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Evening journal., 1919-03-08
REVIVAL SERMONS AT
KINGSWOOD CHURCH

At Kingswood Methodist Church.
Fourteenth and Clsymont streets, the
Rev. c. c. Harris, pastor. At 10 o'clock
the pastor win preach on The Devil 5
Miles, and How 10 Meet Them"
Evangelist c. L. Erickson. the con-
verted monk, VIII preach afternoon and
evening. Subject $50 O'Clock. Vows" (;
7.30 o'clock, His Conversion" Evan
gelistical services win continue during
the week. sunday School will meet at
. O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
MT. VERNON.

Sunday services at Mt. Vernon c. NJ.
Z Church, the Rev. w c. Parker. pas
tor, viii begin az II o'clock; preaching
by the Rev. c Thomas. OF Alabama;
o'clock. Sunday school; 3 O'Clock.
preaching by the Rev. J. johnson; 7
O'Clock. Christian Endeavor; 8 o'clock.
preaching by the Rev. G. T. Long, OF
Washington. D. C.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
SWEDISH METHODIST.

The swedish NJ. L. Church. Eleventh
and lleald streets, the Rev. \. j. Chill
sirom, pastor. VIII have the following
services tomorrow: Morning worship.
1880 o'clock. sabbath school 40 noon.
Epworlh League devotional service at Z
O'Clock. and evening service at 79O
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
EAsTLAKE METHODIST.

Ine services on Sunday at Eastlske
". Z. Church. Thirtieth and Tatnall
streets. the Rev. z. C. Sunfleld, pastor,
VII begin with class meeting led by
w. J: Baldwin at $50 O'Clock; 1890
oelock. sermon by pastor; subject.
Mnen to Pray ? o'clock. Bible
soaool' 9 10 o'clock. Christian Endeavor
service; 7.i5 o'clock. song service and
sermon subject, The First Question:
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
"rUF COsPFL on BIJDDUA .

In the In tartan Church. West street
above Eighth, on Sunday morning at
10 IS o'clock, the Rev W. A. Vrooman
will speak on "the Gospel Of Buddha
and the Gospel OF Christ" Miss Wales
viii lead the song service.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
- -
SUNDAY AT RETua\Y

bethany BAPTIST Church, Elm and
jackson streets. the Rev. L. Bland Tay.
Tor, pastor. WIN have preaching tomor-
row morning and evening. by the pas
. tor; subject. 1890 o'clock, Conquest" {"
and at i5 O'Clock. Earnest Pleading =
Sunday School and other meetings VIII
be at the usual hours.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
NFW CuI-RcH

Inc New Church viii hold Sunday
services at 1870 o'clock. The pastor.
the Rev: George Henry Dole. VIII
preach the first OF series OF Lenten
sermons, the subject OF which is "Con.
o. Sins"
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
nnIANITI cHIRCH

The services on sunday. at Emmanuel
church Highlands, the Rev. William H.
Laird, d. q, rector. will be as follows !:
7.i5 o'clock. Holy Communion; II
O'Clock, morning prayer and sermon (;
T.45 O'Clock. evening prayer and address I;
Sunday School at 9.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
EVANGELIST RnnTH

why Millions OF Christians Keep tho
First Day OF the Week for the Sabbath, -
will be the theme Of Evangelist Booth
tomorrow night, at the Queen Thea
tire. The study will be illustrated. Doors
vii! open at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
PENTECOsTAL CHIRCH

The Pentecostal Church. Twenty
third and Pine streets. will have sun
day meetings at 1870 o'clock. prayer
and praise; 230 o'clock and go
O'clock. preachinR hv the naslor.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
Ten Years Suffering From
Itching, Burning kin Trouble,
Stopped by ReSiuOl

