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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
Every Mothers
Son at Isis

Every mother who has known a
son. every son who his known "a
mother will he interested In the
William Fox photo-spectacle. Every
Mothers Son.' which is coming to the
Isis theatre this week. This picture
IS said to be the most remarkable
mother" drama ever screened, for It
has presented the woman's side OF the
world war.
The leading role Is taken by Char
lotto Walker, the well-k2owu stage
star. She portrays q wife and mother
who gives her husband aud three sons
to the cause of her country. Her
struggle between patriotism and
m other love Is declared 10 be one Of
the most powerful delineatiSns OF
character which the films have pro
duced.
X. A. Walsh. the director. has In
terwoven this touching mother
theme with delightful love story and
with big scenes in the great draft on
the hattlehelds of France. at the
peace conference al Versailles and In
the period Of reconstruction. Every
Mothers Son is heraIded as the first
notable afterthe- photodrama-
for It is the frs TO review our wo-
men s part ia the great conflict and to
forge ahead into that better day to
which we believe the war has given
birth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
ON LOCAL SCREENS
Enid Bennett Will
Be Seen at Bijou

That the Management of husba ndr
cannot be reduced to a written formula
with The sap1c- accuracy as q recipe
Tor o5,ienf savs' rs rne ',Taauih apoRt
which is devfo1red a sarfiess of delight
full comedy situations In Happy
/ Though Married" Enid Bennett's
new Paramount photopiay, which will
be shown AT the Bitou theatre tomor-
row and Tuesday.
/ This new picture from the studios
I OF Thomas IL Ince is story THAI
turns the laugh on Jealous husbands
and wives and with heavy sugar
coating OF comedy slips over the ad-
vice to brides not to accept too serf-
ously keepsakes ~ olden days they
rl@y find in their husbands trunk.
! Bray's new Photograph and a Bur
ton Holmes TraveIogue are added Of
ferinea.
/ Wednesday and Thursday Lima Cav
alteri. the famous diva. will be shown
! tn The Two Brides dramatic
story directed by Edward Jose, with
wonderful Photographic effects. On
the same bill a Mutt and Jen comedy
cartoon will ne shown-
| Friday and Saturday brings Charles
Ray in The Girl Dodger." the story
of dreamy college sNdent who finds
lots OF exciteme nt when he becomes
entanrled In a little affair with a be-
witching chorus girl Smiling Biz
i Parsons In proposing BIZ is the
added attraction on the same pro-
| gram.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
IN SELLING AUTO SECONDS
SELL THEM AS SUCH

There is no objection to selling au-
{omobile tire seconds" so long as
they are sold as such, sgsgests a bull
leln which has Just been issued by
The National Vigilance Committee OF
the Associated Advertising clubs OF
the world, in which the committee
describes Il forward step that has
been taken by the vigilance commit
tee of the Advertising Club of Los
Angeles for the protection of the pub
lie.
In tho future. II will be illegal In
that city to advertise "seconds.' in
tires or anything else, unless there
is displayed. in connection with the
advertisement, the fact that the mer-
chandise is defective.
This ordinance. which was backed
by the vigilance committee of the Ad-
vertising Club of Los Angeles, pro
vides "A penalty of fine up to $500
and costs, to which may be added a
term OF six months In Jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
Constance Talmadge
! Comes to Colonial

