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Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
Totals. "a 1929 Totals. al $50

IOtdiS. . % 1UZES IOtaiS. .Sl 81
1.-TWO out when winning game scored
Batted for Halas In eighth.
Batted for Thormahlen In eighth.
''Batted for Perkins In seventh.
Xxx Ran for Walker in seventh.
"a Batted for Perry in seventh.
New York ........0 o 1 D D o 0 1 o o.
Philadelphia ......0 0 o o 0 o. o o Ia
Two-base hit: Lamar. Stolen bases
Pratt. Lewis, Burns. Sacrifice hits: Pipp
az. Bodie. Shannon. Perkins Double
play: Peckinpaugh. Pratt and Pipp. Left
on bases: New York. 10: Philadelphia, II.
First base on errors: New York. 1; Phil
adelphia, 2. Bases on balls: OFF Perry.
I: off Kinney. /; off ,Thormahlen, 4; off
shawkey, 2. Hits: OFF Perry, in seven
innings: off Seibold. 2 in one-third inning !;
off Kinney. none In 22-3 innings; off
Thormahlen, 2 In seven innings off
Shawkey. in 22-3 inpings Hit by
pitcher: By Shawkey (Burns). Struck
out: By Perry, 2; by Kinney. 4; by Thor
mahlen. 8; by Shawkey, 2. Winning
pitcher: Kinney. Losing pitcher: shawkey
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
Totals 20 IA q Totals 20 2s7
sBatted for Harper in eighth.

Washington .......0 o 0 0 0 o 90
Boston ..............0 0 o o 0 o 0 x-2
Two-base hit: Judge. Three-base hit:
Strunk. Sacrifice hit: Witt. Double plays:
Foster to Janvrin to Judge; Walters to
Barry. Left on bases: Washington, 8;
Boston, 6. First base on-errors: WASH
ington. /; Boston, /. Bases on balls: OFF
Harper. 4; off Caldwell, 1. Hits: OFF
Harper. In innings; off Craft. none in
inning. Hit by pitched ball: BY Harper
Barry. truck out: BY Harper, 1; by
Caldwell. 2. Wild pitch: Harper. Losing
pitcher: Harper
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
Browns Drub Indians.

Cleveland, May 6.-st. Louis defeated
Cleveland. s to 8, In IL innings. Coumbes
error allowed st. Louis to score the tying
run in the ninth. Hits by Gedeon, Jacob
son and Gerber decided the contest. ia
cobson had two doubles, three singles and
sacrifice in six times to the plate. The
score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
Yank Defeats Welshman.

London, May 6.-Terry Martin of
the United States navy defeated
Chris Langdon of Swansea, Wales,
on points in l5-round contest last
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07

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IS a feature. Score:
Totals IS . 81 5 Totals 81
eRan for Rariden in aeuanfh

Chicago .............0 0 0150I 0 %
Cincinnati ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Two-base hit: Groh. Three base Nit:
Pick. Home run: Hollocher. Stolen
base: Hollocher. Sacrifice hits: Neale,
Mann. Double play: Deal to Pick to
Markle. Left on bases: Chicago, s; Gin
cinnati. 7. First base on errors: Chicago,
2: Cincinnati, 3. Bases on balls: Off
Ruether. Q; off Luque, L: off Vaughn, O.
Hits: OF Ruether. in 20 innings; off
Regan, in 21-3 innings; off Luque, /
In two innings. Struck out: BY Regain, /;
BY Luque, l; by Vaughn, 2: Wild pitch:
Ruether. Losing pitcher: Ruether.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
Sox Tame Tigers.

Chicago, May s.-Chicaso won . pitch
ers' battle from Detroit, to /, today.
Williams held tho Tigers to four hits. The
White Sox won on tumble by Heilman.
Jackson's three-bagger and Felsch's sac
rifice fly. Two double plays helped Will
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston. .; Washington, o.
Philadelphia, g.: New York, ..
st. Louis, s; Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, 8; Detroit. I.
Games To-day.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Warrington at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
St. Louis Wins Close One.

st. Louis, May Goodwin outpitched
Evans today, st. Louis winning the final
game Of the series from Pittsburgh, 2 to
l. After Goodwin replaced May in the
first inning the visitors did not get be-
yond first base until the eighth inning.
when two singles and stolen base netted
them a run. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
Giants Trim Braves,

New York. May s.-The Boston Ma
tionals lost their ninth straight game of
the season when the Giants defeated them
in their opening game Of the season at
the Polo Grounds here today, 6 to 4.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. 8: Boston, 1.
Chicago, Z; Cincinnati, 0.
Brooklyn. II; Philadelphia, ..
st. Louis, Q: Pittsburgh, !.
Games Today
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
Macks Victors Over Yanks.

