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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
HARLEM OIL. CAPSULES
If YOUR BACK ACHES

Don't ignore the little pains aud
aches" especially haekaches They
may be little now hu, there Is no tell.
Tug how Noon d dangerous of fstxi dis.
ease et which they sF~ the seT~ssa-
n.rs may show Itself. Go after the
cause Of that tackache at once. or you
may End yourself In the grip Of IN In
durable disease.
no not delay minute. Go to your
,lruggis, and Insist on his supplying
you with a Dor Of GOLD MEDAL.
llRarlem OIL Capsules. In - hours
you will feel renewed health and vigur.
After you have cured yourself. con-
time to take one or two Capsules
each day 50 AZ 10 keep In hrxt-ciass
condition. and ward "a the danger OF
future attacks Money refunded X
they d. not help ron. Ask for tho
original imported GOLD MEpAL
brand. and thus be sure Of getting the
genuine, Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

10 you feel tired and WORKOUT r
Are you nervous aud irritahlef Don't
sleep well AT nigh,f Have dragged
Qut. gprested feeling when you get
up 10 the nornlng1' nixxy srsiist INT.
lonsl had taste 10 the mouth, back.
ache, pain or soreness in the lotnS,
and abJiomeu' Severe distress when
ptnalInc, bloody. cloudy urine or eet.'
iurnt7 All these Indicate gravel or
= one in the bladder. or that the poi
s,aaus microbes, which are always Ia
your system, have attacked yoar kid
neyS
You should use GOLD MEDAL
HaArtew Oh Capsules Immediately
The 0l snass grntly into the wallis
and lIntag II the Kidneys and the lit
lie poisonous animal germs. which are
causing The inflammation sra lmme-
dlatC|Y attacked ar.i eheSei out *
y"nr system without Inconvenience or
pain.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
BOSCHEE'S SYRUP

WHY use ordinary cough remedies
when toschee's Syrup has bcea used
% successfully for tifty-ono years Ia
all parts OF tho United States for
fougiis, bronchitis. rbits SETTLED In tire
ihrqa,, especially lung ,roq0lesf II
gives the patient good Nights rest.
Tree frpm coughing with easy expec-
toratlou Ia the morning, gives nature
a cha aee 10 soothc the intiamef partA
throw on ,tr 1ftseasr. helping the Pc
tent to regain HIS health. Made IN
America aud soii for more than half
. century. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Segsxa frpeks 81 everyday tgcess,
foy The younger mtSsey sp-,ag ard
snraasrr "gttssg< make THAR atF%aF
aacy very carly In the yeaT AlaHE
wsth "aalte sates cpT9e the *s4es ~
npw cnttna assSs gtsTss tae4aG'ng
chamhrayS and gsH1hauaS Aattste aRf
voilr4 that figure @o prominently III
chllarvns cloth@s4
Ther~ is world Of pretty, E~acTtfsI
ready vnsgls dresses fes little girls
tAssefuay ae~; <n.d srd we'll rna'Ar 70
~ Rad At very reasonable prices. wstn
ssrg considers the a1gta stages thai arr
rsalf zoe Labor Tbs tat@f cszs.gs -
says<9 vhea everyday tr~ssss ar raa5@
~ Aaaa4. Only the hosne ssressgEas~r
car .spc4ae whether the savanH II
ersrs,xA 10 b. ssarsh while CT E0t. The
cAansarsy srask st the Jeff o. the pie
trrr shoSn Gt=0vs Isrc~erts very few
s4salruttssS to stae avw-nEe Be%SssFTssrn-
NC. Ii Is $ unrpsece sTaIr, hsvias a
aged aeeS rat higher fsssa Tor
s-,sSu- us. The eSt,or sie%Tes are
s-aea4 ~~k white snA ~ n to ssplt
sz4 tae h3aa- .Aar provide 3es"oeption
;als Re aso5y q the dress Three rows
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
DREADED FOR
NIGHT Tn CONE
Texas Lads. IN Pretty BAD FIX
Heard oi carsiul. Tired L.
And Now Says II Saved
Her Life.

