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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-27
KAISER IS
 ALARMED

GENEVA, March 27-- The formo Kaiacr, alarmed by the many thre' .onirG letters, intends to come il" Switzerland German and Austrian nohi 'tv are now seeking moderat priced houses.
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RETURN THEM, PLEASE

'r' aro aro rin tins. a'so b"aN iars
 ~,, ,so1 fvor tho F0mo Cooled cal or sHo La'ics Ai1 Society, that haze rcF NrrA rctrrnod, The Ladies Aid Co cie' reoreete thoee havirr the ahovo art'-i>e to p'ease return them to Mrs, 4. r.. Davis or to Brown & Hawkins.
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LOUSSAC Is IN THE CITY

Z.J. Loussac, the well known dru@ gist of Anchorage, arrived in Sewa~l last night coming over the trail by dor team. Mr. LouSsac is on his way out side on a purchasing trip and will leave on the Admiral Farragut.
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RESSARABIA A REPUBLIC

IONDON. March 27-- B"s"a"ab'" has been proclaimed Republic and i'
 arm> haF been ordered against tho Rum9rian army. The Rumanian army has been forced back.
 T. is reported that the Bolshevik'
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I T. poorr ro;lrooI cortraoso~

VI. l.. Poorr. rai'roa1 coNtrH"'o" op taroI at iNa Votal SevarA M potars wil' r-obah'v 20 10 Ancho~a~a ,~ T'>-,,~-,-.>v.'S +~ain.
 D. s. Pozrovich. on hie way to F''" 'o-'.s o~e~ fao trail, is registered "t Inc Hotel Seward.
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\ -M C0""8N0TT
 { BOARD SATURN

. NSHTNCTON, March 27- It . m. a,ol tat Captain George Bow dov tn command tho Alaska radio INT ';o0 &hie sea7on aboard tn ,'o' 2to'er Steamer Saturn, replac .nr "' ww"ndor Lucl;el who is under. s'c ''o hr given an advanced positio" gn .h, land.
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GEN. MANGIN RECALLED

PAGIS, March 27- General Mangin lead 2 French officer, has been r.' callc1 from Mayence to undertake mis ion believed regarding Hungary.
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TO FIGHT POLANDERS

COPENHAGEN, March 27- It is reported that the Russian BolsheviAi will send big army against Poland n the early spring.
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OCCUPY PRESSBURG

LONDON, March 27-- Italian fo" ces have occupied Pres burg, Hun gary.
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LEADING BOLSHEVIkI IS
 GIVEN RELEASE BY HUNS

COPENHAGEN, March 27- Ger many has released Karl Radek, lead ing Bolshevili, who was recently ar rested during the Spa,tacan outbreak.
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WEATHER REPORT

The following is the weathe~ re port for tNe 2t hours ending at ' O clocl- this morning:
 SEWARD 40. clear. calm. Archo"ace s. cleNr, calm. Wa+nr"-ra oh. c'cH- cslm. Chio'-o'o0n %, clear, calm. w~ei''o 26. clear, caSt.
 Talkeetra , below, clear, windy.
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Agent Courtney, of the Pacific Steamship Co.,, at Anchorage, is regis cred at tho Overland and will leave tomorrow for his headquarters.
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RY Associated Press

WASHINGTON, March 27-- Rd- ma-ia and the Czccho Slovaliia have a d America and the other Al!i'S ror ann, ammunition and equipme |: for troops to go against the Russian arc Hungai-,n Red armies.
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HAS WAR BEEN DECLARED?

HARIS, March 27-- The Ita'i. po~la delegates today asked if the J. % S'oviq lad declared war on Italy.
 It is reported by the Italian del" gates that the Jugo Sloyia has pr hih,tad imrortations from Italy.
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ON RU|uAN|A
 bbYAREPUbL|C BY BY

rerime is engineering the Bessarabia movement.
 Eumania claimed Bessarabia whe, Rus ia collapsed. Rumanian troops 2" occupying a portion of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
Large Fund for Belgian Queen.

