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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Washington. u. e. Especial As
eording 10 n r~port made IA The United
States Public Health Seryi1s. ihe. r,Aa,
sssnytt, ot irttssAlA u Spain has q,
rvady caused all lliytasa "a I'll" .rsfs
lencv snd desths frum paiiBnusfy ia
hvrralvsts A similar association Ire
tween influenza and tub.ss uhssis as
recvntly inata by STR Arthur News
tosmr. the chief taetitpi nfievr ~ ihv
EhgItsh pah.ie health ssryies. Ia bis
analysis II the tuberculosis dvs ID rate
la England
Ia aEsler that the peopl" of tbs taite
ed States tasy proft by the experience
Of other countries surgeon Gcwssl
Rupert Hue et the tHl,rd States tule,
he Health Service has just i~wu''j "a
warning emphasizing the need At slse
eiAl precautions at the present tine
Experience seems 10 Indicate, NaAs
the Surgeon General that pcfs.,Hs
whose resistance has hess scah"rvI
BY an sltsck Of Influenza sre p"cu g
iy susceptible 10 tuberculosis -gsth
millions VI It's people rvrrutly afYt esf
with Influenza this country Fafs Ut
fvrs conditions fssortng the spreai u
tuberculosis"
One Million consu~psrsss In the
unisea States
Then you consider this serious
menHcsr ives ASKED TN gs5 rlthjoh
1t II, though hasten 10 sd9 tt is De
tiuefiy oli. against Witch gh" people
ean guard No far ~ uHe gan .si,Hiate
there are 81 present about one aitliah
cases ot tuberculosis In the taifei
States There u unfortunately no
colnslase census available "a show VI
scS!y 'hs number u tuberculosis per
sssts In each state despite the tsct that
kxassi ot tho states have made the dls
y.ase rvisor.ahi~. In New York CITY.
where reporting hiss h.en III force for
many yesrs over Ttn) cssss ~ ID
tsrcaIosis srr Registered with the pe-
,rar;ment ~ Health Thoae familiar
with the si'astt,o believe tia; the al.
dItsan o! apr~Norn,set ard unrvport =,
cases would make the number npar~f
'acs The vsry rsrrtui health sur.
,ey cuudEte-i during The pwst tao
years 10 frsmIRgharn, Mass. revealed
80 case. u tuberculosis IN /. purula
fs"n u arprnxit4st~Fy sf.tss If th@-@
| prytEi"rffffs t,It ff6%- ~ fff T'a"4sf
States IS 81 h"le theS would Indicate
tina, at~out ore In every hatsdr,.A f,et,
spa. Is tub@~rulons - h ~ rl,rss
coestrgtes source ~ danger ~. 10
guarded against
what 10 %,
ir bis ststwfn~ut 10 the ga's''r 1w..
r~on General Hue ro'n's ~, how
those vito have had influenza should
protest themselves against tgh~rruio-
sta An Who haye recovered 'r"fn In.
fpeuEa, says the surgeun f.~uprai.
"sh"aid have Their langs carefully 81.
aainsd hy a ~orupet~nt physician In
fact. II IL Gesirphte 10 have seyvrai ex.
sminstions made nouth apart su.'h
examinations cMnnot be mad. thrug gh
the closhias nor csn they he carried
ost In ;wa os thrse minutes II tbs
hangs sr~ sesni to BE- free from tB'ser
eusp~is every effort should h~ made 10
Keep th@ra ~ This esa w. d.3ae hy
rtSht 4s4ax good fopa saa sslsay u
frs.A Ali
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

FOR SALE -Four year old Ahsr.
Boil registered Write
.4lssA. kehIrtt vsnleef. or phous
X. Charlotte Exchange,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
GIVES WIFE ADlEa4.kA!

Ny siie vas proocuae~d incu.-
sele oy physicians an!tss opefs,ed
Complicated bowel roubisl !
began giving Adler-i.ka aud she 10
improving shall continue until
abe i. cured : Signed J h
Underwood. Msfion, Ala.
Adiss.i-kA emptiss BOTH upper
and bower bowel. aashins ENTIRE
Ailmrnt canal Removes ALL so1I
mats.s which poasons sys,en.
Prevents appendicitis. We hsvs
sold Adlsr>i.ks many years. 1, u
mixture OF ousk,hegn. cases,
slycerioe a1d niae other simple
drugs. Pharmacy.
The Banner 10 the beet electric
lish, slot~ made. Sold By. Myau
Drug Co.
PURE HOG SAUSAGE the
kind veu like. o.; ths City Meat
Market. Phone Cit. lsi; cgE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
DODGE BROTHERS. AUTOS
ARE DISPLAYING WORTH
Universal Degree OF Attention ]. Given
Cnrs by Dealers and
Makers