CAEHsa. TwxaA-~AIrS. Mary ReesA
IL this raaee. states: SOME tssae are
wits gate saea aad sarrsvd \ great
aeal. had hs~a safAesiae saass
a~hlse Az ssnrs ] haa sasA
severe pasns ia my back. acnsss M
haps and Tn my saars,~~t sas IN =
pretty had In w@s No restless
| dreaded fox nixht 70 eesa~
Having heard u cardal, I theaeat
ta try "a. l esaasHeNa 70
get better win my Erst .sstie l
sooa ssx ees,a~s IT Carial. and wan
tell any wernaa What this sanaM
Hasae TF~asmeat eau and VITA do Y
sseea AsS1Fdiag TO dsrctioas. We ne,
emily feel II cured bat mast
likely savci my ilfs. l aim ahls II do
nay WORK with ease aud know osStal
alS H."
caraal hss heca found Ia rstiess
many wuaanly pains and nEtReats,
and thousands u weIasa have wftttrn
10 cell III the benefit n has been to
theta, In casee ~ female troahl~s sad
weakness
. Cardsl Ia pr~psr~a frum miia, me-
6leiaal ingredients. which act ~ =
@nis cad heap hulla MP health aud
ttrvagth In q natural manasr.
Try casful Al druggists. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

eninhtnatlpa garments, Thr cvsat dress
u Nm ssxfrfas u. fars. sssss isxa Nn*
featured tn wrsps that we're part
se9rf and part care or something OF
bath scarf and tSsat II has persisted
and Apla'aFs now Ia wraps and In
dresses Ia the ssasrt wrap pictured,
asts m sssgns s'AAssf,ss, ~ !hasr . sartnes,t
part care end part caat, TIE cApa
portion fats over the shoulders and
back and is inhg. H. II II Estanvablc
Il may hr recommended fur the tourist
wlin Htips lhtn thr warn but sesnrtlmes
erratie climate Of Florida on Of tAii,
ioruia
Il IL their capesi1v lInes llgi make
shc ttw wraps unusually graceful. an
effect ghat is strengthened i'm tl,e gsise
nact,t pictured rs It's curve downward
tow ard thc hack. Wide Sill braid ap.
pi!ptt la bands arftears IA thfee rows
on the coliAr Hua gsrsile ends and four
81 The cuat Stnaft ana unusual thess'
wraps give disiihfilan to spring VIZ les
and the example pictured IL ostty asie
ot "A slarlpu~ company
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

I'LL sikes had he%n charged With
stfnilng . watch hnd had been found
mt guilty Just as tbs verdict had
beet atFeu charge ~ assault vas
heard agninM the complainant.
"tic heat me all about lbs cad wifh
q hrir4, an near killed me. yer honor :"
Declared The Victim
why dida, y0n defend yaursrIt|
asked the magistrate. rather bored
w!th ms proceedings, HAT ytru rsss4~
Ing 10 yaar hnndf'
We'll. yer honor, had hts watch,
but eltnt was the use III That against
d bFtck 2"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

tapeS aad capeiske sraps for srrtas
have invaded the realm or fashion III
great goFev Thls f,sssp~aks ttur'l pr~pa-
ration ca the par; nf designers. since
the variety ~ gile@r garments Il wosi'
drrful. and leads Va to believe that a
ssssgpaa, sat r,sas,s IN ~ ve4s started thai
its growth is sure. II rvasiy began
With the magnificent FUR NANTES and
caprs aud bis en,TIulius wraps With
which @omea cunsuled themselves
aheu qa.r, dressing fos patriotic rva.
ssAas YVES :..tr vs.Sae .as% arr nsi
considered an Extravaganza thes out,
last seaSaaS aud wars. ami they we're
never there suniptuoas ar ma suiflccnt
thRn they we've thte fail' Just before
shr signing ~ the arshl>tieT Their
position aas further strengthened by
tbs seat ~ appreyai which Parts Mas
set on handsome wraps - black sntln
fur,trimmtd. and ga others shat are
solicitations III fir and Hlk
AL thrSugh the fashions 81 the iWsS.
tag sea~on therv has run the idea ot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

>nd d1gble Your ugFur efficiency "a
s~ll az promote satin purity skin com.
'ort Hpd skin health W mug. no
htny ~"ap no Errms, 40 waste, no
rutHtDan eNGB when shaved twice
isllN cine soap for Mt uses shayiug,
MtbsHs md >Ngwpooluk ~-AAy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
Jptpeytlpt N, Mottsrr0


i,y'rtrU> IS uDa equal - marty
III 4 nde ~ farm "ork trom irejet
ior Is. .huruiuk 40 far u has not NJ
sck" blowing bw' ctiltlsatiug but
Arytwul, ts not wet through with
h. i..u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Just ~ soon a. you eat tablet Of
papes Dlapepsin a!l the dyspepsia. In
Digestion aud stomach distrrsa ensis.
These pleasant. harmless tablets Of
pape's DtapepAfn never fan To make
slck. upset stgtnachs feel has at once.
and they cost SO little at drug stores.
Afv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

