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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

hibition on July !, next. If there are
not the agencies needed for the enforce
ment of the decree, then the special SEES
sion of Congress which President Wilson
no doubt will summon Immediately on
his return from Europe will see to it
that measures are passed providing the
agencies for making the law respected
by foe, as we'll as friend of it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

Mrs. Phoebe (Apperson) Hearst, bene-
factress, left record of gentility of ma
trre that seems in striking contrast to
the record which her only son, William
Randolph Hearst, is building for himself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

This is one of the biggest days in New
England history day when New
England paid honor to her division that
fought so splendidly in the European
war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

Now it is Essex Junction that is after
one of those branch Ford factories. Keep
E. j. Phelps poem dark in the meantime.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

The street OF Cairo" at the county
fair will not be true to the real Cairo
hereafter unless it runs red with blood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

Hoover isn't in Berlin and hasn't been
there. Anticipation on the part of the
Berliners has set them to guessing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

Now all together, ''We want Burleson'
Ito get out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

Barre City, where he has employment.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
George Rock, Friday, April rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

We are now paying for our mild and
salubrious winter. And what price!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-25

Go easy on that punch, Joe; you're
not bailing out sinking boat. Dos.
ton Transcript.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
|loGelns pRlpERTI SUN
q. w. Dodsoa bays Historic
Dickson Normal School
Property. Exeellent
Location.

Ii, VI. nodeoaa. lasi week. heaght
the nletsan College prnpesty irosn
psoI. /. 3. L.oxeins. This property
coasists III the large hricA college,
girls and hssys' dasmiiasiee diains
ball and nihes oaihaiihinss, Thsfr
arr ten aeF.% la the tract AMI II M
onv al the aaost attractive building
sites sFsani picssoa We learn
NJ l,ass.on insrasi. Ia Fvmoss same
M the ss.ma haitsi,nas and rat a
street through shs ptnp.fis ~h.ch
will give him s@vs,sl aslr~ excellent
lois, He hopes ia aispo~e Al the
main hsick building, aith thr niss
pio, Of srouad surfeandlne Il. ioT
the purpose al sunains = scheai os
sanisariam, In buying shis proper.
ty be Alec aei with Il ths school
desks, rxeellen, library. etc. With
Mr. Dodaons v record tor hustle and
pusti 'ws- Vi. confident he vii hs
able 10 dispose at the property Sat
isiae.otils te h.ms~li aud 10 The
advantage Of Dicksan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Good. Reads Movement.

4 meeting on good roads was
held nj White Bluff, Feb, ala. al
which plans we're made and All or
sanitstion perfected 30 reuaha ths
pike rading toward Hsrpe.h River
Officers were elected ~ follows;
Wm, Adcoek. Pres Jim Brown
Sec /, A. l., Riyins. FOREMAN ot road
building. Rich Bibb and N.N
Brown ioremen Of gravel piits Sew
Ell men we're appointed on the so-
Ilriting committee and a, presen,
have more than $500 10 subscribed
in cash and labor. BY the fatmefe
and citizens o' the 18th. l&,h and
18th Districts
The work will begin at the White
Bluff corporation line next Monday
morning, March Srd, and continue
three days next week Fifty "a
seventy Ave farmers and citizens
hsve subscribed cash ar labor ior
this work ard very line road splr.
II -xis's throughout this section OF
the county
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
TO the Citizens Of Dickson
and Dickson County

The Singer Sewing Machine Co.
have seer tit to send the To this CITY
and County to take charge ol
their business OF selling thsir Cele.
brstsd Machine and rebuilding the
trade, al il has bsen allowed to run
down, by the employmen, Of agents
who lacked experience and eillcien.
oy, | am here to make my perna
nens hasne and aax for your eoaa
itnce aad ,rado I will give ybt
Fair and Honest Treatment in all o.
our Dealing
have been IN the employ oi ths
Company lot :. years in Missou,
aud ks0sss and sm thoroughly
aualtiei 10 aiiast snd repair all
Machines nt reliable makes.
viii slso carry in stock Needles
Oils. Belts. snd other supplies fol
any sewing Machine.
Call a. lr write our Company oi.
hge If gnu need = machine OF nihe'
auppin. W. -siI the best Ma.
chime m Earth IN the Easiest
Terms 10 sa,l the Buyer Hoping
10 sst ssqus,u, 4 wi,A the citizen.
NJ tnis coNnty At an easEy date
remain yoar@ most respectfully
A. q. SCRANTON.
Nntta Main 81. n,cksou, Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
IMPLEMENT REPAIR MEEK
MARCH 3 rec 1878