With the drive for the fund of the
Edith Cavell-Marie Depage memorial
fund ending next week with a final
meeting of the committee at Mrs. Larz
Anderson's home, the prominent
women working on this committee are
exerting every influence to bring it
to a successful conclusion SO that they
may present a substantial sum to the
King and Queen of Belgium on their
visit here. At the same time a hand
somely bound book with the names Of
all the contributors who send in their
donations to the Riggs Bank, which is
acting as treasurer, or who give at
the booths in the hotels or stores. or
through the various organizations
lending support to the movement will
be given to be placed in the hospital
as recognition of the work Of the
women of Washington for this cause.
Mrs. Larz Anderson, chairman of
the committee. presided at the meet
ing last Wednesday at her home and
reported generous response to the
cause. Reports were made by chair
men of all subcommittee and all re-
ported progress. Prince Croy Of the
Belgian legation, told of his acquaint-
ance with Edith Cavell and of her be-
trayal by a German spy and Of her
execution. Slides asking for contribu-
lions will be shown in many Of the
also the pictures of Edith CavelTs
grave and the return of her body to
England.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Vice
President Marshall head the list of
those lending their aid and support to
this movement. On the committee are:
Their excellencies. NJ and Nine. JUS
Baroness de Cartier. his excellency
Lord Grey, their excellencies Count
and Countess Di Cellere, their excel
lencies Senior and Nine. de Riano,
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs.. Larz Anderson, Mrs. Newton
D. Baker, Mrs. George Barnett. Miss
Mabel I: Boardman. Mrs. Henry @.
Chiffon. Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs Henry
c. Corbin. Mrs. William Crozier. Mrs.
Victor n Cushman. Mrs. George
Dewey: Mrs. Henry F: Dimock. Mrs
Fred T. Dubois. Mrs William Ather-
ton Du Puy. Miss Helen A. Ernst. Mrs.
William Corcoran Eustis. Mrs. Mari
shall Field, Mrs. William j. Father,
Miss Hilda Fletcher. Miss Maud
Fletcher. Mrs. E. G. Fourier, Mrs.
H. Gillett. Mrs. Robert Glen, Mrs.
Charles c. Glover. Mrs. Francis Adams
Halstead. Mrs. Charles B. Henderson.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill, Miss
Frances H. Hoar. Mrs. Herbert c.
Hoover. Mrs. David Franklin Hous-
ton, Mrs Howard Hume. Mrs. Vernon
Kellogg, Mrs. Augustus Knight, Mrs.
Franklin K. Lane. Mrs. Robert Ian
sing, Mrs. Hare Lippincott, Mrs. ]. w.
Littell. Mrs Breckenridge Long, Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. Charles l..
McCawley, Mrs. A. Garrison McClin-
took. Mrs. Edward B. Mclean. Mrs.
George p Mclean. Mrs. Charles
Marsh, Mrs. James r. Mitchell. Mrs.
William Mitchell. Miss Gertrude w.
Myers. Mrs. Truman H. Newberry.
Mrs. Albert P. Niblack. Mrs. Frank
B. Noyes. Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer. the
Misses Patten. Mrs. Isaac Pearson,
Mrs. William Phillips. Mrs. Justice
Pitney. Miss Marie Redfern. Mrs.
Susie Root Rhodes. Mrs. William Nc
Clellan Ritter, Mrs. John F. Rodgers,
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, Mrs Albert B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Ruddock, Mrs. Thomas Ryan. Mrs.
Story, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs
Richard H. Townsend, Mrs. John Van
Schaick, Mrs. Francis e. Warren, Mrs
Walter A. Wells Mrs Justice White
Lady Willert and Mrs. William Mason
Wright.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson was hostess at a
charmingly appointed luncheon yes
terday at her home. 1855 Lanier place,
in honor of Mrs. Lewis, wife of Judge
Ernest Lewis of Phoenix. Ariz, with
whom she is spending some time at
the New willard
Mrs. George F. Mahool has re-
turned to Washington for visit of
some length with her mother. Mrs.
Charles .. Helmbold. after q stay of
some length in Pittsburgh.
The officers and ladies of the Off
GERS Club OF Washington will be
hosts to. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. james w
McAndrew and the officers and ladies
of the faculty. staff and class of the
General Staff College and Maj. Cen
Clarence c. Williams, the chief of
ordnance, and the officers and ladies
of the ordnance department at a re-
ception at the Officers Club, Dupont
circle. on Saturday evening, October
25, from to II o'clock.
Miss Martha Getchell of Wisconsin
and Mr.. Russell e. Anderson of WASH
ington were quietly married Wednes-
day afternoon at 4:30. in the pres
CONTINUED on Seventh Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Mrs. Glen entertained tea party at
Elmhurst farm last week. Both she
and her son were popular and con-
stantly entertained while at the re-
sort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Miss Amy Brooks, who has been
with her sister. Mrs. Edward T. B.
Fletcher. at her home. at Wynne-
wood, Pa, for some time, is the guest
Of Mrs. Edward OFT, at 1746 T street,
coming to Washington for the wed
ding yesterday of Miss Father and
Mr. Flammer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Mrs. Sidney Ba1lou and Mrs Al1er-
ton Cushman will be among those en-
tertaining dinner parties preceding
the Halloween ball, to be held at the
Willard on October 80 for the Trim
ity Community House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Continued on Seventh Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