Philadelphia. May 6.-Shannon's single
In the tenth inning today gave Philadel-
phia a victory over New York, 3 to 2.
Perry was wild, but when threatened he
frightened up. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday's Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Toledo. :; Milwaukee. l.
St. Paul. 3; Columbus. 0.
Minneapolis, IL: Louisville. 7.
Kansas City. 3: indianapolis, 1.
Games To-day.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
Brooklyn Defeats Phillies.
Brooklyn, May .6.-Brooklyn defeated
Philadelphia today, II to .. Score:
Totals. II 10 "a / Totals. "a is 27

Totals.4l ~ % II lotais''of 10 81
sBatted for Prendergast In eighth
xBatted for Pearce in ninth.
zBatted for Faircloth in ninth.
Philadelphia .......6 l 1-s
Brooklyn ......0 0 6 i ! 2 XII
Two-base hits: Griffith Grimes. Three
base hits: Konetchy Malone. Home run:
Williams. Stolen bases: Olson. Magee.
Wheat, Miller. Sacrifice hits Magee,
Konetchy. Sacrifice fly: Wheat. Double
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07

KHAN TOT SWeehey IN e1ghth
Pittsburgh ..........o 900 o1 o.
st. Louis ...........1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Stolen bases: Shotton (2). Stock, Zitz-
man. Sacrifice hit: Hornsby Double
plays: Stock J. Miller ~and Paulette
Paulette and Snyder; Baeckel (unassisted).
Left on bases: Pittsburgh. 6; St. Louis, 9.
First base on errors: Pittsburgh, Q; St.
Louis, l. Bases on balls: Off Evans, 6;
off May, 2; off Goodwin, 2. Hits: Off
Evans in 7 innings; off May, none in
Ia inning. Struck out: By Evans. 4 by
Goodwin, 8. Winning pitcher: Goodwin.
Losing pitcher: Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07
American Association.
Southern Association.

At Nashville-I.ittle Rock, postponed.
At Chattanooga Memphis. postponed.
At Mobile. g.; Atlanta, /.
At New Orleans. o: Birmingham. O..
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-07

Totals 80 4 "a / Totals 20 427
'Batted for Evans in eighth.
xRan for Sweeney in eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

Nassa chusetts, Republican, Who is one
% the Republican Senators Yilo thus
lar nave given the measure support
IL debate. In the course If his ed
ofesS, however. Senator Weeks criti-
ClZeo many .oyernmental ectiyities
a oehnite development OF tne opposi-
non was Introduction 81 an amendment
p! senator i.nrose, II Pennsylvania
republican, proposing that sldn;nis-
i'ail0n Of the 500. qQp.VcV fgnd be
taGeG IN tue hands Of d coiulutss ON
81 thrss members - be named py tue
I.feslooRt subject 10 confirmation ~
me senate aEd to be responsible u
congress Action on tie ttulenG me Il +;
Went over In introducing st. senator
ftnr"se again attar1ed Food Admir- y
ISpat9r Hoover and discussed Eircraft
pr9aGction the Hog Island :Shipy ard
and other war activities. promising
further invesug Of thcm by IN.
neat Congress
Senator Hardiuy criticized III, ad
,rinl$tratiou Tor failure 10 present d
Decentralization progra,u AND declared
the country was drifting % CHAOS"
il. asserted that Fr.s .deut Wilson :
policies haze been largely responsiu l,
Tor the spread % ROlShcy3kisfu I'm lGu-
rope and declared th.t the staten, Tli
mat ttis country enterod iii, war Cor
democracy "nas Oeeu 4 &c from tue
ncEiWting'
bemonsteat.ors by Unemployed IN
which men In uniform have part.yi-
ptpico were pointed 10 b.! Senator John
son. O. California, - showing tnc need
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
ELECTION RESULTS
IN STABLE REGIME
Majority Socialists Have Chosen As
Yer Cent OF German Constit-
ncnt Assembly.
WElMAR TO Rh MEETING PLACE
National Government and Prussian
Authorities Agreed That Ii should
Not &c in EIuSSia-lNun Returns
Como In slowly.

