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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

foand, The others. driven GOT Of sh~i,
hosRes aud seat Inland. are now return.
Inr. 10 fnd their hnsn~s either destroy,
ed NJ ocruried by Turks
The refugees In the Aegean islands
intend ~ return 10 Asia sIl"or m soan
~ conditions permit. At present The
Greek government gives each refug~~
as c~nts day.
The Red Cross i. tievoting much nj.
trnsiaa 10 the prevention IT further
stsslesEsscs. sBeh An the typhus scourre,
which took saeh = heavy toll NJ Myti.
i~ne.
.Esssa In seatlty and costly, and n,oss
~ the refugees arr underf@t even IN
the large tesas Nesrls nj. sts In
rags The hospitals are shar, NJ fseti-
c'nrs aud other smps,sses, and have
been crowded by Influenza casc~.
rln.ainr blankets nnd medicine ARE
needed "a ell the ISLANDS. Cann~t
sats, for Broth In wanted In IRE hcss-
pitfalls. American. w@pep run ,hs
workshops whstv clothing r. uasts GA
tn three islands ~ Mytig-ar. Chlos
atisi Sausos
1900 IN Te~n ~ Mytilens.
fys TIRE ~ lss refugees aa Nttslens
~ .st sre in sh~ .ews Vt Mytilene ard
it's Sssi,s*ess TIE sthsrs sre scattered
ateu, IN q. villages
uf she aatai refagrss. IN cr.es- i,s-s
a-s sheltered I'd old tes,sss snyi the
rets la WesSi@n barracks dsvdc.l With
tesslpg AID cd carpets into ~reusqs. .
enth as,rrasisaessa;iag family 81 fran
avw Is ae psr~aHs.
The lsisfsis ~ fyeguaos. IsnhFns. Ter
t-less ass8 SsrsatA-@es sire p~vyea WITH
R.%i rrgss+ s1s;sstiss frnsa ay,is~ne Osss-
.sesa = served srosn t'a,ios. aaa HesaIs
tsgwn sssnsTs.
The Aesae-fest Rei Crg@s aSrass
wrsse rrcegv@3 at MytsSens wtesa sfs-
s~v.snsa erfAsstssra The hnsaes Sxrs
anA4sesse and ths exfr.sxs drawn by .
eAeararg ergsai 70 TIE rsxadessce n she
-as~rnsT general. wf4e eaRnsaafsieer~ss
= Ftsva,s hsTzs and sssesa Il 9, fAxfs
GlsEsasaa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