accompanied by their house guest,
Mrs. William NJ. Fitzhugh of San
Francisco. are the week end guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Louis Hurtle at Gun
ston Hail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

Small wonder that many women are
finding fault with Fashion for not in
PRODUCING the Dolman sooner; and so
it is quite natural that these same devo-
tees Of the Mode should pause to ask
themselves how it has ever been pos
sible to look graceful before the era of
these style blest garments. Some
would seem to endeavor to hide their
beauty, but let the March wind whisk
by unexpected and what beautiful lin
ings they reveal. Others, of course,
are not lined. Their purpose is fully in
terpreted in connection with Street,
Motoring and Sports wear:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
Suits Ultra Daring Froks Doans and Capes Fine Skirts Unlimited

If it is shortcoming to become enrap-
tured with true Grace and Beauty, the
fault will be indeed excusable in rela-
ton to the new Suits for Spring as they
are now presented. So irresistible in
charm and this we say without pro-
viding the least margin for exceptions.
Smart to the degree that they are law
ish with style, featuring Tailleur af-
fairs, Box Models, Blouse effects, Rip
pie and Mandarin conceptions, fash
Toned Of Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Silver
tone and light weight Velours and
Serges. Colors include Navy, Rookie,
Sand, Gray, Walnut and Black. Prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

Every Skirt that we are ready to intro
duce in conjunction with the present
effort will bear the indelible cachet of
Smartness, and regarding this feature
there is room for neither doubt nor con-
troversy. Made of Fantasi Silk, Dew
Klst Washable Satin, Kumsi-Kumsa,
Crepe de Chine, Silk Fable, fine Georg-
cite, Baronet Satin, Silk Tricolette,
Taffeta and beautiful Wool Plaids and
Gabardine. Plated and straight line
effects are gracefully adorned with
tucks, stitching OF buttons, or may
show q strong inclination for tailored
lines. Wide selection at:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

The muse of Grace could not have con-
celved or suggested Dresses possessing
more liberal amount of Style On
either side of the line that divides the
utllltarian Frock from the influence of
Afternoon and Evening Dresses there
is such an unlimited sphere for selec-
ton. Tricotines, Poiret Twill, Serge.
Taffetas, rich Satins, Tricolettes and
exquisite affairs of Georgette Crystal
Beads on some, while the Taffeta mod
els are partial to ruffles and large
tucks on bodice and skirt. High shades
and Black, as we'll as all staple shades
in representative profusion:
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influence which follows the
complete feature
made the interesting
today We
educational it's
though
the worlds Book of Fashions validity capous
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
Daring Spring Fashions Correct and Glor
We Lend livery Effort Cooperation Providing Representative Stocks


to the
pery daily Fashions glorious
enng of desire for the Beautiful
youthful The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
$500 to $1,000
36-Inch Washable Satins

The width places, of course, a mar
gin in favor Of these Satins, but the
quality is even more interesting. Pink,
White and Flesh color. Yard. $3.50
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

she was q charming lsitl@ thing but
she was Roi familiar wish the ev0atry
aud it's wars. Still. although she Was
frs-s:s la::.....==sss:: sh=t great hrnts ~ a
roasiE Of hers hass :,w right to &ftesaEs
To dss~sse her. ile had vulaat~sreyi 60
show her rourd tha garr,, ana by ani
by they xsrellea into the cow Shs4s.
"is~ss ns-, h,ss elss--iy the sss+ss eaws
are crowded tagUttaF =" sSe remarked
~Yss" he said FRAT. yuu sse. we're
'tss'ass~d Sts pack sss*sm e4oss;' go sss
"Mhyf
$50 that they'll givr c,wieassi
Mlik. he said. without q hlusk,
Ard the dsar glrI stail,-i. and said
she hadn't thaaglss II ,hat.-~i.asatian
Ti,.BitS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
WOla NEED SWAMP ROOF

