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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
ATTACK RED CROSS MISSION
cAbssefars Received I. Ns~ Nerk Ny
the Lithuanian hai,era, caunsii
From its pstss Representative,

Nss ycrt German troops have o..
tackled The American He'd Cross mile.
siea M kevna. iathuaaia, sseosdiax
70 . cahlesrsm received here hy tho
ttshnani~n national ecsnrsl frem m
paris representative The message
save Eeiiher the time nor result Of the
stack A Lithuanian aeidssr wxa
saied In dssssains the Americans, Il
vas said:
The cstsagyxn read;
The American Red rross mission
Toe kevHc. ,lssIAaSata, rhas heeA .AtlAek4
I'd by German soldiers While 'safend
Ing the Americans one Lithuanian sol.
6ter vas Killed This aroused the
greatest ihdignltson in kovao and the
funeral Of the hero developed into a
rrrst demonstration against the Ger
mans"
No advirsa ~ an attack on the mis-
rinf have haen received NY Red crnss
authorities here, Il wRs Announced
Officials sald that knyno unit aab C
hraaeA ~ ihe Annrrean Rod Cross
mission In i'ulcnd Its personnel ia
dn&noxn Rerc. u wsa asserted. as The
~ark vi Paiana and l.tthuauta was
organized 10 parts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Washington The Navy r~as,' meet
Vas ADVISED that he steamer Csesrc
asd Destroyed foe Tag m!ae several
saEd-ri mites southwest OF The Afc-~s
tetiac So s~tsry Roosevelt said srMcr
icaE nAva' >ces Rad swept every rse!t
o. Surfs'>s.t ft,3 re7,NTei By TIE Ger
rsns a.teT yAs end ~ hnstlsities ant
MAD sceour.ra tt,- practically al Of
tAs aineS tAoggh sese evidently stsll
wers af,ost There Rave hess 10 70
2crts ne ss33 Ia lie 5errr AAe p ant,
~ mises &c re routes :. Arsr1cap
Are:v ,rsssgy-ts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
RECEIVERS FROM SLEEP.
rve-Yearoid Giri sieers Five Weeks
and Apparently is Wan ~ Ever.

New York Five weeks comatose,
Fhlle Suffering trpm the "sieep,ng sigs-
ae$s five year old RoSana,a rasano
" 80 t;nsrck sire ( awakened from her
tf'fa, .sr saee. Nsw org" Fsvs~e..ssl
apparently hat ,t',ls the woTse scr her
tt.0ess Shs had lcst tgt 40 loaads
taa seamed s1r,os, noraiAI. calling Al.
,Hce FOR her doll and scoa making
friends ~i,A children IN nearly beds
Daring her sickness sNs WAS Fed daily
\ pirt AZ mlh In which two sTrs we're
beaten The food was Administered
throuSh tahe ard she hsa 10 otAs"
scurishwent Hers wat the second ~.
'oye7y n he New Nors Hospital from
he slaestng rs<kne~s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
StS.a+s NC tcar~o ra-we-s

Washington nuvtas March SIS.
9tf atNa ~As loapel 70 $50 farmers 5s
the federal Land aanks On loaS line
frs. mortgages, acgor1its q Ire month.
" s'a;emaui " tSs"fSrua esSAsd l.,aus
rtoseI ny banks included lieastca.
81 SIS. Aee Louisville sila oss ~
icus sll.S,a eco. Columbia. sss1. otd
Nc~ Orlaans, t-ts ~
IN Apr:i he total Amount O, mS..
sas- loa0s 4 ee,i since re establish.
M eat OF ~. federal land s&aks wAs
flq> s<ss s,a, With -s9,s.s borrowers
AraeetA.r IS tts Mare ape,iea For
'osrs gldrr this systen. Axsre~Atlag
Ilaf ASE -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
CONQUEST OF THE AMI
AERIAL SERVICE ron pAssEE-
oHRs, MAIL AND MER
cAANcisE.
BiRDMEN MEET NEXT MONTH
Usg CanyentAaa ~ S'an.Awerssaa AsTop
nAHts viii silmv,sts EElissmeists
In tho United ssatas Air
asrsiee.