During The var Red CrasH ~sfkess
Sxw'sevd snesv tksa ss.i.
VG.lsD surgical dressings
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

isatgntuea psaAwees titsasreeANip and
NhhF NtN1vs siatfNfNG sya2gu'aHs Nfts AZ .
,natan FeGttaEte tiifs sfta,aiatr enc 81 rec
ave esyevSsss 10 faWgttan Natafag Axs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
stat. Ut oa,A. CITY II re,.sa Lseas

ata,s Of CHA City II rassaa Llaaas
Ceunsy~sA
Frank =, Cheney ra.ke@ cats stas no II
senior pArtrsr ~ the tirsa Of y, J Chsnsy
y ca. deiAg hussness In the City ef To.
ss1=s G~pstF lAt.&, 6sxsA sssvSxsA4 .AA ttAnk
DRIED gnla~ANa Tar MNy case M GAtArsh
that eAnnet 10 rgF&d ~ Che ues 81
nAII.a cATARRH MEiDiciNK
FRANK = sstENEY,
Ewuvn IN h&fsTs rae and ssfssgsibea In
my psy*erca this ssh aay vi psessness.
A. n .stA
Essaie A. w. tsa~@sn-. Notary fahisr
HAtisT CATAftisH MEDICINE IL IAN.
a internally nnd acts through the Hsuce
"a tbs Mvreus haffAaes OF the Aystssn,
btag9assa. ssn. T'esaiaa.ssis FRA
n. ]. Ehsney \ Co. Taseaa. okia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

ttsaf xoxln ulIIs IT,s :s w:a: 81 ~, re-
Gtes lost .@aaAn y sspA yea Aa~Ese aaaAh@ ms3n~f.
Representative WASTED IL thfs sNaaty eAehu ss~ss,
AGENTS waas~si Hst Lissrsy B.epas, lean sse asy
81 -. Fsaaat NittAsas tasarsaf. kaAAstAAst fxsa
w. N. u. MEMPHIS. NO. 7-fsit.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

u t,srrle stitches. Ia 3Gvt,le isbes, make
r.v sra srrY effective fisish ots the
brit sna hgsfyfs This hlack sna white
rote 80 rosnrs . Fectlvn In ait the
lsnes sn yi.fh fs5sabrAy agfr@ars n
II accented In tbs drsss BY q ssaaA
blxe& t.pw ~ rshs~sp nj ths asck ant
ta9 ifrss* Al tn hsftusn NJ zach hand
4, VI F1rhf l5tsls frces sriiieeas
easinseeSf sith a stsnrt-~esstel twsfsr~
snd ssaalt tydt4f and csrs ~ tsrgaAstse.
'f"stse tpv 3ast'eas set liz the sruxt
sharp hruesrs a9th t'1~%e In making ibis
q e'a4sty Hgs3@3 There Is q ssstcs~d plal.
~ each sigle ~ The 9ssss AID tho skirt
has Fahst ST fase front which IL
siirre4i arrpSs the top Thread EN-
trua6ery oaiilars tho I&aits and the
sap pockets There IN quite bi. ~
s5sagsie nr~lls~eek to these res
rrwsks sw little g4rta
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Taisat ~ ~ 80 use Ia the rnan aao
hasn't tsle courage sa use a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

whsn HsssY h Vv~sksMs
aMnvn~ sAnf lsfe NJ AAllIIAW ssa s~ss~s@
HE saesssah asa Mu~ss trpskl@s feffeassy k@fuls
Ases w~s III asas&@As aR tAe kastsin
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

4 cearTsEfag ts3 rnwr l. rsysngspss1
gf saif7 In seru lsce AID gaaeis6
b-r.xs< IL kssEx Yes4es-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Many mixrd Ideas are Aae to mised
drinks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
STOMACH AClDITY,
INDIGESTION, GAS
QUICK! EAT JUST ONE TABLET
OF pApE'G DlApEpsiA FOR
INSTANT RELIEF.

when meals don't ft and you beieh
gas, acids and undigested food. Whsn
yog feei lamps Of distress tn stomach
paa 81. aatulsncc. heartburn OF headache
Here Ii instant re!ief--So waiting
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
TOBACCO
MARKET GOOD
Lincoln County Weed
Makes A Big Average.