n %
spsrkesi slsfR hsssA IN tats se2sAsrs
shs0t awAY. sod ane dix sls wangN wUaaa.
sd TIE ea.rsaasasag asfeer rxma sAe
Hi%ss4zes sAe aestrrswr WIS rsss~d Vt
suEa sss~d sp tase paax@ snaaeatrsss ami
wtiAsa thr~~aasFteFs III aa Aaas frwns
- sinas sAas Ne parvsn uas isent eH.
th@ snie~rs and ss~w VIZ shs Eairat wssre
lss&sd w whsrs ssav esanx se TIE
~rvekage,
spy MasA rsc@oas,
An Aaaeslcas "a Lxege. Ii wrsrsnx At
shs tisTmaa sssRass. seaa sAls Escs-
feal
IA ! returned ID sAs esty. waikaax
slcag 20 Rssss Atessxs. I s0w es& who.
ehlsysaus n NJ aAsa sfx @assas wss
dadsfins ktx Esss vses mi HGfxw ana
peacefully Hshiax TIE hAssi4 hi sAe
sir, which be mnss have Witnessed.
had net naTed hirn- Thr c~xsAtnsy tsAs
the Gvrsnams wsTe oaty d f~ss rallies
away bad act eune~ssea kaa- lie
sraosesi hls pspe AMI plaeadly case hts
llas. II was soothing to evsswsYaansa
aersrs to sse thas chap bur II was
ossty few hears later shat learn~ss d
German sps bad hssen arrested ~ he
posed as hshernxn. aitA c.ses gail
of emrrisr risesns"
AnctheT story reads
TN the eowi. hshs, AMI tansare that
HsFS the taenk q sanag taan todd hts
beads aboard the train bound for Ant
serp And scaaan. hardly more
than gisi. kept her eyes fastened an
the asaa Vt prayers SAs ssasilsSi On
the 1esesiaa with which hts rax~vs
slipped froaa deea.. TO decade ~ the
loes. ~eli,worn rosary that huag from
the cinetnrs about bis waist. Hat, sk
though bis lips appeared 10 n,ove In
humble SPECIFICATION. the wcsu&n ssw
that h~ had failed 10 kiss ths esasA
The lapse vas sigpiEraat.
Spy the gsrl Missed into the faew
Of the alleged a~~.ie. In M snstant
two quarts hsa seized the man Hnd
rushed hiEn Down the train corridor.
The woanan examined the small wicker
basket behind In The seat. Lifting the
III. She feand slssee pigeons"
css atarss.n pipeena
A neas dispatch briefly summarized |
such q find thus:
"A t.asiaan ifawier ans captured BY |
4 iirftish warshtp near the ffFISry
islands ~ the north M Scotland. She |
II believed to have bern engaged In !
spying. nv carrier pigeons were found |
MI fssssT%S ".s'A ~ ~ '.~.a-.,~- r,s. n \
Reference has already been made 10
the number ~ messages carried back |
10 tho French lines ny carrier piswo1s
In ths defense ~ rsrsiun A pigeon
captured ~ ths French ccnyeyed this
''l'he rolling FIRE of the satAay with
guns NJ the heaviest calIber IL such |
'hsl sectors s.. C.. aud II are 10 d
.rta, extent ieyei.t The garrison. In.
rlaalns> that of sector v, In dlsavgmn-
Y.,sI completely. Some ~ !, has bs,s
obliged ~ fat. hack on the EiEh.y sa.sd
anil Ninety eighth regiments which
Also had to retire.
Sector Y. tyon Eaap'sl was sub
Icctsd So sarh fire that t,s observation
post was POT nut ~ order All sorties
are being homharsivd aid one IN o~ee.
pied constantly In replacing them.
'Tha hatsalian asas its igssaesfiate
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
SWAMI. ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

fksfe h easy enc ,ae3beins thss rally
SsrAs out pre- sraQn@ns ~ q zsfststna sst
ssrable ailnaats u tbs kidney, hvsr sss
bipIder.
d. KIlGSr's swsmgb Root s;sads tie
highest ser thu reason that If hss sruvsn
~ be jvst the Fewasdy nesJ@t 10 theGaAds
ap0a ts0ssands at asstEeaing cases
ewaasp. Root makes frsenAs guiekly BE-
sanss He mild and trsnastiiass sgses IL seCn
saivsa In msst sMses, X 10 q gsnsi<,
hsstng vsgrtsids compaassae
start treatment NJ otses, Sal4 VI eli
drug s;sHss ia bet,hss Of two hxes. sassta-
um aad iaTw~.
However. II yoa wish ta test this great
preparation send ten rents 20 DT. kismsr
4 Co., Is,nghamtas Y. Y. far q sample
bcssis When writing be sass and Mss
slea this paper AR.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
RiLIOUSNESS
Caused by
ACid-Stomach

II gaspia wna are biIIpas as treated &C
seratns g. iseai aAn,ptenas 'hsY tFitSNt act
ysfY much b4ttsy NNAtsssF rsllat h %
tain. ~ usually Temporary ItAee btleusr
sAss to ns .assVs aHI r~,.,ss# the cause sai
ths ghancns ays that ths psttgbt sir CO
naAlA s3tatw ant h@aiths
por4ar- ssy that u'ts than ~ non
etxsair I,Asssss eaH "a traced ~ an Acid
Stomach Ut}suHyRSRs ~ tN~ ~ ttaH& lN w.
ssattln heartburn pstehfus sssur s'op}se "
boat Aha as~ srw ethsf sshs "
stomach FATpNtt th~ tNsrNsinns ~" 80 8
alopEath remedy. hfiaEs aAlaN trtaf f.ttf'
tktts statnash mtsrYft. ak4rN tssI ~ IONS
tfalu pf sitpsNt. that tHaka 4ft ratsstAt.t'
N npt 0ntgret~3
EATFMt, utvraltv ah~oths sNt esrti"s
awaY TIA estasa sftI MpNa4 the str.0A h
.,Yaas yt,Si anA puh' t4Ft ein llofps t'f"
trp iur arpsas the spTsNy 80 Nsd Sou sHN =
got $685. ,@sFaa% u tiag5. .a0I s4NA LH&Nst1' 4.
90 .AAAA kA1t$lG /. the maN' eNfvF''s
slae,Agh tvMfiT IL ~ w'rfi = ~ trs se@p
Nut nssa rty y .ta aHr m@St, Hass 4
~. satisfied GHstanfs~ A. al 3F1Sghss
pNff &A yrut4 fne ne btt w.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

