davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHAl
Don't stay Grays Aeres an y
time Recipe that Anybody
car Apply,

I, mise ~ Sage and Sulphur Tor
strr,ng FADED, gray hair to 'ts nata'
rolsr dates back Ia graudmoth'
t,me, She nscd II Co keep hfr VI
beautifully dark, glossy ara ,a''F'
Nxs Whenever her hair took en- IN
k,un faded or s;renk~d apprafah'
sn,w .,nn.s Mixture MAS applied VI
wonderful effect.
Hut brewing nj home Is mnssy a
eut. OF date. Nowadays by asking
nav drug stprr fnr ~ bottle 81 NS'''
Sur, nhl sulphur Compound y
will gr, this famous old pT,rarnu'
tmnr,yyd NV the addition 1T "'h'r
wreaI,nts which can be depended
rn m restore natural color and beat
10 the halr =,
A weti known downtown drugs
s.vs n darkens the hair $" naturS
and evenly that ua'"dy can tell u
Accn Applied, yon Simply a"'''F*"
kpscrs or soft brush with u aud or
kh.s through your hair taking
Aermnd Mt n time nv morn'ns
vr~U hair disappears and AFTER
Sskew application or two " es'>@
Aeykt,ru,ly dark and glossy Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
NATIONWIDE BOOM
IN BUILDING STARTS
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR SAYS 9EN-
EaAl aussaEss 10 .HEcoM,
mo NORMAL.

Washington, The nationwide build
Ing boom. due 10 the large amoans Of
construction work postponed d1rtEs
tho war. sseEas 10 DO andsr way ~
last the department Of labor an
noanced Business In general ssesns
10 DO getting back 10 peacetifne
basis, the department, stated
"A decidedly opttsatstic tone Is found
In car reports ga baidIng and con
s,raethca work for the last ten i&ys,"
says a statement II the department
Building perrutss for February s.tos al
increase Of "a per cen, opaf he No
rsssyesss tssa.ea.. Particularly Ia ..A4
middtc Wes, Ia the Increased building
activity noticeable "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
tt<r1 F,ElO ARTil,lERS FARAcES
rARou0sa sTHEErs or
NASHVILLE.
sTATe WELCOMES lrs OWN


NasAsiii@ ~ lis&assd bs everything
iAss q xra,esai sagy, ana the three
grsAd Aivasseas III Tho state coaaa do
v skew ~ AsArsAeas sssss~eaassss VI
skssf schass~aasats IN Preach soil
Against shs Hun hsrass. sA@ r~tnrnea
hsress VI tAs littA Field Artillery, u
the fighting ThirtiezA lNvsxaaa tAsa.,
selves did kaaer 10 TIM fsx 'Aaaaseaa
that sis si~4pssx TIE lAsi lsag sasep sa
ysAaaers Fssaa tn their pAssds sAruusA
The streets cf NaxhvisiM
A thrcnT sstsnxs~a Mt iks, Aes per,
sons hsa II. FIRST VII. sA@sss msmaa.
tasily husAea waea the xigaasacxaes II
4 aaxs Waite. nAx. Sisa q xaaA xaAx
thereon for every maa who made the
supreme sacrifice 10 the stcsaaa fight
inx tor democracy. bosne past Ay tour
s,aiwat artiilsrymsa. dAwa~d upaa
them.
That honor 10 their dead. followed
Immediately behind Gel Laks La,
coamAnding officer OF the regiment.
ana Col James A. Gleason, who led
the heroic veterans IL the Arxonae
rores, and in taking the initiative Ia
bloltiax out the famous 81 Mshisi sa-
Aens.
Arsin az from the dusty slopes Of
caleksmaasa Ridge and tAr level
sweeps ~ Shiloh. the historic old
Nashville streets heard that ~ild psen
Or uastf~. fht'' fssse~f + ~. - rsssrtsisa
srom the shroats al Confederate yeters
ans who formed Il guard ot honor
Evea as that hattie cry had carried
CONSERVATION ana terror IN Its wsngs
In The satnfai days az 'Gs. NJ must the
hated Hans have been awsd ~ the
Stout hearted walwArta ~ the Th!r'
tic,h hayrd their will In conquer in
those dark days on the MsFne
This plc'are here, where ms~hed
and couniesmarched Alternately the
blue and the gray ia the days of that
other aew forxo,ten war was master
piece whish fnpsed To taarA A master
piece 81 histnry. whAeh showed the
grandeur of the old South. waning In
the grasp 81 time, only 10 form al
s.tergiow stsoat the radiance al the
gorseas Thirtie,h In which has lived
and fought. and conquered. tho spirit
~ the south
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
SOVIET CLERKS j
TAKE OVER Bl1s
RENTS co1lxcrro vi ,ANiross.
sroaEs cLosTo excEpr ron
SALE OF FooosAho pRuos,