Atlantic City, New Jersey. will 10
thu Mecca for iarEs gathering Ut
American inca. and representatives, oil
foreign countries. who will! ns at
traetsd by tie first Pan American
AsFpBaattca Convention. whlea meets
there Ia May
Captain Charles Glsddsa. Of the
U. " Air Savyies, Military AAsonaa'
tics, nov statlonsd III tho sdminlstfsr
tive department Of the United States
flying School. Soathertieid. Georgia.
ssJs:
this Paa American AsronaHtiss
Convention and exhibition 10 be held
al Atlantic CITY during the month Of
May viii tr,ng to The attention OF th"
American people the wonderful pro
sress oi aviation The work OF air
craft during the war establishes It's
psactleabltty fof commercial uses and
iasnres the creation In this country VI
q complete aerial service connecting
all ciilea and towns for the 5ranspor'
tation Of persons mali and merchaa.
disc
'iiaGaxs tAe oioxs VI 1890 | copft-
IDENTITY predict tbis aerYlre will ae IN
full operation elin extensions ia All
countries on his hemisphere In Tie
United statna trunk lass viii he e@tao-
ilshed ACROSS the country which Will
place every city and town within stx
hours from soms tsonly four distfto-
utins polntA once created and 10 op-
ersfioa our extensive coast line could
b~ put under complete protection from
any possible invasion Thousands OF
college trained ayiaters Ia and out ~
the service ar. nov waiting to !oia ln
the operation OF IA aerial service
Tho government calls for fifteen
thousand men 10 enlist In air service
for one or three years time This Il
-hound'te f-cstss qtte'k response ~
here 10 All opportunity tor men 10 IA
Immediately assigned 10 duty In the
service and " the number who eulis;
uo@e who pass certain examinations
~ill be given flying and balloon pilot
in9 obstruction This liberal otter In
equivalent 10 a one or three years col
lego course in s~reaau,ics, and ons
may become expert In all BREACHES n
aviation and r. qaslifs@'i na+ ~s,sa "a
mlaslnnei or even a commissioned o.
nrer Ia addition to regular pay, cloth
ing. quarters and ratlons. ezra pay
hagina with instructions 20 operate
the aIrerafr As the number Ut men
wanted Is limited 10 fifteen thousand
FOR tho entire enuntFy. auhk applica.
tien to She nearest recruiting officer
Will ha necessary 6eGur. Ihr priv lege
IN withdrawn
Everybody directly aud Indirectly
Interested Ia aviation should attend
the Alautit Cts convention and cSAt-
hilton in order 70 keep ahsaas, with
'he times ard become familiar vita
the Development ~ aircraft for de-
tensc and commercial ustt and sit.
nnss tho demonstrations " the worlds
grvt,ps. alrplaae atafnra wbo Will
az aa4. he la'slss e.,sls es..t ~ 4te' AZ.
lamb aif port from all osec tbs
country"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
Nc -rpshle Esists.

WssrgrS - - ActiaE Saeretary ri
S.Ate FOX Authorised tA~ s.sternen /
that ~ SstSisass GGAs;s0Ef xers ger q
lng between IN. t'aifet States ard
lacar. and TIA, TIE Indications sese
tAas OF aNr ts42ee aEtwzg srugn tie sit
uatiaa in Siberia and the r~ceut tr19
Die Al Tisn;xta as sci az peace COZ
teveace proh,aEas sesan soss@ he AGa.
tcAey se't.@4 w'taoai 2 Any way
str..-trs he -siai Gas Sesvesa tie
lso caCE.FiIs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
SHIPS BRING $4,000 HOME
rwa cerran Liners Among Trsns-
ports Carrying wanks~-~1&un o"h
GERS Aeeoynrany the Crews.