Constanco Taluladge will be seen AZ
I. yfrl who PLAYS with love without re-
s1tvfng itr import in no cares
i.sr newest. select production, whiSh
8, the ro,oniaTs Offering tom GRO"
ARD Tuesd-v Forced 70 restrain me
Nuoysncv o youth ny marrying ouI
~ piaue II the dictatiou ~ her erana
parents, she proceeds TO rae OF, tne
s,,err-,- re- rourfd ~ life M It's maddest
xht-I She forgets such thing as
!, hueoar8 ever lived, and many STU
,tSono .r'.e vf1irh canse anxiety. un"
IN the sensational climax whlch
.rair9 mites loving hearts and makes
she ro,,- sf the birds seem gayer than
syer before On the same bill Will
~ shown a new Colonial screen News
And Ipttn4srs tnder@ea 1raVe'ogue'
wednesda. and Thurslay. Ma.net
Scrr1lanG xiii he seen 10 0ls fiop
xirs." snapry Coldwvn Pro0ue'1on'
ta~sd unou the wonderful s'aFe %uc-
ass which mad millions laugh inc
ict1,re charae erization Of Mahei
armand. the female Charlie Chap
I'm In declared funnisr than hose.
NeJytlle's rendition Of the role AZ
40 heitar-s <eiter girl Mis- NorIfano
! elsrtts To me utmost ''0ne Every
Minute 4s the Fiagg Paramount com
. y 10 hes shown IS 81 adieo t@a' u, ..
FRIDAY and Saturday brings 10 me
Z ,Ioniai William Fox's newest pno'o-
;. ,n1a.izat.on. when Tom dix VII Dc
own In Hell Roartn' Reform: ~
i, 4 dazz'inc story. in which aeFn,
,n:,- care cowboy rides - glory anu
reckless a respectable town out OF
-ltv had one by the qaickness OF
Z finger and the arcurac? o' ms "H'.''
new- Csuun7ont Graphic and Lone
fs,ae Luke in Going. Gong Zone
s.- The added attractions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
WHAT THE -MoSIEs-
OFFER THIS WEEK
ISIS.

ISIS.
An ees--'Every Mothers son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
John BARRYMORE.
Victor, All Week

In the supporting .ast with John
Barrymore, to be seen at the Victor
all this week in "Raffles." the anna
teur Ncracksman. will be several Rich
mond favorites OF the spoken stage,
including Frank Morgan. who ap-
peared here In stock for long sea-
son. and Mike Donlin, the ex-Giant
ball player. whose stage success has
ee3nsl ',t~ A~~~A~',.-%~3"te teton and
his advent Into the realm or the snerft
drama has won him Instant favor.
The story of ''Raffles," who began his
career by stealing from the rich to
give to the poor. Is we'll known. Sus-
picion finally falls on him, however.
and at the moment OF threatened ex-
posture his superior will prevents the
woman who would expose him. but
who had fallen desperately in love
with the amateur craftsman. prevails.
and. following explanations which are
satisfactory, the absorbing drama
ends exactly as one would have II end
Another feature to which Rich
mond will look forward is the appear
ance OF Teddy, the famous Mack Sem
nett dog, and the equally famous cat.
both having conspicuous parts in RIP
and Stitch, Tailors." in which Harry
Gribbon. Myrtle Lind and Hughie
Mack are starred. 1t ia comedy OF
riotous mtrth and situations which
cause much trouble and anxiety In
happy homA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
OllEON

Monday--George Wa!sN. IN On
the Jurnp"
Tuessay--wailsce Race. Ia '~Thc
Dub."
we'd q q y---Theda lara, IN
when Woman Sins.
ThursdaY-~-Alice brsd%, IN /"
the Hollow II Her Hand"
Friday and Stature q y ne
Greasest Thing In Life
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
'Theda Bara Comes
to Odeon heater

