrtHfArts Il evy
saving Net | bought Il reaHy balloon
with II and wanted ~ know Il yen
wo.lj take Il bark They aee settling
larger ones dewa VI the next dfng
>tnre for a penny. Indianapolis
News
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
ERUPTIONS FOR
THE SCIENTISTS

the katnAai country, they said they he
siesel there was Attle Likelihood u an
eruption this snmmer and DECLARED
they were certain there VIVA absolutely
na dsagvF attached To the iaresissa
tian kasmafs las; hls ''hioWoa Was
Ia Jane, ter
1ae parry ~ twenty six scientists II
headed bf Professor Robert \ ,,risss
ol she I diversity al ul3o aud .outy
aF" tgsMa Carnegie Institute Thy
@err planning 10 ,sake observations
81 tbe botanical. hinlaeica, aEd geo
lsyfcal en,N-'s cf the i9i2 er,ipgien.
III 1919 Professor Gsisa~ lraded n
party Ut seirnttsls "a hHiniHi ahtt re.
tarass! with ihe announcement thai
the crater was The larsesi QB the El1hF
asti 'fsaa4 fswaS haftnHt f#g " srrns
valley wasSv tloor Was dotted nith
thousands ~ naaaths tnuaitjag grny
vHEasfs gas ana smoke 1his ,W|cs
Prof t'viFks named The Valley o'
Trn 1housan,l StnnGes" Instead nI
lo,tsA II "a said there arv literally
millions n smoking yeats
Congress rcCrntiy vi, aside THE
Valley ~ Ten fhunsAna Smokes" NJ
national property, aud Il Ia believed
iha. sumo day II wifi I've second Vel
Iowstunr gryser fsid. Steaniias
springs. Il IL said. wiil eventually take
the rlsee of the present .ssnohng
vents,
Professor GTtses and bis party "a
,a'tetl Ia retaain In thc ka'mai dis
tttet ual.i The middle of September
tHtl they return nothing prol,al,l,
"a Ii lsc beard from them. ~ there II
~ direct ucsRs " communication
Mrs ,.riEas snd het children accom-
paagsl the professor ta Kodiak. 40
gssaaAsl ssstt,f sSRisus.. aaa, ai2t, tatsaafs,
llstre daluns ire sUmlBcr waiting for
hiIa {" rvtagn,
Mo'iae pictures NJ The smoking
mnuh'alH and Sailcy are 'o he brongl,
back by the PARTY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
YAP AND ITS PEOPLE

Yap ~ strangely cid ard STR nSesy
~ 81 date. l;s inhabitants arr sin La
the s;enc sSp ~ progress, The na,iv~s
are strscf rrehiSi'ionis;s Bsesssfsf
clubs closed Ia the womsn aa' IN"
iSisnds. sopd and drink apd elothes
ali grnx 90 .rycs In Ya- reaith Is
truly iuryi&n 4 single coaa Of 'Assf
ssns4a Nancy sonaetsmes weighs Aun.
argyss ~ 5raEsa8s, Tap. or Tap. whra
translated. wssaas tire tsHt ssssi IL The
nriy lard THAT i=sny ~ the lsAandsrs
knew
Married sud mafus -vf@ss arn sgsa~
see4~rx TO the cirh. whsch fHstnfaias o
ans ,sslp. ~ fsscAeler baase the aes~s
c~s u which rnuS b< sevnr~f by to~r~
q rusrinS frcsn scqsae distant tribe.
Tlssrs sire iivss uatwr a F~syanar~1s
sys,rgu whsrr ~ rpsn heee<J.es s~si-
1sis aad tss wives as tbs village never
% ,sc- 's shsss, kssess Fssss sseniuss ut
,a@ eiaS
TIE chef sSecogstina Of The slass II
stg,aS a vauk shsl's rssds 'a;s q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
WEALTHY FILL
SARATOGA SPAS

