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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-19
Thanksgiving Once More.

On last Thanksgiving Margaret and
Jane had such a good time that they
never forgot it. About a week before
Thanksgiv ng they met. Jane said,
"Well, Margaret, can we have a good
time next week again 2" "Why. I don't
know" said Margaret. Il think if we
try we can" SO the two girls decided
what they would do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-19
Plan Bazaar In KGaSbey
w Speciai Corresrordsnt

~ special Correspondent
KEASBEY, Nov. 19.-Application
for permission to use The fire house
to hold a bazar, under the auspices of
the Camp Fire Girls, next month. was
received at the meeting Of Protection
Fire Company No. l, held Monday
night. The matter will be referred to
the Board of Fire Commissioners.
Charles Pfeiffer, Jr., was accepted as
a new member of the company. Jacob
Bertram acted as chairman pro tenn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-19
HELEN"
Perth Amboy, N. ].
Dear Girls:

Dear TlrIS.
1t is a long time since my last let
ter was published. l will now send
in my story, but if 1t is not any good
do not publish it, I will not be dis
appointed, as I know better ones are
nrrittnn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-19

Your letter is very interesting and
story good. The only trouble is
hat in real life things are not accom-
plished as easily all that.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-19

Your poetry, as well as your essays,
show great promise. Keep up your
good work and let us hear from you
often.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
HpM TIE l0W
FEVER COUNTRY
CHEERING Message From sosllh
Gtoruia y Pseple Sihiaet b
Fssers md ciAsr M I'M "
BLACK Draaght ilNf
Medicine.

Cecilia. ssa.--Mr, J. m MrSlsaia vssk
tEt nj thas eaae. sssss 4 sa1 nv
sAnits hsss h~ea ssexx u iAeafarSS
1asek nrsusAs tsx pears sssa msses iss
f~aaa IN sQaA far ias~T ard sassmssal
trsaAae~ n h wssseas A~ses ~ A~st
m&shvsns tSx ASzaxsa& taysssxsssss 80
ssgA ,lts os she 2saiss==ss. trsaay DO.
lsss~ " tsHaity wwsss& ass n vrgaamray
tAsy weaia n&ses bars any tvsss, Al \
Keeps she iiyss active sna 10 ~ sau 4
ssks. We hss4 AevsF had say Fewer v
cur famsiy xaae% We hex~a i'm es@ y
tAaaxh We live IN Ion ceaasrs In scott
cru tsrergss.
! nse II 10 srukeA das~s t0s iadlss
tsea. aas ar ssmr xsasaacA. eas fas evils
ase ssil ass@,-
When yea f~ss bad al ssssssss , ssssssusA
net right. bad taste In year meta
head sehss hs.soas. esrs. try THAI Id
swiiaisle vegetable liver nesiieiRe zen
have heard ~ nara aheet-~ Thedsrsss
Black psauxft,
fsa have Rad over ana over gain
the sgatcnrats fraa aseFs who fcnsa
Il great reilsf ID shssn Ia 'thssr rss~r~
Ing. Try niark ilfaaxhs fur ysss*hs
Why Should /, aes hasnx ycu rsaKs tses
Al all draggastA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
Call New Malady
Epidemic Stupor

rie catarrhal caEsgnctisifss In Easss4a
Apaak syS'sl az n ssxy be tans4ssfss--
ssfnsae sOs~ thsvAs sad cVAa In tAe
&s~ss IA& tiassa%s aasy be asAsred n
saStsie1ly ky 4 fssnatag sssaek ~ ~
In msaFAsd c@sas yhs issasrgy Was w..
esansp~alsd hs hsaylnesS VI shs ~se~
lids. tssa b the sysa and blurred VI
stss. aeAaIleAe ~ a eSxnrassa xysase-
taGl and ssssssaasss ~as eAsfaessrss
tic Of me ssrsy sgmipa'ans IT nsas
eases 9ufsng ihs epadasmis In England.
Aftsx tina hrx xinxsa TIA aynf-
toass ~ 4 cSaeFxf infs<<1uux dtsssse
h~ssrsa manifest Tne patient lsss
Inv bsrl aa the a&ef. asren ennhas n
zsaks any voluntary saoyssaeas On 49,
ecaant Of great saasealar weakness /.
the saee n qatte sxrrcssaani~sa AMI
sasksiks, and there may he teanife
doaf,s~ facial paralysis. TIE fAanems
Ia in y conasEsan u ssapnr, aashaaxa
sEae steep IL often not obtained,
with regard ta trvaSsaent. f*s- sIse'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
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)lT'':'lkl
OBSTACLES NET BY AGENTS
Extsessoa Workers ExescissF pstisnss
ard Tact In ovsrcsn,ins MusA
Resistance