A national week ter the repair os
farm implements has been designat-
ed ios March i to 4 hY The National
impieneni and Vehicle Assccia
tioa. This program has the en-
dofsement al the United States
Department nj Agriculture. Dur.
ing that week farmers are askei 10
order their ascssssry repair parts so
that whes the rush season comes
on lafm machinery may be iu good
working condition. Trade eondi
iions afs such thai rspAir parts eau.
uns br assured /! they are ufisred
later,
In addition 10 this. !, is suggest
ed that farmers make repairs AZ
soon ~ supplies sts received. tnr
fear repair parts may be lost. IL
may be, too. tha. some things have
been overlooked. in which case.
time may be then available to re
erivr shat IL needsd.
Order and repair at ouss all
tsrm machinery, !s the request. ..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
HAVE YOU CONTRIBUTED
To RELIEF FUND?

Dickson County vas asked Ia
eottributr s25s1 10 Tor Relief ia
tho Near East. This campaign
was put on 10 the County bv ask
ing people throughout the County
to contribute sb ts1 or solicit untiI
that much was secured 10 cash o,
subscriptions This should have
been easy but Tor sothe reason the
people did not respond very readily
Up to the present .ime St3J ul has
been paid in cash and 1861 ID in
subscriptions, making the total ol
$7Si 81.
There are sosne In the County
tha, 90 doubt expect 10 comply
with tho request and may have
some funds Oh hand or subscrip.
tions would like ior all who
have no, responded TO DO 81 a, once
~ thai Oickson County can make
a full report.
Rsinse deciding ,hst you will not
contribute 10 this fund please COO.
slider carefully th~ ioar hundred
thousand starving people -Four
hunifed thousand Of them ARE
orphan. Without either father or
mother Onr million four hundred
thousand without shelter l think
II you sill give this due considera-
tion you will be willing to make
some.sacr,ice In order to help thes,
people |, Ia our Christian duty
and since the war IA over We must
not le, ,hsse people starya. Please
rep0r. promptly
| wish 70 thank all who have
contributed. IL r. CoWAN.
Chairman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

rhe election hesd lass f,islas to
d@iermine the question u a No
Fence or Stock Law ias Eieksan
Coansy resulted i'm an eseswhsla.
iLg majority against the enactment
at las Las. The slaeiiaa .aaammls.
sionets have not. ~ vet, eanysss~d
the rsurns. bot II Ia estimated thai
old hriadls' wnn ou, by ., less,
4 to /.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
DON'T FAIL TO SEE WILLIAM RNM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS H PATRIOT

tI-i to all exemptions alIawssi 4
married p@rson.
The normal rate ot tar anfr' the
uaw sct IL b pef cent u the iifsl
S4 900 u net income above sh- exi
etnptians aud IL pr csEf u III.
net income 10. excess a. $4,000 Ia
comes in excess II 5000 are sub
iset aiao 70 auFtax ranging ir,m
per cent oi the amount Of the nei
incoms between S. 600 and 81 ON
10 81 p.r cent u the net uscoms
above 81 ,@ 0On.
Payment of the tax may be made
in Toll at the time ol filing return
or In four ins,allments, 90 or before
Matets Id, " ssi es l.lese J..s4s Ia
on OF before September Ii. and on
os before December ~.
Revenue ottic.ss will vlsi. every
county in the United States r. sid
taxpayers In making out their rs'
tutna The da,s IT their ARRIVAL aud
thN location o' their otiicss may he
a.crv,a.ned by inqa,fins AT o.iices
oI collectors o. internal r@vvhpr,
vo.toihces and banks Failure 10
s.e ttis.s n{n ,ers, however, sirss sns
relieve the taxpayer oi bis oh,lsa
ton 10 Tile his return and pay hrs
tax within The time specified by
law, La .tsis caae iaxpAyrE- Masl
Geek the Government. not the Gov
eminent the Taxpayer,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
INCOME TAX DUE.
Returns Must be Filed on or
Before March Is. Bill
- Provides tieavy PEN
alties.