sp foe three anyS use ~ q Hsasgsss~r~
stsSaaEss vs. ~ ,ae falaksr that ear4
~ a@ pstrGseS'ri the failure af
c*TFaFa ataev expectations shat are Of
irkervss sa p.stisssaaA.
Otapsay ef Cessna saa GssnA
Tbs greater part III tas wwssssN Nrvt
az tHA hasdsfae class type TIE eas~
psay NJ gowns sad gezss is. II aay-
lhAas, naasw striking th@a tn the tHher
dags waeE Saratoga had -AsvsGssfassrs, v
Alissast every ~ussasn Thar sasses la fs~
yis@ saegsas 10 aaYr FFasg~sssa fsssa the
sai, IL 'tlaraassGis he aeSegssa ~ ean~
yineieg esia3ence.
tine weaaaa was II the Cnsan whose
uassa--stae bad one-~haa tsiaaa vel
graf Ingenuity Ia fnstng yaeaat
spaces Oh her aslstressas' fraek GA
skaca TO rtf staEssaaeas assessnsas
II sTsiilsA,A Her husband made
fortune asis ~ scrap traa In Chsgmsa
Another ~esnan. whose costume 20
sans man woald astegata TO Gssershe.
sessosd To run To pearls, she wure
aaore than any twe wasgsva has aay
right to esssesS The combination Of
daxEilag e~iars and gesns provoked one
~ ,hs ues voters 10 cxxAaaesss. Dress
isg that ~otaah up Is like pastiag soas
harness Oh g mule.
But for ali the yRnltiss aud Jealous.
les the w'omes sesta 10 be having as
gst@ tsaAe as the men and To he A.
w~ii supplied Us yhry with all the
'ntGry Ercwssary "a Esay feg IL, b@-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26

Trials ~ q saesAEsAi4er In q
AareHa wwr~ ssSscrEessa ny In A.
Il EI;4agerfas1 VI Tess@raa.
Fersta, wte ''lSa.ss~l TesSsAa go
his way hack 10 tsea F4esfS
ess8st,
Fys1Ftnea vewrs us 'Ae rry,h
asaslss for bis asDTsty, tAe
Shah III Persia, wAa has a nAsty
hags&a ia his paaae~, has wa
ssaevsl .Ae Arnsis gAsi lsse wltA
sag;sias "a hS@aglfaa sE~asses
aoss nVg aave all the traditional
soys.
Nae ~ tAe asess,fs asSs dates
In the SAAl's galace ~as 10 Pasi
u tsssth Tor = Rss@shaF ~ tive
harsln. Mica the d~sattss ra-
ssAei ha< e~masy had ss~a en-
baaswd ~ a sstllssnGls sssssssnx
gaaa haeuagast Sach testcusy
aaa this aaiittaa u her beauty
strike Ia the hearts et the har~ss
that sagshsfth they sii ~ens
salAsnlns and sasAing 10 'sse
Shah. csarxsns his majesty wfsh
Iartialisy, Ills majesty cai est
IT the ,aissee.ty by ordering q
gead t&sth far each VI thesa, but
10 vyea matters up eesiersSi three
United States nsaasrs for alaa'
selt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
WANTED HER DOG UNWlTcHED
Pennsylvania Woman Asked tire Fed
sral ctstre. Attorney tor Help.
bat Got Mere

Harrisburg Ny ,iog ~ hcwttehet /,
what cnh s"a II" \" hslP tDef pleaded
wonsan NJ fhe district attorneys
oifice
tits name IN i1dy The venom
that did 4 Is q wtlch My te,os DOR
sils.Ht eat fer swo weeks Whenever
80 a@aY from hoine Lady sret,s
house for tstt but this women be.
aitches' Il. and | want the dog 10 eet
well aeaIn
No che In the District n,iornsY's
office knew ~ snip magic aori that
eonit, sawlirh The dog
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
DESERVED TO Be PARoosED