GERS Accompany tire Crews.
New YORK Six troop ships loaded
10 tspacitF wsth American officers and
men itAts in all arrived here in
t.rrtt' ~y"ee.Sas,va4s -,ssa@sas. a sakay nss
hotae sGil
Two Of the ships which arrived we're
the Gernan liners 2eEpeIlu and Graf
waIde~er. making their fsrFt trips
,ines they we're turned over 10 tss
United States
THE Zeppelin ~ the snterpatson
o. flag a. web rs the Stars and
Stripes. brought 1850 m@n, incladins
the iSs,h Field Artillery complete 81
Officers and ir;t meg the azsth An
hu'aace Company thr-s officers ana
lc3 men: - casual officers and 10.
tschnen, Of ans officer and u nurses
~ EA.~ Hospital ~
On the Ora, Wslderxee we're l.Tu
rsftes.s and msr. the mstsvfty b~irs
..,rs.pssal salts A5i Including sesscA-
n.ats Of ID. E;h. 18th list Asa. A,h
sssa md s-th ass 3cas base hcspt.
,als. eli sasnsi etrapa htss ~ casual
osryrs.s s#i eonysi.se<rts
Both sA}gs Rad on hoard parsie. u
German officers who bad turned ins
sstas ever 10 Ire Tinted ssetss ART
vho hsa made th~ trip acrr@s repre-
s~tiIng The Gernsa gov*rarnent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Paris A unEAe- q. American navki
officers are ma1iiQr.4 for prasr os Gn
and acrainattcn In the Legion Of Honog
IN an o'fiSisl stz:enar. ISSUED. Al
sAs <rsAi gToss OF LEG legion. xAsls
Admiral Msyo ast Rear Admiral Ssms
saa wgIsoa are advanced 10 The grade
Of grad osf1oor
Rear A4airzls G.eaveA- Usher. L4sax
Griffin. Ws,les, Taysor and RAsss 60
cine &C Za7TA9e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Cohlenr Seven million marks wore
ieposifea a, headquarters for he
Third American army by the German
To par Tor food supplies Tor civilians
In she area occupied ny United States
forces. During last week nine million
marks we're deposited for tAia purpose
~ the Germans The first food train
started from France. its rars being
saadsa from American army dcpts,
TEE FIRST shirsaatn.s have been scot TO
Trsves. Cooleaz. NeHuied AMI No1tA-
eaar ard Distributed throughout he
A4ztrSct at uniformed eriees. sired ny
the German government
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
FIELD AIDS SOLDIERS,
Grsnarnn Of Merchant VINO Served a.
Private Ma rtejps ~Buddirs"

Chicago Marshall Field, grandson
ard he.r NJ the famgws Chicago mer.
chant who enlisted as .riSate and
,~as urrsS Sr"ar ss~a~ss"aa d .s@ sssA~e ss.s.
came assistant MANAGE ~ 'Ae snplay.
meat bureau in The headquarters here
Ter returned soldiers sailors and ma
rSnaa lie ~ serving rs a volunteer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
DEFENDS WORK Or
PEACE CONFERENCE
sRtTisf PREMIER SAWS FUAL
JusrscE Will eE METED
OUT TO GERMAkY.
GUARD AGAINST NEW WAR
Wants iy!ern ps~sa Because ossasSea
Demands n--Mawt he Oeslssed
MT TO cfpsHy vsnsssass. But
Ls giaaa exts Iasties.