Gretna, Va. oct. 20-'I sunorcf
for over ten years with itching and
burning Of my skin 10 never broke
out at all, but Just itched and burns1
Evening journal., 1919-03-08

terribly. ! tried al
m o S { everything.
but got no relief
As soon as ! be-
gan using Resinol
Ointment and Res
inol Soap the Itch
ing a n q burning
left me almost at
once. I used one
Jar OF Resinol
Ointment and two
cakes OF Reslnol
Soap aud was
Evening journal., 1919-03-08

completely cured" lslgnedl Richard
7. Shelton.
Resinol Ointment and Reslnol Soap
sold by all druggists.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
PRES WILSON PLACES ADAMS
TRAr,sE POWERS IN skNos
OF ATTORNEY. GENERAL.
TO AVERT A SUGAR FAMINE
systsn, ~ plsttisusien VIII De Adept
sa. and II Ia Probable That 8n tn
creased Price fes Product
Viii De Allowed.

! Washington Pres Wilson placed
! the goverumeHt again ia control ~ the
lational tood sapply By Transferring
he authority of TODD administrator "
Attorney General Palmer
VI Administrator Hoover rcsaIss4 d.
| rsetiy from cove uEn~nt ettofta 10
avert q tamias IN sugar but tho tSs
Yrs delegated Is the head Of the ~.
psrtmsni Of iasucs VIII e assd also
y help Fut down the sSer'mean;ins
coat Of living
For the present the attorney general
will no, put iato operation all Of the
maehiaery permitted saa~r the stsea.
tive order stsned by the yFvsidens. tut
should conditions arise TO make II aec-
ssssrY the fGiI pressure OF ~! the
broad power vested tn him will es
srsrted ~ me~t them
NJ palmnrs staff will begin igxme
iiately 10 build UP sugar distrteui
Ing system which will allocate ali
sugar stocks IN ire country II ~iIl
provide an equitable system Of dis
trihutiag supplies and will defeat sas
concentration or boarding. officials
aid
pians tentatively decided apon,
provide for increasing the price ~ ell
sugar excepting the Louisiana crop
has hoen fixed to /. cents aouad.
wholesale
Through this tncrvafe rev sources
q, .yA&qG .2fe ,eIpe. tcI 10 he QaNRsd
VITA pxeuts9ess that = fsir marKin
Of rgoftt. said 10 he ahau' 81 81 run.
1rcf pounds R04lj te allowed. sugar
rcflaors ara ready 10 enter ,ae Cuban
market and pHr hsAe all available
stocks. II Was stated Thus. officials
believe, thu Increased Price vii avert
a shortage, wh',h threatens To be
GENE famine during ihe next 60
asts
lmmc 'tsis ar'ioa as,e IN eontem,
plates. ~ egrtAsliHk the consumption
~ spfa hv manufacturers whose
products are not regarded ~ essential
'cod This viii aap'y particularly 10
sn't drink dealers ind esndy mann
thcturer. The abnormal increase cf
sales 0. these articles and TIE conse
suest heavy drain en- N. suEar sup
riies IL vac-asl.. ssficia!s declare. TO
tsA enforcement ~ rroAssitEnn
While Il mas not te~~ d.f'nifsiy de-
'erminei the cut IN smear suapl!es viii
~ sh~au, ~ per cTai officials a.
Jared :sst II IRE erixeacies ~ the sit
vat'an demanded TREY would reduce
tNr allowance 70 arFr drink and -sw3s
plants 10 .& PER cent al thelr normal
requirements
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
KNEW SE WOULD BE THERE
isnkespsr Evidently itsd implicit
Faith n the pueetasitsy Of He
ce~tnp Guest

