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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-18
A Real Remedy
for Falling tair

Here's good news for men and WON.
err whose hair is falling out who are
growing bald and have scalps covered
yiHE dandppR Ghap 1iehl like mad.
w l.. Gokay or any good druggist
can now supply you with the genuine
Partisan saseftAduid form)3 which Is
guaranteed to quickly, surely and safe
ly abolish every sign of dandruff, stop
itching scalp and falling hair and pro.
mote a new growth, or money refund
ed.
Thousands can testify to the excel.
ent results from its use; some who
feared badness now glory in then
abundant hair while others who SUI
fercd for years with dandruff and
itching head got clean, cool scalI
after just few days use of this simple
home treatment
No matter whether bothered with
falling hair, gray hair, matted, stringy
hair, dandruff or itching scalp try
Partisan sage-you will not be disap
pointed. It's scientific preparation
that supplies all hair Aeeds.
Children Cry
E0O EIETOuEDyc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-18
Demonstration Continues TO
Meet all TESTS Presented

The driven by Earl W. Williams of the Bennington
garage
ohpsbuy Tuesday At the demonstration
ha stiff the barometer showed of $50 feet
Of
Johnbury Danv heights The has continued make
all hills attempted reports
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
WILL W0RkF0R GOVERN ENT
$50 Methodist Minute Men Pledged
To Government TO Work For
.. the Victory Loan.

Chattanooga The services OF the
entire Methodist centenary orgaalfs
ton. together with !Too0 Methodist
pastors aud $4,000 Methods, minute
men, were pledged To ihe government
10 pu, over the Victory Liberty loar
at a session ~ tho National esntenar,
committee at Columbus. Ohio. accord
iny so . statement her~ ny n G WI
son. natoasl Southern representative
for the Sos, GOO. 90 centenary move
mont, who, with his associate, pr A
C. Goddard, executive secretary ot m.
Chattanooga AREA, returned from Co
lamhas
Not 10 put any obstacle IN he wa,
" the government the Methoiis, In
,ensise financial drive was postponed
until May 1924 In order 10 give prece
denoe 10 the Victory soan The Meth
otisis also placed themselves on rec
nrd against any conflicting conventions,
during the loan drive,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
JOY RIDE IT SPEED
Of OVER 100 MILES
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
NILES An HOUR OVER
CITY STREETS.
De PALMER At DENVER SHOW
chsmplen Adds n Unique Record Tor
Maximum Speed ~- Claims GRAY
slsd Roulssard Liselicst Track
~ HAS Ridden.

Denver. Colo. One hundred and
twenty miIas an hour duwn city
street hordsred by thousands ~ PEG
pie WAS Ralph DE Palms's enntrihu
ton In his aviation mo,ored t~le ain
"a The. programme. ot tbs psavef satn
show
The Intrepid Italian and hin Packard
took Tho eruSs walks Of Logan Bosse
ward at s5 miles an hour and attained
their peaks Of tee In the short stretch
es betwesa Thus. TO bis achievements
ON speedway. s,taiSatawas and road
courses. tho champion adde's unique
record for maximum speed In city
street. and Denver made ane for sus'
peading police regulations.
he Palma satt. after the run. that
the gsaveled boulevard Was the lite
hest track he bad ridden, and that II II
were smnothened and extended ha was
sure no could touch iea miles an hour.
beating his own faytoaa official rec.
ord by 10 nliles
The people crowdina the curb made
everything !ook lac biaek funnel, q
he said
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
MsIl ArTgNo TIVE mEETaNcs or
TIE ALLIED llcusnArlcN
ccMM,rTEE.
ssAGh C. Mssisss. ess~ Ar~Aasssdes n
FTancs, .~a VI kaersssrs VI fassss
Aastst.ry csmnvsss were
Amcss the F~ssenssrA


ssw Yogk--Sesresary u War saker,
Hagh G. Maiiaes at Faxcas. Masa,,
Me- new raased Hsssairs asah&sSaaar IN
frAAec. iS sassHeoFs et shv Aoase nIA
isAry affairs eomnassee. And waTrea
R~ssAtHx. sAs ss~.rssaa sSa- If ta~a
rsr~Aan6, accompanied by hss guard
iaa ssExt wells; woT~ -pAssasxsfx ~
board the steamship i.svsxsAaz. which
nailed fr0sa hero
Secretary Baker h gosax ahwusA ts
sassad msessAss ~ tie allied lssaads
isoa aemmiksiSA In Para end rosss
Tor settling p&ymrais eetween Enx,
hand. FsxM~4 &sd tAs naissa States
Tor war asxssrasas lie win b II
rrxmcs oniy . week or ten aasa
i. The congressional 5eiexassen Aer&rd
The Gig liner wxs heaAad By scEsneg
chairman q. u. Dsnt 10 Alshsnsa and
was acsomransed es representatives
at tho gwasrsi staff III the URised
States army, Representative taiias
Kahn II California. the rev chairman
Of the commissee. IN Aar~Aay In France,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
PERsH|N6 ADVISED
Of Volunteers
MEN TO REPLACE rs.osE NOW
ABROAD WHO WANT 70
CONE HOME.
ENLIST FOR THREE YeASs
War Department Directs 0sa. esrsh
lna 10 Return FOR Dtsehasss -
lscssd Msrstcrisas cassa -
~ secures voiuntssrA