LoEdoa. --~ No iategysHtiar In Russia.
no recognition vi B0gssayfSna aEd ras
iuIsIillnsni Of hls election psonises.
ineIa9ing those relating 10 inasmniKy
from sns eaaEy covers and ssAisa'
meat Of The fayrnsr German ssnp~fvf.
wers the outstanding features u the
report which Premier Lloyd George
brought from Paris and delivered 10
the House " Commons
Every member was In his sea- and
the galleries we're packed With alstin
gaishea visitors. among taen the
prince OF Wals@ Aad the American AM
saasador, John " Davis, waea The
premier catered the chamber. with TIE
cheers OF the great croSds outside the
Parliament. grounds still ringing In his
ears. We appeared fresh and To aaoT'
snt aplgt's, paasins nj times 10 make
humorous sallkss with various neEn-
bsfr
la the mala. though, the mood o. rAe
premier was serious, Ia conformity
with the wslghiy SUBJECTS discussed
and the audience listened With pro.
found attention 10 HIS speech.
The Lahorstr~ vigorously spasaaded
the premiers announcement Of noaln'
terysutton In Russia and Eonrecogni,
lion OF Bolsheyism, but remained silent
while conservatives ehA.r~a tho state
meat that the allies would continue 10
aid friendly elements which we're fight
ing isoikhwvtxm
The premier sah he had not come
10 the Hosse of commons To ask rw
lease Of any plete- he had given.
Il am here TO say that syory pledge
wg have ssvss.4s Incorporated in the.
drmanas pat forward by the allies" be
asserted. we stand by them b@eauss
we bslisvs they are Just We want .
peace that u Just. not vsadscatlse We
want a stern peace. because the oces-
sion demands II. but II must be DO
signed not TO crafty vengeance. hut
" Niuhhsh% lA"NNN fsNA@f AA1
Every term In the conditions must be
,i.sa.lt4ads Above all, We .vant TO pro
sct the future against a repetition b!
the horrora Of this war
The premier said he was going hack
~ Puris II the House wanted him 20
70
The premier sharply criticised Ger
tar newspaper attacks that had been
made In connection sith the peace
,eafrfnuce saying
"Whcu tals kad ~ disease IN car,
riei ~ the p,tpl " sowing dtsse4ion
between great allies whose uuity is
essential TOR the peace IT thn woyl1.
when an attempt 10 mad 70 MAKE
Fraecr dStrUgt Great nri,aiu, France
"a hate Amertta and America 10 die,
Ike France and Italy not even tha
kind Of disease In Justification tor
50 Black crime against humanity
Referring To t,n nncessllx ~ retarn !
Ing to paths AZ peace ahi or reducing
ditaemswvats. the PREMIER said the
forces % the country which had KEEP
Europe N arlas tat 40 years were 10
Re reduced rs IN army Which would ne
only adequate rouaEh to puitra her
rifles and prntets her commerce. Tharr
WAS uat danger Mr. Lloyd George |
RaserrNd because only With difficulty !
cnuIf Germany raisn 80 ooA men Ia Pre-. (
serve order
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

leuisviIle, Ks lossas p tsathrtget
1nrsatcr Of tbs typewriter -aa@3a- ks,
ard the elecsFte trsn wsy st-eet sweep
81 died al hir home here He vas 80
yesrs NJ age ard . tasscr partner Il
the ssrn Of Harefso- 4 oass-,r-s3 Ese
rssr Saddle nsssu'sctsrv~s OF Kec
laexy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
ABOUT May 70
cersain That Wiser Starts Eorts Near
Thut Date

PAris President NIlsoa plans 10
Iravc France aseat May go. " was
learned fram re'tshit sources
BRfors re departs he viii issne cal
tor apes !as sngssan N Congress. Il
was said The call ia expected 10 ~
for samn Gate between MAY ~ and
luua I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Fargo. y y Mrs r. II wilder Was
elected commissioner M police she
Will have complete direction II the fa
par,Ueu' Mrs Wilder has been pgs,m
irent In suffrage and W G., r 4 CTR,
Cl~4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
REPORT PROGRESS.
WasAtrster Asstss1 That reaes Coz.
terence IL SOWING tts preeis~s.