TRw1 ~ hmaASn& wsasnk ~ b sryA
I tee& u fere wsek ~ TIL 3 tstss I'll.
- ] k&Fs iknp for thsSe mnnsAA anA
| fsea Aac ~ en- 90 anstAiar ncv
Z Mcsrxlsnx - NsFsA TayAx ~.
fhiasaslpAaa m
IL Mssjasity II mssksea aewadMss
estE6N thefe ~ ~ msAAy dseNansA
pycas AaaF ttme aad strvngths tAs F~sais
b tnsxs1sAty 3 wsAksEsd Fan-eewn.
m@ryeus coed tSaa wsth As2dsrA&A. haek.
scA&, iritahiilty aaA dsprsesacn - md
eecA moes sSsicEn Aiimsnts AsysAcN
III b stsucA psRsods b llfs th&k LYDIA +
fsnAhsn's Vegetable Eampeaed win
F~eAs& 4 nnssnk healthy ccnsaitipA =
A6d - hss. WsEtAkAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
sssc0cK TsST VERY USEFUL
BY its Use TeSttNe- " ~ t-scts~eter
Ger rc$8tsr - Mn Car &c
Deter ,rsa ter Seies

The FaN'es'1. 'ssc ss Device far r.
.e7rn'r,as ;ha 81; co..sa. ~ t73.k 90
c-,ara VA 'ss tr>t 9a4 rsllS
s's., Na~ ,'a 1r'ev-,7-rs the he<t c,,- .
y -. S~-y ~ gSla, ~ Rat,cvysk tes,
- ~. "a '-o.attrr t'erf'sry ~, S'-a-
e'Si:t',a ~ .>e ts,,. taa b. l-efccasiasvs
>, to.a. s,j.ts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
SHOOK NTH
NERVOUSNESS
1 Lady Was Flat On hsf Back
With Terrible Spells, But Her
Husband Got Careful
And Now She Is
'.' "~ Grateful -''''~''.''' 's.s~'

Mckinney, Texas~~Mrs Mary ssrph-
assdas, NJ 'sfasr pm ess, ~sxse~;. -s"s.k~rs.
4 year and a half agp | was tawA In
bed sn slx weeks. no, able to sit an
I wss ia, On my back and had ter
rthle spells Why. II locked
like I weuia die. Al. times didar
know anything, | wsnid se. aervcaa
| cealdne bsar anyoas TO talk 10 me,
~ would iass jerk and sheos with
nervousness across sny bsra
wss no sore and aehed ne oil the
time I would have q dixay feslisx.
Ny limbs sraed me and would Tet
ausph and feel no weak I
sa.d 10 any husband ! knew cardul
~as good and I believed ! had best
try H.
lie got me ba,tie ut Carssui. and
when I had oniy taken one-hais bet
;ie Of Cartsi I fsi, ssronrer. | tick
half d dozen bn,yies NtspEsihrr. thru
ID two weeks AFTER |! began taking I
wsm ur. In three I was aoing my weri.
praise carslni for ! believe II sarsd
ny life and am grateful"
For over I'D years Caranl has heeu
helping weak. nick women back 10
aeaith aud strength. TRY i.-~Aiv.
..as~sse.-Ae4s.~@-= aassAse4-sa~s4s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

customers II seems desirable esI@-
cal.y IA spaTsely setlled sections, that
clurr attention he given 20 rerfecting
u satisfactory SySteta os distributing
dairy calves to farmers.
AIvsptag"s in buying small calves
rs a foundation for dairy herd are
summarized as follows:
Smsli Investment.
Ertarr breeding ....
Cr7vter fytednn from disease.
Ia case of accident Ir>s IL smaller.
Raising calves stimulates interest
sua tH Sc a~r4Hyusr cau~ss better care
OF Ava stsr'k
4 satisfactory herd can 10 estab-
|s,fc,l msye RAPIDLY than by grading
W. eaumaH COWS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