YN~usana# "A iwssnsm~ have khsns~ and
hss&ssss syM3kax sas SsssS s&ssssei i.
Eemers ess@vAAssss esssa fsess ta 10
AashAsx else b.. kasansy isnaAas. or The
rassls ~ ksis<Y ev tsaa3rs disease.
II sAs Radnwsv arm met in q a@alGAy
esAadstssal. sAay ss1s eASS~ the e&hsT GF.
ggas sa hsrnHw aaesas~&
FAsn In she hacs. SasdaeA@. sass Ut sar
eassaa. Esrvyasasess, arc esssa taames nj aass-
tsass Al Eifsss sre9hse.
hea's ssau starting truNtF@emf. Or.
klamsss Gxsmg Ra&a, FhSsssss=is ss~
~sstpsSso, aAsasnea III arr 3swg ssas@. Hssv
he sast shs Fssaety nNeaNi ~ evvsesEe
saars caaStssscmss
Ger q mssaiwm rr AsyTr sa=~ hottae asa-
sssSisasesy trnna sny arvx stars,
However,, II Fuu wasA first ~ tess ths
xsvss pr~EsFstsea seed IRA csHss Is ne,
Ki'Ess 4 e.. Eaashantoa. Y Y. for
sample hesias. Nhsa writing h sore sna
nssnshca tAls p&pss.-~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
The SPOILERS

Spsa IT. yaa sfsai sas Aenr wasse.
Thss advise NH ssrsoas &s X Haay lip
pear Id 6sily gisea 70 eaasses II smart
wun~n xso nrs Interesting themselves
IN aanl&ssle ssssness ~ applied b ~
eTy dizzy kisefssn proAlsra&
TsaAays hssssA~ayes whNsAeT rseA or
ps0v ar~ venaaay ccncrrr~t fn sh@
wersA-eide service AZ eliminating
wasss. Not aaiy u shsir elass hat ID
tAeis daily practices At hosns. saeA
wa1aaa ia hGsy restassag she little loss
90 hero ana thrTe 10 orssFr to Increase
the puripasiaE ve~er " her dsilar sT
dsme as sAe case MAY h&
Every aoasewtf@ viii quickly 6es#Ss
any iGferserssy cf her marches. The
warning -war.yime quality b not nee>
sssary in crsieg fa hsr dvteeslos. bar
II Ia nos 10 easy with baking powder,
Too eftcn she Judges i,s quality by
the prize ar the sine nj THE package.
Perhaps h wuGid he better to say that
she nistndgss hy these tsaEsli6ds.
Take esncrese exsfaple--@ lQAssnf
ran et hirh@st quality haksng fsowssss
such ~ caiunsss. NJ which II In ealy
nacvssary 10 use as,s lesel spooutssl TO
the cop III tionr. represents real ec<sEa.
pHsy AZ compared with the His can,
fully daabie the Size Containing mostly
sans cheap Haisr which Is used chiefly
far the purpose af satisfying these
MIA swsssi L. bet faeE thelr, tsanney< ana
who practice the false economy Of
overlooking the real service that DUAL.
isy goods give. Just AN a bottle III
cream Ia worth nat,re than bottle Ut
milk. twice Its star. 10 Ia box Of
quality matches or bar Of good soap
worth two u ps.ar graae.-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

GIN ;N@ early premise M EEa5nx IT,
dg-err .sArrarE ~ rsthETuH3ey rn4 TO-
sss~t 4 IN fss's that are rssay wheu
,he .s8ae essars ~ wsirnrne tkAs grr.
aVyls se4ssssa. Now x IN here q. the
ate kn1 lovely women 6gn nsw head.
gear Ia tn hY9er. I, ia 't.s s4Tamys Of
he raost aop.ssi2e nd e19EssFF~
.sc;Aes, ~l1h hsg. picturesque and siry
sais. dei.Et3rfzi cnlsrs and Hneudsng Va.
'tsty In millinery, Wien tsaA number
= hats that rsa - Tictu-s-i - limited
10 thr.~ !, Is hard 30 rake eADscs
'0F lilUssvs tifsa, hH; these ssagvr [. Or
g-nrp ahor@ illustrate isnTSsrtsiss syr~-s,
ssCA rsTrasast~t l1y gsnry stsnEpa&a
Hair trasL whsch looks fragile hat
nas. a.ages he w!ss~hvsnns@s white
rat ~l,A s.rig4 harder. 81 tss top 0f
,ts,H r-ygsr. In bats ga 81 SO "stsr Eu-7-
nee as.t&rs1. ell Styles fsrt spaerd tue
ash+eyt ana ATTEST fKts1eA 80 tsst
aaar a-at4s sasr,ea Ergv rsare ans more
.syszlsr. T9o sssi ostrich p4@Hssw Of
b. szssss Easxrae ~ aaeness ~ the bst
sri ev.r To- sssSs 81 SIS ssssfT h.s,a
Ss.S- s44ak. a, tas left. gsarxsfss
.rvsc AID Trad sssse hsai that oos'
.r;Fs- to be aana~ss Sc aigT ~ hais
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