Dodge Brothers me >r car has
demonstrated Its goodness to the sat-
Isfaction OF the public" says Mr.. Jones.
local distributor of Dodge Brothers
motor cars.
People have arrived at the con-
cIusion that the Dodge Brothers give
the manufacture of the car an unusual
degree of>'personal attention. and that
tho, car is right. down to the smallest
detaii.
%"Ail vital parts, subject to strain.
are made from tho best steel obtain
able. while drop forgings and drawn
work are used extensively instead or
castings.
Competent performance. unusual
gasoline and tire mileage and mark e,i
freedom from repair are common ella, D.
acteristics of all Dodge Brothers motor
cars. The yare the result OF strcng n,
added to lightness. and balance. added
to both.
Dodge Brothers roadster differs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

automobile show" said B. A. Rlenn.r
Ss me show committee: lis the won
MERCHANTS In other lines Of business
one merchant" continued Mr.. Blcn-
ncr; compares tho interest displayed
o 0y ms customers with the interest dis
years He stated that he fully CT
pected the automobile show to be tho
h means OF attracting to Richmond num-
o PETS OF out.of-town customers. The
sno" committee is naturally clatcd at
TINS statement. as this feature was
taken into consideration when the
show was planned. and entertainment
was provided for everybody.
There will be automobiles OF, tho
latest models for the automobiiists,
dancing for the dancers. entertainers
greet from the big shows in New
o cnrK 1e r the patrons WHO enjoy, high
without equal in the South. will fur
nish music The most pains taking
care has been exercised in selecting
mittce; nothing has been engaged that
can in any way offend the most fas-
EVERY EXHIBIT WILL
DE IN PLACE MONDAY
One thing that the committee has
insisted upon Is that every exhibit be
IN place and ready when the door is
opened Monday afternoon. It is in
tended to make Monday night ono of
tHc oiS nights OF tho snow, and the
committee. to avoid the hammering
and fixing of booths and decorations
SO often to be found in attractions of
this kind. has set a time limit. ny
which time every exhibitor muUt have
his exhibit in shape.
Invitations have been issued to
local and State officials, and to the
omcers at Camp Leo to attend on
Monday night as guests Of the asso-
citation, and 1t is hoped that the dark
colors OF male civilian dress will be
relieved not only by the evening cos
tunes worn by the ladies, but By the
khala and bars OF army officers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
SHIP BY TRUCK, ADVICE
OF OHIO TIRE MAKER
War Has shown That They Can More
Probably Handle Short
Huule.
ny HARVEY $. F1REsToNE.


When the motor truck came into be-
Ing, few years ago. few people ap-
pretended that truck traffic was going
to be very considerable factor in the
t tssansport Of the future. No one
superseded for freight hauling; least
companies. Some time later the idea
entered the minds of both OF them; it
also, entered the minds of numerous
truck owners. Still, none Of them
realized the possibilities. The truck
owner did not think for a moment
that he, with, his trucks. could compete
with the express companies and the
railroad companies It was generally
considered that they had the monopoly
on freight and express handling.
The war changed all that. When
Nercun was saved. when the defense
OF the he. great somme Valley was ac-
victoIy was achieved. each one made
over German railroads. the motor truck
was put on the map to stay In this
country the railroads were simply
flooded with tranic; they couldn't BEGIN
TO handle the volume. They were sub
merged. Moreover, they discovered
that their short hauls were unproft-
able: that the only traffic they could
handle at profit was the long -dista nee
haul. On the other hand, the truck
owner. driven to 1t by circumstances
beyond his control. began to convey
both freight and express consignmcnts
by truck. He was surprised to find
mat ne could do IL at a profit, and that
he could run his trucks on schedule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

buyer. He now knows all standard
goods; his buying habits have been en- :
tirely changed through contact with
merchants in all surrounding towns
he locates the best market and deals
accordingly. All this has brought hin,
added wealth and tho merchants them
selves profit by his enlarged buying
Tho self-centered farmer. hemmed In
oy the Limitation of distance. becomes
careless of his personal effects His
Is satisfied with Il fair, return Of crops
through contact with other men, made
possible by the automobile his vision
proadens: he is inspired to aise better
crops: his buildings arc kept up to the
pest OF his ability and he becomes a
leader in the community
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
RICHMOND is PREPARED
FOR AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Decorators Completing Fittings for Grays' Armory
Allied Flags and Bunting Predominate- Officers
From Camp Lee to Attend Monday Night