Washington In formally advisina
Gen fersAing thai s0.oso solunts~rs
are being enlisted here 10 replace Au
equal ~ narr Of man In ais army who
want to come bono. the War Dopars,
meat my Glrestsa -ihe sesanaappder In,
chief 10 return promptly for discharge
selected msritori5us cases a. ha 70
e-iyas these volunteer requirements
The War Departments eabiegram
follows.
We are row enlistinE fer TIRES
years $1,000 volunteers, as follows:
ssss,eAaee Infantry. 5000 field artillery,
1000 engineers. 1000 medical depart.
ment. 1000 cavalry, These will he sent
YOU tn de'achmaats If i.oee for assign,
men, TO the array OF occupation.
"rpoa arrival Of each detachment
return 10 tho tiui,cd States for dsa.
charge an equal namber of men enlist,
ed or drafted for the emergency, 80
lec,ing mosi mcrstorious eases. prefer.
ably those Who fail under circular IT,
War Department. 1918. and those with
class A and class II AlIgssaeass :.
Circular ". To which references 10
made. provides for the discharge of a
man spoa his own application where
there II sickness G. other ai,trcss in
the soldiers family. or where he was
urgently needed In .hc oecnpa ton from
which he went In civil life into tho
Ermy, The ailoiInen, eianslfIcatinss
mentioned In the cahlegrA1a coNax Tho
n*u Wins sr~" making tire is+wrxs pro
visions from their salaries tor the cup.
port OF dependents al home
The 10000 volunteers arw 10 he 49,
se.ahled In provisional companies At
Camp Meade. Nd. la preparation for
going overseas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
B0scHEE's SYRUP

Why axs ordinary cough remedies
when Rosshve's syrup has been used
~ successfully for tifty -oas years n
ola paris Of The caised States To-
coughs. hronehitis. eaids settled In I'M
throat. especially lung tfonhlesy u
gives the patient a good nights rest.
free srusa couxhing. with cary exr%~
snrstian In the morning. gives nat1Fe
= chance TO scoths tho iaasfped partA
throw "a he disease. hessang the -
tient to regain his health, Made -
Asncrscn and Sold for mcre than han
. century.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Washington. To protect American
wecl growers until the present clip has
been disposed VI Senator King VI
rtah asked Bernard barach. former
chairman OF the war industries beard,
wha a~~ 10 serving 10 IN xassstevy CO.
paci,y with the American pwaee runa.
mission. to take up With the British
government the question Of temper.
arily stahillxirg wool prices among the
allied governments
Grea, Britain is said 10 have several
billion pounds u sool available and
Senator kiHE desires perfection VI
some agreement 10 prevent this wool
ron being thrown upon the market nj
ono tlrRe or In such quantities a. 10
cause depression NJ prices.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Omaha. Neb - N Rrrwae, q farm
er inmate ot the Nebraska rsaiten-
,iary. found the high eoss az sssiaS TOO
mach for him He ~as recently %.
rolled He has arrived at The psaAos
trom 81, Locis and Aas pleaded with
re warden TO take him se& sAfgw
aim 10 serve the resnaia1er ~ his sec.
senss He Is % yesns cid and was
sentenced .vc.a omaha 10 se-rv tArw~
ysars 10. writing 4 check In excess al
ais eaafs IN The Sask
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

padsre~Ski Praises Aid U. 3. Gave to
PeiAnd'a Fiaht Fer Erssdons.