Washington n's;lac' lgaps1s smea,
n the gnSersl peace conference sisaa
ton .as report esi &c he waite Hoass
trn~i paris II ~as indicates. chx, sx.
cellezs progress sss b%tas made 10
sar54 es,nr igdizs re neSoi a inua
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
sl)lONs PROPOSE
NEW CONSTITUTION
tSsus witt, sE susMirvxn w
pE0PtGs Ar n1EcyaoA 70 sG
Agln N IxpsEAsgR
cITf MANAGER NIL KILLED

~-Nashslsla
After &sssA-Acar aaMaaasl hs4we&a
Rsv. Kne~rs.. TIE sssaass ana the
Aosxs ri Representatives "a tAs Has%
ealssa@osss AseasFs.ssaa haal sas g0s,
srnrr. IN ssssF 10 avasa N ssssa sese
sice and ~ measure VI esseems 10
the atAls. sasnsa sAa eaaa. Teu miRaaas
sstsr, ILL ssAss hlIis passsA HAVING
h~ma slxSeA or vxasaA. sAs sllss ssfsi
sssa@sA AxsssaAy rAEae IN ON ena
aster sesshea u 70 Legislative saya
sssss
The general assembly passed q htai
calling toT NE saemlssaoA u sas aass'
EcR Of shs calling VI q essastisasicaAl
eo1ysa;toa and IoT en- siscttaa Id es
held sha tssss Thursday In sersssaseg.
1918. A scsneeaiaa msasafe prax11sx
Tor the eacsssaa es Aeaesages R(Las
eoarentsoa slse passed tsaai r~aaiax
ResssGistsse Hanover Of Shaiay
calaea On ssd had tabled the ilauss
hall calling taf eas~tAi esesttaR IN
PASS asa the acceptance Of the city
manager plaza fsT Memphis
.~s-.
Representative tsalslls called ap aad
secas~a sse passage sas Asa ssr sas
establishment NJ naseitsl Va M~n@y
pats For the IFoatsaans " seasSvsi dc
eases ia ~oslaA
Representative tsaiesla II SAelhy 70
cared ihe passage et the bill tnesess
ms the Fees 81 the aepats shsrssts III
sSeiey cossiy fs0sa 81 10 $3.50 per
&Ay tor attendance Gu eoart
The ball TO cat the terms ~ affses
VI the city commissioners II Memphis
from four y@~ss 10 I've years wAa In,
hled ca motlcn u Representative
0MlslaA-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
MP aCASAEVlH pAOr.
Seventeen Esceuted Tor ptar 20 setray
hrths,dei e s~er,t

fr.Nanco' Seventeen poyeNrs hsye
hora cyerutea ep charges at espionage,
conspiracy ard treason as rNsul: ~
the discovery ate III Ns~ys ~ an er
7@srt'Tastar rsr"4s4pr' w~-yA'' 49, IN ,n.r
~ deliver Ina fown ana garrison ~ the
Go!she,iS' q, IS announced IN the ~
tlrisl Russian newspaper Ncrn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
UNION CRY MAN HAD.