trr~psf~f ny th@ Unsssa Skates Depart
mast ~ kxfY& affEfs'f e. ''74-' '"'''.''
In boys aud girls esnb WORT preta-
dice and precoaeeived oplntea. founded
ON lack VI knowledge or talsTepres~ata-
tton, are two obstacles that eyinty
agents and demonstrators iaset every
a.y. X. stirasoiint theta In cot the
easiest task M convers oppositi"n
into hearty support Ia an achievement
calling for unusual patience and tart.
That both Ut these virtues are pass
sssssAd IN large measure by MA 0rity
of the extension workers may b. aa-
dueed rrUfn the reports constantly esats-
tag 10 that burtaa.
A farmer In MaYytsnd had no Us.
for hook far:ntng.' lie upbralaeai bis
saa. member IT boys ciub, tor foi.
lowing tho asEaf's instructions Ia Need.
corn selection fta called gbe trst fryr
loo pef csrnt termination "tooiisiiness, .
and walked Oft IN utter disgust. Ths
boy ~De~aras~ ny his ttsssrasetos. kgsa
Al Il. demonstrated the Hoposition.
grew the selected seet. aud got tspi-
cal high grade crop, decided contrast
10 dads THAT settled IT, The 'tool-
!shncss" turned OUT 10 be n good
idea" The farmer has t*com. an
enthusiast.
Az the very outset woman demon
strator Id \ narthern county NJ Texas
was oppoa"d hy Lhe parents of a bright
village girl. any Ms 20 become y Hstn.
her " boys aud elris etuh, This
mother wHs not d believer tn these
new tangled lteus" aad the father baA
IN sympathy wlth any crazy theory
siufr" In spite u tn" ahs~nce VI any
rj,,stii * fay''atfaG. fhe t'rrs4rtfstrss,+s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
Disease Misnamed Asaeeplng
Sickness" h Beiiesed 10 Do
Contagious
MEDICAL EXPERTS PUZZLED
its.sth AEtherftiss Declare stsaasl
iiissss Nss No Rs.ssios 10 @sis@p,
~ ing Sseknesss@ NsAasA Orgy
nAtcd I'm Africa.

Washington Epitsmie Stupar~ II
The nauae the health authorities have
decided 20 give the new disease.
wruRsiy called sieersng SICKNESS
which spfaag up few wrecks age. II
has iavuded sishsrsn American ci.lss
and scysrai army caHps, has taken
several lives and laid haadsvsia under
iis spell.
The seiettias game ~ this new nal
ady ~ lsthargse ~ncesbaitns II Is
a"s ''siesMag Sickness snd has noih-
Ing 10 do With The rival Sleeping ssfG'
mess, IL has br-n known Tor oniy n
fss years, and Its enase ard origin
Rre eyea taafe mysterious thaa these
~ the influenza
Tn. disease. when IL MAS FIRST dis.
covered In this country. was foand 10
b~ fnrsn vi yls~-rarg gscsn~s* easp-
Mon In The interior parts IL Africa.
but elos<v observation " the syalp
TOMS proseG this belief 10 be nnsuunJ
Sleeping sickness ~ found In the jim
giles Of Africa. Ia caused By the bite
OF peculiar insect. kE9wa a. ~
tset~e fly.
The uew disease was nrst observed
IN Austria.
The nrsi case noted la Eaxiand 80
eurred February II. 1918, and the cpl.
drmlc. which never sttain~d large pro-
portions. came, az least, temporarily.
TO an end In iah. The utstilsnl re-
search committee VI Ehgtani bssmpie
deeply interested Ia tbs. new Ealaay
ana instituted clinical auY Iattttii'',f'ls',
cat Investigations The eeiasalstee
faanh The disrasn ~ IA general To-
,fceiioas disorder, characterized bS
manifestations originating IA The ees'
trai uvfyaas sys,esa nt which ths nlost
frequent aal characteristic ere iro-
EFeYlYQ ie,laFEy 81 sIup"y and sn IN.
vglgtta1at al tie me5NH ceatSTy ra@,
tn9SliS@gi9r 'Sy, ffStfg,sivw. s-s:g's,..
Marked BY High Perpetrators.
Although q rise Ia temperature was
noi observed ia glI " tbe lisa casrs
Of ,hr disease At witch notes wgge DO
tainel. tieEr st-vnss.l ~ ha TITLE doubt
thar there Is always a certain amount
q fever IL au cariy stage The Fever
rsaaiy lasts from two 90 Ave DAYS,
bat nay continue fog ten or evea four
teen lays Il may fall suddeuy pr
gradually sita oscillation, A grrIoi
OF ~nNuprp'al temperature not tain~
queptly follows
USUALLY the frs, symptom Is s.r'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

