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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19
Nortbcliffe Undergoes Operation.

London. June 1S.-Viscount North
cliffe, newspaper owner and former
head of the British mission to the United
States, underwent an operation today
A bulletin issued by his physicians says
that the viscount's condition is salts
factory. The operation was to remove
deep-seated adenoma ian increase OF IL
brous tissue} of the typhroid gland,
which was causing considerable pres
sure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19
SHIPS WITH FOOD FOR
HUNS AWAIT SIGNING

Deal. England, June 1S.-Eight
American steamers laden with provi-
sions for Germany are detained in the
Downs pending the signing of the peace
treaty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19

The Jeanne dare, which left Lis
bon on June IL, is one of the old
style warships of the French navy. she
is AS feet long and has beam of 63
feet. She displaces 11,270 tons and her
normal complement is 626 men.
The lmperator. to which DR.. Pes
soa is reported to have been trans
ferred formerly was one of the crack
German liners and is the second larg
est ship afloat. She was turned over
to the United States by Germany un-
der the terms of the armistice. She
is being used at present as a trans
port.
Later dispatches to the department
said that the army transport Mongo-
liza was towing the Jeanne dare to the
Azores and that good progress was
being made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19
King of Spain Is Indisposed.

Madrid, Tuesday. June liking AL
fonso is slightly indisposed. He is re-
naming in his room on the order OF
his physicians.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19
CONQUERERs

O. big things are those who have thor
oughly mastered the little things.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
Of Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19

The Nickles. dimes and pennies care
fully garnered and drawing Interest,
will steadily accumulate and create
verltable bulwark OF protection.
Open that Savings Account today.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF ArdmOre
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16
MARCH COTTON USE SHOWS
DECREASE FROM LAST YEAR

whSIilNGTON. Nprl - Cor.
sumption or cotton during March
amounted to 4a3.720 bhlrr OF lint
and lO,abS NJ ltntors the census hu-
rCau today announced.
Consumption during March last
year was 57l, ,Ai3 bales or lint and
lO9,2G1 uf lintcrs
Cotton on hand March 81, In con-
ruminG establishments was AG2
567 bales OF lint and 277,1iS OF lint
crs. compared with lao, ,lJ6 of lint
and lib,TGG OF linierS a year ugu
and In public storage ana at COM
prcssca i,2lS.02S bales OF lint and
200 ol3 ~ llntors, compared with
3.2GO.g5l Of lint and 3b5,5il of lint.
erS year ago.
cotton. spindiea active during
March numbered g. Gi2,27S cam
pared with 33,799,976 in March last
year.
Imports amounted 10 1881 bales
compared with li,2Gl in March last
year.
Exports amounted to boi,27s
bales including i2ii bales of llntrrs
compared with 3ll6SI bales. iuclud
ting l2,GS7 bales of llntcu In March
last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16
ARDMORE BANK HAS ITS
OPENING DAY IN NEW HOME

Spcclal to The world
ARDMORE. Aprn !; The First
National bank ~ this city saturday
opcuod the doUis Of lis beautiful new
banking home to its many friends.
patrons ana well wIsh"rs who had
hcon invited to participate In this
important event
An modern equipment has been
provided ana the new quarters viii
afford ample accommodation for
tho bnnk'H increasing activities for
many years Ia come.
The First National hanl, Is fimll.
iarily known ns tho oldest national
bank in oklahoma, having hcru or
gantEod IN 1890. ltsrpr"scnl officers
are Don Lacy president, g l.. Ah-
dcrson, q W Stuart and T. II Max
well vice presidents I'D Snndlin.
cashier. aud II - Mccollom and
Arthur Kyle, assistant cashiers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16
BATTLE STARTS OVER
BANkHtAD ROAD PLAN
\~-o,fallun Marshal Forces Tor
Decision uu FRIDAY
ALL STATES REPRESENTED
hppruNimntcl, Thousands Nrc PrCs-
rui fut ~r-,iuu tt Miurrhl Wells,
iIruurh rrC-idc-

