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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-15
AT THE LIBERTY

DOUGLAS, Feb. 15.-The grear actress and singer, Geraldine Far
 rar, appears at the Liberty on Sun
 day and Mondoy nights in a five-reej Aircraft production entitled "The Devil Stone" This is one of the big and extraordinary dramas of the day
 It is founded on the worldwide theme of superstitition Miss Farrar, as a simple Breton fisher girl, discov
 CTS a priceless emerald and her lit tie mind associates the jewel with legends handed down through gen erations, in which the Pagan Queen Grenada, stole the jewels from a Christian church, curse following the possession of the jewels until they are returned to their rightful owners. The error of wrong think
 ing and belief in superstition is soon shown in the story when the little fisher girl no sooner has the jewel in her possession when she exper
 fences all sorts of trouble. She is courted by a rich old miser who GOV
 cts the wonderful emerald and after her marriage to him, he tries to dc away with the girl. The old man loses his life in attempting to secure the prize and the wife is accused oi the crime. How she extricates her
 self from these difficulties which nearly drive her mad and the man
 ner in which she rids herself of the accursed jewel, presents situations seldom seen in motnoD pictures or on the stage. In addition to the biz feature, there is two-reel Mack Sennett comedy entitled Her Screen
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-15
CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES

DOUGLAS, Feb. 15.-There will be Bible study at 80 tomorrow after noon in the Congregational Church and preaching services at 2:30. Last Sunday, services were held in the church for the first time in many months and the church was crowded with children which reminded the teacher of earlier days of Bible study in the Congregational church. Come out tomorrow afternoon and find yourself in the place of worship,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-15

Am glad to get back? Say, boy, I'd rather have an 8x10 shack stuck on the side hill of Douglas Island than the whole State of Illinois," Os- car has been at Camp Grant and says no one but Uncle Sam could hold the Alaska boys from mushing North on the next steamer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-15
CAHlLLS RETURN

DOUGLAS, Feb. 15-Mr and Mrs. Cahill former residents of Tread well, returned to the Channel on the Princess Mary this morning Mir. Cahill was for number of years employed Nat the Treadwell assay of flee and left a short time ago for a vacation trip to the Outside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-15
. . z . = . Y 2 2 . . g 2 . DOUGLAS CHURCH
 SERVICES
ST, LUkE'S EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH
< | | | ]. + + f < | | + +

Very Rev c. D. Christian, in Charge
 Septuagesima Sunday (Third Sun day Preparatory to LenD-
 Sunday School, 3 p. m.
 Combined services at 3:30 with a continuation of sacred story: The Greatest Battle Ever Fought"
 The public is invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-15
. DOUGLAS CATHOLIC
 CHURCH

1:00 D. m.-Communion Service.
 7:00-Thursday Week Pray. CT Service.
 All are invited to attend these services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-15
DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION
Sunday School at 1:3O D. m.

Sunday School at 1:30 p. m.
 Preaching service at2:30 p. m.
 Plan to be present and awaken the lively interest that used to charac- terize the service At one time the Congregational Church Sunday school was the largest in Alaska.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE
Hostess Saw Reason ter rhankfuiness
in View Set Forth by Ner
Neuna Waiter,

put IN the east side the other ef'.
erroon gr>up AZ women wsrC hAytn.
a porch rarity, NoN all except ene
were married aud the married oprs
rrustsntSy talked ~ the one young
spirxtrr ON the subject " getting thar
sicd They even went se far "a tn
suggest s,up~ candidate Cor her hand
Amt of one the ynnns woman said.
''Nh. h. w~llt!ni 10 He's been mar
ricd. and I've net yrt reached that
stacy where have to take a widowes"
Absolute silens. followed that ~.
mark With wild start the 4trs rea'-
tr~t that three 90 the wutWn rresert,
Including tho hostess weee sccoah
wives She &ss Just hcgtnnips to
rrnch 'he n,as, painful stage of en,
harraSsment. when the hostess laughed
easily. and ,riesl to utter a remark that
would put everybody At ease Thank
k,N~iness yNa hsyrni," she said.
~otherwi~ yca might be In nav shoes
and I in yours, indianapolis News
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
NEEDED A COURSE HIMSELF
Why shabby Visitor failed 70 I'm
ptsss Merchant Win His onsr
TO improve the Memory.