Vienna allnwtax tim praxalva put
Into effect by the Aassiaa soviet sew
eminent at Moscow. 6ark rressdanss
In Hadapest have hecaaia mere figure
hsads. Shua soviet cierks administer
the bastneSs Rents ns longer arc paid
>ta landlords. but 10 the gasexnmuas.
which Ia represented by the isnisors.
The aiorea hays been natianaisged and
the heads al factories have anan ~
placed by tAass si~sisd BY The work
men.
The banking business Nv hsiuE hand
Ieazped under the asx regulations. No
enc 10 allowed To draw aal more than
sioa. eac"pt IN the payment ~ sAla
rie. A check must be signed by all
the trustees hefore u In suhmIttea 10 .
baak. wher~ il In haaared On ihe ron
ditian tina. the trustees VI the tnatlta
ticn arc shown 10 be employees
Daring the period In which iavwnto
rsea are being taken oil s,orws are
elowesl sxesp tao thu sale Of fcod sna
drugs.
Thousands VI refugees are travelling
toward Vienna, Ali ara deprived at
their brloneissS ri the frontier n ,hsy
,sts~sm,4 ~ .y~~~ Aas barasf xlaAaai1 No.
lng searched
Members Of The wealthy class have
resolved 10 tATy In Budapest aud
await events Countess Mary karoiri.
a cousin Of Cssunt ksTelyi, who reesnt~
ly r~stgnni - provisional itfs~ldent al
Hungary, h quoted "a sayisg
We have be@n reduced To II arrss
NJ land and ase hossA II 10 better 10
have thu, than roam oyw Tho world
homese~s We have got 10 live sams
where. mo N win IN here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
10 CROSS ATLANTIC
N TWENTY HOURS
NxNFouAo&Akrerc awxSANp Ain
FLscssr Al ss0uRxn NV
ncrsc xxrGEr,

aaaaAsaA fsam Ns~sa@naaAaA 10
it~sasa N tscasy koars. sakhlx ,xse "
The FsssAaiaAx wtRa. N MON ftxsr~6 ~
= rsrr sxme pssAs~x2 Ay Mai G. 70.
rsrwsr, oas ~ EnxArds iasssaa&s sst
atn~s.
Thaa N calculated pesas&ts wlsh Inc
Mss. the gigantic asw TaFsa asFsAsI
waseh tho asrstssA ssses1msAs has gass
started cat gaa~r experiments MAJ
Tarass believes thai the aissAap 10 20
play great part In transatlantic sss.
Axvm for rsasoas that hare mel sss
eeaa nARy sKAaAsasa Aa* net "A .sanes.
ssca al risxisns The asrpasae,
So fsr IN asEatses ~ voyage wlsheat
r~gsesainK u cenc~Fana, the AATEAta
thseaioas u rival ske steamship. xAys
Maj rasner
The Rss. waicA IA eMay 4 prelude
10 greater srsssss, will M ante 10 kr~p
her sasiaes sosax far Aecat sin days.
lint whsAeser she wtaa " fssorAlA
which viii aRaslsy se The casa enc way
or the ether aesess the AtlAssie, a
car step scnas or sh III ito ~nxsE~s
aaa drits twwAst !ss part w ''e.40'''
''1rae fastest steamship Ia unable 10
derive mscA pe~fsa fsam 4 favorable
wind"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