Richmond is ready for It's third an
nual Automobile Show. which opens IN
the Grays' Armory Monday afternoon
All day yesterday decorators worked
incessantly. plying their art to make
OF tho bleak drill hall of tho armory
had almost completed the job. Today
they will finish. And a good job they
are making OF It.
From the, rafters they have hung
comics they have draped more bunting
Around each booth they will hang
colors OF all nations nghtins on tho
side Of freedom In the late war arc
represented in tho decorative scheme.
with those OF America prcdominating.
From a decorative viewpoint tho thing
is already success. c. II. Lloyd has
charge OF this phase OF tho show.
FORTY BOOTHS HAVE
BEEN TAKEN FOR SHOW
All OF the forty booths to be erected
today in the armory have been allotted
to manufacturers or dealers Pleasure
cars. trucks and ell kinds OF accessories
will be displayed and demonstrated.
allotted up to yesterday afternoon are
as follows:
JonsE Motor Car Company.
AuaES aise l RISsRaG com S5;
htinisaEeE5 az Company.
Gibson !Me easr Company.
Kline kar Sales COMPANY
White Auto Service Conway.
bcr Sales Company.
P Pieam,ont Meter Meter Some.ny.
&& ssss.sfH e Ss.s s9ssS ssslg eeao.ny.
HHs Ell 2 Bill Il f T,re es Gseas.n7
p. a Prenuss.
4 2: stone Motor COMPANY.
Lsne-Bovles Co. Inc.
Richmond Auto Tire works
ISL SeE:ics Station.
Q Fl. Tom pl<ins.
WiHn Auto Supply Company
Etropeaa Retreads.
j. & D. Tire COMPANY.
The cabaret show begins with the
opening, day Of the event Sopae Of the
best talent OF America has been en-
gagged for the week Among those on
the program are:
Miss Rose Jeanette. soar. and dances
Miss Lillian Enrie.- popular songs: very
otwsiH .y, ,1d has rced voice.
wy. popular cabaret SINGERS.
ZGsya the Mary Pickford OF tho Violin"
n ,7ypY costume sings and dances while
W" MiIss pisyinE the violin: very pretty
Nile. Lille Lenora. danssuse Beautiful
Miss Lillian Bradley. pr.ma donna: .onr,
Harry Boyiesion. sceam panIst.
MERCHANTS IN OTHER
LINES ARE INTERESTED
"One of the most pleasing indica-
tons OF the success OF the coming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
podke ,scyensra..enxer s.a,.;..

Among the Dodge Brothers. 80, ~
special body design is &c vaf, NoaH
scnserA sedan. Although It is ons ~
me best .appolnted sedans thai Nae
workers. have seen. Its streamiin&
body is siiappy. and graceful, and. A
Perfectly set on the chassis. that sideS
way is srednceds to negligiblh dorroNt
able material and Is large ana rosMy.
aud j. 50 arranged that tho drivsrE
p!lrtinent may BIO closed of BY ths
owner. Every detail has been caral
fully. planned.and executed, while J evcE
bearing in ind the idea OF com furf.
-beauty and practisability. It Is : Cd,
entially aebhuIHe car-one which cab
either be operlted by Chauffeur a.
u member of the family-in ali Kinds
of wea ther.S5 s.. = ~ 3 l.-.t - 80 ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

They will give you all the service new tires at half
the cost Our vucanizing leather on to
rubber at last makes this possible Risse Pro-
treads not stuck bucked on,
by cold but actually vucanized to the
casing under 220 degrees Fahrenheit heat.
Tire makers have long recognized the leather
treads, and have spent large in dis
OF vucaniZing leather rubber because
they know Chrome leather has 90 times the textile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
CHANGING
LIFE ON THE OLD FARM
Motor Cars Best Friend In Countr,
In Farmer and
Family.
BY, n. T. -WHEELoCK.
te1fc Motors Cornor1tfop

Few people. even the residents of
rural communities themselves, realize
the vast changes which have taken
place in farm life and in farm progress
during the past few years, yet the
whole scheme of living which formerly
improved by the coming of the auto
a few years ago there was dis
folks to the cities. They rebeIied
against az the limitations of farm life.
Inns condition has largely changed.
Inc young folks now go to town freely:
their radius of activity has extended
from hve to fifty miles or more, and
as result they. are content and fully
through motor car use.
Inc farmer has become a better
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