The shabby visitor lnid his hat upon
a chair, aud, drawing u booklet from
his pocket. approached the merchant,
prInce.
Il can tell you" he said how to
become a great success how to win
Independence for tifr."
Three seconds gone from The min
ute I'm Swing you said the mcr
chant
Il have here went On the thinker.
nm lhtalihle memery system Mas
t~r IL. sad yen viii master, thr worlt
Yoa vii mt forget ;o post fIc ie'trr
your wife gave yeu this morning, ana
you chn a. without thas wurslwl ca
your finger"
"Ms trouble said the merchant "a
that | can't find IA reliable system (vt
,farsnstiAa things want IN. Year nltn.
ute's NJ"
Sadly the visitor departed but NV,
minutes later he returned Ia the oifse.
hrratllr~sly uua excited.
II forget my hat" he said
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
Disabled Men ARE Given Every
Chance by Vocational
Beard.
'nox ONE Eouln MS iDU


Washington. --- A xtnop xhussfawrsd
mar leansar IN clutches came tatc the
sesees ~ the fedora. board rse wees.
,.eaaI e,sucass.o GOA ,ncrulag ana lssos.
Inn arn,,nd tAs rsx,,s, asked sf sh,s was
tAs MACE where the soldiers wbo M.
been hart In the var sOuse ana seyse.
thing M DO The agent Of che board
askea hiu, DO AZ down. and syass tins
,he pisn that ne xuyxrn,n@us had fur
hsiplnr ,hs h.paiesuse.f nea Of the
srnr. nayy ami rrsarsus who hsa hexa
assablcsi ID the service no thar thsy
aigAi keen "a. VITA an active life.
M.tr>s N ae,tsau ssseA
~ $3.50 ' -. a. ~. -. ~
,syss y ~ go,
/. -. A.. -, - 49, -. a.
Bsi.raa weca, I..r,i WIS, . s.v,-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
PACIFIC FLEET
HAS BIG GUNS

&f~wsnT had h~~M started. oa Aprit
u, 1919 4 completed Ean was relied
&C. sis own Wheels 10 Handy Hoax prev
tns grs~ads fos tcnxrHnsv tests.
The guns Secretary Dsnisss said,
originally were intended Ter the new
battle cruisers. tas q change In design
NJ the vessels smade the guns avail
able Tor land servic~.
Ths guns were mounted On car
rsag~s which eeald he snasrA freely
OVER the French railroads. With tAsmA
~ent their nara, crews Twelve cars
wire required for each gva--tamchins
shop cars armaF~d ammsnition rarx,
kitchen. hcethins. craze and w'rsars~
ears The batteries were susscientiy
mobile that u ~ ersies esfae % aass
'~hiie IN acticn. iksss could h. Oh ,6sir
why In nm hour.
orsstsss Range u Mseils Cana
The it-inchers had greater sanK~
than any gun ever hefnrs placed es
mablls mauntiags, The German gnns
which nred en Paris were ''fr~sks-,
They were built on permanent ste~s
and concrete foundations Their pro-
,ec,,ls was small and spcrlaily haiit
for long f'teht. This rwtiae~d their 81
bcsenry and while they had moral IT.
feet. their military vntn~ w~s small.
Because NJ their permanent po*iiinn
their iecssaea wns hisceserd BY allied
avin,ars and the gins si'~nced
The German tsinch run IN rtsn~
ders also became famoes fnr IT. iear~
Fangs hsssai~s#sm~na -sf sm@sirk rms
other allied ba2r~s hut neither ean'd
he shifted frna base sa hase wfsh"ut
delay ~ weeks. The American "a
snch gun cauld uNks frc'n une enc
~ France 70 snoshcr ard had y ranw~
N N, ,rf,es Az rwMre w s.ssssb y*ssw
n rsierces armur succcssfully,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
HARD TO SAVE IN BOLIVIA
South American Salaries Ar Higher.
Ha A.so Living Cost, Writes
teush.