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16
SIX ACCEPTED HERE FOR
ARMY: FIVE TO GO ACROSS

Eulistments NJ the army recruiting
station continues to hc good. SlN
men were accepted Monday and sent
away Tuesday morning five ot them
cnlisting fur oversca scNrNtCc. Tho
names OF those sent away Tuesday
morning were as follows Howard
- sheppard, OkmHlgco, Roy l.
I.cwrey Btghenrt Martin + Malone.
cleveland. Perry ~ Staltcr, NriElow
Floyd ". SiHrkwehthrr Columbus,
kan aud Paul II Smith. OwuAsh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

n vuu have ruArins huvuur prss-~
IN vow osrs Es getting hA~d Of hear
inT snd '~ar CaArrhAl DeAtnes, ~
e. 'cur d-urr'u and r-t ounce o.
rArntnt double str-nEthl srd add 10
% y pint O' hot water snA litus
EranulAtsd rur~r rsAs tAhic~rcan
ful tVur tmcr AGy
Th,s ~tll often hrisE sp,oA r~ii-'
from he distressing bad poiIrs
Iaorrrd no'uiS should open. Sf,uth
me become ~asv Ant th~ musua stnp
droppfug tubo tho thruat u Is rasv
~ prrl are costs HttIr Ard ~ rirAsAat
~ tai" 'rIu0e uhN "a DsfArrha.
irUut % the rars "a hayl 90 tra-,ur
or has hesd no,oea sbou. 4 rive ihts
prs 1rlpt'or a trA'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
SAVED TWO FAMOUS PICTURES


Ths King ~ the Bsagiass will shortly
have returned 81 htm ywa famous pie
tarsn which we're rescued four y~srs
ago, from Ypr@s estheslrat n ar
pears that siaring the hegiharsimssst ~
fpFes la 1918 q yaHns British artts-
Isry officer na,ieed sRsssis the eatas~
tiral, which Has helng heavily stsais.say
that the naiy thsnss pes shattered n.y.
GerHaa DIRE wsre t@o large hiemtsh
masters, dated isss,t hanging soess 10
feet high on the walls. How to g@s
them and save them far R~igiaaa was
the question whlct, immediately pre-
xentsd itself. The nshess called TAO
private sssisfse~~ ss issas hisa. snsl wttA
the cid Of rome Ioas GAS pipes which
hal been hlawn dowA by the German
are; and ,wa large hooks, the ptctaFes
were lowered 10 the gr0una. Tie ~.
scvr. i.Ieu,euwnt paaiels. n. A.. then
cat the pictures oat of their fremsss
and as,. itein ii; q large sack, which he
used for tine as hest In The end
he taoE them 10 Isnsioa. where. with
the approval NJ the Belgian minister.
they have been placed nn exhii,ltsan
prior % being returned to Ming Albert
M Brussels.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
SPIES Of GERMANY
BOTHERED YANKEES