spent The might VITA them Before The
family a0okr In the Htoruins VA" wtnt
htu 81" ki,chen. made biscuits arcurd.
su& % ,Aa 14eN l&44Ast! Iea hr,sAd
In ,Na preparation ~ tfie ttrGEfgyt SID
-~vra lhv biscuits conquered
To-Day tty< 8..l3 SiFi IL she leading
ms7uhcf NJ cleh nNNuR ihe past fea.
sap her sar'l,a was sayh success
that she Wll haNr bigger enH ths
year. and lEtr eo-tarwtian II her pa~
epiS. And ac,or,l.ns ~ them. anY
tirs, that agent coues this way si,cA
tiud weIcNtne on the door
Oue wage distance. the thrrv covering
sotae @, ,he important phases ~ sSrut
work Ia the South The tnlorca teru~
etA NJ CERTAIN county IN far Sna,o-
err State used to pay m attention ~
rspp rotation or divers'ftHtios They
xr,ay the same crops n ,hr sause hy'ds,
oisly such ptmi''tr * sgitt,l their issr
ncular within Nor djd they soc nny
Necessity fTr ts'uea >ani;>t5sa. They
dgApt kuaw aayGN3nv 8A,vt he tte,'o%-
sty for Htha1 arA carcd lass rs flr
IT, 1r8y} Ay-Hi, b. wits aa ln'reirr
TheY hve t5gerent h'saS tr3ay W..
oat 3t shes crHw sAy rt%Nf ruqs hHt
alsa 'Hcg 'Aky gfils IN the aps-GgA''-~
~ thtv ftA> asG 'au lntE> Tbrre u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

Naturalization cla I've best
sgetited to our own neglect or
eareiraants.s. When the organs fail
In thu discharges # their dutics.
.. rptmfaetivc germs sat in and
generate TOXINS actual potsuas.
which AL Qno $ own body.
~lcerthcSs after meals, ftt~hioe
al tho face, extreme laSsitn,ic. BIZ
iousness, dlE6lness. sick headache,
ac,ii,y Of the stomach heartburn.
offensive breath, anemm, loss Of
weight ami muscular ppwer, de-
crease Of vitality OF lowering Of
resistance 10 infectious tllseaVs,
disturbance OF the cSr. CsysIs psis.
indigestion, gAStriits, rrany fcrrs
oi cS,arrh, asthma. Gar affections
aud Allied a'monts rsnlt syom
autn-in'oNtcafiou w sell poisoning,
Take castor oll. " procure At
the drug storo, 4 pleasant regr-'
table laxative, called i'e, rlcrccs
Pleasant Pellets, composed II
May.apple, MoSS and Ialap
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

tWessSfn Newspaper tfniaa sSsAn Coz
pexsssssAaag1 M,

WEBSTER" s'# ..s...,.s,A, sn,"" ~ c'f'
/ Paris Its h~Sinalng TO ist&s..as II
English will be the world Language
IL the Future With French NJ MAsS
second csealcw add with German rxs'
ring pssas third. Y
This e.secassion Ut "werld Ian
guase" which is occupying eunsid*r-
shse asteaaon ar~und Paris, r~f.ais
among other things u strange eharssf
II German duplleity and sriea~y. II
how sesgns certain that the GeFmans,
knowing tie Germsn language was In
adequate as a wesia tongue, tried their
best 20 aes the warld tn THAI fasorH'
asy.ssf tss#s.sSs ssssssT..ssss ssas xssa sssss~
made ia order thing as II were, Ia ar,
der 70 proven. Freach " Eaxi!sh tram
stssns cvRsidefe! as the legitimate
world laneOaF@A
These artificial tongues, Fuch rs IN.
pyrt Vo. WhIyh sss pu1hghly the ts'sst
kupNn 10 them In AW~s3ca ~ srast-
'.rr~- tasrls aaWegpHs aah each eae
reasis s,.4tst. -s,ls.5. +sFt III aN ns-.l 30 tsfa
Tbey nere rallied Esperanto, bits, N@v0-
l.ayin aud several other luegy s"rfs,'
iuS Ngges Naturally ehotsh there weTe
Ii few t,eap|c iH nearly every country
fsai toos ~ thrse tnheuos and learn
"a them, pgt at hes, Tie languages
eprv. grpa are lais arA are uu~aas'
e. the great tn@A ass' gnra tacn~-'h
task II becoming . world tongue.
raul Mtellte, Preach scholar, 81 COL
lcse professor Wiie hs'b,Is She chair 81
English at the i.ycee and who ls we'll
knsNu promoter nj International esip'
cation N authority for tar foregoing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
LIVE STOCK NOTES