~or eormi+v win It's douh'e-at-
-. 49,, norcv. tho Odeor has ar
e1 g ruvnh her ~ excellent feature
yc4 for presentation this week.
rt,e .o,n orrow vita George
:. 3, - ION the Jump" II story or
md rep over here. WIZ
~Sn,tl,nr rin" Parsons IN me 80
yrssn MS she extra o~erin@ l uesn
rnly wallace Reid VIII solve ths 49,
ION, oe what con Ttitutes dup to' .- ~
.,+.v.,rs v-ber he appears IN "a"
-. snlsndi1 Paramount tea'
- viii have az p~cla' comedy or
60 o~ tho same progra n.
@u.snesnar TT,cds Bara in " nsn
v-n,n.~ sins is the 9ttra "f'nn- h''
.,er, ,s shat Of the reGerera anon -. :.
~ ,.a,,ri-e. in which the scar'e.
..'s.,,on was about 10 end her ne y,
~. Nct /. ..r, OF forgiveness StaEes
-, hand On tho same htb = -.
Nee,sly will he shown. ihhfsoar ~ ~
Alic. prady will te shown w ="
Ho,low Of Her Hand, $500 =, =
duc,ion being thf7,.'G H.. t" r,nroan
-nrNan who Is held by tnc *
SC husband she raurd"' "a In w
se,,o. Of her baud. il WI w.
-, ,,,een and then relieve your
,,enso nv JOYOUS climax "a
Weekiy is added. osfer..
~ me FRIDAY and SATURDAY o'IF1,
- - " Gviffth's The 1rea'es.
,rh,,r in Life" will hc fho"a' 80
.naehes 4. Nalutar% lesson ana
~rsta, ldxe. and war and SNOW 80
.,n,s.bish soetety man iou'+ h,,,1h le
when he met ana ioFo" ."
though poetic girl
The Owens Motor company in
.a.....s .bair selling force bv the ad-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
HlJnT

Mordav ard Tussday--Ente Ben
nett. in HARRY. Though Married
wedresdav and Thursday--lAna
'-avaL~ in The Two Brides.
FRIDAY ana Saturday--Tharies
Ray. In The Girl Dodger."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
TBIRD.

Monday Mary MacIAren and
Thomas Golden 10 The Vanity
;aoo,-; George Lsrkin in The Ter
-oY Of tbs Range.
Tuesday-~Marv MacIaren and
Thomas Holding IN The Vanity
,ooI'
wedresday $3.50 william Duncan.
Edith storey and Antonio Moreno
q Money Magic.
ThurssIay - re seie Love IN The
Dawn OF y'1de~sta nding.'
saturda Carroll Holloway IN
The Iron Test
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16

b. A. Blenner has returned from
New York. where he attended the mo-
tor show and reports that the sale of
several Chandler cars during his alb
sence. l. c. Blunt and Ed M. Thorn1
berry bought touring cars; e A. De-
tric thought 4 sedan and II. P. Holder
bought q dispatch
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
COLONIAL.

Monda~ ana Tr es1av-Con nce
ra,rfsega In who Cares.
"wednesday md THURSDAY ManeI
Tormard. IN ISIS HOPKINS
Friday and Saturday-~Ton M
IN "Tie1i- Roarin' Reform
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16

THE Owens Motor company IN
creased their selling force by the 40 -
siitiou Of W. 4 Primm this week. Mr.
Pviroim was formerly with the NUM-
tiOu plant al Hopewell.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
LIMIT IS PLACED
ON SUGAR PRICES
ATTORNEY GENERAL WARNS NJ
Timers TEs CENTS SHALL
NoF &c EEEEEaE0s
Aeet sugar Producers ksase Bear staiSE
tra Their Product or tss Mar
act. H0t Mat Ao@ Sell At
Fused prtGe,