ssme nirAs ess~@emts az The SsFsMss'
s~sVnth dlsssssa. frea Svs Yas4 cry
saSrgssa eniessy lnsa tine In tao Harsa
rsF sssser, rs2asssns other uasfs 81 ~
Fortyssseaad siysslsa Which e@srsinsd
for ths .ews 10 Aeap rsswl HssAAeuearg's
i&xs grraE efEsmxass. There was swsry
nssst nm x.srs~s- RSs whva rs*a VI
tAe ses~nsy-~seash l~wsvd aerssss nd
mana haa- n aayhssMk sAes saw
asnaxset fFsam the ssernaxn ggs&%As@ tiaaa
ssga, rssas~i In 1ngsssAs
-ssssass, foyts.ssSaaa division
MeAeams, S@spats -u@ssAthi~
Thesv ~wfw either sn&ss ReNs II tAs
ssrEss ksna.: Avt TIE thiRs ess aas NIL
sss~saassl tafsea the AnasFsewHs snsw
that ssesRse was slipssshx In a ae~ eas.
"a, shs nasnA~s ~ th~ easrt sAt JUS,
what ksna af sia1 is saa@ ~ers aaasie
u. and sA@s made iasgsstaAt sss "
that infermatssa.
MscA Trsssss In AisAcs.
AnaeTssan srv.#s thss snw sTssc~ In
,shx a$aAatAIa~#s Aissee cssansry hsd
the grva.sss astsrIfEsss r~ssA, ~. s;x
eysi. keasnyi the FFahcse Amefsyma
lines we're . large nusassss VI r~sras
Mha were Grrwan .hpsn esd xha re-
smlaea ,hesr ssaaa,Aihsse tss The kaiser,
The cSuntrs offered ussaxaAlty good sIr
fsFtHAi,ts~ Tor xfasss lss.-s ssse ut iis
haily. w%ssea nasarw. 0m several
nsghtx whsu Aserrlesn tsossg,s VERY 60
serinx the trenches 10 relieve osies
units. rockets ana esAarvd lights shot
Gp from hills sehlsa the Asssssssaa
front. The ttersnsa artillery rvumrsly
rvspoaaea 10 this sip hy rsisaaalns the
AmsTicma esonasnunaemtsSn trvsaches,
,aAswiax IAat. iAsy spnla be eresssed
with men passing forward, TIE htias
aud weeds afforded saeh exe~1lea, hid
lns places that |, MAS aext TO inspos'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Eleanor. Ave. had senn heF FIRST
dance She VAS frankly delighted
watching the daurvrs, but had lI,tis
In SAY when she ~, bone that. ese,
ming
Tho next morning mamtna inld bet
to tell daddy about the dance. ~ Il
daddy had never seen n dance. She
explained II thus "a daddy
"Well, you see, daddy. they Ssr, 81
rutisilr up with their hands ous this
way on Que side and hug with the
other hands and then they serar~' thsIr
feet "a the f'oo- and Art NJ run ~
cnr' aide NJ the floor. scraping their
feet. and down the other aide.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
Grif, Aunctlrced.


A starry I1itl III lsTaiof ti.trtr'' 'iftas.
tra,es the plain nature IT the ruaa. On
AL oouSion vben he Was TO eoaflria a
class n carriage was s~n, for hlm 10
charge IF va i,nglish c,aehman who
had b,-n Impaired hy wealthy Amer
ttan iits,rEp Greer walked uuaccutn-
pnnied and in non clerical dress fran
hts front dpar IN the carriage and EN-.
t. reH u hut the driver did not move
hts htsFszSr After waiting for = mo
mtnt the bishop asked tbe naan why
h. did hnt drive on
TIN waiting foe thu lord bishop
of Nam lark. sir, the proper prrsan
replied
swell" saia the tisiwp. TIN II.
Drive oa, Christina Register,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

In one Ut the southern training
camps rsofane and p.rsplFing tnfaa-
try sergeant wus Going bis best To
pound into the hssd> 81 Il squad ~ sx.
escSlipgls raa "rSs.S !s,s4s" he fsiss.;ft5fsits
~ military Scttace
When the scgEohn' gHye aa order
zach willing rrcrujv ~ the svttsed sssssss
e cummenslahie effor, to execute II,
nj gSrr5 rltiff fssiFttisi Ri 4 tt~xs>7A~,
all his oWa. With hiahly unsatisfactory
results
As sea- we're - haalrd the sergeant,
A. this point the rfiee"dihgs ~sse
interrupted by y rssseru!t frata iar~sun,
~ he. before enisssing had been Har'
sarsi siGdent.
"i,eg ravdaa, Sawgeant." said he.
hut woaldnt II hs ras'ah pcotah TO
~5yl -'Yaa ,asll sssstssah il,s status quo
antef' "~-tartnua% Magazine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
prae,.ca, Maa.