h@n Tuiria. the famous rros&eyed
comedian, tells that on ene acvssinn
be approached two small I.iferpsei
boys and asked one Of them Ia carry
his bag 10 the station.
Witch 'ets. misiery- piped both
uschias la eaoyus
You. said Hen.
But which enc "
Yea" patiently explained me
fanay man. There WAS pause T,aen
one Of the small boys mustered up
courage and said
Please. mister. n yoxh close one
eye then maybe @r Gao tell ahht ~
as yop nrp falling Ia '- III fturga
Scotsman
't-~--f' lsS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
pardonabIs Curiosity.

vs~A~ Sogbaek got bold II drink
~~ s~s~ ~ bne.dry lieker luther eve
mssw mud wMt home and throwesi him.
ss&4 asa the h~d, face down." rv,ased a
<asanwn " Sandy Mnsh. Ark. AS soon
'~wfhs vrs aslc~p his wife tuek and tied
hnss ffs&s by the four corners. spread
sse nAs capital letter X and beat
s~&a ~as,s~-i him with a wagon spoke
ssM SIAe nstrhiy nigh smashed him fat
= Rasmea ~ ~ fvii~rs going by heerd
dA~ nrssvmw. and. 1p~tng varusInt
~~s kiiilnx Eosaehedy. went In, and
assS*~ refAHsdti Mt&sus Sgextsek ~
; turn Csnbe loose, She said she had
'sAswped him h'cus she loved him. |
'swsSsn that wis all right. but I'm
's~wrv~w curious to know what she'd
@~ssss tn him II she'st-ptu .-~hated
hsms- Kansas city Star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

leather aad The skirt raFiiea ef tweed
ar Nhvr heavy wool guests
Leaving leather W.. " the r~ckowsnG
there are comfortable erass az tweed,
covert cloth and heavy Jersey, and
these, like the iss,her ana rsr, leather
coats, has~ certalu fine quality Of style
that comes In garments that Insure
Ss.1r.s..s.s$ x. .A~ %e-fs ~ Demands
s.sae upaa thaaa. Asurns the icr~ey
esaspea .n-S .:ssG<-<ss s.sS.sI IN
which two colofs ere asssH Together
In the fabric with Something Of =
ehsngaabls effect For all ordinary mo
teriRg these clo,h custs ere most ae~N
pendnhle Besides there are the new
cansel's hair coats beautifully snft,
shown IN fascinating tan shades, and
especially styi!ah And last comes tho
coat If poagec, which hiss a viisi,ty
that iasur~s II long future and his
tory tina, proves II always eirgsn'
To wear with the.e there are fe,ct+
Ing motor hats NJ millinery patent
rather aud slIk or Of other millinery
leather sud Of ruhbeyixed cloth that
looks like q heavy crepe s~orgstss.
Nearly oil these hats are short In the
hack and have siscfs Ia the front
THEY are shown In tan and hroun.
asgs .,.us black and xre~a and In al
hiaca, Wells appear To he conspicuous
by their ss.encr,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

"A London srHla ans waiting In dina
station al the end III a dali afternoaa
A nearaghted woman hurried down
the aisle, paerfng at the Passengers.
and ii last. as SHE dropped Into = seat
besides another wufaaa. exclaimed
with sigh of rellst:
'Uh. h.. yca -
Certainty natF@ snapped a startled
stranger. turning.
whsreupan the mistaken Traveller
hastily apniogized. i beg your pafsian
but It's 40 dark In here was quite
sure yen were. @-=Ioation TIT Bits-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