~. Aeass ssAsctsa ~ stssss Aess
svstwssi csmrA ss&ssnss.
Nashville IN. r. M. Mckee OF
uniou City wAs Appointed D. Gev. Rob
srts ~ agricultural commissioner for
the state
IL. McRs~ 10 wei. knewn In Asrtesl.
turai cirvlss over tho state. he IL \
prosperous farmer 1t .'oeson County.
and VAS for number Of years pf~si
dent cs'shs West Fanus@ses sesfmers'
Asacs citation
He served ID 'hs lower house of
the General Assembly fot thtaa .ermm
aud IN the Senate tao terms No o~ns
and operates one II the fiHeG fafnts
In the state
Dr AcRee aracticea medic'ao Tor o
nnRaser Of years, NAT isis love fef tia
farm caused hia, so give ar his PRO.
'ess!an and devote hia tiase 10 aari-
cultural pursuits.
knoxslIle, The msst extraordinary
oi 81 divorce cares heard BY Chanesi.
iof Tate was iAat Of ilnnry Timothy
sutton aEaias, MAeele suttgn. In
which tho complainant, Aeess the ag.
nulnsat ~ his marriage Complainant
r. - years IT aFg ana thc ttrteaaaaA
ia years asi
1sx 7 s.As
~ss recently appointed chairman tH
DYER tor the var savings stamp ram.
paign. hs- appointed the faiiowlng as
assiants H. " Watkins VICE chair.
man. Walter I,riTARm. executive s"c
Rotary. John G. Rogers. publicity mar
Ager. NJ SaasnasrN. chairman ~
Areakrrs.
NGrlsn af visesnt A BIgKs nan
received letter FROM bis sca. Minis
n Bixgs. statinw thai be had received
the appointment by eshie, An sitscopA
sul 81 The rn'ted ststes at Genes.
Italy
Mr. TsIgwY Ia lsrai tsoY ard wA, In
shoed in Alisntosn ~ when var
' ~~s. ste~ssreA sud lsss ssssstas1Is esSAst."
I'd sith an ambulance Dns' and has
been with the American army In Italy
evsf since The t'nites Stases placed an
army there 10 cooperate with the
Italians
This IN ne s~cond local tny 10 e~
dsnsiiy hoaor~d in ARMY s~rrtes.
Benjamin rrsnslis Adams. son " J
n AAaHa also ssllst~d nj eushr~@k NJ
hcstiisl~~ and eeraaa- NJ his eaeep-
sionai stilitr ~ . stsnosrMsha1 Aoua
~Hs t,lst~d In IN itnpWfsnt position
With the var risk snsl Bes safeau.
ard ser, To PraSe. md then passed an
animation ever many Applicants ana
vac aspain'sd enc 81 'he arnnxvs
phe-~ as the p~srs ooasereat*
sswt~-a A lAsgs Delegation NJ En-
tAssiAasic Bayti~,s VI ts~wb~rr tel for
NsAn. to a.sssA the West Tsna~s~@&
usts.ss sunday scho0l eonren.soa
Nashville $50 The following charter
vss srsstsd hr ths s~er%iarf Of state;
Tho sstnish iysfa bsf GofDaaHy. eagi-
tai atacs s2s.e1S Innorpo.stnr.:
kArgAs~t J Saith. Mary Jana ststsh,
" A TagHpoa. Aayheise Is ssas,k
ana r. h knssa
S~vA~gr.--l1csi tanks isssed state
nenss ssc~ihx hat ta@as fsnaaetsl ocr
ditch fer he pasf fsw a0sthn 10 bed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

Chicago lsmys ngEan. Is wears
olt mr~nHsy Tor the HalStead
street hles is hold NJ and robbed
; .eG &c., 2a4..4Z @o.@ap mea uGar, "a
hank The eoNter. escaped IN su aNo
faehDe
t.G5ew oHstnuea successes tar
spssAa st,jo; totJcs along almos, ne
whole ~ the western Russian trou,
sron TIRE Rattle ~ tbe Glstk Sea IL
claimed tR Rg><.n afft>iai wireless
alspA'tN received here
Saa Aatoru fet r \. JeHes. o
irNkya. y \ avtuS cadet a,
Kelley field, 5srd 81 ;hc result az IN
iasiss ~hea 'he Atrptane tn ~htlh No
~N flying wttA l5rat { Il sherry
f~li 10 tail srsa At Sttnson field
Brussels Ne siVr's ~ar damase
for whita Il is eont-rdsa an luimesjt.
saNald Ae Collected s,ral Germany are
placed Al 'A.tNs sVa et& FraaEa IN re-
port made ~ n. cea;rsl Industrial
ermmli;cn. which has cer, Slrted 81 IN.
ve~tsAthan .; sae saa1ect
ra--a.a.aa.---
Venice, Cal Ardv~w Curry. An ayia
skcn instructor ana All sn'sratltSsi ea
Pill wcrs Killed waea their ssrp,sas
~en, into tai spil sHd fell in = resi-
aente sectsea q ne cry
Paris tt'uGteea Amertcau ,nt sia
rrvnta soldiers were killed ~aea Al
express train carrying ssierttss
,r>opS t-ssaSd lr,o = s's;!esAry t-a.,
~tsA s-eeeh said;ers on tursa2sa. near
le Mans fwesty five Americans zra
81 Nvcayt Hisa ware injured i.e Nass
IS 10 tAe ireagr'7eat ~ tie SArtha
vSsg q Parts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Se~t~-a A large feEseation VI En-
tAssiAasic Bayti~;s VI S~wt~rs ten for
Milan. to A;sss% the West Tsraes~e%
Hstssx. kaB4sy schoQl eonrentsnn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