~.sfes.ss'a iiua are drifting fffss.'''
saas.-a che literary PERSIA nav.
ahar'. @y hies Of u poetteal line,
III IL rather pretty g'sess." said
Mr.. Gazetteer. Who hssRS thoaigh, out
~asss ~ haslnras 'I'N glad YOU inca
ssaaswa ~
~rss~a ys,a nfe lover ~ toetryr"
~AAg A1s that anntat.un reminds me
EixMe I tsAvs an engagement ia aboat
AksK sn hear wish u clap who wants
nm mesl nsr The state rights to new
eN,es ~ ~srset sprinkler, ! believe
riaar~as nso&ey In H." ntr,nIaaham
Arr E,eraad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

--Say. tsssky yur nvsan citizen Of
~lA~ Snndy MnSh region. ra,erlns Tho
Mssla<~ sixux siore Nv l,tuNinvlte- You
xAsli~r~ saasi me this var rat pixon last
~~.ek~ and thger or four ~ my children
xysA Assts1 OF Tho hox and rtt M right
r~&sMyS sf th- stuT II d,dr't pear to
ylamase~ s~m none eaa III he doggsi
sx I AsakN kcii~ve i've been s.iGdlci :"
.~~~Jmkxr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
IS A MUSICAL PRODIGY

werk~d Ia Maine wben the child was
h~rn.
The father said that n. tAe a4r nj
two the lad was hrnugh, 10 Italy. With"
sr his par~nts werv rssrrasnx to take
IN their rrssdeacs In asa~ir old hnens In
the roii~s B~rrvre. IN rsrin A yeaf
later h. srsearrd In tfa~ caxshmss tiss-
sses. Kntass. where for shs nrM tins he
led an cr~h~ssrs as issl paevSs. Th~ rrss
rvnD was @osaws~d ~ waxn~rian.
f,esstcven aee osls~ heavy ses~essss&
The eATld tnak bis orrAestrs t~s-re
Emperor Nschsssss In 1919 snd c5eausf~
eA tao ~saeerts fer the essAsrth In
the same year his srrAs~sr1 ~Hs filing
m snxaxssneni In Lssstoa. and ~ srss
commanded to stssar sssore Qv~~a
Aiexsnsirsa sf Endand s' Marlborough
ho@se. He srf-r~s ss.Sors Pog- Ben
f%ift Wv. In fal6
In AsprsH. isfs. sass sss.se Itaiy's ssa<,
lArsfsea 1t ~n. wfI,T was psssestcd
Htta The Scst InesiAi hy the IssliAa aass-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
: FOR |, I SUMNER \ COLDS

Nothing gives quicker relief than
veciier Balm.
II In harmless. nad also relieves
Nervous Headache quickly. and any
superficial Inflammation In short
time.
TRY II for Mamps. Hay Fever. or aay
pain.
II you cannot bay II locally. send
for Free Sample. and Agents terms.
or send sAc stamps for 2 Zoe tubes.
Avoid limitations,
u. W. vAclIER. inc. New ORLEANS.
La.-~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
pu.,ina u w to Grandpa.

Howard had not had his hfeaktas,
one moFning when his grandfather
drove up In hts car Howard wsns~.,
very much to ~ along. but his mother
said "Hu, You havrn't hsd ySur break.
sast yet. and grandpa dcc~n's want to
wait"
replied -Wel,. u Was = grandpa
rnd had little hoy. ID say. Co %
and en-, your breakfast I'D IN wait
f,M yaH"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
SHOOTS PIGEON. PAYS N7.N


b. Le,sf.ss - Sssptipx . wesgfs ssx~os
kas -t,w PAllFp Hsctaas ~ fsssl~vflts
q totsl " NTII
The rss~en xts srss NJ If~1msit
ensvs~n p~~i sssd vnc~atles Hsnssp4
killed is, Then Bnmsad sss fpia "a
atxsmen; wits Anton seh'sss.r. awnes
esf the hfysI
lie hrpsxAt etsrs~ ~ 'hr~a sf.ias
10 tn ags!am xshilhs~s. 1ssssrs
l.#sss ralsst ssssfss ifssssssea IN asrh
~ the four cases snd tire s,lasnssa
was rpsrF@gs~S 10 PAY sb@ sssssa. sfv n
Then sss;snxsf ra@d fIfrsssssf I'M ,sss
tssssszssz thu t~~e,, ana IRt-s f-ssss -
sexaxsi 3 fine os 81 AID rs&sA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
alftea