Washington. u G Work m the
collection oi ST. 010 900 ,uU has
been begun by tbs Bureau of Inter,
mai Rsysnus. This IL the estimated
yield u III, new revenue bill Thr
lncoms tax provisions VI thu act
reach the pocket book oi every Sin
gle person IN ths United States
whose net income fur 1918 was
$t 600 OF more ani u every mar
ried person whose net Inc Jme was
~ 90, OF more Persons whose
net income .qnaIIed or exceeded
thsss amounts. according to thei'
III .flt-l status. must tis return Of
,ncaius with the eollrsiaf oi intsrn-
. reyenus iof The d,slript ia. which
they live on OF before March Is
Hs,e 10 what will happen 10
them II they don't, fnr Il failure n
lie Il return on tins a hns Of no,
more than ST OtU aud All addition
nj as.t ssmsa, OF 25 PR cent NJ ,hs
amount Of ,ax due
FOR wilItully refusing TO make
A return 90 time, tins not exceed,
ing $40 ON. OF not exceeding one
years imprisonment. or both,
For making a false or fraudulent
return a tne ot not more than $40.
900 0f Imprisonment Tor not more
than ono year at both, together
an additional assessment oi 40 per
cent ut thu amount oi tax eyaded
For ialure to pay the tax on
time, tye ol not more lhan$l ON
and MI additional assessment oi 5
per cen, oi the amount OF tax un.
paid plus per cent interest Tor
each full monlh during which IL r.,
malns unpaid
In addition to the Sl OO aud
" th)U personal exemptions. tan
payers are allowed an exemption OF
200 Tor saca person dependent up
on them Tor chief support II such
person |" under eighteen years oi
~ass ~ani Incapable. ii :, se,i7snppael
Under tho ial' act this exemption
was allowed only Tor each depend
ent child The head ut u lamily-~
one who supports ono nf more PEI.
sons closely connected vs,h Asm IVY
blood -olstinnship, relationship ny
IN irrlase, ~ by adoption --,s ra.i.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
MEMS CSC

We will pay 2ae per pound Tor
hens Friday and saturday Feb, ~
aud March |. tell all oi your ncn.
layers on one oi these days. and
get the best price ever offered ios
hens IN Dickson. This will probably
b. the test price offered this sea.
son. ~ the mafks, is weakening.
Remember the dates aud a,s rid
OF your Guile while the price IL
good. Yours Truly.
Mmnhr~s Produce Go.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

gill sell at Public Auction. al
the 7 B Lossin. COLLEGE grounds
SATURDAY., Nsrch y, 1919. at lC
D clock a, NJ. t,,r cssh. the follow
las;
- os 30 secondhand heating
stov-s. - ~ 30 small and Kitchen
.tst,r-. u.'tA nGmhe OF book CA.
se@ sAslrs. oed-i-ad4. bed spr,asr
'n3 many other tainss too namer'
)us n mention
Have a number of good benches
sultsnse fs cl,arch~s ~ -chooi Aous.
:. WA, aill he sold privately. on,
o, 4, say time before the sale.
Sssioo, Con gniss,oners attention
IL called IN ,hess ..eass.
DSa's faii Ia come.
q. W. DOD-oN. 0sner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

will oder for sale a, pnblle
auction. the ertiEe stock oi roesas
owned by w. NJ Lane, bank
raps 81 E~anessee City. .Tnss stsNk
II goods consists nj q complete
lane oi dry geasis. eroaeties. etc .
10 good condition
h. This ssle wall take place A. the
store. II O'Clock. Saturday, March
4. T.. " DANIEL. Trustee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Noti.e.