| Washington, ~~aseps 10 pr~Esns ~
abaofmai increase In The price " sasat
b.seausa ~ the eaGstFak shortage we're
taken by th~ department Ut justice
| AttbFuey General p@lmeg bottled
| 9eet sugar fesiarra. ~ho hasa b@ea ~s1A
holding their products froai tie mar,
art until tbs price sItaatina hevame
Hore stabilized thai the Gnited statra
sugar equalization board bad deter
mlhed II cents was fair prlee to be-
/ charged thr Wholesaler and that AIS
! charge In exgeas u that ampaat ~uaia
ba regarded as Ia rioIatioa VI tle 'ond
control act
/ Reilaers wars asked To telegraph
| .hes ucafreuee In this price, which
would o,t4a They would pat their sop
| ply In ttss ntars@r fran~ftaEs4yn there
! by relieving the present strinythey
Attorney GeaerAl Palmer made pub
lic the soIigsiug telegram sent 10 the
baet sugar rvftarrs
After thorough Investigation ny The
recognized authorities Oh sugar, The
t'ntt~d States sugar equalization GARD
have notified the department ot lanttct
u thr following facts
IS = considerable part ~ the ceun
try generally supplied al this time 81
tho year With beet sugar may b. ent
harrassad h~eaaae Of the b~r, sugar
"a tories failure To sati beet Sugar az
produced and this condition IN turn
i. due 10 ths uncertainty regarding
price our judgment IL that Tia higher
price than ID eehtx cash less per scnt
that sou viii decide al oHte To- hsgtn
marketing your sugar an this basis and
reltasr the very sHtia#% situation
+ "'~' fba priv" ~ in'1 reHts eashf 20 h
plant. watch has heen otfegea hy no
sugar uall14ison board Gar sugars IN
tagos4 ~ requirements sa VnBr tsFrt
tory A shoNn nv saur 1915 deliveries
3& a minimum up ~ CT 900 iaae tcr M
ytmtrt and i,vcem ber shipments tn ~
ticYe Il Hfs shortage aBoas tae mAHa
t4atufers eaei ia Hat ta ar considered
4 pre et'eat Yr bAa*ie faf taeat prices
= a4a vaH ta make taVr en0ognge
a~Ht af prices based atl ,he ahoEe The
department. " iH4tjtu Mttl treat aa an
5a{n@ charge aHt prte@ IN excess 1T
F@ -t. 81 s-ag
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
NEGROES NOTIFIED
THEY MUST MOVE
RESIDENTS or GRAND souLE.
WARD, IN CHICAGO ISSUE
SOLEMN WARNING.
VALUES SUFFERED BIG DROP
Claim $50, COO 900 Already Lest On
Fashionable street Because ~
"Eneroae hFlsntA" " the
--.- aiaek Man

chicago Tue first organized stss
to stop the eaeteaehmsat VI aFEfo%a
Oh exclusive residence streets waa
tasea by 800 wealthy property hold
vrs OF Grand boulevard They formed
sn association and pledged $i5.oqa III
flgat th. negroes Negroes already ID
The setEh bothuoa we're warned they
must isays and real estate 'n#sa we're
told they muat not dral ~ith aeEfoa8
strong faeltag was,sxpreased al tbs
nas.lug Jaha T. Bon lea. treasurer
VI The Grand Boulevard association,
warned tns aegrDes they mast evaca.
ATE the territory
"trhR blacks ARE going To give VA q
lot vi taik. but they'll not bjaff IA,
he said + waHt 10 tell sau peopsv
that theirs will not he an Insurance
saqspauy THAT ~T,i 'ears' ~ tags a ffxs
In this section !! wr sav the word
No banker wlIl make a loan 10 ah an
desirable aud nh real ESTATE dealer
will dare 10 make q SALE,
II am mol against the black man
Mr. llowirs continued, bat ! don
~ant htm fnr any nvtghnr Since tho
nverv started 20 invade Grand hanis
Yard property values have fallen $3.50
sgv 900 Ny own home cost - QUO 10
build. but today esnuoi realize " GOO
on n 10 the open market
Harry Fos presldeat ~ ths Ken,
wood aud Hyde Park Property O~a
IRE association, Who preceded bnwlrs
~ the floor. sald
We viii grant the negro tail Jus
ties W. will sid In securing Eor him
setter housing facilities equitable
working conditions ana good srhC~sis
but We will not stand Tor aat hafan
faing oa hlR eoaat.tutiaHal rights and
social equality a. your a"trtntent anil
nine
Alderman L. i schwartz advised
ne wathotiue that the law Aampered
he.r action
out there are thtugs tAA' can he
tona," 10 said There n more thar
uoue, loss Involved hase
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
ADJOURNMENT IS
TO Be BLOCKED
-6pE THAT CONGRESS Will CON-,
FLeTE ITS WORK NOV 10
Is. ....... IL VAN sftlAa. j.,
SOME IMPORTANT MEASURES
Railroad ard Other irapertan. Lsaisls'
tsan VIII Have to Await Ssmste's
Action On WorEd Peace
Treaty.