xT.ffus- what makes You think
'essAs Mlasia,n WI grow to be ..-eGt
tarsmrf
Fsxssa Less,cr~ White playing doctor
ywsfM hA~ tiit'c rlRyH1'"s he said
-~s~nsssr~w. teforv 0r @tsiu 60 opcr'
sss~ yUn hais he patjrAt'S bands and
Sssms. VA Cos tsrg tt,s~y,, s,pisss sui, az
sms wtgnf hard pacNet'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

- N404WUFN, my Hnry WISH sNs1g
smamxAa - weighed 10 pounds and ! fssl
Assa~ -. ! have for . long TINA !
as~~w had a1y msaieine % ms -
sns6A gssd. AIRS. PEARL MOUNTAIN.
MikshtaI Ind.
fsssA health during maternity y :
mmewE tnVEe<snt factor tn both fnother
Mxa ehika snd many letters have been
amrsSs@l ~ the Lydia T. Pinkhsm
MwA1csns In. Lynn. Mass. telling Of
Hmns1A sessm~laariag this trying period
m ~ vss OF Lydia T. r,nkhsn's Vsgs-
GAlsss C1mpe1aa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
Boy Leads Orchestra at the
Ace Of l3


Rene Willy fe-Tsrp. aged thirtsszs-
~Ae leads Ifnpaecx exrfsestrss In
selections fras1 Wagner, Be~taow~ia.
Rosssns. Grv,s ap& others. IL az Amer.
srsn aaa was bern In P0-sasna. Maine.
ne child has attracted the Attention
" ESrap~ s'nre hs was .osF years "a.
sas IL was anly ressnsly THAT his AmssFr-
~aa birth ~ss rwy~xi-sa HI ais psr-ats-
al lsa are Italian.
The father t,,af TIRE AssceSats5 Prsss
sserrsrzaarsi that WHY carrses a.
tnertcaa TnSsavrs. sut that his ss4sss
ner~oa was William rsrrsra aa1se
q had ca1sa ssr him whsle be ksd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
Yanks Are Clearing Mine Field
200 Miles Long and IS
Niles Vide.
MAKE NORTH SEA SAFE AGAIN
Task Almost ~ Dangerous ars, Frenn
:. Als~gs,ri, d. shlceseas ~ .rsPet. ),
tart ~ hurting s1hma.
fineA

I>sntinn. Eighty United States navy
min. s.celsegs are busy In the North
wea NJ a tots almost as dangerous and,
frsssa ,he yfswss,int Of shipping, quite
~ Important. as haHting suhnafsacs,
Ihry are clearing away shc largest
srine narass IN The world This lssr-
rage. snasss ~ per cvu, Asnersesn'
made ard American isr,i ,asfsss ). !.
ahaat mo mites Icing and ~ uiiles
wide, |, cagSes ths North sas fran
Scotland 10 Norway,
The task has ALREADY resulted In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
Enemy Learned yaluabls sscrsss
No Matter How Carefully
!. 4. GaN6ea.
eEHTR On AMERICANS