Called meeting Dickson Lodge
No l6S. Y 4 A. NJ. SATURDAY,
March lat. 1,S0 y N, Tor wnrk in
4, A. Degree. All Il A Ma-ons
invited. Fraternaiiy.
II. N. WILLIAMS. W VI
+, III, CROW. Secretary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

The Dicksoa Greenhouse vii
have I'M ==se. Saturday. March ls.
at Dr. Diamond 8 Store foe la
oi Csbhsge pisu,s. at 2se PR 100
Also A lew flowers.
Ladies. come cut and zee them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

For Friday and Saturday. OF this
week. we will make the special
price oi l5c ca-h and 2ic trade, for
hens, This is record pnce and
may not happen again Tor snmetinl..
Ii. DRY GOODS co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
:. .pEATHl

Mrs. Joe Marsh, aged 35 years
died "Wednesday At her home in
West Dickson. Funeral services
was held Thursday and her rem ain.
laid TO res. in unton Cemetery, She
is survived by her husband and foui
.hiliyen,
Mr. Henry Thomas, aged 55,
dled Al his home nj Burns Tues
day evening ct inllu"nns.pn-Dm
ma H. ~ survived hv family,
His rmstns we're inferred Wrfnr~.
day afternoon /. the fse4sAh,yht~.d
burying ground.
Mrs Eliza Bibb. aged ~ YEAR,.
lied at The home If her Meier. Ms
stherl Reeves 10 South hickson
saturday Her death followed q
stroke ct paralysis Her remains
were taken to McEwen. her form, Z
home. Saturday morning for inter
Inent.
Mr. George Bowers, Who has been
q resident ot this plsce far .eversl
months, died in Nashville hospi
tai Tuesday II last week aud hl.
remains were taken to Michigan.
his former hom'. for inssvmen;
HA /. survived by vile and too
caigdrrn.
Mrs Bates Welch. aged Il years.
died a, her home essr Burns. Tues
day. Fehruarv 2s. after = lingering
illness OF inassnas pneuDo y T.
Ahoo, one week age. her husband
and a IL yeAr-oId aoa died ri ths
same dis~ase Within the pss
month, Mike Welch, hroth-r q.
Bates W. lch. and t~c member. Il
hss family. Aon and daughter
lied os the same malady--makina
stx deaths 10 the ,~o families 10 oc
sur in sess than FIVE wseks Both
|tamiliss reside in the same neist
borhoad. and we're good citigan..
= = .
NJ James VI. Tslsey. aged sirhis
YEAR,. died Wednesday morning.. s'
the hcue II his dsughte., Mrs "
C., Suisa. oa Center Arsnoe. after $
ilns-s O. ovst = ysas's durs,'on al
paraly.is. he was ons os Disksoo >
olass; settlers and highly respected
/ hy sll Fusetsl servicps s.s bed
Tnas~iar sfiereooa a. the Christian
Church and iDserntnt followed to
| II-sioa Camsssry. He IL ssrvivsd
|hy six ehildrea william Tal'sy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Wynoaa. Miss. Charley rallsy.
Nashville MRS. !. NJ. Baker. oss,
lsnla. fla Mn W. & smish end
Ar. W. H. MsMary. Dickson: and
Mack ralley u III. A. 4. f, in
France.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

The las, of United War Pledges
sill be due March la, Please falI
ats.i pay, these pledges at an<e 10
ord. ihet iufl settlement car va
made u ante.
Please dn aot neglect ,hs4,
W 4. MEADOW ife~ 4ref
Il pne nhtr FnHF sstst anal 'iabt
hili lni r4F j, essiy IL tns n.G,h
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

FOR sALE-~ruse bred White
orpipgtun rooster~. Mfs. W A.
Goodrum.
he prnmp' and pay your water
and light bill the fra, ~ the month.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
STUDY Of PIANO.