M<AU 0sM " &s
60. l x~nt M 4
Secsr And b. sAst
4 hAa awsvsas isxss.
rssSeA whasA ~
dsa VI Ry wesk
saslisiea ksps NJ
wcssyinE nA~s et
tAa tagn& -~ ord IN
sAn " l sc1At M
ssap th4l I ssas1
M ~ veil /
Asaxt - nsaachAhsat
LydsAE RiakAasA's
M .x~k.ta -.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
ss.s hl.ssa HIM

A rexro ~As trying 10 saddle .
anle. whsn 4 hyssaNaer ASKED '''a.
.noe. that mule ever sics yaay-
Ne, sab. bur ~ kicks xamsssa,as
~hSrs t'se tss' he~n. ~4ss~rsxhafs
EAgi&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
GREAT WAR WORK OF PIGEONS
ON BATTLEFIELDS AND THE SEA

vasss 80 sssaaas w ts~sA sFSassI l.
eRn ashE saa hanasy,
@tSExa*sas
FIRST taiKgfEssANT STEIN
M flssENgfr. n
Carrier skg~eas tess hskaaaaFsers n
sfAs gseaxssss III Il b@sslf. iIxfv VI !
typical res~ast when shs frsasA sFnsy
fsgghf aaeag sSs Asxne. Il
~ sssveesaaatxlY rss24r~d sAat sA*
Gsstsws~Iaa NJ sAs GvrsaAa deksaas
had hsea acrsasg .shsa vlsA "a mao
ssesT@ M gossa he Asg~a fus u -
asiaacaR sssaasry, Er $50 4, No. -
learned b. carrier passea aaS ether
sAsans That tAs Chateau ds W Mnsse ~
the FTxsseh iefs n~&S Aiismaas hAd
farsr e=xrsrAs aal stAt ut .iAe c*ates
MAsss.ls4sm Fort Was taken. An Ssss
Ailesaans village had heen sccaris6
ths prisoners nHaaher*d 4 thsasasad
aad tho Ev~neh axa&aiT tFaap~ were 40
v1nsfrx a~rsxs the eentssl Siasesa ~.
wasA yauae@Sssa and Meet rarshass%s
1aarvy. An 10 sss shs ns~s wss mat
they weFe az the asrtA al nm lTa The
further spar sf AiAimslsan paasssa.
md I'M a aaasry ~ ysris west Ut the
fsrt NY ssss b ID. the vssiases ~
caassTsan aesi yand~ssoA. with scss
efal neistsAaFtnx auaFries Tying % me
nnrthsrn ssigv Ut the Aixns Aliis hsd
been accMried. Chasignoa wAs To
farsh.s, point esstesnpiAtet tn shs
f,sgn and represented ah sdsasTe sF
oase aud ane.hAie miiss msde IN ths
iaos u TIE tsxl ssAsasnsnk sss~sss es
the German ef2Tarw-
Aided by csmsuAseA
White saaay carrier pigessiss changed
,hssr habits o. sfirwlsas. mRainT v
s.ang~faus practice akd learns<s to ~
beek nna thea forward at Oh alsstaae
comparatively los. emEnaahaxv Aidei
hlrsss Considerably Ia EesfinS back se
their iagf carrying with them tnsss1g~s
from troans In fron,. Al feFt SsuI
In the hattie pf verian. tho crown
grsHews army had special grcap @
meg shooting ,oan csfrlss riecoas ~
they iefs the fort.
And another siory Of verdun. II
wms q, T'hiauuan'. sixteen 'i''ss"
,aken. lost and retaken. Wireless ana
telephones had hong c~ased 10 fx'ss-
No human being coald cross the ter
ruia, 'yasev assSansansiAtss. . Mss In ae*
perate nessl az communicating WITH
rise r~ary susiisaly the glasses re-
yeu,sei a dog. cFvachinx 90 isx belly,
ilsFaash the flashes. aud 10
u,anssn. IL temporary ION teafanH
forward ON it, back was o nannssr.
Nearrr ans, nearer the dag came, ana
prayers wew lnvolun.arsly offered IA
the beast isa,tsnsd eat here and there
In The debris for shelter. Another ia'i
aud tie dog lHaped forward sD1 MI
sxt n seassaparesl into Thlsuefant with
he pigeons safr In ths paaal~f. I'm
Ihs dogs collar mAs this s'sesSnG~
We relieve you by attack on Fresd'
lcrre. n u. m
stop the German battery on nir
EFF. Here are thu elements for rssHf'
rg," was the written message cf TIA
sen, back hy cne Of tbs
,,,os,r. Ans,, hsr rnt,snsftnyy hllt and
he pigeon ls released DOG and psT.
,,sa, faithful and distinguished friends
" man. have doae their work 10 save
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Too maGy yoang aea empty their
sahd boxes on the first Crude
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