K you have tcreswcrn a santar sour
'or good rea&cas do not aiinw ycar~rsf
10 stroll in,o shops or throagh the de-
,artments In btt stores where uotaf
ngs are on display. Temptation lies
hcrr. along with the proper OUTFIT foe
iay sort of motoring Yes, these motor
,lnthas suggest all snfts ot sliartus
,ussaxx, trs.ss tour across III. cpissl.
2csss .as-. h az II e,ssx. 4a,axs .,L0.a1 eSss-
ect roads aud through smart towns.
md each has IFS own charas The eoata.
Rpes sweaters and hats show that
Motor and "ihrr spof, clothes have be-
N,a,v aare specialized than ever be-
'urr
ieadine Of with coats there src
"e Their COATS HE tina, shown In the
picture that allow pne TO defy the
hardest wear 90 the iongsst trip, II
iAs tel, tina; slips through slides.
rory large patchp@ksts that hold
everything. with o 6Aa that closes them
II the top A strap ut the cut makes
logical finish for the sleeve and q
hort shawl collar dirposes Of pros~c.
Son for the neck IN a hudne.sllse
wny, Coan Of this kind are usually
.hrve onrters length or little shorter
and Arv made In brown or black.
Longer coats that cover the dress are
,hoap having the upper portion 81
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
peAee Epiursma.

st "A dinner tho other night ~ Ed.
@1sea rriee He'll. the wcil,kaawn Amer
twssss journalist, several esAsstan's were
rst@t.~i about the reaer teTHss The
.swnsrtsnus described " ss "a pcscv
~sah punch" An English speaker
sss~s ne bad heard Il described as IN
ps.rSser with a scnEeane~"
' gsay a,id ~ the expression of .he
f.s~tiwss ~ the ordinary man who has
f@ass ~ ysask through tire inNs, words,
sssss " II peace that pss>etb unslrr.
Nssnsisne Manchester Guardian.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Which Mad MhsSas

Na,asg had taken lae aUd 1ohn 10
sss~ sss%sfey's foF m esatnyaastan ~ the
/. s4waeaa~r~ had suggested Az the supper
\ reawss~ vf1at gNrt ess~ svsesg,a.l tae ss.rs
stlss4 sa Gather ~The dectar says thcy
,sxv~ a.teuasds and cad tonsIls," she
saEst aina.
ssuaer leokrd surprised hUs hetore
tsw s~,a,a SPEAK, ur pisea s4Sssear'oia
.Essa. (which one at 'em ~ @fac.
russssa. srss which ONE IN Jse'SY'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

TIE ca, settled herself r>.s.lfortahly
IN iron, II the Kitchen range aud
f*Ean h purF, Little Dolly. mhe was
straerc to the ways " cats regarded
her With horror.
'ph, gran'ma. gran ms" size cried
Come here quick. The cats beginning
90 boil"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

~yaa et)~s TO tNc trrsns psmon
Rmrsg'
~s 81. ncMoss ARE act eayrsSsJ 10
ssnv~ AIRY rval natural .sxisteacr, Isut
ese.s~~ - nntaitg NEUROLOGICAL ahoat
Axaasrs tAaats
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

ttfSfta s~moir5sr inad' ss~S1s ..sx-~sr
dime 10 spend. while Mari0Fies mother
had caly given her n!eksi The chill.
drsn decided 10 spefia this mansy. I'm
the Way ~ the stare Marjorie said :
Virginia, IN trade you u,s biz nickel
for your little tsne." -aa ysrgials,
tempted by the s!se, traded. ,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

hrni6. TIE tysm Ia NJ Its'sarTts With
tBd made tsf thr CREPE *J'h ~if@
fauge al sarrcw braid OIL the ssige. pat
On In raws with sgsece~ setsesr thegn.
There IN A collar n etsTssn sheinun
hrss:i ssscas tse ERWIN. sud long. curl
ins assennss that 6sils 20 sssssd hugs
hlsss butterfly -. TRtae hax, ssses-r black
hats ss~sk ersal ON the ntTht
Az The right @f tss@ Tsxsap mist ~
rnnIsass appears ia be- esnxtt sho,s. ths
bead ~ frame hssiag fsx uir~s rgY-
erred sfth satis, The crown ~ sofs.
hut psrinxs " satin sHpsesf II. paEsie~.
w nhsnrsi ~ life, liz afpcus the eggwn
In their aw-n atorasae efanrfnrs They
csnnns h@tp Inspiring ~sAo5~ and
f,lss Akgs tt4ge5xhts-