Santa r.. y. M--Ssvine money n 4
zach harder tssk In Sssush Am~ries
than In the Usstra States, despite the
higher salaries pssd there, saTs Er-
c~se t.nMn Of Saats w. ~aa recrnsis
resigned his position ~ clerk 81 he
American lsxsssca At Ia P*s, Boav's.
In a letter 10 his father .oaeg 10
,sn points cot that. though oae csh
earn nscee Ia Sou,h America 'hsn 10
North Arersrs. the .cst Of Nyiaz h
hsstw-. Shoes Which sell tor 81 ta the
United states ecss 81 In Bsasvsa-
l,n.-r, end rrssn Amount 70 $50 4
nsnrh, laundry NJ .eass 81, and e.
sry,hsaA else In Frss7rvE4saa
~Ai.hSaga SPANISH Il 'hs asscass iMf.
rvare" i.a,an writes, @tasrs sre rrany
tsaEsess fux the rnna'AiEoa ss cerssd-
.saasv Essred. We have Ayamersa
who are pure Indians; the Cheao% ~
aasf-hrc~-ts: the Be'iytaas tire Tag.
1sA. The ygeccA .aa ;As GcrmanA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
TAUGHT WORK
THEY LIKE BEST

TN eeahias sxs q leAs gsMa slis raaAs
sileaee sa1 ~ sss aas csllA<@x~ be
sskxd 10 sse the rssag. ire nsn tosk u
cG ara hsss;Naa i = Aasai tiss taNs
heci#Me szA4aeaay aHAnaasssA " saaassss
slsaItss BIZ sas& ~faamasr~si " eas ps
SILVER saxHaf ard snysss~a them Gg-
.Ave~ % tAe ss1ssAe. NotAmg ens &aAs
EAlsytR' W. miaRa~ hs SsasE assxseass
texsy. INs adviser koksss IL tAs rsnx
sArsfuaas. " was wsil aaaasA wttk i
sseFsata ioak shsut tAe sasrastax tslas
IAse hiza An Idea
@Thats Juss psas.-
Hes woaad yea ake 10 leaga en-.
craving and gct good psaasEen NJ ttr'
~noin' thiss sas. thls asar wxk.
h's tsss fiay. ard nsaeeNiy pays yea Tor
haytn' god tsHas. 10 theJs-
Lets hare q thy ut Il" suggested
the adviser. ~aaa san what hags~ass .
The federal hasssi srnt the nsaa 10
learn engraving and In few raaasAs
BIZ was the hcsg Ut all the workers lin
The tewsary store where be xas esss-
plosrd
That ring Was the key that epeaea
the daer ~ suces~s ~ hiEa lie has
wak~i np end Is enthusiastic shea, lss
work; cnly. he says Its not WORT.
This Ia fun
y w'asss Arrays hi run St<'a yea have
found the right vevatsan sad the led.
eral beard Ia trying 10 lind what tAe
Disabled soldiers like W d. hsss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
ISSUE CURIOUS STAMPS

Csecho4slcvakia Stamps rrcasiy ~
r~sv~i here ar~ ximpiy the emitted
arms III Boh~mss. Mnr~sia and ssi~aa
with the insrv4psian 'C~s&s sloseexka
siain;t printed 30 shs Magyar ssss,pa
They wsr~ issu~d wken the Css~he-
Sicvss troors Invaded HusgAry.
TIE tiiHsscd r.srt VI fFaws ass hee~
provided with . STRIKING series ~ rs~-
,or4al stamps. apparently In ansscsra~
fiaa Ut nm Italian rasns3ata. fss tASy
al bear The words ~Ysusne prneisimn
r saaesaon~ sii issIis.~ snd the dass
G-f0ialS The fpus designs tn~ieSas
ihs sssfus of Rsmuias xEa Rssnas f~l
by The sh~seaf. The risxaa NJ &c. Msst.
ard ancient Venetian gxis%on and -
portrait III Dr.. Cr5.Ais1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
PhilateIists Are Enthusiastic Over
latest Curies.
Small Ns4i ces a. Evseps Neaert -
ODD Experiments 70 Provide
pessSea ttsrspA

Lsnaan, Stamp collectors. NJ which
Lssssion has lss full sharr. ARE su,su-
siavtr over the curious postage StHsstss
wtgch are heSsnting TO rvarh them
tram the smaller gHrorrats ftst~@
one sxaaspis from tithasnia b NJ
the hrss p+sranca' issws ~ that es'ass'
try. II has been autographed us
heavy Siberian xrsy yasp~r fcgTrsrty
used for tic prsrtins Of tread tickets,
Lessiand. Lsthsanlm . neisaboS. yysss.
I'll sss FIRST STAMPS ca the hscss " Ger
raan ssrssnaEcc rsxss bot 'ss~st grv~ssi
q fsttie wnwssaay AID scu sss stsnsTss
are s-tAssi co the s,sAsssss Of sSssr
ests papers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