This Irsslianapegis physhriaa i.pass'a
thaf he world rather d. surgical ark
ttan eat, Even The clsatgren In ttss
neiahh1FhNoa know " fE.is. ss ia pray.
en by shs foss01tns STORY
hecvAtiy A1Hse NJ the netgab.srataE
bogs @eEe piaytas hali fn tFSgas ~ hts
office, Saddeaty the bali went slid
went 10 WORK ~ rsWrfts the duet To
ciaa's Etate glsss windows 0f epurs~
tbs doctor was fart'sgs and be- GA.
presss@i his feelings 10 th@ ~s~ feiists
who had thrown II. ~Iiaserat told
yoa tvtlgss that this would hapfea
SOME day Y he Aeaaa hdef-
The li,tle fcIla~ nssitieii his head.
Thea whst hRyr you TO say for year.
ss'fT' Sas the ncxt thrust.
The little fsligw gulpesi. swallowed
and faulty sohbsd out swell. |
thought maybe would hit one Of year
patien,x."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
Interesting Facts About the Little
Pacific Island.
Eccc. Drink ard SicsheB Al Obs&lneS
Frcrn rees--ksa Easa
Bachelor Cuba

Wa&sssaStnn Sanrv ts4s Nstle tsiaai
a fet as mentioned tie -af3ses DAY
A. fhe White House conferences he
,pe~a the president and sensts for.
EN- rvtat5ras co8riWtr. taese has
n~ea gprte-ai Stegrard Tar srtornssttoa
Eb-a' ta> s0rf~er tern. @ JssSsfss St'v,.
ahirh ;aa American navy wsass for
c sga wirviess Stataaa
A e,grs ~ Tie NssiaHsl Cs.ss.-rN RI.
{ secs ty Il = The ptsiryuaassss ~ Fne
s>4sss Csrst ne sslsr,tS Is stu stesi
st-.1 ~ 4si.e~ sa'AwcSi Of Suss
y" vsiisS srS; - she isSasi .
Gfanaa ( 'hr r. 'lpplae sToHa !.
ass .,'.,s1ai' 81 a. ;lAaas taln
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
Cheapest Thing al the Most "a
NOUS oil American Resorts
Is Money.
SOCIAL BARRIERS LOWERED


saFstags. ". Y--The cheapest thing
In Saratoga Is sncaey Everybody has
II H. abundance Of asd u. and sgends
II With The shsndaa Of the draakea
sailor IN The Old song
Clerks bat si.tso 90 herse a, the
raes tricks. Newly uaie rica pile up
ehscks aud counters 90 cards sa4 80
elusive roulette bali Mvn throw dol.
lars around as they used 10 toss dimes
WomsiA accustomed 10 ginshafas
and rhinessones gladden. the eye aud
stimulate the sease ~ hamoF Ia ts~ir
efforts To carry win grace silks aad
diamonds. The mass suitable Is dis
earded for the taos, expensive,
Extravaganza and contempt for
naoCey values lntrnaes itself 81 every
tnFh on the picturesque streets 81 the
iasi'st t.sEgs,,a. " hla.rican resorts, and
oldest ~ tbs cures. Ia the corridors IL
the great taru,liGe hotels. NJ The race
track. tn 'he diRtnE places and 10 the
ihks sections and Mrs hy IN ,ht beaii,
dtrins parade on hashy nnotnrcars.
Natives Rsaplna harvest
Ard anybody who knows ths ruling
passion ~ Saratoga doesn't need 10
be- t"ld that the pruAent native Is set
tiug his,
What escares him falls 10 the ho-
tel kees,ers, the hoosmAkcrs. the sleek
ant fa.-fscssi gentry tia, cap for se-
qas stored resorts ~ chance where the
greet cloth, the dealing box and ,h+
other lmpiTmeHss ~ their craft are 10
b. f"Hnd without mBeh ditilrB!ty
The crowds that hocS tn the rac~
courses ate greater by thousands ,han
ever before
Al the otst social harflprs have been
hre6rn down and tgHHtic,i undvy ioo,
ty the crowd that COMES from The
financial warfS ~ Wn'i strvet. the re-,
safts e Rhpsr broadway. ,hv tench
spA furgr. and forest and milne and
farm. tl,on rh!sh the fortunes u var
have sadhsi
80 I@ss., Sa.ss!~ar sal pssesc$~ 4s.vg@ ss4ssts~
err are admitted o. the gaming tables
~ probably le~s than tuar In the
o'tej wusE places Whrrr the NAeers
rapgs trean 81 ~ So nj roatrttc. haz
Rrl ard nne W t"u other cuutrsanrcs
for getting the money woMen are not
admitted Il II not considered ciuhhy
To advertise the lheron or names ~
the owners Of the gaming establish,
ment because II might str the Nrai
officials 10 Interpret too ll'"raliy the
legal Inhibition against such eater
priSes.
Th.is has already been more or less
ueuhletor the gaming purveyory-
a. Il IN Durtag The first week ~ the
racing SEASON all gnmes were closed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26