pr P~ssys Dad hhass ast pHly et2sis
wSvms ~ Tapswerrn bat etsans Uet tas
rsasas In whleh thFY prSea sHd tanss 10
~ sixsatian oR$ aaae sasfsfglsat ASx.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

A cloak In net MADE fer a single
Aower III rain. -~~lisssan Presefh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
Weak From Pain
Mrs. Gilbert WIS h Misery,
But Doaa's Brought Her
Splendid Health.

"Aheus is years ssa My kidn*ys w~ys
u bad eosdsssen.7 ssys Mrs.. iayey Orb
f%rt, 1871 Csssasmbsa ava, HsIr~Y, III.
''fssesw @as' s.'rs,sstaaas .4asl. s<~sssEs.
dewn pain In the email n wsY hssA, ]
eruian't .Hfn svsr Id issf wstegsf wach
pasn | e~ala hardly hr@shs Matnaa~
l was sfIa, Ysrs Esd an< al ever,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

A sober MAYA soft aa@wsf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

iwy hack WIN iske n swsty
hsaSs.
%inAatnmssnn nj tA9
bisdd.r n~srsv Asvvs fns
VIVID. The ksalnry srre~
ssen. yasssa srs'T lsssis
whsls aay a'sd nssht, =
lisiss ~ . stsus and
t1ymea isae fire. Crest
sses III wst~s IsTszss! ~.
DIR nsr eyws.
u wss IN ss1h ~ sfsy
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
4 Brilliant Musical Anau

The announcement by T.. Arthur
smith. Of the Ten Star Concert Se-
rtes. for the coming season dis
closes an array of musical talent
OF remarkable distinction, inciudi q
eleven brilliant artists and the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra. Josef
stransky. conductor, as features Of
ten concerts for $10."
Among the singers are Margarete
Matsenauer.. who has been termed
the greatest singer of the age
Frieda Hempel. leading soprano OF
the Metropolitan Opera: Anna Case.
an artist supreme, Tflly Koenen.
the famous Dutch contralto; Mar
celia Craft. OF the Chicago and
Boston Opera companies: Emilio de
Gororza, the distinguished baritone,
and Greta Mason, a new soprano.
who comes heralded as q recital
artist of the first rank.
The artists of the strings include
Hans Kinder, the 'cellist, whose
playing last season seemed a revo-
lation to music lovers. and Thelma
Given, violiniste, the latest grad
uate pupil of Leopold Auer, vino
recently startled the musical world
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
NNuTT-Y-

Joseph IT. We,1oi, 25 and Estelle !. Bail, p,
both OF Washington. The Rev g. l. Humrhreys
CeTnet. II. Perkins. IS and Carrie H. Seidel,
McK!n.
Paul PearIman, q. and Dora Weiss 8. both
of Washington. The Rev. B. L. Grossman.
Felix r. siipp. .. Of Athos. Va. and Lucille
f. Eheart, 10. O: Eheart. Va. The Rev. J. II.
Jefrics
Frederick E waker. Q Of AroOio. Va. and
sus'. X. Bliser ~ Of Wax Fool, Va. The Rev.
!. f. Briggs
oscar W Eichsrdson, -, Of Danriue, Va
ard Msybeil i Bevant, ls. Of Washington Thg
Rev. z II SVEN
Robert Greenfield. '5. Of For Myq. Va. and
Flora II. Mold. - u Bc'lairc, Mich. Tie Rev.
J II. w Blake
DOninick +. CosmAno. .. and Camille Ciso-
msno. Is. both Of Washington. Tire Rev. NJ. c.
Masseglia
William KeiIss IS s Baltimore. Nd, and
Sophie Sialhery C. Of Washington The Rev
d. l.. GTussu.lr.
Jacob sidmau. -. and Goldie saposuik. q
both of Baltimore, Nd. I1.e Rev c. Silver,
stons
Fred 4 Romsn. b, and CAROLYN W. Korn. q
both Of Washington. The Rev Q H. Reesc.
FaI FroehIich. 81. srd Canie M French. .
both Of Washington. The Rrr 5 r Nicholas
B-TeStO PusterHU. - and GirominA nc,cO
y. both Of Washington The Rev. y. NJ -,
Carlo
Clyde W. Cline. q. and Eva r. Harris. 70
10th Of Port Richmond, Va The Rev. ; l.
Ros-
George c. Conner. -. Of Summerduck. Va. and
Frances +. Enbrry. u. ri SummerI1lle. Va Til,
Rev. J A Norton.
James NJ G4te~ood, q. Of Charleston, W
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04