London Action b, Arlntgtan troops
lvoktnS at,ef Russian prisoners in Ger
aEt IN believed gn have nipped IN the
bud an Important RosaeWk plct So.
eordlnr 20 al Exchange Telegraph dis.
patch from Berlin
The Sparta ana In spanaar. the mes.
ssse states. had planned big rising
intending 10 arm several thousand
Rdsssans from the Rahiahea camp
Tho Americans. however. rushed the
pusssaas ON board trains and scattered
thsm under the Americans throughout
Uermany
The Spartacans, the dispatch adds.
had intended IN spring their revolt -
Z means 81 backing up the Hangarians
ID their Dolshsyiki more,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

limnIc had made some buastfni re-
marks as Ia his progress In grammar,
by the way Of otfsetttng his short.
eomings Ia tbs science of numbers.
We'll. what Is Il pTuhoun. JlmmieT'
assei pa.
for another word replied james.
Give me s"tn~ examples Of word
that stands FOR another word" sag
grstrd pa.
We'll. there's dern an darn an
blame bn dosgune," said James
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

work for na4 and i know II Will help
others Ii they viii give Ii . falr trial. |"
Mrs Lizzie COURTNEY, los Sth Are.
West, Oskaloosa. Iowa
Why viii womsa drag along from day
10 day. year In and year out. suffering
such misery ~ did Mrs. Courtesy. when
such letters a. this are continually bsing
published. Every woman who suffers
from DISBURSEMENTS, irregularities. In
fanmatior. liberation, bAeksehs. nsr.
vousneas. Or who Is pssaing through the
Change OF Life should give this fAmous
root and herb remedy. Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. trial For
special adyies write Lydia Y. Ptnkhara
Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass. Tho result
Vi IT'D lang experience u u your service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
"c,id In the Head"

10 an acute attack ot sasai Catarrh, Fer
SONS ~hn ara subject 10 rrrqusn, ''colas
In ths head" viii ind that the use Of
and rsndvF them iess liable TO eclds
Repeated attacks Of Acute Catarrh may
Had - Chtuntr CNtarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is TAX.
en internally ahA acts through he Bleoa
or the Mucous surfaces af tbs SUSTAIN
All Druggists Tsc Testimonials free
tiGn 90 ter AIRY c&se OF catarFh that
HAIi.s CATA8RH MEDICINE viii net
cure
r. J. Cheney n Co Toleta. Ohio
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
Rad Economy.

Mr. Pcs'rr You've been downtown
spending nonpy again after told you
we'd have 20 b" careful
Ills WiieI thluk you're perfectly
horrid. took ear to the city io
maj, letter 80 neither cause | could
mail II there for two cents when II
cost three out here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
EiIt,nn Him Full.

haven't had bite ~ eat SO
Scsn rlny mornlps, ami "h'era
Rs ~ mrndiesnt
ks,,$..t We'll. then r@tsEu
nrnyson ! Taft. tho versatile ress
An,s,, heg,nnIns 10 Is~ tarou
M vxskets HIM Inn Where
lvr IT, Al here Il ia Fe"'seal
hptsan Of a Ratvonlsn feast. -
1 kh,d og last Asht, | viii read
Ne xsu I'm sur, yeu viii spp~rei
1 "--ksrSaS t1ts star,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

waehsngsna ~Receni -vs@ss n Hss
gary. Gen March annnumrs6, hsvs ~
sal,@a in 10 change In the military pos
icy Il the United States ~ fsF ~ tie
war Department Sss been asFsssA- Re-
turn ~ troops from France In prOrsss
,ng even fsssev TIE scheduled orig.
nAli4. b. sad, and nDth.ag had %
csrve9 10 interfere with thts mere
riens
Trc.3p movements hom~vxra durtaE
IN. nes;h ca. March. Cea. March saSk
asg.sgz.e4 sAlsS, against an >sst-
ms.a previously made for shss, Acasa
Af .ssa. Bs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

ukranian Army sorseards polIsh City
Fer Two oays--Msny People Are
kiilec-~AIlisa Economic Block.
s6e Car Fra Eeatme


stockholm After a violent battle
Rloax the Mi,au Takkum railway. Let
sish forces. defeated the bolsheyik'
and occupied the tcwns IN Kanmern
and Kalnaem, a dispatch frusa ilhaa
says kalusem 10 about ~ miles
southwest OF RixA
A frank avoxal that tho position oi
the nolsheyiAi government had he
come absolutely intolsraale vas mads
at thu recent International Bo,shcsss
conferences by " ilarscharskr, mtn'#-
ter Of education IN the sostst govern,
ment. sycordiaS 10 re,rograd dls.
patch The minister IA sad io have
confessed That ''ihc soesalis; con.
science Of the very circles on which
nelsheytSm " based 10 shaken a.
present
i.anacAarssy also admitted that the
worst energy ct rolsheysm wss the
allied economic blockade aud he even
went SO far a. to sredIc' the end D.
the Bolsherts regime II the blockade
continued He said thai owing To
physiesi privations trosn lack oi bread.
fuel and raw materials II vas natural
that wrath sheuM Dc provoked against
the government and that Il should also
be aoused Of inets;ciency
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
Fsll FROM XIV sroax,