An old Engiishmsn, James Scott hy
name, Travelled about oa business un'
~ he WAS nearly eighty years Of age,
He became celebrated for W. puncta.
atty aud msthodlcai habits lpaa
one occasion y gentleman siapfsssd al
m Inn mach fsrqaen'eA ny Mr. stott
ana as Hae fowl coohlnR.
That locks very gts,a, taid tho
hungry guest "Ynu raEy serve thai
for tuy dinner
"lau cnnDot have that ~" fepllrd
the isndl1rd Tibet t. henc eoaAed
for Mr. Sra'' ihr trase'rt
II know MIR. Sect, very ve'l shA
titr> gre Is FTsfyS4' NV sfas 4F1iYvfrg rsftsyN
"iih, nn rlf, answered ihe landlord.
Tut six ntun'hs aEo ~ rvtisfs~A A
fo~i fo tsr reedt for hiia at prgsiss'ly
$50 o'si", i ',aiay. and No ars expect.
ma him estry minute
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
MORE THAN TWO SCORE PEOPLE
BURNED OR CRUSHED 70
DEATH Ef MOB,
MANY BABIES ARE RESCUED
Women Sacrificed Own Lives 20 Save
Little Ores-~But Ore stairway
Aftordirs Egrss From
Burning BUILDING.

Wills Platte, La --TweEty -etgst per
saas ART dead here victims u fire and
uamplsAk feet VI fr0r.Atflckaa mot
after ball here Which WAS suddenly
stopped BY the alarm that taa bnidias
VAS burning below At midnight ali
has bacn accounted ter ard ftH search
In the debris Of the burned gwossary
building WAS stopped
Fourteen we're crushed 10 death
whoa Ia. narrow stairway leaaiag
frgn,, ths dspcg ball ~ the strive, col.
iapssd and the fran,Ic. tixht!aS mob
Was hurled into the street Fourtsea,
eaash, ou the second fsoor Ia the
dance hall. we're burned to death sad
their eharrsd bodies recovered
Explosioa " an oil stovs on Which
4 twelve y-aroid boy. u, RrignAe, vas
making coffee in ths rear Of = grocery
store below tbs dancers started tie
disastrous fire
in III. midst u tho inusse the or
ehcs,rs was stopped and ,he alarm
sounded that the building Was burn
lng Moat 81 tn. three hundred peroas
at the dance nsde Q Wild daah for
the single exit and tn the mad STAN
pede broke the trail wooden stairway
and cut on the escape II bali @, the
almbcr
Il ts reported that several matAsrs
hap.rontns thear daughters. perisaed
bur saved ~ babies wateh weyv n a
aurxcry room ct the dance bait While
those In attendance we're fighting llke
beasts on tho one exist. narrow
.Atalypa$.~ta lae sl.le street and Tria
t.sal from the stree, Nore attempting
to hght their say w to rescue the
Uemhers " ttalt families, mothers
seiit'd babiaa aEa hurled chem over
the heads ~ the struggling mass Of
r'eu. women and children, 20 the cut
stretched arms uf men below
Some who were Matched from the
ttgh,lnS heap at tAe foot ot the stairs
1Ded In the hands ot men carrying
them bisa over the heads Of Tho crosd
tn the street
The fire originated In the rear OF
Nagtias grocery store. In one corner
# tho Ds WI. building. on the lowe'
floor, ~hea an oil stove eIrlcd~t
Whils 4 packed moving picture thea
Ter was running In the ame building.
cool headed leader Instructed tne
crowd TO depart orderly, None al
these was iS!Gret
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
GoLD.c0IN SCALES A RELIC
Missouri Man Nss Device That Was
In Daily use ls Thst state
Mary Nssrs Age,

A wola coin scales ~ the tyre -
sssfrl 10 merchants In the middle VI
tie nincseen,h CENTURY II ene IT the
s~lirx kept by JET Davis " Rconv''ie
Modern n.~sh"ds ~ exchange have
rendered the scales useless but II ID
In ~ gusd ccndition q. Il was when
h,s grandfather as~d IL n, Cole Neck
stxty years Rga
AZ the Eims H. II nrcrwton set NJ
his little store OF Cole Neck. Just n
bali mile north of wha, IN now Cit,
ton C1ss. The planr~rx aers crossing
the plains In search 81 rpid. Cold
"sseaiins" was common. Particles Of
gnld idusi were removed frem the cain
So thp, its talHe rather than ~. sp.
pea rance suffered The merchant had
10 he constantly on thn l"oknBt fnt
untlprweirht coins when dealing WITH
such a class ~ trade
A pair ~ srH'Hs eHs bousht nv '.r
nrerr'on Ter this sng4se A irww#
weight Was ustf W 'bainnr.ug iEfe
ass1 .Ass, ~ .EtI ,tae .s1a.I;i aa3<ta,s4& tA.,
c0in Eui HE weight test sas not the
oriy one hWlle,l A slot ~ VARYING
sire " ID Factl receptacle so the s,ais-,,.
The slofs wrsa for the 81, s. ~, ST 81
$40 snd So c,irs Coins failing IN FL
sar'ly In their respective sla,s acre
feJets-i iioontille tMo J Republican
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05