When harley IS fed IL live s.,sca. the
Srxm sk>aia - crushed
Quality Il niacr gngsttant thsn sin
IN ssi5<.-isg ,ht hys,~iiEg wecA.
Az grvsen. pTices ;hsSr Is ~ chsss .
er gra.a feed tx hrrsdias exIS than
eStS
NJ trtsjii ssc; shs-sp rN!s~r. ~ aattSf
= re ovEs large NJ sssaN eec&. VIII
arevs5 evp lambs
EeGh ta%teS a~i eats SNartd -
srarr l. n- - 47-} agk& rrste.a
tFvt s, r Sr AszG>> 'sa&&.s
sr las@ 1,5 e1I a.tA taera.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

sIEs asashss ~ essa eestse4 Rzsa WI
ssss sh2t laAA o. Aane M Nj f3s sh~
F@stsAs II hs<a xRA jps~ssas ss@A nssr~
nv coal sseaSsHg VI ss,ss hsssassstl
ainrsag rAE esray wssg~s aHd isssAs M
AssnanasA I'M axasskszH. Rar aAe zsaszA
nunahasss naas ssnsaAnx III sha iAmshs
st&nash IA AtAe Don femu4as. Csmsst%
I~sasa N eesskaMfs M s&ssn ezelsxas
~ errsressse., exc~ps u sssas&s igs~
ss~sd M mseA asMss ~ laxaAa Imras.
An - rAensApalEAaIsaM m ksrnssasM
aisa no iss<pAEns ~ aEA1s ysyp&ss.
tasns u apf2sa Sheaaa W kfw<a. xMaas
ese&eSshx NJ TIN rnszsA md anssseT>
ne tr~aarssaa VI sh~ ns,s4 and nsuA
sAsuld BIO carried est saaa rssssarsssrJ
e0apiiexsiaes syssemsAaiealy hseked
rse. TIE g2tlsas sAeAaea sss gsven -
arA~svsaad tA&s hs cansals~cssscs
wti, Ma a sasa xix ssaatAs asss che
hextaasag VI tSs Ala~ss
0asssals Ut The Caitad Staaaa rmh
tic health M~rstce are tavcsatxsssFx
Gases Ut the Aissese In ssverst cttse&
Tnsy si~ especially aaxicas to k~rp
tas sna,assy eas of the srasS carar&
TIE arr array camp 10 ~ Invaded
wSs Camp Lee rwsssshusy. Va. where
en~ death w&s Nrarset cat ~ aias
cases. IHv~sstga,scn Hsde al tho
camp saaowed that In e@eh case the
saaaaer had hc~a III with tnAaeasa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
Whole TowNs Are Wiped Out IN
Poland.
rs.jsul rxies ce Distress ara SuSsr1ne
Ted by ske Red crcss
Missscr.

wnsalnc'on. --tTtstal ts!~s ~ the -
,ress snd suffering ,hrvn gAaut easkern
sna southeastern kcian9 AyE' hc~n
hrNash; 10 Warsaw by na@rshers u
tire American Red Cross rs2sssca whs
have t.s. rwsurusS. frsm ar e.eht<ssy
tear II InsTs~''ior rfgrthx ~hich they
covered ,.ssr alilss and distributed
feed, rlsthlng ard nsct'ltiT~s In N ell.
ses ard uune-vssA villages, according
10 cSh'e saY1e@s t2 the Red f-re~s
ses .slusrfers here.
FverS -Shss" they ts-ra tyrhns,
whjcA f.i practically w'r~~i oct ahnis
towns. SA4silr~ax ems trsvesssna also
SesS prNvaiv-1s, ey,;tscgnie~ threS tcgz ss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
SIGNS 20 CHECKS Ar A TIME
NJ seAxniest Device Aids Mar Esss
HQrssg In Handling Immense
Business