fsgss.-~AnBestsEn newssmpsv cmxr~-
spon8enss aArsssa are ROW peF@sfssa
10 resatw ssasae af the tfeahles The
AmestcAAs experienced wssA shs great
Gerwsn spy syssen.
No asmy LIN She world war bad 4
harder nght sgsiasf the sraeeth wurk-
Inx, f.r reseAsns Tyasesi esssuasxe sss.
! ssSA EAaE. ,AlI lssaaERs@ !. ssasSAsass xars
Fiors The Germans Concentrated 4
large nnrsher as spies sgAiess the
Americans immediately after the nrsi
xankee ecntinsrnss tsrsea In Fsanee
Rnd kNrs aagmsattax their manahsr~
The AsnsrsrHn army was made the %.
tecf ut the spg ssfeHxase heesase the
Gsrmans rsecxaiscd that. II The war
ceHtinaed until the summer u 1913
end then iagped over inse 1919 n Was
the American army that waaid nsars
largely In allied ogserssionm Thsy
waas~t 10 aaa out What ksad ~ an
army Pershlng had, what the nastsie
u tbs individual soldiers IVES what the
ssafss we're. pl&aalax And What, aissosas
ton was being made ~ American
troops behind the western battle fraat-
ttara 10 Keep SeerstA
To spite Of aA pr~eautiaas end In
srst~ ef eoatre'sspienaxa ferries, Ger
man agents Enthusiastically caliSsiesi q
large amount NJ valuable lafnrtaaficn
behind the Americas lines TO supple.
meat other odds and st,ds they had
picked UP frem AmertrHa prisoners
from the reports Of their land and air
observers aaa from other saGrces,
ntfaeers tried hard ca keea the Roche
FROM learning that oae Aiaerlcau untt
had heen removed from shc Tine and
supplemented by another. Thai wss
Information tha. t.l~ GcruaNr !nteiis.
xence officers wanted Tor their order
81 hattie" MAPS hy Which they kept
track ot the exact disposition NJ atl
eretny troops In the line and reserve.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

E1ExAssw S3rs#tes. 10 aa sssasrss w
&.nmeanA~Awz. wail swing adyies 70 pfsss-
xnswxsxss s~sdrxv@,sns
a~rEA~n~~~s yoa se," aRsd the blaselst
@S1m,r ,svas everything co your seo
xissx sssy W tsailns your win shat
nAse ua~m yoar mother Hard to nsaks.
x~~laA,s the sfldes ertatioH. even "
ywss hnxw as break tire crust wish =
sxxzsx~ hAnasner, assure her 'i's Gull
xs.rv s4N~f dw'Hvge, aud thea tsks b
sstSA ~m tA@ siF."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
whsc ns DID a.

~rron what ysm tell nss. Saia. ycu
have beea a busy taaa aii your Ilte1'
"yes. sah yes, sah" u
"Yea'ye dome great deaf In yoar
t,iae and day saiA, guess
"yes, sab. Dsr Is Use daae gost
lot In nah day bot IL wux In Dc hoas's
tune"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

n tAnay ane hartsnc,i he ether day
In tn snA<~ ~ ju%tce " the peaec,
~ y~wmx couple were hcins tnasried
xesrv~mxsseA hy several 'rlradS A.
sSSssAx. eAv ritual y3me 20 that place
ywAAssw fh~ jaSticv said
-v,M~ s~xonr prrsua, know ~ any
-rw~Sn vAy this roupte should not b.,
sxx~s n&as and wltcr
Asaf b ~vrryhody's smasemsn, the
sx.~~@ ~w~Ae ur II 10
"' m ~ maha ALTERS sr.ts that's what
s~snnsns ~ fna mxSy rehtOr~ais
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

An interesting and profitable trip
tisat every niotorsst should take bat
very few think ot Nv trip under the
ca TO seq the condition 81 things
tkef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

rMm~~ vss; sttll t~ u use foe cWrk'
~rxww1 VIXEN the na,ioa goes dry,
CssAx ss~ te&na in other hotties be
skAsM sA~m~ csentsln.nS whisky,
II xkA<s say YEA atr right" said Mr..
.xsaSShy. xt~smsly, "hat cork pailer AT
sss~f ssn1 wsIi nei b. pEsssetsi by merry
ss~psw sAa sparkling reparf~e. show
sMw ant 10y ss about 10 b anceaaas>i "
---HSxxnnuAAm Age Herald
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
Elsie. lIanals Adepts
Boy Who Fought In War