Va, and F1ortns N. Miller, 10, Of Washington.
The Rev. H, NJ Lzsson-
Jesse Thomas. "a and Pfances Scot, q, both
Of Washington. The Rey W. A. Mssker, r.
Wilmer G. Poviek, 3. and Victoria NJ smith.
2. both OF Washington TIE Rev. W. Povick
Carl O. Ohanpler. 3. Of Quincy, Mich, and
Bertha A. seho,tsnyder, 3. Of Philsdeipeis
Pa The Rev. II. A. TuppeT.
C0LORED.
Charles o. Galloway g. and Corneils Diok.
son, q. both Of Washington. The Rev. W. H.
Jernxquin.
David r. Barnes =. and Alice V. Harrison.
IL, both Of Washington. The Rev w J. Brooks
BENJAMIN Lawson, 2. and Louise Lee. ls. both
Of Washington. The Rev. J. A. Jackson.
Wyoming Williams, a, and LuluA Williams
Is, both Of Washington. The Rev. J. Z. Wills
Isaac Mickels. IS. and Man Newman. =, both
OF Washington. The Rev. A. H. C1tlett
Roger HAWKINS. q and Ella H.sdDs, 2
both Of Washington. The Rev. II. T. Dent
James struy 2. and Lille Wardell, 2, bod
Of Washington. TIE Rev. II. T. Dent
Edward Kelley. 81 and Viola slmms, 3. both
Of Washington. The Rev. X. 7. Dent.
Gordon Bowler ,, and COreSn Mckinney. =
both Of Washington. Tie Rev. W. ID. Jarvis.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04

of America with Jascha IIeifetz,
Toscha Seidel and Max Rosen. The
pianists will be represented by
Leginsks, the woman marvel. and
Alfred Cortot. greatest of all
French pianists. One of the con-
certs Will be given, by Stranskys
famous New York Philharmonic
Orchestra, which has not visited
Washington in the past few sea-
sons. -F..a ~
The course tickets, providing the
same seat for each event. will be
placed on sale September .. and
last'year's patrons will have until
October / for reserving their same
seats. October 7 the remaining
seats will be placed on general
sale. Single seats Will range in
price from 81 for the orchestra to
40 cents and 81 in the gallery.
The concerts will all be given at
the New National Theater. Friday
afternoons. November and IS.
December IL. January 9 and 80.
February Is and 20, March 5 and
20 and April .. dates. it is an
nounced. which conflict with 10
other musical events.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
German Retort Flung
At a Missouri Member

An appropriation OF $4,000 for the
travelling expenses of Senators who
desire to follow the President with
speeches opposing his campaign for
the ratification of the peace treaty
as 1t now stands is provided in bill
introduced in the House yesterday
by Representative Newton. Missouri.
He pointed out that the President
Is using a Federal approprla ton OF
s2S.0o. which is given all Presidents.
10 pay the expenses OF the tour.
Democrats outside the House i'm
mediately pointed out that Newton
represents the most thickly populated
German voting district In the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
FORECASTS FOR TO-DAY AND
FRIDAY