Wash ircf IN. -~ The wnr FISK fursar
aas ls isSaing clerks foF sllesTaea.s
allowances. Insurance assti euru1eE.sa
tissa Ia the SsERe snunshs that they fail
due
Announcement was made that i,ns2.
xa cheeks were nailed In March. req
pgv~u.s.ix q total AZ So. -3z5 Is
sssrs the bureaus sssshssshtnen., near
ly s4is.xsa on has bern paid cut
A mechanical device ~ which n
cherks are ssgnes, NTH an ec.Hsl per
s4gns.Drw AT ogse ttasss hss tssen to
stalled 20 assist 10 banding shs
efscrrs@ux voassusa al busis~~s trsns
acted By the hszrws1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
English Will Be
World Language

xssaaskx .assns E@exspta, Rnd 0cr
naaa. Ills .arcAarv on tbs sub
iect II 4 orssisnguasv has attracted
considerable sfSeatiaa In Frsnee ans
England F~s~ntiS,
While s1sas paaisarxl s~encalsts ars
talking ahsas the establishment NJ NJ
ia,esnsssonai eurr~nsy that win T.
~ursh Tn face value all over the world
spa while others are talking at kind
n inisrns ttaas, .oyeranase, that vii
prevent fusare warx,l II International
coatfa III the drug trafi,c, and s~veral
nsore ''saseruatsenaslsssi" mahj~cts. In
eta'iing International wssfare. the
Frvnctsuiea ~ ieasnsng nre dtsrassint
the International language NJ the m
snu. 90 snts y sia~y aesrsits4 :" aassssssfsy
enhugh. that Es.giish will rrstafts b.
sar fasor,ir as a wesFla snsgne, BE-
cause English frts 90 All Is the hest
enawn and lnnst ~l,lo'y spoken ian
s,lase nj business sn,i mercantile tran
81 ,stans IN shn Nuria tesiay
Acknowledging Fiat Fneilyh IL hauue
r. he the fayor'te the t'fvact' profess
..s.,#, s,t 4!ar lNn taiis,llse vl.eu,;t
uratly take eeernd glace m rftfefan@s
70 Crrinsa.
Possibly ;he GerBaas @,nle year.
asa fprvsHw the csasniu2 Popularity III
English AMI French and the eSsf9sedtseui
showing II the German language lnis
thiri laace IN thF racc. beeaNss' " was
hef0ne Inv Nns es.n that The ''kalin
crusade" for parulasislag Esperanto
and lido ard the other artificial Ian
clagoS started, aceprflng 70 Nellie,
Briefly. II Is MIeilie's ttea AND the
oyARlAa ~ other aasf French nnt
English scholars ,ha, the world nc~is
two languages for lis future welfare
English ard rrench.
While there was les ri Trseuimslos
s"me years age about finding unlyer'
stl tongue. such as Esperanto. VIE had
NV living languages Il, ihis wori3 ei
ours the TIVE inngies tia, completely
flIaai all r.4s alrrsnshls. There WIS real
ny ms rts*f 'fcv 'ervys*fsss n new sss+
gGage ~
There has hceo Kind II cr.sff
adoption NJ ,te t'l,@ that Eaglls1 Sfsf
French shall b. the world langy1s. OF
THE fu'ar" In The fact thar pyffsiiar
q, the posre conference havfs~u c"n
footed In these tao ianf0ses- Tbs
procedure hrs been cun,4Steosno. II |.
true. bat Il has been prV'blr fcy wae
,,cally all Of the d.Fxate@ to under
stand everything ~ fakes place To
the way ~ r~cesS making
The rrech Alnr o, "'aca,ors pro
ploling the 1a.fn ~ making English
sr4 French ne common international
Tongues WI ths peae conference. o,
The leaIcR .; hatt"as. 70 per~suhts
the y.;sars'nre NJ the peace conference
and ~ both tongues ;hs official Ian
egSRa tH conducting the blsltess ~
5StTtysagun VI r@tlons,
s~T7H
communications hays
.s,esa1 addressed "a the ysfa1s govern
N,er,s tt&s wer" iined up against Eer.
mNnt. and 80 many otsciais af ali 5hsss
governments Recommending the plsn
Nre7esxsis seBssaFs a8ti deputies hass
s.:,4s,s Ga ,rvsurgi ~ faye.iEs the se-fi~as
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