COPENHAGEN January 2l-The
nc" German national ASSEMBLY VIII
meet at "'eimar. capital or tho grand
dnohy Of Sake Weimar- Eisnnach, nc
cordnG 20 ;he sorlin ilokci Ansnirc-
This was decided uron IN conrnr-
orct between The German government
rcnrescnis tives and ;hs prussian min
stry SITTER they had agreed that the
session ought IN he held in non
PruSs.nn town
The German National Peoples partv
has elcated eight delegates in Baden.
ncludinE Hcrr DuGrinTcr g former
minister. The Christian Peoples pa~;y-
delegates, ono OF whom is tho former
presinent OF the Eoichsias kunstan-
zine Fchrcnbach
Three delegates were elected by tho
German Democrats. one being Herr,
llieisch. Foreign Minister OF Radcr
The Social Democrats succeeded in
eiertnI live delegates one o! whom
is Herr Eueci;cri, Trainc Minister lid
Wiz Haas Minister OF the Interior
was successful as ii candidate OF tho
German Democratic party
Null election returns from all sec
IRONS oi BcrWa'.E ARE coming into Rrr-
I'm slowly Based ON inconIutctc re
iurus available ~ D'cioci last night
tie majority Socialists hnG from !: IL
- nor cent OF III. total vote with
INC indcpendon' Socialists and tho Cor
lndn nemncrats, thc majoritv Sncial-
lists will constitute the left nr rho n,
jonal ASSEMBLE win o. ncr cent OF
tho seats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS

Dar.a W&rheld p!aysd his g5ea; role
las; night, before an Academy audi
ence which. nllcd The house from floor
and boxes filed TO the last chair, lie
played moreover. 10 an audience which!
WAS eager tor every touch Of humor,
every hint II pathos. and which re-
sponocd with entire unaainity 10 each
passing mood Of ihc play.
ii IS not Difficult: 10 understand VII!
Tho Auciioneer' holds the continued
interest Of playene-s The genial o!d
man. as portrayed by MIR. WArteld, il
character as true 10 the life as any
creature Of the mimic world, and the
tenderness. Ihc simplicity Of Simon
Lew rndohrs him 10 tht lover ~ rGil
histrionic art. Tacre is many SIDE
ness 10 Tho Levi OF Mir. wArtcid +
fancy. which makes him figure Of the
folds AID :ht supreme faith and good
ness of tho man rise triumphant over
his poverty his wisdom is viudi-
Gated NJ tho last, and tn" curtain fnils
Whine lac is telling E;s family mud his
guests that there must lie mo room IN
their hourts for HAT, nr uUforFivoncss,
hut thai al must he hnpr2
Mr. Wnriinll's suppnri was ire
prnachahic. large company en-
h-aced many familiar fnccs, Marie
H.stcs cas- Ms Ncnnl, Louise Hon
GrIci;s tns Call:th;lnl among them. THO
ISL Is 200 long 70 mime AL who
hui all were euual TO thcir roles
Scenic features were Of high c!ass,
in particular. the setting IL the frs
act NJ SimDu's downtown store with
It's varied stock The auction. which
consumed q na~i OF the frs; act. was
:; source o. great amusemant, cuualiur
ANY sinlila' scrnn we haze cver Oh
iovrd Mr. Wurneld's drnll manncrisns
and his unique misprouuncintinns Wee
injmitahlc
The Limitations ~ papcr ana nk nro
cluac any adouu;ttc description o. those
gems 81 humor which fioweG from Alr
The whmsicaiity nf his nrt cannot D.
drscrihcd---ii j. ZOO elusive. /, mus
inc heard M tirS; hand
JuiiN GEORGE HARRIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
8OzzARDS OUTCLASs EAGL Es
IN BIRD lEGGUs Confess
er"'F' Fn''rd 10 Apr-ar or r,oo, ,,.,
hawks GnIu ii by nc
f5ul,,

y, ns '$u7z2rds defeated the raar,s =,
pird sa,. - last nigh; lu the
H. ss A. The team reprcscn,in.
boz b. d, ah@ ihe Es,7e Tsne'o tho lIawii;;
lea ,st,f ~, I'1e fu71ard are nov
Tho league "F>- place ia
la.er.gs pre y plays reauIrs5 g.,
(o- ne W. M. s. o,nies, rar7o Het6e,
WIS t1c u!s{pSta, rfn; f'-Nfi a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
RELIEF APPROPRIATION
CRITICIZED IN SENATE
Senator Johnson Says Government,
Should Take Care Of I'm
employment at Home.
LET COMMISSION HANDLE FUND
Pen,pse Promises Further Jnres,iga-
lion of Hog Island and Other AL
legged Scandals 10y Mex, Congress.
Country Drifting Into CHAOS"
IBy Aasnc!aied Prcss. !