Wv~ss la.ae ~ ets<fs~.a .. Sssea-
Sss~sA ses hsy Receiver.
nenvss, rcaa--ksss pcraa Halter. 4
y,seexx Snrss. feu frrn The .veniesA
sesry Of Tie Darisss 4 Tishe. Svsid-
Ind observation sfws4 and isnAed % ,
PATTERN ss iAs s<~<1tseath story
She vAs scxns - hcsfs sssef TIE sees
tsr. AT ths hoEpssal 4. was said sas
vi, probably recover. She was scna
sssczs asss SD she 'esi waEs rsAeh
s.s s@.r ~iess LOS ~ .Ea w.nk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Washington ~ Five ssrrer dered Ger.
naaa submarines lsf. England fos The
United States manned BY American
crews and conveyed NY the American
submarine teedsr Ha#knell
They are expected 10 arrive In Amer
lean waiter late In April and VIII -
displayed =, ports TO 10 selected in
connection vita the rex, L4sayty loan
campaign
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

rsrts -~I.eubu-g vas heavily sheile4
BY ;hA Ckrssnssrs, aercr9rns 10 \ He
vas dispatch from waryav Scores OF
civilians wer- Killed and hanArsds
we're Wounded ST Georges cathedral
and the archalshcp's palace we're had
" damaged
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Detroit, Mich SiI armed bandits
heia W q branch IT the Com noa wealth
state hAnk here and cssAp~a w!ia q
sum reported 10 the police TO exceed
ssa.eoo after having locked /. per
sons Including patrons ~ well as at
iacAes 81 the aans. in a vAaa;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

bid you ever zee 500 auto with
$50 horn' Welt, there's lot Of
folks the same way.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

"lM RMe--AB
nothing ssSsun@d y
Do mo any good a
hssnd advised No
% tAks Lydia r.
finkhszn's vsg&
tahls Compound ]
ID - ard Eu& -
Asf right sway. I
exn certainly ~
commend this yAlu-
sbts nsedscins 70
ether women who
suffer. for u has
done such zoe a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Spokane, WASH That the red wora
IN - sspld,y iearning the Eass Of her
white sisters Was evidenced al Col.
vssis. ~nee Maggie Cornelius, faaf-
hlcSssies Ssofans Indian, secured Dr.
vcgee frsm George Cornelius aEa WAS
Also 2xarGss. SIS usaEta ats=seay
she charged thas her AnsS2a1 uRs In
iolspt and refused 10 support her
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

wrishts ini'an Vegetable Pills captafs
eathiRs eut vegetable tHKs@disnIs which act
s~atiy ~ tbats ahi pUrTagtvs Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

A man withou, country Is one who
l,res In town
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Philadelphia 4 Csash; in a SaEile.
aa1aoar gale, The steamship Joseph j.
Cu-eo sank near Tie barber refuge =,
-De,avar~ ,sreskwa,er The cargo Ct
ls,e9a egnches o, SaaA1AS waved al
ais-fzs. vas destroyed. hss tAs boa,
NAY 10 salvase3
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Grad Rapids, Via --Horan LAv
r~ncN killed a volt rear his hos-s vita
"a h. cs;y ltasts The animal Rad
heen seen several times IA, wx
tAcaxAt 20 he q 3oG More vosses are
,cgorsca n the ..asrs eoracos aud u
~-ra-sst S=zs nav &c held
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