"a~en~ Al Aiens,

] have Fsrfg soprano FOR years In
.hnr-h choir. tsiie SUNDAY HatusHg.
q Aisr Ia service, iise minister nm
nouhcnd hymn, which eas go tbs
eotrcm IT 'le reEF thr ihiesi srfse
being an the opposite iRgs, NJ the top,
Az 'he ss,d cf the A@rWsd verse tn0t
seeing the third verse; sanr Amch !"
MI alone Every oaa, eyra the pita
|, Ntpr laughed. 'he ufganSsg a.nt IA
sisysng the ,hirs VERSE WHsn siig,c 70
Airg The atrsa ies tho rect 1T lse
'hoir sing a'ssef t's.aFie wrre e4ili
angling snsl II was The t}ssi tpltsT
Il sAlns Ip4Yt,'sTsf ~ nv life A.fEea
Tribune
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26

my heath % I can DO oh my waek AMI
! arm 10 grateful that | am rscasssasnsb-
Ire II % my frtenas. 49, NFs d L.
Alfxxa. n. r.. L nregoas III
c,asywcsawa whe have suHer~a he ter
lures al sarA srruhleS end hare drNsxsst
sleng fsNm day 10 day can realize he
rebel which this francois root md herb
remedy, LYDIA T. fiHkhsm's Vegetable
CcsApound, txcarht % Mira Alter
women sv~rywhsrs In Mrs, AltessF
ecmAstson sAuah rseas by her F~ec=s-
rnenaation. ard II there are any cena-
p'scAtions write Lydia b. rsAkhasn'a
MetAcins Co. ilynn. Mas, for &ssyses,
The r~~Gis II their "a year, sxpsFisacs
b as ycgar service
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
FREE SAMPLES

This quick relief vacher BaiIa gives
for Caturrh, Nervous Headsehe, and
many palms IA 80 marvellous that il
pays Us To give away FREE Sam.
pies. where IL Is unkno~n. Write for
Free Sample aud ageat's prices while
this offer lasts. H. w yachsr. Inc.
New Orleans, ia.~~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
The cutieurs Toilet Tris

Y}Aving cleared your skin keep II clear
nv Nnaklng cu,ieura your every day
,a,is preparations The soap To cleanse
an, purify. the ointDleot IN soothe AMI
,s,, sae Taleam to powder and per
fuupe.N No toilet table IL complete
without them. Csc everywhere. 1901 Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26

With your fngcssi You can rift on
any hard corn. soft cora. or corn b.
tween the tees, and the hard skin cH.'
iases from bottom Of feet.
A tiny hottie Of "rr-ezone" costs
little at any drug store: apply a few
drops upon the corn OF caiius. In
stnnsiy II stops hurting thea shortly
you lift that bothers1fns corn or eailus
right of. root aud nil. without one bit
Of pain or soreness. Tralyl No hum.
bug i~~Adv.