District Of Oplumhia and MAryland-Fair today
and Friday; little change IN tcupeTlture; Grnts
winds, mostly west and northwest
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
Midnight, g.; am-. &c: I Am, c.: In.
%; am. 50; 10 an. s.; II noon, 70; nm -.
-; pm. 70; pm. ~; pm. "a Highest.
-; lowest "a
Relative hunidity-s an, r.; pm, 81; 5
pm. "a. Rainfall S pm to PM. O.,
Hours Of sunshine, $50, Pur cent OF possible
sunshine. 100.
DEPARTURES
AooUnulated e1cess Of tsrnperaslra spos jan
uary l. 1913. I'D; deficiency O! tsnprrltLre
sncs September l. 1919. IS; accumulated e1eess
OF predpd tAtio since January l. 1918. +oS;
defGnoy Of precipitation dnee September !.
1918 -o.D. Tennerature ane data last year
Highest, 81; lowest, Co.
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
Woman Charged With
Assault on Policeman

The sequel to the alleged mobbing
of Policemen Fred Antonelli, and Her.
bert Giassman by negroes on V street.
between Third and Fourth streets
northwest, August 81, was heard in
the police court yesterday before
Judge McMahon.
mary Boston, a negro. faced five
charges-assaulting two policemen;
assault on Antonelli; destroying pri-
vate property; disorderly conduct. and
intoNication. He husband, Francis
Boston, was charged with assault.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

" NJ a -
Charles J. and Mary ,. Walker, boz.
John B. and Hazel 4. Vent. boy.
WilfoTd and Glennie Thompson. boy.
Louis and Pauline schwartz, girl.
Louis and Ida RoscDthaI, boy.
IOsaph and Dora Paul, g1r.
Fred s anil Rachael MCIntiTc. girl
Morris and Ids LiefShitz. girl.
Michael and Annie Levin. boy
John V ard Nellie T Hoy. giI.
BuTrsl u. and Man g. GsIneT, boy
Samuel and Jennie Feldman, glrl.
Lawrence T. and DorUthy Clark, glTl
Robert J. and Atba ClSyk, girl
William '. and clara 4. Baker. gIr-
CODORED.
Emmett and Matte WoOdfJrk. boy.
Frank and Edith Williams. girl.
Vincent and Annie Marshall, girl
WaTren and Georgia Gordon, boy.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
Henry c. 0neliner
Gets an Inspiration
At Daddy Lonslegs''

A long time ago when
Was a little shaver .,..
I used to like prunes
The way that they were cooked
BY my mother
Then left home and had
To live in a boarding house
For four years
And five times a week Aey
Had prunes for dessert
So that 1 used to wonder
How It wes that ever used
To tease my mother to cook
Prunes and last night 1
Did not know what to do
With myself so ! went to
Polls Theater to see
ry-with-the-curls
In . movie called
Daddy Longless"
And sometimes I laughed
And sometimes / cried
And one OF the things that
Pleased me the most was when
The poor little orphans got
Tired the way I did OF eating prune
And they called a strike. but
They were not as lucky as
Used to be because prunes
Were all that the little waits
Had to eat and the movie
Made me think of my boyhood
That I had not thought OF
For a long time
So I wrote a letter to my home
And sent FIVE dollars to
An orphan asylum to buy
Candy with and ! am going to
See Daddy Longlegs"
Again tonight
HENRY CLAY oNEL1NER,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

Daisy s. Phelps, A years, 5SOs KsnAWana St
Nv.
HospitAl.
Heury Miller. g. l5l5 Gales e. ne.
FredeTicf RittmAn. -. Ill y. Y. ave nv.
Orlando n. Sunny. -. 1874 buchanan St NV.
John W Gartsn. -. St ElzIbeths Hospital
CULORED
Clarence Geter. months. lol1 WiA are nv.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
Goodaere Is E1onerated.

On motion OF Assistant Attorney
T. Hardy Todd the charge of receiv-
ing stolen property against George
L. Goodacre was dismissed by Judge
in Police Court YESTERDAY.
The allegation of the police was that
Goodacre had purchased two boxes
of cigarettes valued at $50 which
had been stolen from the Washing
ton Southern Railway.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-04
EK TEN FERNTUKES
Lowest
Highest. previous
fpS.r rirInt 4

TIDE TABLES.
Compiled BY United Satns Coast and Geo
dedic Survey
Today-Lou tide. lo5o a. m. and II p
high tide. 3a4 a. m and 4l5 p m.
THE sun AND MOON.
Tuday-Sun isrs. 6as a. m SID acts, IL
p m
Nom rises, 30s ?, IN sets. l20s l. NJ
Automobile LAMPS 70 be lighted ashAH h1lr
ater sunset