iouisvt'le, Ky.--Th~ Sn'icnsi 0~e~
graphic seriet, has h~~~ s.k~d TO ,n-
ve~'srnse The claim N John xh~ii y
meunsainerr at Leslie ~osnty. Ken
tncky, that he h ome kandr~d and thte-
~ y~Ars oid. Sh~s1's s~iThbcrs cos.
re.scsesc thr statement rcnr~rHsnK HIN
sge. ghsll hiss nins rhiiarcn. he says
the eldest h ninety yesrp old He n
sssd tn have - d~~rsndsnts In hle
horne sect'nn. wv~~~i e~tss great
great grand-hIstr~n- The fnountsinr~r.
who Chains srrvsi~ns eyesighs. steady
nerves, ana x~m~s~i good health, Ht~
trshus~s his long hss IN cutaeor ~
Ing and tempersfs hshlsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

Kidney disease i no s~sr>ctsr II ree~
sees A maHsity VI the ills sksiessax
ryNp.e to-day can hs traced mach to the
Astney trpaS,-,
The tsaaeys are the r,est important
rrraas u the he1y. They are the oil.
terers u yrar haen1 II the pe,sers
whsch are speat irsGi tat TISSUES NJ the
blood are sNt eliminated yareuga the
Aiaseys disease ~ Csc teers or saetAer
vii esaim yea a. Z vscttrs,
kiaasy disease - usaxlay Indicated by
wesrsnesS slesrlesswesA nervousness.
S~sresSency. eackaeee. stemacA s-ea.
he, pain Ia h4as and iewer as<se=ec,
eslt sseses gravel rAearaasssns sesatsca
anj aRhaxa
Al tAsss dsrsrSvmeats AsS satars's
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

Tunfnnni mn Arxausenia,sve man.
anyhow" exclaimed Mr. Clipping NJ NJ
came In late TO dinner. tevertshly mop
ping his brow.
whats the matter, deayr asked
Mrs Clipping. srmpathessca!iy.
4 had started home wAea I met
Twebhie On the STREET. He made y
-satcasnt ahoat the lrsrre Of nas.cns
s'.d spent an hear end hail. trying
Ia ecrviaee the sSnorsnus that As was
wrong"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

stamford. Conn. IL stray ast
snaried things here badly early
this morning. The fes.as hobo
was desperately hungry. md In
Its haste and cagrrness TO sat
ssfy the hunger. thrust tts head
Into a sainscu can that sp-
peared to shrink. The cat was
unable IN got It's head cut md
rushed about hlindly. knocking
down babies In Its efforts TO free
itself. People In the neighbor-
hood called the police and the
IRE departments 10 kill the cat.
Tabhy vas very tame after the
can was pried on by q crop,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

.. 'liaw Is your BASEBALL team herer
asked The guest Win the tintin#hn.
hintY walstcaHt
"MeN, njl winter they are the rhalu.
pccHs 1T the whole region and sweep
everything besurr 'em Ike a cSclone.'
replied thr landlord NJ the tavern AZ
tfr,rtge "fsWy w,srn u~tng ssss,es and
they begin 10 play matched games
pears Ike sniu~thlUg siw avs gets the
matter with era ~ Keep en from vim
ning anything haf cxwrrastons and such
Ike Kansas city Star,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

A private was busy shaving himself
In the open air hcSiie the barracks
when his sergeant came along,
'i,o yea always shave outsidcT
aSk ,.l the sergeant
'rnf course" answered the private
ND you ihink wss hairlined -
Pittsburgh Chrunlclo Telegraph.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

siraais tAas H. tiissys rcd tSA
Yea should use GOLD MEDAL HAar~
len I'M Carsales iEnedsasesy. TIE
ssesAsas. kealanS oil ssinasatss The
Ai4reya relieves irdammatsen and de-
s,rsys the sssuss wAsch have caused t.
Go to yeuv druggist sc<say and get .
eux u GOLD MEDAL Haariera Nl
Carsases In fweaty fear hears yea
sAeeA feel health ard vseer retarus9
After yoa iced somewhat irprsvej
coatiaas to take one 81 tws csrsales
escA day, ~ N to Keep The 6rM class
cSsaSst,en asa ward es the danger VI
etse- attacks
Ash .ce the original Imported GOLD
MEDAL hsaa1 TAree s4seA Aoasy r.
ssxsss Il sssy o. NJ kSlp yeA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
Quite RIahs.