Up to the time the Record goes to
press Tobacco is rolling in to the Gar
rard Tobacco Warehouse and good
prices are received.
The best market of the season was
Tuesday when Harris, Woods and
Farrell Of Stanford sold their crop Of
27S5 pounds over the breaks at an
average of $500, one basket con-
tanning gas pounds and one basket
containing 3l5 pounds sold for one
dollar, their lowest price being 74cts
per pound.
The Manager of the local house
stated to a RECORD representative
that the House would close the sales
for the Holidays on Friday, Decem-
Der 18th and would reopen on Mon
day December Goth, but would be
open to receive tobacco every day
except Christmas day.
We give below some of the sales
during the week, we wish that space
would allow US to give all crop aver
ages.
Naylor and Locker sold one bas-
ket of 230 pounds at 80 cents;
d. W. Parson, one basket of $50
pounds at SO cents and one basket of
215 pounds at 80 cents;
Henry Arnold $40 pounds at 60
cents;
r. X. Speake one basket average
92 cents.
Carrier and Stewart of Crab Or
chard sold their entire crop Of 3075
pounds at an average of 65 cents.
Donahue, three baskets Of 290
pounds at an average Of "a cents.
Henderson and Meadows one bas-
ket Of 230 pounds at IS cents.
II. 3. Cox, baskets of $50 poun Is
at SO cents.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
Christmas Service.
LANCASTER BAPTIST CHURCH

On Christmas Eve at o'clock, the
Lancaster Baptist Sunday School
will give a very enjoyable entertain
ment. We are very anxious that our
entire enrolment shall be present.
Every department in the school will
have a part on the program, which
will consist Of songs and recitations.
Sunday morning at the close of the
Sunday School hour there will be
given little play, entitled: keep
ing Christmas. Then at the preach
ing service the pastor will speak on
the subject: "The Wonderful Christ.
Be sure and attend all of these ser
vices. We shall try and make them
a blessing to you and your presence
may bless us.
c. ID. Strother, Pastor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
CORRECT STATE
MENT OF FACTS.
OF the Affair Between
Two Attorneys in the
Garrard Circuit
Court.

The Richmond Register published
an account Of an encounter between
two prominent attorneys Of this dis
trict during the progress Of the case
Of Calico against Hill, in the Garrard
Circuit Court, during its term just
closed, and as the two attorneys are
well and prominently known in the
district we have taken the trouble to
ascertain the true state of facts and
find that the account in the Register
is very erroneous and misleading in
several respects. In the first place
after the affair had ended Judge Har-
din, who was presiding, not only
severely reprimanded the attorneys
in open court, but also inflicted on
Judge Puryear fine Of $4,000 for
being in contempt Of Court for hav-
ing called Robinson a liar and fined
Robinson $1,000 for being in con-
tempt Of Court for striking Puryear
Robinson stated that Ebert Calico
the husband Of the plaintiff, whose
affections were alleged to have been
alienated. was not present and had
escaped all the humiliation Of the
trial while the defendant, Mrs. Hill,
had been compelled to face curious
and tittering audience and subjected
to long examination and cross-ex-
animation by attorneys and mad been
Inundated by the slurs of the at
torneys on the other side. Judge
Puryear took exceptions to this
statement as a personal reflection on
him and made an objection to the
Court. which was over-ruled, but
which Judge Puryear did not hear
and Robinson then continued mis-
speech and said il was true that slurs
has been cast against his clients
and Judge Puryear, standing up at
the time within arms length Of Rob-
inson, stated at is lie.
Whercupon, Robinson struck him
and they clinched, and were separat-
ed in a few seconds without injury
to either party, and the Court there
after reprimanded and fined both Of
them for contempt. We think in
justice to the Court and to the gen.
tlemen involved true statement Of
the facts should be made as above
set forth. Both attorneys immed-
lately overlooked the instance and
dropped it, and apologized to the
Court. protesting that they meant no
contempt of Court. and renewed
their friendship which has been of
long standing.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
LICENSING OF DOGS
Beats Taxing Them,
State Board Finds.
New Law Boosts Revenue, Cuts Bills
For Sheep, Report Shows.

Frankfort, KY, County Tax Com
missioners in 1918 missed 56,389
dogs according to the report in the
Department of Agriculture. The
commissioners assessed 1912 dogs,
while licenses were paid on 217,764,
another 1901 were impounded and
S,452 killed for failure of their own
ers to pay license.
Receipts for licenses up to Novem-
Der l were S261,S64S0. Had the
State depended on the Tax Commits
sioners' reports at 81 the head, as
under the old law, the receipts, which
go for payment Of claims for sheep
killed by dogs, would have been
sl79,l2s, or $50, 636.SO less, and
56,3S9 stray dogs would have been
engaged in running up the sheep
claims against the fund. -
The value of the new law, in pre-
venting dogs running at large, con-
sidering the increased price Of sheep,
is shown by the fact that 1918 claims
for sheep killed amounted to $685.
S0l.s3, compared to S35,1S5.77 for
1919, and s13,600.4s of the 1919
fund goes to pay 1918 claims. Under
the old system dog taxes in each
county were prorated among claim
ants for sheep killed, and each year
took care Of its own claims. Under
the new law the claims must be paid
in full, and they stand against the
fund from year to year until paid.
In consequence the new law will
not have a fair try out until all old
claims are paid and the fund for the
current year claims against it. II is
expected then that the county school
funds will receive some benefit from
IL
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
Give Us A Call.