Nashville The Dixie company, NJ
| Rutherford eeunty filed charter with
Secretary Of State Stevens placing lts
| capital stock at 500 Aoo II Is now
mercantile firm organized by aum'
Der Of tirms OF Murfreeshcro
| . .- ......,..,,,s .m,.. ........
tewishurF Preparations are heinE
made herc for pattsns on m aggressive
campaign III tho interest ~ the pro
possd bpna issue OF 500 oo1 Ter ths
Improvement o. fifty miles OF high
ways In this county
Jackson The Madison coaaty chap
tor 81 tho American cotton growers
association liz holding meetings In
Meaicou. Beach bluff and other com.
nuni;i-s FOR tho purpose OF increasing
The mem ecrshir
S-ve~ru The first anual meeting
u tho Dyer county teachers asscesa.
lion viii b. held Doc, 10 All teachers
in the eouny base ec~a urged 10 A.
tend
$500.
NrNrAis Fair supplies, Of cattle
ar4 ussgis,!y high prices Tor hogs OF
Al slssse. we're the features ~ the
Memphis riarkc, tur'rs the past week.
$500.
Frisa4shis The rsnk Of Crockett
a, Bells the eltest hank n this coun.
~ will establish branch NCrucsvsc
1890.
Jackson A farmers sah bankers
meeting Is scheduled e W. hold a. the
~arF&ease hess N~tv@aer 10 IS mske
DEFINITE pAns Yer iEeray!aE tire ten
NN'N'' ''r N' NFtEN'S w VIZ pam
'.S ""'''Ts'fP 'ra7eSsee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05

Memphis. After holding m execu
live ssssiea for several days. the hlsho,
and bis cabinet ot eight presiding sl
drrs announced the following aypoin.
rnsnts of ministers 10 the Msmphl,
Conference. Methodist IpiscopA
Church. South:
A~mpfis District r praSistax stAr-. r
y HhaFp. Bartlett eireart. ], q Williams
Igissryfsis station. w. v HaSriss. f.nA.
burg sad Nj. FsYaea, r u. Calhoun LA
Gfan&s ehd Aa~eD@ J T.. Hastga; L0ag
street and capissi5s, r f. Ae knisay
Memphis, hinxhamtoa w ID simmons
Msaphis, HnRtYa. Msea IsBatas Jf
Msmphtss Ckslssa AyenHs and Aatns
w, Asuff; n w AeIanlss. super
haM. Memphis. First church. ". y. spfax
ms. Msnaphir Galloway Memorial Y u
jones. MEmphis haffis MsaioFat " "
Adams, Memphis Madison heights. T
WI l@wtH, Memphis Nl4s ssigpi AssEaa,
w, Y. Hamilton ismphis Parkway, N
Kentucky Street, q q AhIfvws asfn
phis. second church. v ii CammIHk
Memphis, SprinattaIs and Highland
heights. A. " tiogHfth Asmpala, NJ,
JONAS. ", ~ csj~map Aempt2, u.
FRui ana Bethlehem, l. II, Estes Men
fnign Ay.t,as Thgm.s Nrmfa,x
Wnrn4tn Af.ynntt,f Ant Itrxsu{s IN Hmtshts
Il NJ Nar,tp Ary,pht. gsmhInsteH
YfsYsft. n wafrfsIsld MrtflnxrgF ard
prthmI r o., lnwry Nsahosa an.l Rsss-
viii. a + Taytr sterDsnaoB ara l4tnaa
4 t+a1ons reoubis and lsatnt t'happt
IA ~ Is.k. student EEntteX Lnt..rAjt,
W Il Y .fYassv fsp,fsY.rrrrF4 ssfrwtiry ~
Educstlon Ciesnth Brooks student Em7
gyy t'nty.rnity u q uatngstt
s,.-,,,. ,.,-,-,., ,--..,,. IA.
90 $500, $500 xss.t
~ fN1Pfs". a'Ash1 ." ,,Wt,, " - -
Atln.,"" 0" =, ',,'teiV, t,.,l.'te
hlsnV"i ~ ...'''t tlN'',,
n""." tohh ',u ,ssa,,f',a ~.
f"rMf tn'F"s W.T. III
ans WAn'"ts IF"Hn $3.50
hrash onF''"
su," ss'Inh. " - 'S ,,9s'a.,tr,. $50,
s"' s.sF''u"'ss - -
NsfH'ah, 'a ,pa statt,"'
law fs,,a.yyiits rtr,stt W ia collins
rn.y .t.,ian q q Wgs,h.r pyry cir
s,t, r \ WILMA. f,tbson and Pleasant
~ {. sfn,ssnI u,ybo,d, s,.,soa.
u R.a.sI h,ttry M, glrr,AU NJ
ynra.tt Ari,an .,.,tsp w II itckans
nn.r rlrg0i, ~ A p.a.r. stanton ana
~, y.,na no,rs trenton station "
/, t.n.i,, TTsptau circuit q. " l+hr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
From All Parts Of Tennessee