: :. =
strength OF Sea Island Duck the foundation
tires zS
We have successfully solved this problem Our leather
tread Is studded with from three to
according to the size OF the casng) makes the
tire practically skid proof and, added resisting
power OF the leather. tnakes. it puncture proof.
The steel studs in the tread tho faser
the different plies OF leather securely together K
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
THREE.

from the. touring car only H. sex;
design. 1t s'ansidSai car for two .T ~;
generous s., ioangtt,e room and iusssa
leave RothinE to be desired. -. - tsg
Dodge Brotherss closed cars. Arsk
, eombletelyS,ln3 Dodge SBroshera'S 'yoslt
arc s,''.,, hn,tannothst example Of nne MANI
enceptional'r.f fine coach work - 49,
convey n lasting Impression st corr
Tort. quality and refinement
rheEupliotstering OF the sedan ~;
coupe i in high-grade cloth throuCE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
HAYNES CARS IN DEMAND;
MORE ORDERS THAN CARS
Letters From the West Reflect Eu.
dant Boom IN Automobile
Business.

Letters from the West reflect the
evident boom OF the automobile busl-
ness In Americas Golden Gate region.
The West is in receptive mood FOR
automobiles and 1t is only a matter
OF getting cars there" AYERS Mr.. g.
n How. general Gales manager of the
Haynes Automobile Company, kokomo.
Ind. ar. Phillip S. Cole, who sells
Haynes cars in Oakland. Cal, visited
the factory recently and gave US q
true picture OF conditions" His story
follows:
Dealers are doing considerable ad-
vert!sinS.' states Mr.. Cole and Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

most everywhere pronounced activity
is noticeable. Many men arc being
hired to sell automobiles. which. In
itself. signifies good business ahead.
Showrooms are being remodelcd, and
automobile rows are putting on new
fronts. When you take into con-
sidcration the prosperity OF the West
crh farmers, who speak of their
healthy and abundant crops, automo-
bile BUSINESS mon need not procras-
tinate in anticipating unusual spring
business and laying their plans for
this demand"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
Watch the tmmc,.r.

In cold weather YOU make shorter
runs. use the starter more frequently
and burn lights longer. Low general
the battery. il the instrument on the
dash which reads Charge" and dis
charge" doesn't show from six to ten
points on the charge" side at about
twenty miles on hour. you may be in
Wiling trouble
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
Ar THE MAJESTIC.


which Is playing at the Majestic today
and tomorrow, was seen for the iirst
Zandt II was real humor OF the best
type, and lrreslstibly droll Matthew
begins the play as a young flame de-
voted 10 the fair sex and in each sue
cessive act he is mourning a departed
wife and annexing a new one, until the
honeymoon trip TO Niagara Falls be-
comes a habit with him.
In the finale. he is an ootagenarian
millionaire, hobbllng on cane. but the
ruling passion Is stlll strong and a
young chorus "1apper" has him safely
coralled. Betty Kirkbrde was the pep
ful young Happier, and a good, little ac-
tress.
"Maytime" Is a play Of unusual ex-
cellence It VIII play three more nights
at the Playhouse, with a matinee on
Evening journal., 1919-01-21

sylvanla and New Jersey will feel an
especial Interest in a number OF the
recipients. Leading the list is General
Atterbury. who was second vice-presi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
one Of the really great executives In that
corporation. General Atterbury was
sent to France early In the war to get
the railroads into shape TO start trans
portation facilities and TO build over
seas a system that would parallel the
excellence OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
at home.
His experience and his administration
have been one succession OF triumphs,
according to those who served under
him and those who have witnessed the
facilities that the United States had in
France.
General James II. McIae, also men
toned in the list, took the drafted men
from New Jersey, Delaware and central
New York overseas as the Seventy
eighth Division, which trained at Camp
Dix. He succeeded Major General Hugh
l.. Scott, when that officer failed to
pass the overseas physical test.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
Ar THE GARRICG.

The weeks bill at the Garrick The
5tFe last night gOt hearty send0H from
an appreclative audience. II is brimful
OF fun. music and other features OF the
sort that Wilmingtonians enjoy. Miss
Nance ONiell who acquired an envi-
able reputation on the legitimate stage,
headed her own company in her new
act. "The Common Standard" by Al
fred Hghman II was an interesting
port ayoi Of seriO comic incidents In
the life OF q woman. Miss ONeill had
no difficulty in demonstrating the fact
that she is not only good actress, but
also an excellent singer. Sallie Fields
and Charley Conway and Company had
everybody laughing with their offering
"Whats Your Alibi?" which is full Of
comedy and music. Bart McIIugh pre-
sented the musical farce among Those
Present." which is so full OF amusing
situations that you are sure 10 have
grin on your face all the time II is
on the stage. Joe Wolfe, a lively com
edian, Is featured. Mabel Hamilton, a
comedenne, and her company, enter
tanned with song, comedy and story.
Bob. Tip and Company presented an in
terestlng act in which one OF the chief
performers Is a dog that does his share
OF the work with the same skill and
interest as the others This is q
clever acrobatic act. Misses Belle and
ollie Wood. charming young women
were particularly good with thei.
dancing and high kicking act. Fred
Allen, a clever mOnolOgist, demonstrate
ed the fact that he is quite original
also that he is real comedian
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