Washington Pressure ffaga sdyntn
s,IaI IL! H. A4a.4t ea tux. sstasA t4ae@t al s4sls
n4neHt railroad legislation may h ~
10 tentative plans of rungceaslaaal
eadefa tar adjournment II The extra
ordinary session about Nov 10
Leaders we're VI thr opinion that un
css consideration Of the t.<nsn p~aee
really II expedited ac,tt~I by the Ser
ala aa tfa railroad bill prss.s tn Nav tf
Mould be impossible. House ieasAara
however. WE'RE hoaefai that the bill
mshg bc enacted VI least by that
branch prior to adjournment
The railroad bill as tognFlvtet BY
the senate interstate colnp4sr com
m4ttea IL eapeetrt la tet ia ga@ Bsloa
tar consideration Immediately a'tet
fa9tt,eatoe - taet peAee stsaty Thf
3maee Interstate commerce eungai5tee
uaps~ 10 reaAgE aat it4 hsti aaaus No
IeHber
Wb5j# taa senate treaty feht ron
aaafs tta haAsr axna y }a pass the
aeasvs ha ds IA &Ae sleE.un anttss
N Representative Faae,ta}a and Peter
=. T4Fae. bath democrat tran the
reuth Nae.as haa#lts aast@tt aud taae
ap tho pVhEa mul 1aastne tHi ha
hp0Se elHgti00s Committee plana tiA
gnsaj 6f fhs caster pya, eedinr> against
-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
WOULD IMPROVE
COTTON QUALITY
IRVING 8uILARn. TREASURER OF
COTTON CONFERENCE. TALKS
..... ON ZIG pAoRAEA,
SHOULD RAISE LONG STAPLE


Memphis. Tenn The ~urid costuH
essH tHrwnra IN as essential tw IRE ~cyFa
AZ Tire league If nations fer In ths
moAefa schsme Of civilization cotton In
second oniy IA food, ana ii IN The spirit
- gettia4 together, u cooperation and
mssuai service tast should he adsc
rAted today 10 ths world Ut eestoh de.
fiAttd W lrslng hutlsrJ. ftaeten bark
III and sBansct aud American treasurer
ot the cotton conference sha iel the
delegation of fgq Aasti an au9 tutessn
visitors wha arrived Erotu the coasan-
teen city Ut Mes Orleans
r Mr. pplArI IL manager u the indus.
tr4 apartment At the Merchants na
tiu0ai tank ot nosipH agA MAS teere-
taTy ia the general commission xh&eh
on Mas I6. 1918 vet, tn Eafoge so
nf!ie lse f8resea delegates 70 the Ae~
Orleans conference.
Theirs w.st Ee pteafy to In for the
Naria tatWa raaacjt" continued Nr
ballard Fhete ss sttai ueta y tm
proving cotton agriculture tao world
arvuea rs tarrvl&tIaG progress in rra
a9etma ts both quantity and quality
lhts IL particularly the ea&c h tbs LAT.
tgf 40 raising the kfa3e ana leuKthsa
tne Che stapa TRAM tEe worlds tut
'aH rrowrrT % ths maEtrgra rare in
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

ver~tAhfe rcrsrsana cured me ~ daa
nSss sse~a the ufwy.taoF. anil ! sHa telslssk
N INV frtss,ss. aixSat IL "-Nr@- A. W.
ktNxsR. nlssk River fAila. Via
II 10 Just saeh sxr~rssasss ~ thai VT
Mira Rsmssr that has sa&sis taaas fAHAsas
sx~st md bert remedy Ao1sehoA ~esd
frvsn eesam In oe~an.A Any wussaaa ~sss
sassegs srosn snAAxnsn alton. SAc~fstaass.
assplaesmensx, h&ekashs, nsrssssxtss*ss
Irregularities or Tho hs9*s sAsssh
net r~st uassl shs has gsvea u = tssss.
and Ter ssseesal advice write I4ysssa a.
f1nAhAn Medicine c.. Lynn. kasM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