Next Monday will be County Court
Day in Lancaster and we have many
Of our subscribers whose expirations
for the Record is about out and some
few that is past overdue. Next Mon
day when in town will be an ideal
time to drop in and renew your sub
scription to the Record.
The price Of news print and the
immediate danger of not being able
to buy any more in the near future,
has gotten us newspaper men sitting
up taking notice. Look at the label
on this paper, the date to which it is
paid follows Immediately after the
name and IL II doesn't read 1920 you
owe us $3.50 at least and we trust
you will remit at once.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
Small Newspapers
Face Extinction.

Washington, IT hree thousand
small newspapers face suspension, if
not extinction, unless the scarcity of
news print is soon remedied, Repres-
entative Anthony, republican, of Kan
sas, told the House postoffice com
mittee Monday, in urging a favorable
report on his bill to limit the size of
newspapers and periodicals using
second class mail privileges. He as
serted the present shortage is due to
rapaeity Of the great publishing COM
panies buying all the news print they
can lay their hands on. He said the
situation for the small publishers is
all but tragic.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
Transylvania Campus
Covers Ten Acres.

The Campus Of Pennsylvania Col
lege at Lexington covers ten acres Of
land in the heart Of the city. The
College is just across the street from
the Carnegie Library, and students,
therefore, are close to that institu-
ton, as well as having the advantage
Of the rare old library Of Transyl-
vania, which has attracted the at
tention Of scholars the country over
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
cITYLosEs
Important Law Suit In
Court of Appeals.

The case Of Broaddus vs.. City OF
Lancaster. tried in the Garrard Cir
cult Court some time ago, in which
Mr.. W. J. Brosddus' little son. HUI
bert. was given judgment against the
City Of Lancaster for 100000 and
cost was affirmed in the Court Of APP
peals last week. The cost and dam
ages will run the judgment up to
near $500.
This $500 dollars or another $500
Is needed upon our streets very badly
at this time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
Such A Naughty Man!

A New York doctor by the name of
Simon says that "as civilization pro-
crosses women grow uglier."
Tut, tut, piffle, and little more.
II cant be possible that this poor
male creature ever had wife, or a
mother. or a sister, or sweetheart, or
he would not thus have traduced the
forrest flower that scents the earth
and dims the radiance Of the sun.
The milk Of human kindness and
the essence Of compassion have oozed
from the heels of this descendant of
the monkey, and have left him a
gibbering, ehattering prototype of
his hairy ancestor.
Woman growing uglier?
Look around you! Note the
freshness, the bloom and the intel
lect Of the women of this town.
Does any man dare to. characterize
OUR women as less beautiful or
charming than they were when civil
ration was young?
Out upon this blasphemer! He is
the reinearnation Of an ape come to
earth again come to earth again to
east the blight Of his shadow upon
the mother Of man and the hope Of
the world.
Oh. you naughty thing!
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
Good Roads Meeting.

A delegation from the counties of
Hart, Green, Taylor and Marion
county, will join delegation from
Boyle county and meet with the Fis-
cal Court of Garrard county next
Saturday morning. The date has al
ready been arranged with the Fiscal
Court and the meeting will attract
much interest from the public, as it is
called in the interest Of Good
Roads" and especially the routing of
the midland Trail' which had some
prospects of coming through Lancas-
ter and Garrard county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18

\An snssrtainment viii be given at
% assrs Vista School Building Sat
kday evening. December 20, 1919.
20 P. NJ. Thh entertainment will
>ist Of two plays and music. Play
Topsy Turvy, = comedy Of
cts--very amusing throughout.
by Students and teachers.
70. 2, q Negro Minstrel. Stick
hr Word. Gal.
mission. Children rs cents,
IS cents.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
CENSUS EMU
MERATORS
Named For Each Pre-
cinct In County.

Mr.. J. X. Leteher. of Shelbyville,
was in the city last week winding up
the affairs Of the Census Enumera-
tors for Garrard county. Mr..
Letcher is the assistant to George NJ.
Buehanon, Of Shelbyville. who is the
district supervisor of the census.
The result Of the applications
have not been made public, and will
not be until the announcement comes
from Washington, at which time they
will be printed in the Record.