hsdfsst, bit the wiser one " hs
rho adopts proper measures before
~ lila become serious. During 4
kard winter or the following spring
SUne feels rundown, tired Out weak
md nervous. Probably yea have
suGesed from colds or influenza
Which has left you thin, week and
bale. This IN the time to PIT your
system in order. II Is tine Tor
Aoase-cleaning. 49,, f--''.' g
4 A goJ> old-fashioned alteative
md Temperance tonic is one made
n wild roots and barks withot ths
s,ss OF alcohol, and called DIR.
Pierces Golden Medical Discaery,
In tablet or liquid form lis Is
natures tonic, which restore tho
lone Of the stomach, actlyy Of
the liver and steadincss Il the
nerves, strengthening the thols
system.
Lss,.s.l4s. Ny ~ hsa sss-isi q sp*'' soAas
/ ss~t uf Plsfes'a Caktsa MsfTpai i'%es$sT'
o. e.yarsn. ~As tFYisx 10 i@pfo"s rsdo~1
spwssilaa Thhs rsssliIaS ~! : s~sy sa-d toes q
snakiax sns stronger sni nt"ra fssay 70 y w
Asaal purs IL ia tho SOD r%Hs~iy ID ~ aA'
Jamss Y. csaa. isaD M ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Exprsssss rhsnAs ~ Unttsd oeetss
For Services osrsrs war.
WssAinsian. ---Amhssssdof Davis o.
vfs~A TIN state department thse Tho
qssea cf RsunsAaia. Who Ii visitinx ID
EngiAal. AAd asked that be sryw~s -
,hs wosn~s VI America her Sfatsepds
Tor taetF services 10 tbs Rorsnsnsss
people darsng tA~ VA. The ewess ss'
v-~s~~d Aes appreciation N many 10
vssAt.oas ssravSd tn visit Am@sisA.
and saA shs hspsA Ia Do - - se@s
fssvys tine. although 81 the e01ef1
sssn ~ Asr present visit ~ nM1oAs1
sAs ~aa ssiae V return 10 kss sws
ss~stry
was4inxto~ 49, lfY1ciAl tire IN sSsxy
sactson al the oSsniry moved fps~~r9
an boar 81 Z s'eaOEA Sunday mosMsnx.
ihss ssssr4nx 10 =, Aeeund sHssus~T a
dayiixh. nrlss, 7Ths n~w tins viii
refrain In fonS snsii the last Sanasr
n oesossr, .1Ass CLOCKS viii be sscvsd
bach an ssar.
- 4a-4s--~-~.s~~.
W@thfngioa Gen March sanorrrsd
tA&f h had ordered soidisrs asSchs9a
tfx Within ~ hoars asiss arrival ~ -
,esslissisoa cAmps. wrls~s sp~cisi sssr
ds,snna Eaas II impo~sshia sss aid
The 1stxoA.sisastoa total nos hsA eAasr
"a thu nrlssos md . half marx.
paris Ths taocks1s NJ CssMss Az
ysrla rf,i b. iifssd - sesa "A ms~ssSsa
e&s "a ...exts6 Ae rvevsntaMx I'm
ports into .Aas sseyssosy helsx n.
porsea To cesmAay. n 80 sseAte4D - q
eesara II ~ sSsssgx assssssS - tAs
rcwxv hs,a hssN
waAA!nGss&~-Tssro n DsyMswa 10
shs aex vNtssy llhestr loo ~
nouneeA 49, TIE Eess Ehsrsi ever o.
tered hy tAe sovernn~-t istwxyeA
asyrAsis nsay he sIssn4ss oy.r 4 -
rSoa 81 six snsctAs. from My n 70
N~TsEhAs u,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Zurich --Ta< Pe,ish dtes has snaI
ncrsgy s3e2ied . rssesufsSn that Rsi
sAsvssn shall ~ ecmnsffss VIZ MI
aar fierce Of TIE ressah geresrmsst, 3
G.srasrA trcr wassav aya
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

parviris va.-Js6xe wH!tasa Lark
AZ. ;sSxs O. .Aa ccrpcYsiioa ecEYy II
pasvslle Asa ~s4ely kaoxa did here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
SoStErs LOST eArTLG-


Owf Artiltssy Active.
ArcAAnxel Allied ARTILLERY wAs ~
tive IN the .ieiaity VI ths village OF
Rolsaoaa ossra, but the cioady wealth
or h,ndarad the work az the sviAsoss.
who were observing the effects o. the
eaanonaae In the meantime the alsse1
forces holding the road on eesh sides
O. sha town we-v enxassd IN strength.
eErE tseiV positions.
4 s~T,sll Infantry attack sas nanas
as TIE allied Positions Ga tho YEA
'roas 10 spite OF n harasardnsas
vAicA preceded the attack. sse Vol:
sAsslsi we're Fspsase9 and asst naSs
ay Ths allies Suffered only f~s cas-
zaltses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
iii The Spring Time.