I GiaHpbsa Street. u ] Russell JArsseS.
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9rifaas s9gpiy sapsFt q HsssaEy, A
sRsia1e. hstsg@ hYsh STREET : 1890
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tHaeBfAh bsstrsss Presiding sa5er Il
4 hneE~orthi AriiugtoG staten 7. n,
Harper t4arawr'i snd Wicahff@ w.
Pearson rar1e~ stattee, y l. Is~etl.
ftent0r statian. q. r Ssilars " y. tn
ten tliat1r efvafs@f Birmingham ETY.
cri'. Y. 4 Mcneil tApiv Calvert CHtr
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" lump N.h'." .dEaiA - !" hNN ~
$50 ,'I'8 ~ "@tt'" - ~ -,
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sa at5'@s ~ t's,@ ~ ~ ~. r. u u
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% - Is,u'1 ,'.,,''.'
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49, w III $500 .,e ~, ~
r'fssS - Ht7N sFanF&p Z
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ates. spHk H'' ."Fu' 80
p I7so rnsHt @'
~sn"fY Nh'Tf"h'' y - MATT"
Paris District Presiding elder, NJ,
pisksnt- Atwood eifrait J t'nder.
~Ut~i His Sandy circuit. w 7 VI Jones
Cottage Drove CircuSt w aAmpAja
snpriy Dresden statlan g. l. Saith
Dresden circuit. A. l. Aaaios Faaf AEr-
tsr ciruuit } HedEss. Gleason SIR
cult. T. ~. Davis Hardin rireut Ray
psuefd' hAsTt circuit NaT.
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rT%ai .ses~
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
Shocking New

Mrs iinNkSnhy twith letter fraia me
medical stuten'l seleS aNNr ~
ram. hn vRys that he's learuih hhw IN
torture a. al think TIA ukeleie.
whatever That is
Mr. HusksaNy fes~ltvytstt 80 s'ana
ssrn the young wh~ip' Hes SO, 10
switch 10 the Law right away. No
acn Nv ntins IL rcin 10 he q vivvy.
sert,ori~, '.- Buffalo Examiner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
Dtmcrepott1r,