MArfuette TIa--Sevsntssa years
age. ss haHa concert In this city.
Miss Ateiins Pratt, deputy register AZ
sissSas, Lost "A ,sessofheok with several
dollars ard d sesp<ass ktlfe IN n, She
was surprised r~c~atsy oa gssBg TO
tbs rcst atAs,e In receive q gacsr. con-
tasulng tie knife ard Fronsy xgtaoa,
xry explanation Watcher So. aSssEs ,h@
rv'scs essstsssS on IL VAS Stassn frasu her
sisa A-&.s gsos know, hat e1gEts In re-
qevfr =, ay advertising at the tisae
Aliegs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
BY TYPHUS

besa1~e SICK M veil are h"rse7i 20.
svtbeg In ry,1y h.rrgse<
IB mags,.f 81 she Isois.es' Wis -
starvIn. .ss~'assu;s i'atei this r,sss'Sgsse
sn'i sysIgssi FAR fc~rA Fer WEEKS they
had. .Sfrp living ON sn IrsaltAilSa hF~sd
r.s,y's trora Eatato rec'Eugs, Dirty rye
-sssssf The bark 81 t-~ss, hg' ,he surply
set even thss~ Ingredients had aser
exhs 4s.eI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

"We'il hsYr thtS friendly agreement
VI 0sirs carved upon q m6nunent u
stone" snid one ancient king.
'Sa that III the pubtie sali read ttY"
added the other.
"Not only that II viii maks IL I'm,
possible to treat IL IN scrap Of pa.
per"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
MY HEAD!

W hen the
head feels
thick or
a.,sn,. wi.ea
one feels all
out-,lf~sorts
perhaps a
G d Il 1 @ d
tongue IL
h tle signal
~ firg'VYs,i1s..'y.vggy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-09
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

gan was not enough to award him the
decision Hogan and his opponent
both exhibited considerable speed and
the two boys were often applauded
for their sharp clean work by the
fans. Hogan is improving daily and
will be one Of the best bantams OF
the south in due time
Silent Sontag slipped off the knock
out wallop on Battling Flaherty, Of
the Seventh cavalry. in the fifth round
OF a scheduled six round bout as the
seminal Something entirely new IN
the boxing line was sprung by II. r
Kelly, manager Of Gleason. who be-
fore Sontag and Flaherty had started
70 mix IL, called 10 referee Mcdonald
that the seminal bout should be
staged last and that Gleason and Su-
denberg should be put on next He
was overruled. however The bout
was one Of the most bitterly contested
seen here in a long while. Both men
received a great deal Of punishment,
each being on the aggressive. The
knockout blow was a short jab on the
head which carried considerable force
behind it.
Prominent Fans Attend.
Among the witnesses Of the entire
card were Gov. Thomas z. Campbell.
of Arizona, Brig. Gen James 3. En-
win, acting mayor p c. Semple, chief
OF police Harry Phoenix. and many
others The crowd was decidedly the
largest that has attended a boxing
matcl here in several years. approx
mately $500 people being present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

was won by the seth The games
with the s9th gridiron warriors we're
the only defeats suffered by the 36th
team which undoubtedly was one Of
the leading divisions from an athletic
standpoint aside from holding first
rank as a courageous fighting organi-
zation Of the first water.
The divisional commander was
greatly pleased over the success
Of the baseball team Of the 3Gth
which undoubtedly was the
strongest in France said Mai.
McCamant. aS0me OF the men
were recruited in FL Paso while
the others Joined at TT. Worth
With such n lineup the 36th eaHl-
fy won the championship Of
Camp Bowie and later defeated
everything that opposed IL across
the seas.
The personnel roster Of the team
shows the names OF many players
known nationally and who viii be
recognized as the pennant winners OF
the American expeditiOnary forces
The players all but three OF whom
were members OF the 14lst sanitary
train are:
Good TwirIers.
Pitchers; Jimmy linn. OF Waco, one
OF the best men in the Texas leagues
Cliff Hill. OF Baltimore. leading In
ternatiOnal league twirler; Petty, OF
Shreveport, Of the Texas league; :
Baum gartner. Of the Cleveland Maps.
and Appleton, OF the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, OF the National league.
Catchers: Woodau. Fl Worth.
Texas. league. first string bacKstop;
Harkins, Waco. Texas. league. and
Howard Hornbuckle, Of E. Paso.
Fast Fielders-
'Infieiders: Fulwider, Topeka,
Western league; Bunsons OF the Fl
o.. Al
phia, OF the American league; Clarke,
Birmingham of the Southern associa-
ton: White FL Paso City feaEue
Hughes, Topeka. CT the Western
league.
"Outfielders: Miller. Of Waco,
Texas league; Singleton. Denver.
Western league; Neason. Ell Paso City
league