WASHINGTON, January a1.--Grow-
ne uppostiion and pratracted debate
covering variety of subjects again
prevented tn. Senate from reaci ing
vote io-da! OF the hin spproprial-
inf si0o ,o66.00i asked 10y President VII
son for famine relief in Europe Sew
era more SeEa tors plan 10 speaE to-
morrow. and some members suid 10
might passage Of the measure before
Thursday was Improbable
Vigorous addresses III opposition 70
the appropriati ION were made tc-day i,y
senators Harding, Of Ohio: Johnson.
"i California ioindeHter. uf Washing
inr. enu othcr Republicans ana ny
HrnGtor Hard"'ick. OF CicurEiu Demo
est while nose Speu King for the
ntu included Senators Hollis 81 New
hamnihire lrcmucrat ami Weeks ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
iTirr in Woo, p,ant nj Chattanooga

CHATTANOOGA TENN., January 81
Fire did danlhSc TO the cNtent o. 500
600 t. tho Woo and Aioriuo Cor7pany
herc to-day The plant Wa fully GOV
cred ~. insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
'BET AGAINsT OWN TEAM
HAL CHASE WILL BE TRIED
ON CHARGE JANUARY 80
Erstrhii~ Captsis ana Firsi n1scnnn
3 OF Reds Declares lie Cnn Clear
Ills SRme,

NEW YORK. January 2i.--1Inl Chase.
erstwhDe captain and tlrst bRssman OF
tic Cincinnati Club or tho National
League. viii DO placed on trial here
before President Iteydler OF tho loaguo
en January 80.
is that he bet against the Reds, his
own lean, but |, was understood to-
day that moro serious charges have
been lodged
Manager Mc,;raw. Of tho Giants aud
hpcll" Territt the Giant pitcher. are
10 attend the trial as witnesses for tho
league
The proceedings ate expected TO fur-
uislt II hit uf a sensation In the base
bali wurli The charges arc br"ush;
by the Cincinnati Cluh through Man
aser thrsty Npthcwson. who placed
Chase on The indefinite suspension lisi
last August
1'ie ease would have gone TO hear
Ing tu-murrow. but chase VAS allowed
q weeks delay IN order that he might
be In better position ~ rrcsent hts
eide nf the matter.
The 0ist haseman has been IN this
city fnr the past few weeks and IN
ss!s that he VIII ho able % clear him
self
lie viii have Che privicgc cf heinz
REPRESENTED Nv an attorney at the hear.
Ing and preEiient licNiicr said ihe
dntendant wouiI have every cpror"
tunitN ~ clear hiwscli.
Chase is suing the Eede Cor tic
money he lost bN reason % his sUs-
pension and also claims that money IS
due him Cor salary FOR period anic
dating his EuENension
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
DitaIOuEATIr pAI,Ta-
MAY nIyTSTRIp CENTn,so,s

Tho Democratic marty has made an
eNfeiient showing, and may outstrIp
the centr'sts IN the Unal count:
The i1nepenGent Socialists made =
strong eleventh. hour ra!ly IL Berlin
and probably viii get tour nut 81 INC
fourteen seats from Greater Berlin. The.
majority Socialists VIII gst i've seats
from Greater Berlin, the Democrats
Two ana the thrsu parties o. tho Right
ono each
Numerous votes IN Berlin arc being
contested hy the independent Socialists.
VINO charSc the majority Socialists with
having used al iliega caption oil their
party ballot
!, is nrneabic that ror1ner Ch,ef Of
Poiice Eichhoru sDu Hugo Haas for
msr SceretarS FOR 1'oraiEu Affairs IL
the Ehert Cahns!, hsVc been elected
30 the national Assembly lteturns arc
coming ~ vera slowly. anG the results
eNcL ~ EnrliM. are a. vet nnceElain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
WARRANT H. otTT FOR
ATHEIST OF EICIIIIORN