'fiow often tie Innocent have Ia
suffer ulth The guilty Y"
"RLt tary suffer tsturrn' their share
pro,e~frj Mr.. tsruHrser The bay
that p!ays the trombone ia The next
Dat makes all the innocent people In
the building suT~v white be s~~ms to
~ having \ p~-Trtelv vnrreous time =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
WHEAT EM5.RG0 IS LIFTED
E-as cartrei " es a-ss Beer IN
Effect -ee vrsrs

Se~ NoYG I'm t,ar-reas on ~hFat
Act f}rar ptli be ai;nt Dee IS. II vss
announced bv ~ Waited States GrAia
Ccrte rsfi0r hare
l4fiaS az snAarso~S ~ hath Ell
ror's AEa Imports : lowed the aetscg
q. President Wilsan r. \ ssATngf0n In
algaiaa a @ArEsA..ar esgl 1lefel " tsr
',i~a1nE the enlarge cCatrpi wh3cA
sss oesa ~ estee, Ter Eaose thar t~s
years
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
FALSE REPORT ENDS MEET
Stops Meeting BsiHg Aseresssd
BY S,-p. Marsraa.

Atlanta Ca WAIls Vice Presidea;
NarShaa was address irE several thaa
sand people a. iae auditorium arrN0ry
some one te!eGhaaei 10 the building
that President Wilson wAs dead Nt
Marshal sadly male the a0Hcanee
ptsu;. saa the ssdieacc hst dispersed
Aeiare !; became sn9wn taai the ~
TFrt was cypsl hoax
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05

wsshisg'ar "A 1assEe-a ira o. pm
sioas fa- 'a@ aSA3 aai III apsc3 s'@l
~Es wsrgestsa -c ZIG tn'e-ss'I ri a
cer conference EY ] vz-es t4sxste
FROM C-aEasv He s&rsai.tes wsta
f.sis ara2oss aTr ~ fas 2ss aov n
ta-tf f. f'rgEEay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05

Memphis The aishtteth session ~
the Memph.s conference Ia matter
of htntnry With tho reading OF The
appointments OF tho ministers toc the
ensuing year the conferences adjourned
10 meet In MaytIeld. NY. next year.
Chrssvile Rev u II Greenwsll
rastor af tho Southsde baptist church
has been dismissed from TIE 'laFSS.
Vile hospital after three weeks SaH
finemsns a. the roaui, cf broken leg
sustained from the Kick al mule,
knoxyiile Compromise has hsen
reached hy lItirants A. e. the s68oNo
estate OF the late col n II Strong BY
which the University Of Tennessee
win receive requests OF $4,000 and
certain valuable real estate.
sss
Nswberu Tho majority o. TIA pub
lie sehoels In this section have opened
their winter terms With tarEs carroll
msnt OF pupils. AFTER hastas bean
closed tor several weeks
rnattAn.yyra ~-sshane~i'cr Gar~tr FIR
a dccf.icn, upheld the ceassitutionsltty
o. the act Of the Legislators er~atlhs
municipal boards Of electrical Exam
snera
g,N-...a a.. a raxrit as sfy
cases believed 10 no d'ph'heria tsrer
nugts composing see men, wore placed
under quarantine at Fort os|etanFpe
Ga.
Columbia Not more than 70 pFv
cont II a normal whca, crop has been
sewn IN Maury cconty, according To
lrcs. rvsa A. Mclean, ceaaty akea'
Wartrate The play. The Old Dee
strict Ssala~ ~es given a, the scheel
house tor the henatit OF the Baasisi
chaHh
Nssh,j,te--A After breaking the wears
reCNr3 during the rtoHta OF Ct1c9e q
Nutla!r6 permits IN Nashville have
taken $ decided stamp
Ehattsseoga --taftielsls " TIE syesa-
tive hoard 81 the Pine HTeese saas.sr>
tuya foy taherCH'esis ratyrats wefv al
vissNl By wire from New YORK that
TIE sWo knssA;S ~ CoJGtaA Mas buildings
AZ Vert osletsSrlse would - iRraea
ever 10 thr board 10 ~ aSs3 80 q
natleGs ~ maEn Building and cot
tSses fer ce,cTei taeerSgisrs
Ilarksvsiie Ysllx & E~trS. az &C.
asr Nl3t wto was president of the
dark tobacco SSsecisttea and otAsf
pramiseat farmers. vii sgsAk q, the
eourt house here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
s~xtipex IN Tcrr-sn.