S~vAegn --lAcsi hanks iassed state
menis ssc~inx hat th~t, fsnaaclsl ecr,
dsttca scg The pass fs~ A0sths 10 bea-
tw than was ssss Ezsws 10 the hisaxJ
~ tAA e0ws&s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Nashville SO The following charter
vss srsstsd hr ths s~erstsrf Of state;
Tho sstnish iaEa bass Cofnsany. eagi.
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The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

age more than $200.00, and on many of them at least part of these tools are taking the wealth CT, and will depreciate in value at least one-half in one year thus exposed, which will amount to $35 .000. Quite neat sum to throw away annually. It amounts to more than the yearly pay ments on the court house, and would employ a Farm Demon stration Agent for year and build thousand dollar school house in every township ill the county every year, with a surplus left to buy fuel.
 If you are contributing to this enormous waste, stop it.-Ex.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
Guaranteed Against Stretch

For every 1 Der cent the Levi athan belt stretches after the first cut per cent of the pur- chase price will be refunded. There is no reason why the belt user should pay the cost of stretch. Layne < Bowler Go. sell these belts. See A. N. Hol- lingshead, local salesman for Carlisle. 50-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
Money Out In the Weather

The writer passed a farm the other day where there was at least $2OO.O0 worth of farm tools standing under the shelter of a tree, taking the weather. Farm tools cost great deal of money at this time and they go to ruin very fast when left exposed to rain and sun.
 In Monroe county there are B. 800 farms, and each of these farms have tools that will aver
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
Avety Tractor For Sale

I have a 40-80 Avery tractor in good condition for sale at a bargain; also about eight or ten Duroc Jersey three months old pigs for sale. Will take part of price of tractor in work stock or cattle. Apply to A. H. Ford, route 5, Carlisle, Ark. 17 4tp If
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

In every home where there are children there should be a bottle of WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. It destroys worms and acts as a tonic in the debilitated system. For sale by all druggists.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25


 T. A. McDow, who has a posi- ton with the Union Co-opera- tion store, owned by railroad men, at McGeehee, came ill Sum day for vist with his family. Mr.
 McDow says he has about de- cided not to move his family to that place, as he will no doubt re- turn to Carlisle in the spring and
 resume the poultry business in which he was engaged here be- fore going to his present position.
 He is a good poultry and produce
 man and we are sorry to have him leave Carlisle for only so short time.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

Miss Irene Snow left lat week for Hot Springs where she will resume her school studies.
 When you want good bread, see $. P. Pearson. 1s-tf
 Mrs. Ambrose Mammalian of Hagen spent the latter part of the week with Mrs. c. C. Hummel.
 Pure lead and oil pants, also all colors in oil at the Arkmo Lumber Co. Buy now and paint up your old buildings. 12-tf
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore house, of Lafayette, Ind, are visiting Mr. Moorehouse's sister, Mrs. Chas. Smiley.
 A job lot of boys hats and caps at Buechley's at very cheap price.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
Get More Money For Your Cotton


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The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
MW1@!ettrQQ. Arkausas Profitable Farming Bureau,
 Board of Commerce, Latue Rock Ark.

AIr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Thomp. son went to Little Rock Sunday to spend a few days with friends.
 Order your winter coal now. See H. l.. Perkins. Phone o9.
 A Printer, George Wiles by name, of Paragould, found a pearl in Black river estimated to be worth 5000.
 -Hummel will pay the high est price for your eggs in cash or trade. 51-tf
 A suit has been filed i'll chan cery court attacking the validity of the act of the legislature ere ating the Cabot -Lonoke road dis trict No. 11-Cabot Guard.
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