Berlin newspapers announce war
rant for the arrest OF l5ichhorn mas heen
issued u Is said various charges. proc
az which would lay iI!chhoru Liable to
punishment for fifteen year,. have been
issued
Tho combined BOURGEOIS parties In
the kingdom OF WuerttemhcrE and the
Nrosincs Of HOncnzoiioru. PRUSSIA
ei"Ctcd ten delegates TO the national
assembly, The majority Socialists
seated sevan and the independent So
Citlis..s none. Tho com ined nonuiar
vote uf the Socialists was EOS 600 and
Che bourgeois parties 100000
IN Neck tcnburG and lnbCck the con-
oiHea bourgeois parties elected three
delegates and the Socialists three
PSrtial result IN Berlin continue 10
SHOW an unexpectcdIy large !ndcpcnc
ON SnrialiEl VOTE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
ANNOUNCE Y. P. |, GAMES
schcanle Provided Ncru> Ono % ,hr
9lnrdcsi rtsstnn Reasons Ever
Arranged,

BbAcKsBURG, IA. lsauary q
sMNn,,y..tH'o sen.es are iH',nde% In ;he
YSs sEt5%a ,G nsesnts ,6in nc re s Is,
ing Of ali % these sanies VIZ raea
ene az the hardest seasons the team
Games Win the Bristol y. NJ. &. i.
CUNT Friday sr6 Sstnrdsy NIGHTS wa
read sane Vii be VIII ,lsmrdeT-Stds
neN SaNcS. ~ FarnNils on ~ RUsry %
Manage J Frank Chapman has an
Jspusrv Bristol y. n 4 A =
JsTussy e5-Hristol y. NJ. 6. a. 81
,,.JstYery 2"--lIs mpaen- Sidnoy a.
Jsnpsg, 50 Virginia chris,isr col-
4cge ~ t,ynChhurc trcndinrD
Ianusry -l.ynchburg aihle;i. g7Iu,,
st I.ynchburs
rchruqry -rirrinis Military Tns,;-
burg,
rebrua-y 5-1'usculum at Blacks
Men,rusry Washington ana Dec 81,
-, I'chruai'y Ir-.'Rtholtc Ijniversitv AT
washington fpendinEt
'TTnruarN ii--ii"orse'ow Univer;i:y
NJ. February f5-pavidson College a..
fiHc'CShurE
February I7--W,,. r.
Elpckshurg AZ
fcbrunry 1S-Vr.;.r r,
RlnckSburc o''S' AZ
,s r-SSlntrnsr$ pi,g.;;tIniversity Of North
ca ErSGlIrgary in,9.-.yIn,lverslty of North
,t.,ShruaF3I Virginia Military In
$500 ~ ~ iiGcSShurC
u rbfbHrE 25-t'n'vorSitv nr --,u,,
es5 i! al, al Rlacssshurs tpen,iIne, '"'
Icyan ~ ~ + Ria @,; x1WtS' Virginia wcs-
yo Mn6Ih -Weshing,o, anu Lee q;
a, Nnrg ~ :. Virginia Military Institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
.,,.nry,. An,.ir."

TNOMsaNNE ~ tncATo~gO0rs VINO ~
lot tho Laughing. r."l. OF entertain
n'eut that the latc5; farce nj. MARY
Ankle viii br presented a Tn"
Academy T'C;day and Saturday, ana
saturday niatinsr This comedy - tuc
lates' wn-h OF Nh, Tuliy Who's, DO
i"htful styic ana skill 4, stage story
telling IS So uIhnirahiy shown III her
vaudeville work
'Mary's An!slc" comes 10 Rich-7oud
after its success IL New YORK. whorr
T. created SENSATION because Of its
nova Treatment; amusing plot and
BRISK Dialogue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
Arrnnees Hunting party

IIaroncc CoEby VIII Ontcrtain q party
ui FRIENDS on his yccH. sunbeam on
their annua cruise OF rear hunting
ana dGri, shooting III Dismal Swami
and CGrrituck sound. Tnc party ieaN-
ius Gi"hword wili consist Of Miner
Authnn} frank Anthony GeoTge
Christian. IN I'D Krouso Joe S;oddard
ana Clarence cosby and Will be Joined
ST. Norioll. BY Harry Pearson and sen
"ral friends They VIII cruise anG
hur ton days ana expect TO hring
Hnck 4 big ha- OF game. lin. Swineer
the old Commercial conH. vii! sec tnnt
;ha party Is WEI! fed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