All ~ho are interested In the
study n pianA y sAss ssc. os call
Miss Mary n.asgsn. graduate
pupil M The winkisr Couserva.
tory, Nashville. Tenn. and pupil
Of Maurice Afonsoa. Chicago
Musicsl College. Miss Don~ean.
Also. taught sevsssl mon,hs In
the kokomo nsolidsted school
kotomes Mis.. baA o~ins 10 IN
Flu epidemic. the school was
closed, recently. Tsrm.. reason.
shl~. Telephone No. tCi,isens)
isT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

II you are ia need III anything In
the Jahn nasrs plow Co. line. call
on r. r. Edwardl.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-04-18

Ind. No t-Americsn Fais-ouots, $4,000.
Ind. No. 2ARoekland-ouota, $4,000; Rockiand State Bank.
No. 2-Neeisy-ouOts, $1,000; chairman. a. W. Issak; Mrs Roy Earring
No. s-LIttie cresk-ouota, 1900; p. W. Misenheimer; Mrs r. F Nc.
carthy.
No. 4-Enason-ouota, $4,000; Robs. Hinhouse; Miss zins Etason-
Mo. s-central-ouota, 1000; j. C. Hunter.
Mo- 7-East Eork-Buots 5000; VIM. Tayson; Mrs. Lee Frodshsm.
No. e-Landlng-ouota, $4,000; John Hadiey; Mrs Ricketts,
Mo. s-Moun,aIn vlew-ouota $500; e. o. coeson; Mrs. J Il. Clark
no. to-Roy-ouota $4,000; e J. Peterson; Mrs. c. c. Bartlett
No. tt-Arbon-ouota, $4,000; e. II. Davis; Mrs. o J Bowen
Mo- t2-sannock-ousts, $4,000; o. q. Ripley; Mrs 7. q. Evans
No. ts-Pauline-ouota, $4,000; e. C. England; Mrs. n. N. saulsberry
and Mrs. c C. England
No. 14-cryrat-ouota $1,000; }. C Davis; Mrs. }. C. Davis
No. ts-cedar crsek-ouota $1,000; q. w. Evans; Mrs p p. spauId-
ing
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-04-18
Let Us Show Uncle Sam the Citizens of Power County
Are 100 Per Cent American
DO IT MONDAY
Quota for Power Co. $4,000
SEE YOUR BANK OR DISTRICT MANAGER.

No. 16-Fairview-ouots $4,000; Frank Erte; Mr.. chas kempf
No. 7-PIesant VaIley-ouota $4,000; |. x. Adolf
Nc. 1s-Prosperty-ouota $1,000; c. w. spratter; Mrs. Robt. Schmidt
No. ts-cedsr Rdse-ouota $1,000; Mrs. |. r, Drake
No. 2o-cod creek-ouota, $4,000; w. 2. Mcknight; Mrs w F. Nc
Knight
No. 2t-sunbeam-ouota, $4,000; Geo. seeos; Mrs. Carl Rudeen
No. 22-Fau creek-ouota, 81 600; viii oliver; Mrs. Bert Anderson
No. 23-cove-ouota, $4,000; J. w. May; MIRA chretine Hendricks
No. Observation-Disclosures, $500; Burmese Burnes; Mrs. Burmese Burnes
No. 25-Rinae-ouots, $1,000; chas. Behrens; MR.. l. L. comstock
No. 26-Hawkns-ouota, $500; r. MittIestedt; Mrs. Geo. Bradley
womens Liberty Loan Committee for American Falls, Chairman,
Mrs. r. 8. Greenwood, assistant, Miss Irene oliver.
District chairmen, Mrs. {. c. Wuest, Mrs. II. C. Wones, Mrs. w.
Bennion, Mrs. p. G. Hanson Mrs. L. S. Upham, Mrs. :. 7. Watts, Mrs
chas. johnson, Mrs Florence Albets, Mrs. L. /. Evans, Jrr Mrs. Levi
southwel, Mrs. r. L. Cunningham, Mrs. Ed. ouinIan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-10
LOCAL STUDENTS
WIN SILVER CUP
Contestants of South Bend
High School Place in
Two Contests.