R"y,alc y - Because -, the pre
raTece - sNlallrex~Nn To-ants AMI
n'ser cities "a he fTey7srs ~ Ontario
ire uaitei States pphile health ssry
tfs viii ssf&slish a~raer quarantine
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05

TIE aert maa I marry viii have
10 have moaFy"
"Hc crrFall " viii" replied her hus.
esni. 10 he h ga'ng 80 try 10 provide
veu With all The lhlags sou have ASKED
nae a. grt "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05

Ilarksvtlte Ysllx & EwtrS. az &c.
asr Eitt. w,io Vas president of the
dark tobacco sSsecis;,ea and other
prominent farmers. vii sssAk a, the
court house here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05

Cctum Asa Road work n Msa--
ssaaty Is seiaE retarded because d
TIE laaxx shortage.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
Goa IS
$26.75

Materials are Of silvertones, tin
seltones, velour superior, broad
cloth, polo cloth, tinseltones, kerr
seys, plumettes and silk pushes.
Colors of all the new and predomi-
mating shades.
Styles are blouse effect, loose
backs, yoke effects, belted models,
shawl or square collars, large
cuffs; fancy silk lined. Most all
interlined, Trimmings of fur and
self materials.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
Coats
$36.75

Materials: Plumettes, Bolivias,
chiffon broadcloth, velour supe-
rior, tinseltones, soft silvertones,
suedene, silk plush. Colors: Plum,
black, Burgundy, emerald, navy,
all blues, browns and green's.
Some strictly tailored garments,
others blouse, helted, yokes, but.
ton backs, shirred and gathered
effects. Large collars and most
fur trimmed; fancy silk Innings
and interlined.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
Goa IS
$16.75

Materials; Silvertones, velours,
broadcloths, polo cloth, Normandy,
kerseys, plaid silvertones, Colors:
New grays, green, brown, talpc,
Burgundy, copcn, Pekin, reindeer,
navy, black. etc,
Styles are fur trimmed and plain
loose backs, belted models, shawl
collars and high fur collars. But
tons are used, most effectively.
Satin lined and others fancy silk
lined
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
SKIRTS $S.75

Materials Of prunellas, spiral cloth,
moonglo satins, kitten's ear satins,
brocaded conservation crepe, vica-
graux, sergeS, silks, etc.
Styles embrace tucks, knife plcats.
folds peg effects, yokes. gathers, EN-
broideries and the palmer models, All
eolors. Sizes, "a to 10.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
l)I'eSSd|
$18.75

Highest-class dresses of alb
jersey, all-wool serge, tried
velour, velveteen, satin; new
fetas and combinations; st1s|
lines, plain tailored models
Russian blouses.
Some with touches of hand
broidery, collars and cuffs Of
some have tight tailored SLED
others the new short SLED
shades of taupe, seal brown, cd
Burgundy, navy, black, etc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
Goa Is
$46.75

Materials Of Bolivia, both cut and
silver tipped, suedene, chameleon
cord, plumette, frostelle, bernice,
chiffon 'broadcloth, crystal cord,
iridescent cord, velour superiors.
Colors all the leading and fashion.
able shades; styles the best Gre
atoms, fancy belted models, tucked
and shirred, blouse backs, loose
flaring backs; convertible belts;
deep fur collars and cuffs. >
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
SKIRTS S11.75

Materials OF pebble cloth, duplan
brocade, velour, plads, franchise
failles, tricolettes, trico baronets, char
meuse satins, silycrtones, etc.
Styles embrace tunics, peg effects,
tucks, button backs, embroidered
folds, pleats, yekes, wide and marrow
belts, sash effects, pockets, etc.