Can any little boy OF girl tell me
s6rirtYnAiR hhtta 'fttasfdmf'' hfsIsst ~ihs
chairman OF tho board Of trusteeA,
who was visiting the village school.
"Belgian Ia QUO % the most thick.
" depnpula,sd countries ~ Europe"
promptly responded the brightest hoy
tn the class.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

Alin~ and her brother attended .
hrthday party Of playmate. lee
cream. cake and Lemonade were
served The boy asked his hostess
for a glass Of water,
Drink your lemonade Alsne said.
intrrrup,ing
u dent w-nt lemonade. I way/
water" ssld the Roy. booking plead.
ihx,y At his hostess
Don't he silly, Drink ycnr lemon.
Ad.,,'' said Alne. ITS iwst like water
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

An ehitar~n sr0ahlsA with weYrn. have N
vnNssHay eaIst ~hIch istiesfes p@er sieed,
and ~ raie. there 10 mors or tsse stomach
atstafsasos Gruss's taststeee ekin tsais
Giv.e regularly ter I've o. three weeks viii
sntteh tbs hlaaa improve the disssstan, aMA
aet N 4 Osnsrst AreaxthsainE Tcnsr Il th%
wNei. syst.r Mature VIII then throw or ~
disg.l the wns+ws aad he Child wisi b IN per-
feet health flssssst To take eea per ketttA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
Powerful l4-lnch Batteries For
midable Feature M West.
ern Squadron.
DID GREAT SERVICE N WAR


San Frnncisce. Cai.---Scs ths least
interesting feature II the new Pacific
asst II the i&+iseA guns, 70 Al which
are mSsanted 4 ID Admiral Hugh hod-
mans flagship the New Mexico. and
several other ships of the feet.
Design and construction Of the ~
Inch naval gun on railway mountiaxs
on the WESTERN front MAS one Of TIN
great accomplishments Of the Aineri.
ran navy during the war The runs
hurled 400 pound projeetiles far h~-
hind the Cermaa lines. and we're =
strong factor IN reducing the 81.
MIhisi salient.
auiit In Record Tiws.
The gan aAs designed, built and r.
lsveret In less than four mdhths. On
pecesnhar ~ 1917. according Ia Sec
Rotary Daniels efsiciai report. NOT =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29
ADDY,}[Y[NINl|
.fARY TAI. E ID
rnE rwc, boRsEA
YfNW GAl1LlAfn! B !.:!!s

sTassen Aessss.- MD Isnay Msfss.
s1esyy and ! halFe be~a x'site fstnSa&.-
The hs~sa were In sszbis sfzt th@y
were r9ixhsag aud eAlttsng Y
-fsa." saia Jerry Hsrse ~,xs bare.
taa II ~ss s~~y, tesy s~sssshs :
"T,~ar lne.| said ansthef hoase. -yca
TIVE horses are CREST addisian % the
stable. To thlas THAT you have both
teagl famous an,i that yeu esmsldes
fame a fasaiisa thing.
~stne wanlf think thar 10 be famous
woa,a be everything Ia the wariG~ llAs
h~sng In hsst0ry fur example, isRs being
George Wsshingtoa or soae great
creature"
There shsra,- sid zoe ~ the
kors@s. that tn gstag rather far. Ycu
begin to isaagiRs things and shsa you
imagine mere and Hsexs. tsae day ycu
wers naklas beis~ve nj hard THAI ron
almost believed years@af ron had bees
The horse who had been riddea BY Paul
Revere
'~Thas's sn.- said the horse wins had
been speaking. -wsit yame always
seems very wonderfHl to ms.-
~rou have bern sssaas for having
bssa siwsys I'm tha one stable. THAT Il
quite unusssAi In thtis days III segilSs
horses ana hayiar motor cars" said
I smother horse.
True" said the horse who though,
fsnaa was se fine
There were many horses In the stsbis
for tho master ssved horses and 10 did
the mistress. and no did the eAiidr~n
They weaasin't have xiv~A W shsss
horses TOE anything. a. shsy eateyst
riding and driving.
What were you rning To tell usy-
one OF the harses asked Jenny Horse
she was the new white horse who had
Just arrived.
"oh yes ! was rolns to tell yca how
| famous Jerry and I have b<ea.-
TIN Jerry" nslghed the other new
~hite hors>.
TELL us" neigtc,s the horses.
=Teli Us" they urged.
"Yeu tell the story said Jerry. ned.
ding bis head nj Jenny.
NO. you would tell II Gar hestss."
said Jenny,
"Ah no. that In modest Of you but II
n not ~, ycu would tell h better"
"pray tell H." the other horses urged.
well" said Jenny, Jerry and
wers tive horses who were ones In an
opera. Now an opera II . great masi.
cal play. There IL huge orchss,rs
OF big band. Or shstsyer Joy. ~ssf to
cail II. Thea there are singers ana
before them are lots and lots Of people
who clap their hands and who seem 70
cn!oy II very much
They say" said Jerry. that n
costs lots Of money to - to operas"
snow Jerry" said J-nay, don't b
mobhtsh.'
well. wasn't snohhish. I was cnly
telling that ss q matter Of interest"
I'VE we're In the opera continued
Jenny, There have bern horses who
have appeared in other operas and alss
I'ir plays from time TO time. but "
are tive horses you actually zee and
know who have been In a great, great
italian opera called Aida"
"nta you slngf" asked the other
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