The silver cup In the annual
Lake Forest Interscholastic contest
and first place in the Northern In
diana Oratorical contest were won
by local nigh school students at
contests held Friday at Lake Forest,
Ill, and at Elkhart, Ind.
The winning Of first place in oral
expression by Miss Lucille Gerber
and first place in letter writing by
Miss Dorothy Geltz. together with
the standing of the other two mem
bers of the team, Carl Baumgartner
and Douglas owen, brought to South
Bend the silver loving cup which is
offered by the Lake Forest academy
each year to the school having the
highest team average.
Miss Dora L. Keller, head of the
English department at the local
high school. accompanied the team
on its trip.
The first place in the boys Ora
torical contest at Elkhart was tax
en- by Morris Goodman. Miss Mar
jOrie Lee took part in the Declama-
ton contest but did not place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-10
DearF earS0fCh

Dear me, / do wish those children
would keep away from that gate,
They've been hanging around ii
for the last half hour-there's one of
them hanging on the fence right
now. Is she leaning over it on pur-
pose oh. 1 thought she was gone
that time sure enough!
What afunny little plaid skirt she
wears. Some body has had a lot TO
do darning those stockings. There1l
be mother hole to darn by night, the
little rascal, Little does she reCk
or care about darns or holes either
wonder If that's her brother
with her-the little fellow with the
big. serious eyes, and on, the fog
horn voice, Why is il that children
can never speak 20 each other no
matter how near they r together
without yelling like Commanche
Indians
Here's the big one again. What
a lummoN that boy is L do hope the
puppy won't her them this time.
OF course he won't bite them; he
can't get at them TO DO tina. But
yesterday. when he ran out from
around the corner Of the house. one
OF them fell Oft of the cate and they
an tumbled down the hill like kerr
nels of corn popping cut Of the
pepper.
Is Clifford Also Pooling?
7 shouldn't wonder II it was that
time that the little girl tore her
stocking. And how they all scream
e and the names that the biggest
boy called Z he puppy-he ever
! shook his fist at him. and stamped
his foot with terrific courage and de-
nance. with the gate stoutly locked
between them,
i wonder II the gate really Is latch
ed this time? What if-there.
know IL, here ne IN around tbs
corner OF the house.
Giuord. the Irish terrier. every
hair on end with righteous indigna'
/ tion, Who are these aliens that dar,
/ to linger and look in at his specia
| property? What. the same ones thar
were here yesterday He'll teach
them,
What a barking. what screeches
/ There they go again. tumbling dow
/ the hill. and Clifford with his heaC
| through the bars OF the gate. bark
ING as II he lived but for the on'
| purpose of freezing the blood in th'
| veins OF marauding children.
/ wonder II ne really means it oI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-10
HOME DEMONSTRATION
AGENT ANNOUNCES
SCHEDULE FOR WEEP

Following is the schedule for the
city home demonstration agent. Miss
Leila OgIe. during the coming week:
Tuesday, Coquillard Mothers club,
$3.50 TO $3.50 o'clock. Miss Ogle will
discuss Household Accounts" and
Miss Fanny Thomas. school nurse,
will talk on "Children's Diseases
wednesday. S~tudebaker Mothers
club. 3 to 4 o'clock. The committee
on organization will report and pre-
sent a slate OF officers, Miss Ogle
will talk on Saving Labor in the
Household and the school nurse
will deliver an address.
Thursday. Lincoln Mothers club,
$50 to $3.50 o'clock. There will be
a round table discussion OF the
needs Of the district which will in
clude talks on "A Domestic Science
kitchen" by Mrs. A. J. Austin,
Manual Training By Mrs. c. E.
Miller. An Eighth Grade" by +.
J. Luther. and "A Playground" by
Mrs. Fancil. p. A. Overholser OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. will talk on our
Boys"
Friday. River Park Home Econo-
mics club. $50 to $3.50 o'clock. Miss
Ogle will discuss the making and
working Of the hreless cooker anG
the iceless refrigerator.