MEN4 M& Aka& M
sss~f~isea, ! eassass
~ essxaA " gs~ass
eft | ssaass~i fsysa
eFgasss tsSahaSs sasa
my ssse hort sne u,
| could hArsalyt< up
frsxn my bod. ems l
was Unable 10 do sny
kog.sewerA. 4 ts.a
the hest sSae - lin
kau L Claire asssa they
want<a sns ts ha W
M opera ss,ss. tAe
1 ,x2,s k sssAk hsmess n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

NAsAtH2tau RsFaa5Etsa Leader
NapAes se'a I've Eatsse Il MAS tae HI
aaaH e tsa repwhlttan leaders to
asxe 1aakreSs adta4Ta h~st@eeR Nor
aHG ~ ~ ms1, svsrs tVaia save 8
-;s' -vSs Ae,,re the b~ginntae " the
Fvk-.ar SESSION early tn Decesu s~r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
CNrtnr Or SNrian lsMtst.Ne

Paris A'rtnen Fet>4t saa ~ the
Nag Of tie nssdas snd heat IT &ae
A~ae delas st'au ~ tsr pNSte sanstr
.st% was received Nv p~s~4e- @at~H-
seas rhe twe engaged tn ,eas tan
' teraaer M sae SNrSAa Vaestaaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
Eexas~s German Trade.

Ha~taa TIE first vessel q come
tA tn5s p1rs fraa tsrmaay stste tbe
~Ar VAS tae sh5ppsax heard refrtxeya
tar steawer Ya4asna. whl,A arrived
'~an Hs'naage tn hA.la&: Tao faqaisa
Art ri rarsa at tToten heet rtpm
.sry .ett a Cargo II t-ssea See. from
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

Wash rKtns pgariaE tAa var ,hs
American Ned Cross rsE#i al sac fslsa
sa@ IL ecGtrsaatta-ss ard sgea. ST.. asss,
Nsl In r~JSe, work Il VAS stated 10. TIE
first saalas.rsat 81 . rcpesl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

Naw TaFs T4rSs, "Tarysra AMI
HURTS ~ao invaded AtHea.a base epen
routed Aad THE Armertans have ressc
gapte! ,Aetr sats, aaetrd,ns To latay
aaAt}on from reliable sources reserved
Aeya
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

toa,sen Raawsr employees asa =
satre in tAa .ss@aEer3rri ~ Sy4--aa
n4as ara y u Anrsa the cnr1Faz IN,
~ yesss Ser thfs proposal saA! III
: rsxs SECRETARY ~ TIE NAttnrA
tataa 81 Eailssyruez.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

Paris deposits 10 f'reafa govern
yaeat savings aaass ngveaSr3 StA asARf
ltsA fraara last wear, ACCORDING Ia fts
Urea !As; given pas by .he statistical
department
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

ia1ia- T'As police Ard military
AGAIN save tse~ snia5 co No. 4 tfar
.eart Strust. N4Atsa. ie = rAii ~ thf
Strn Eeia tapial, e,sat5s attnx 7apers
~h.sh Have srca-a' sta5 tAsse ssact
10 as, previous raid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

Sah>s3k rre,1p rsorsa rs ~ -.
>ctngs;5a~ " territory ia western
-hra'e =, re tvas eate,i ny the nns
sarsa-s t- scrg~ss-ce sstA tse term,
a taa eztaste Allies w>ce teSsn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
Scatrs~~erx to West Sort,