Any fool hncEs
tzstNigh X, carry
IAN umbrella
when II rains.
but the wise man
Is he who car
ri@ t,naf when
It's only cloudy.
ANY u,a.a will
send for . doc
tor when hs gsts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

,.er6nn. liz aadisscn 10 r~sntorcsng
the rarrssou nj Danxte. the Germans.
s~-p-sirx 10 advises receives seFe-
are sat! to Re azaasting guas absns tAs
rrs.s.aa ecxsy nsxs TIA. psrs-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-29
REFUGEES N NEED Of
ALL KINDS Of GARMENTS

Every kind ~ garment, for Ill
ages and both sexes, y urgently
nodded. u addition, piees seeds,
light warm canton flannel and
ether kinds q cloth from which %
mako earmsnts for nsw-bsrn babass,
ticking slssstins. and blankets,
Woelen oeeds Of any kInd-and
shoes q every st1s are asked for.
Scrap leather b nssaed fer Fspelr.
Ing tsetsear.
9lNee The clothes will b sueJeet
- e Tire hardest kind q wear, enly
garments 81 strong and durable ma
teriale should b sent Il 10 useless
. esssr u any afflicted pepulatiea
easynents ef Hlimsy material. Make
the olete practical
Garments need me- - In perfect
condition. Many tneusand destt-
tuts women In the occupied regions
aro eaoer 70 earn = small llvslthood
BY repairing GIFT clothing and max
Ing new garments adaptsd to nssds
wlth which they are familiar.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-29

That the principal sufferers from
lack Of clothing among the refugee
population are the women and chill
dren, n shown from the report q one
Rel Cross clothing disDensary n
Paris, covering the months Of Ssptem-
Der. October. November and Decem-
ber last. II aided 7.7tS rsfugees. die.
tributing among them 40.S17 garments.
OF the number aided s,l12 wsre NO
men and children and Its were men.
Up to September l q last year the
Red Cross had distributed nearly half
million articles Of clothing 70 rsfu-
gees IN the Paris district alone.
An illustration q the Increasing -
mand Tor clothing among the refugees
q France can b seen IN : report on
the western district Of the country. n
September tho number aided was IL
elS: in October II increased to 13.SSS.
and the following month It mounted
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-29

coming under the provisions OF
the act, and also to give all posi-
BILE aid and instructions to all tax.
able persons, partnerships ane
corporations, calling on him.
1t might be well for all those
effected to secure a copy of the
Revenue Act from the Collector
Hon. j. Y. Faun.leroy Custom
HSas., New Orleans La.
Mr.. w. L. Grant, deputy collec
tor of this District returned tc
this section this week in order to
assist the people in making out
their reports. While in New Ibe
ria his Office is in the Court
House where he usually holds Out
when in eur City.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-29

The Greatest Mother IN the world.
still busy caring for hundnsds q thou
sands Of fighterS OF vAcle Sam and
their families. has undertaken the
,t.sk-vf clothing Thousands Of refugees
-msn. women and little children.
And every homo In the United States
d asked during the week Of Aarch ~
81 to give to their Red Cross Chapter.
branch or auxiliary. at least one piece
Of old, warm clothing. shoes or bed
ding.
During the week Il II hoped 70 col
!ect ct least 10000 tons Of clothing.
which viii be rushed to collection cen
tsrs u the Red Cross. thence By ships
to the shivering and hungry thousands
In devastated Europe.
Officials q the ouK olvlele~v
American Rel cress, are hopeful
the peopls 81 leuisiaRa, Aaississip-
pi and Alabama Will respond With
their usual enthuslasm.
-The Red Cross u asking for the
old clothing in the name Of For All
Humanity and It costs you nothing 70
give your old clothes to the refugees"
il the message Of Mrs. Catherine II.
Moberly. director Of the Department
Of DEVELOPMENT. Gull Division. A. r.
c.. New Orleans. to the chapters and.
In turn, to you who live IN the D.
vision States.
Thousands In Need.
Three months after the armistice