~of cnarse. yoa woasd aever .Atrk
OF ae<~vtlaS Your marty"
~Never - said Senator S.rsAsm.
I'm the ceas-sry. n seeae,tFa~s takes
aaleS work "a my psrt TO keSp NY
ysssty trsasa Gexsgsinx naA-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

1oncs-nc~s ycar wise kiss yen
tcss
Erown-~Heaweas. no. she rs~d to
kiss ne occasionally to zee II I'd
he~e frinstns. but even that Is M
nec~SSsry a.sw TsvtrnSt News
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

The Ngw Yox4 itsanssrfd eummss-
Uoa r~yort -<as~ws sfsas fYam M 10 III
a sss wage ~ ths rsmximnm nsEst'er
~ wousru srssssnycd IN faaf ,cw@s'soA
.:sssstrscs 10 y~w lart stAtA :
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-29

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The Washington times., 1919-12-11
PLENTY OF XMAS CHEER
IN COLUMBIA RECORDS

Christmas caroling with the Column
bia is announced by the Harry c.
Grove Company. representing the CO.
'umbia GrafonoIa
Christmas records OF the Colu nbia
include the "Adeste Fideles" GO
Come. All Ye Faithfur), for both solo
and quartet. "Harki the Herald An.
gels Sing" by Mendeissohn. is given
by the Columbia Stellar Male Quar-
TT. an6 tw1 selections are sung by
Charles Harrison. tenor.
Mr.. Harrison gives a tenor solo of
the Silent Night. Hallowed Night.
by Gruber. and M sings with the
Stellar Quartet 20 Holy Night" by
Adam
Rosa Ponselle. the new soprano OF
the Metropolitan Opera, sings the
hymn. abide With Me-" as due,
with Barbara Maurel, contralto. and
full orchestral accompaniment.
The Lure of Music" with the Co.
lumbia rtcurds as illustrations. IL ar
Heal holiday gift book. written nv
the eminent music critic. OIir
Downes. 1t tells what eyervon.
wants to know about music-clearIv
interestingly. and amusingIy writer
with human touches. fascinatine
anecdotes, and real informal on abou,
the worlds gr,atest composers and
heir music.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
D. c. COMMUNITY CHORUS
PLANS XMAS CAROLNC

Two Important prospects have
come out Of the dedication Of the Ma
tional Community Chorus on last
Tuesday evening. These are plans
for a big program Of community
Christmas cheer. during the holidays
and yet bigger plan for May Day
Festival for Washington.
When Commi ssioner Brownlov re.
ceived the scroll Of the National Com.
munity Chorus of 1883 voices under
the direction Of Hollis Edison Da
venny, he asked that the people OF
Washington take this chorus to theiI
hearts and build music history foI
Washington upon It.
This chorus. the child Of the Wa,
Camp Community Service and war.
time conditions, Is now ready to put
Washington on the map In a music
way, said Lieutenant Davenny..
This new music-way. as he might
have said. Is first to be felt in q
Christmas week program. when stroll.
ing singers will be scheduled by Com
munity Service to every part Of tn,
city. In addition there will be {
travelling theater on a big moto,
| truck for the kiddies, and there viii
be organized bands Of story-teller,
With wonderful things to tell tn,
children during Christmas week.
Lieutenant Davenny says ther,
will be chorus of 5000 enrolled b,
February FIRST and the plans that art
now under way for a May festiya,
will make all the United States look
TO see what Washington Is doing in
community work