NasAlaEtpa NaaEs gsaa traH taar
xaA;hern states Sere designated ~
ne var department ~ iash entrance
ssAa .aattsans trr W esf Potat. valca
viii - held next Fehr0ary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

Berlin German Manufactures ar~
sSsasinG 8arge crAF-s Ppm Frasr~
scGrr~s 'er machinery AID ready szsaes
steel Ernascss tess.rsd for occ1ssed
tsw~asaysfA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

h1rtert1ea The l'rDEaavan house
# representa- ives votes ~, rival 81
~ tygats III asssae between toe liketf
ard assos I'D. rata8ns ana GERMANY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION


EAek River F&aA, VIA - /" An iySAa
IT, rrakham's Vegetable Canpssssa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31
TENNESSEE
BRIEFLY TOLD EVENTS
OF THE STATE

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! wsy IL to be seaaA Ia iistgaiash s,asts1
IN badge esaasY GeURwaa
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terea4~at ORDER nj nxsA ivilaws. ars
/ hsrr fpr sAe feas aay srsssen
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/ h@fi Aii3tAals. ssatw sapaYtagenapas
~ere pteeras al YeHef ssaseal asa eass
/ saalsresstss educational addresses
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seetiaa ans ea&sed seeetattpu 10 a~ ia
| turei % spfne sttens. xaa tire gxsssna
rFeF ~ss greatly h*ssfaaa ty the
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eity pahlix ~ haalx saovs fcr shs first
asonih Eass wear. aa increase ut aasaas
toe ssaaeats aser the sasal warullmeA,
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! ghats#aaegs TIERS tur the se~
| telasisnat4. Ne@ asasanS 4 Texas IA
igafsr hrsas~ se~s@~ tstA Tassass~4e wtxs*s
East Chattanooga w4tl ax completed In
/ D~e~FaheF,
fotsrrteu ~t'etfen In THE fselas has
| a~en lassis damaged by the ins~snans
| rains. ~Aith not aaiy stained The Hint
aas hak caused sesue cot ta4a Ia #psung
In the hasss
Nashville feanR Mems f'nyixtian
assoy iatian NJ hocl n~w department
III Vanderbilt university fog The train.
tnw az Y NJ e A warsefs. vas fur
AJAX, eaeas4
Memphis A prearraaswd ATTEMPT tn
escape from the Shelby voua's ,ast ~
Allen Nj Nsnats, loea' yeutA recently
convicted NJ rape by Jury IN shr erin,
raj etsatt VAS 'ailed nv Sheriff Perry
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NH7tt"0etss e't' @t's @iAG sAe
fstjiitt II tie ataFe las tr~allsg eaup-
v boards et electrical exan iNsrs hss
saeH f5~i before Chancellor tsrstn
49, 10 ..... b 1870
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

bsttanenrs ~tatr appF#teefs ~t0
hate h@ee arraHEed fny iwn Haatas }a
making - s4fy6F sad appraisal II a'5
Hrpntny liza tiam Nan s@tu@ty. hsre
stssttasfstsA&es' aaef @frs atsd ett4e.s ~
Nashville
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

Jack *n@ A hosll,a auarfs. splen.
st9ig equipped ssta aji Gee esAaFf it
ytrav@Ets ma accessories f9r THE
treatment iii first ait t1Fes cr the PER
t0fuAoee III 'aiaaf operations has
seen Installed at TIRE rIan' ~ the Har
sey alec gFaaa6ts company
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

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co~ferAsre { - "re4 hi. 4Rs;r4st u
Tn sva aerr ste sgr~h gsii ~
hs,.t III Hees * -*%s Rft~e"'
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nen are s1g aetesa GET2a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-31

Nash illV folR9 Asns fhFtxtiaH
sssov iatian se Aocl y nsw department
I'll SaadeFhili university for The train
tnw az Y M e A warkefs. vas FOR
;saaass easas4