New York Elsie Janis slgnea
papers which make her the Fos-
ter mother ot Michael CaFdl.
fourteen, an italian orphan vat.
eran ~ tbn War. WIS, LANDED ;,ar.
a. q stowaway az the transport
Madonna from MArseili4w six
weeks ago. Miss Iaais psi up
bond VI s5,"fe 10 snsgrc 'lIat III.
chael wtll not he a pahile charge
end The lad Is now at bee hoiae
tn TaTvysowa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Tsachor-u you take fous snSers
frnm ten, how rasay remain
Altee dsses nat r~rly.
Tsacaer-~iios many fng~rs have
sou altasaiaers
Alicv- Tea.
T~~chev Aud sap,ssse frnr vere
missing whaI have you shnr,
Alicv theaminx, ,-- n, music isx~,ns :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Letter ~ eeursfgsn SITTER he hWd made
sacce~sfai appearance In fbe Auxu.
sean. wtsFS hs fssd epnz'wrTa1 nm or
rh~~srs and chorus hxxf~ga,asw, 700
All ih@ players 10 the osehessfa an
rnsn ss long sxt~sfaore.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

during Tho tins ]
was ltokingforwsrsj
10 ths coming Of my
little enc thai | am
recommending II 10
other sxpsetaHt
nothers. Before
taking II, some days
l Suffered with nets-
f&igiA 10 badly thAt
/ ihcught I coud
not liys, bat after
taking three bottles
|of Lydia T. Pin s.
hams Vegetable
Compound l wAs en-
tirsiy relieved Of
neuralgia l had
gained In strength
and was able " 70
around and do aA
l.. 49, - - s.s.xss.s~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
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ms ~ Xn1 usszA - ~ sssess
sxNGsM - E&a sssaAssM 1mfs~E& TAfIM
8EMMw aNM TONIC Yss sRew nhsf - -.
mmA 9mHan&- M2 sfhe 1xns@sA q 49, ~
swkewx hnks&. ghewia4 II N fTyMN@
Xsskx& ~ nn,xs5xas fsrsA Th& 1stasss So ~
mwN sas~ mkAA2Thi. tAs frws A~sAsS W.
wSxHnaK xy<Es e4sI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

= w~.ssr Ae~ r'eeh .ssss wsshe'm
TsAx r~aIay chcpeesi~
= s~~r~" answered Farmer Corn
xsS<xrt. -bss I HAYS a suxsaciaa he
-essxl1'c cut aowr asFre'n eocaSh TO
imsss . seu rt~ed ashsn' reds Tor his.
ssekE an tA~ aors"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

"What made Latin dead language.
IN = oh | guess somebody Doctor
cti Cartoons Magazine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

When the world owes q man living
II invariably SETTLES the debt an the Ia.
s,alimcnt plan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

| It's better 70 think u Whist you arc
sQSns. ~ eat. than IN te unable 10 for
~, wha, you have eaten
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

dsanaiatsd EysitAa. siaA fnssmeA Eyes
fsttsvsA user nxs nv M@@sa ktys k.&a&Aak
.&asAa txsA4 sa@stSs ~ msf4l AAv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

CRTY YEAM AGO almost svmy acer eash hs sAad
FAHE0OkiC o. lSndAnnm Ae
] dep 81 RKW DROPS TOO NAM VIII rraae~ ~ kIEEF
FROM WHICH THrRE NO WAKING Ms1f ekbtNa who
asvs bsa hnsd 9 .hs hsAlh h.s sssa ruaasd ~ s p.0 >
pruhd from Asag ehhss 1t nasd rAdsm sA
sayb0dy vtout khstng pocas Tia danisa II nsea
sAh
9.n pross asP~ so~s. as~s~.o< ssd aM r. .ss aad
.Dp" .cesda" "SAisE Synp 60 Yoa shoad sas pnn any
sAps shskssc FhyEa know
al what IA h comp0asd. GASTUkIA pOka Nor
CONTAIN NARO0fIfI bsarz the sgnssAs ~
kCAaa H FS4cher <AFxA~
0saaias Csassria alxsys barn u sssassr INA8
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
RcziAsIesa kathnsA.km IA haeaa b
GO d reAsg1ks sAsn~s ~ gssass.

An anssertaksg's sslearus@a szszas ~
isrwsfasesY A~ iefaasd s.sxpsea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Poverty brings maay ssroag lsad-
iordA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
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