Tor measures 10 meet reconstruction
conditions q, home. lie said the ma
tioh's nrst duty is 10 Americsa rail-
tsry men end declared the proposed
appropriation wss los ;ns benefit OF the
Dachers VINO 'aFe meat to cell.
Senator Po;n6cxtcr said tile aDDTo-
prdioH was an unconstitHiionsl bur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
Ncaliw.r rr-n-rrer ~ rcrn...,c

tEy Associated pr4ssl
NASHVILLE. TICNs Jauuarv ~ IT,
Hi McANstc- Nashville LAWYER. was
elected Stete treasure by TIE Ter
refs.e Ltfislature TO-DAY Jahr u
Thompson, OF Paris, was re-eisc,e !,
'ysC,omptf oUef
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
OUT Of THE GLOOM
Many q Gloomy Coualenance
In Dickson Nov Lightens
With iiappiaess.

A bad back mskss you slsomy.
Can't be happy with continual
backschs.
Tho aches and pains ot bad
back. are irteu~otly doe to wssi
kidnsys.
Dosn's Kidasy Pills sss recon.
1snasd ios wsak Kidneys.
80 Dickson citissns testify.
Mr.. Z. Y. Huntsr. Rieksa Ave.
Dicksos,. says; "A severe cold lei,
my a,dnsys weak and wss esased
= los ri distress, ! had pains In
the top and back VI ny head and
occaaional stisehs oi backachs. |
Vas nervous and hsd Q tired feeling
oil the time. too. Ons VI NY irisnds
advised me 10 Try Doan's Kidney
Pills and after using one boz. the
trouble has entirely disappeared =
Price 6oc ut all dealers, Don /
simply ask ior q kidney remedy
get Doan . kidney .o,II~--ths came
iha. Mrs. Hunter had. Fossss. lii
burn Co. Airra, Buffalo. NJ, Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
Coa.rnuniiy Work.

Think Of the happiest and Ut the
s,ms tins the most wids-a w aka sud
progressive family you know. the
oos which most closely illustrates
your Idea of family lite. Analysis tbs
ssefs. VI their success. and ron will
probably 6ad |, Lies 10 thsif power
u cooperation and compromise. 10
member insi~t4 In carrying oct bic
own wishes regardless II the inter
ssts and wl.hs. 81 the others. Each
elaine q it'll. and Yields a little,
Ths real basis Of their iii- u = spirit
VI mutual help aud !of6sasanes,
The community Ia only larger
family To accomplish satisfactory
rssults there uust be- body of cisl
-is~as wosktas together In harmony
And 10 order 10 achieve anything
worth while, each man mus, n'H
insist too strongly upon t.s osh
wishes add ideas. When I've tods
that they cV,!lic. with the itsas OF
o,hers hs must be prepared - yield
,a.7lrss essential d.,s.ls OF HI. plan
.-or perhaps to attain only part OF
HE object
II the public Improvement which
h~ has al heart seems desirable
enough to warrant II, he mut be
ready 10 support hls ariahsof's pet
y 'oleet tlf 1t ia no, distinctly All
uowouhy ons) in order 10 as'c th.
n.isbbor's support 10 his pwm Oh.
,ect. he mus, control bis temper
study the personality Of tue man be
il dealing With u-s tact and con
sidsrs,iou
These AXE qualities We must ali
culiivae to ~ors ~i;h each other
successfully and tn DO our par. in
the community life,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
Bankruptcy Notice.

In the D,str,c, Cour, u the United
States, Middle District vi Tenne~es, Ia
Bsakrupscy. In the matter VI 2tt h h.
Bn&bNN, Bankrupt Notsre " hereby
gwen that on March II. 1919, an sdIu'
dieAtion oi Bankruptcy ~M hal against
the estate of the above nAined bankrupt,
of hckson. County OF Dickson. and Ia
the District aforraAsd. and that the first
zseessnx I'd creditors ~isi bs beid ~. ny
othcr IN The city OF Nashville, Davidson
County, Tennessee. March n. 1919, ~
10 clock. st which tune saAi cr-siitoss
may stteod. prove tgirH clAims Ia Acevyd-
spes with section s.. VI the Bankruptcy
Act, spgo,nt : TRUSTEE. eaam'os The
ts~nksuet under oath tos,eh.as hss bank
rapscy. Ana transact such other hussas~*
~ nAy proprsly come before sad ase~.-
,ns. LEE BROCK. keiesrs
u e. RicAArsisoa. Ally
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

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