II you want plenty OF thick. beautiful,
glossy, silky has, do by all means get rid
Of dandruR. for it win starve your hair and
ruin It II you don't.
II doesn't do much good 20 try to brush
or wash It out The only sure way to get
rid Of dandrun Is to dissolve it, then you
destroy Il entirely To do this. get about
four ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
t at night when retiring; use enough to
molsten the scalp and rub II In gently with
the finger tips.
By morning. most II not ALL Of your
dandruf win be gone and three or four
more applications win completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of Il
You will find. too. that all itching and
digging Of the scalp win stop. and your
hair viii look and feel q hundred times
better. You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II is inexpensive aud four
ounces Is all you will need, no matter how
much dandruh you have. This simple REM
edy never fails.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
A QHick and Harmless
Rheumatism Remedy
That Has Driven All Agony From
Hundreds OF Despairing
Sufferers.

Be fair TO yourself. you sufferer from
rheumatism, no matter what form. Get
from your druggist a package of Rheuma
the guaranteed prescription. Use the en-
tire bottle and If you don't think It has
given you quick and sure relief say so
and you can have your money back.
Isn't that a fair offer? Can you see any
deceit about il? What chance do you take
Absolutely none
Then get a bottle Of Rheuma today. It's
a reputable physicians prescription, alto
gether different from remedies usually
prescribed, free from narcotics, and per-
fectly harmless.
Rheuma acts on the kidneys and helps
TO force the uric acid from the swollen
joints and other lodging places. II pleases
you iu a day; Il makes you hopeful and
happy in a week. It has released from
bondage rheumatic sufferers who thought
nothing would give relief IL should do as
much for you-it seldom failsA n. b. Dan
forth win supply you andaguarantee money
back II not satisfied.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
AT THE QUEEN.

Theda Bara, the vampire invincible
OF the screen, was shown before what
Is considered by the management an
unusually large Monday crowd, in The
She-Devil," a photoplay that is filled
with thrills and excitement Of tho title.
When one FIRST sees Miss Bara, one
thinks Of anything but thrills, because
she is a languid Juanita Of sunny Spain,
who lives in a sleepy little village and
holds court with all the young gallants
OF the place. Everyone Is fairly On
lranced by her, but one more ardent
than the others is The Tiger, a bandit
who, In order 10 satisfy and please his
lady love, robs stage coach and steals
a quantity Of Jewels, which he gives to
her as a wedding gift. Bolette, for such
Is her name, uses the Jewels as a
means TO go to Paris, where she mar
ries an artist with whom she is nfactu-
ated. The Tiger does not let the mat
ter rest, but follows, and only after
considerable trouble is he defeated.
The photoplay Is typically Bara and
the cast Is most excellent
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
AT THE VICTORIA.

Clara Kimball Young has the role Of
London belle, switched by adverse
fortune from the English drawing room
TO the South African wilds The story
is well put up, faithfully executed and
delights those who see 10
THE Claw" is an unusually entertain
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
.GOODBY.
WOMEN'S
TROUBLES

The tortures and discomforts of weak,
lame and aching back. swollen feet ana
limbs. weakness. dizziness, nausea, as
rule have their ,origin in kidney trouble,
not female complaints" These general
symptoms Of kidney and bladder disease
are well known-so is the remedy.
Next time you feel a twinge Of pain IN
the back or are troubled with headache. in-
digestion, insomnia, irritation in the blad-
der or pain in the loins and lower abdo.
men, you will find quick and sure relief in
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil Capsules. This
old and tried remedy for kidney trouble
and allied arrangements has stood the test
for hundreds Of years. II does the work
Pains and troubles vanish and new life and
health VIII come as you continue their use.
When completely restored to your usual
vigor, continue taking a capsule or two
each day
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH Capsules are
imported from the laboratories at Haarlem,
Holland Do not accept a substitute. In
sealed boxes. Three sizes.