HsoefeNHh ffaseee Ala ", B. Ghte 10
poiAnd's Fight Fer Frvsdem.
Warmaw --Speekjnx ~ farewell
dinner In honor of the inserallisd mis-.
sion 10 Poland, lgna~e Jan rsd~rev
wi. The Polish premier, reviewed
Americas achievements during the
war and expressed the warm@st graft
ssdA Tor Amer4c&'x aid to Poland.
7 knew America woald no, forget
Poland in the hoar az her greatest
nn@d." no said mo sooner did ~
h~g.n tn breathe the air Of freedom
than America came to cur assistance
She nor only sent food, bat also her
rsopie. refer Ia members n the
rnises STATES Fcod Administration
and the Americas H~d Cross, whos~
;iTsiess work ARE ct this very Fpomen,
we<ksRT weaAnes 4Anz3sag II, oar sssssay
stricken pecple."
Premier psAer~wsE thanked the
re!ssh-Amastcan r-essHt and also the
Jews ard Poles In America aho ~es~
Responsible TOR the dispatch ~ the
steamship Westward lio. with food
and supplies 'sr Poland
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

A~hargel ~- The allied forces. erfn.
-3pal'y British aaa Russian. operating
In the Srean Makaveara sector, del!y
erred crushing defeat to q large Bol-
+AvviS attacking PARTY
The sTeuv charged the aii}sd block
N0gSes sad the piles % Bosaetik
3Tat riES se@f tsesR neyt lornsas
ssltrated the severity az the enemy q
Ays&Ss
In AtsU'oa ire allsed troops cap
'Wrsj T~srly lAa prisoners, including
RotsAesis has,Alasa cemmsnter ard
hrs AdAtsIs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
AGAIN HEADS TIE 0. or c.



Miss Mar pcppsnhsins. ss charsestcm,
q. G.. Reelected President csnersl
Louisville, Ny, -- Miss Mary Fcppen-
helm. III Charleston, H. g., WAS re-elecs-
Nd president seaersi by The United
Daughters of the cantedcrart al its
annual convention here All other eff.
eors were also reelected NTH the en-
esbtIan@ III Mff frank A. WATTS. NJ
NortoIk, Va. custodian Of flags and
p~Haan,s, whose place vas filled hs
Mrs ssHea Bolivar ssackaev. os Lou
isvliis,
Among recommendations adopted AZ
the ,wen.y fifth annual convention ~
TIM United Daughters IL ghe fanfedrr
aey hare Was Incorporation Of The or
gsntsatioa In the Dissrie, of Columbia
which WAS accepted by ,wo;hirds
majority sete of the approximate tctai
OF sssi delegates attending
A report presented 10 the audience
by Mrs W. G, n, Mesrhan, NJ Chat
ham. Va, recording secretary general
showed among other things that ara
new members we're admitted In isis
and 10 mes chapters formed, while
Arizona had besn rseosnsasd ss.a mem:
Der state
Many addresses were made, all ealo
giving great Confederate msn and
women Miss 1'3ppenheifn, In eanclud
Ing her impressive message. urged the
daughters to continue work In the snt.
IRE under two flags ths Starr and
Bars of or fathers, and tho s,ars and
Stripes Of the reunited country"
! Z .. !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
CELEBRATES s2D BIRTHDAY
Hundreds Of ceneratuia.sry Messages
Received ey Noted kss.Ys..ss

New York John Ha roaghs. tho
noted naturalist olGsiEas friend OF the
late Col Theodore Roos Welt. Of the
birds sad other lovers Of ar great out.
doors, last week celebrated his eighty
second birthday ut the hone NJ hts soa.
julian
The nssuraiist. wha aaa4l he telt mn
ycunx as boy. spent the day r~aaiag
hundreds Of cenxrssulatoty messages,
nary at which acre from chiiarvn. and
Ia eaAriaw, With bis three rranschll
drsn game In which the players vis
with one another In saelng how many
Eewly arrived tards they caa recognize.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
Says Americana Wrought Miracles.

Charleston. 4 C,~i4 HuckHer. of
Knoxville. Tenn. member u Cam-
pany X, ll7th Infantry, says . miracle
was wrought by the Americans when
they put tho gres, Hlndenhurx lire os,
II business He cannot tell how 1, was
done. bat be thinks Providence mus,
aave esset.sity favored the Americans
On that occasion He has A large mon
srel collie dog which be found wander,
Ing discoaxolately over the she'll torn
terrain and Was at once adopted a.
mascot by Company X
peculiar feature about the animal
was that :; would NOT respond 10 ,Ae
aAanccs ~ the French. but eagerly
made fvteads WITH all tas Americans
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

skarA&d. Id a tsw aasnwi@s " was ~
ac9axeA thai she b3asHss was ready
aud ths boys f5ssd Into the dininS hal
10 aas Of tha most ssp@ttItnx aasal1
shsy hld ssen I'm many rsGrtha,
Rsssy uaEtarmsd 4s6 Cross eante~a
wo'kars were gliding naizaisssly In
and cut smoag tho eshses. patsinx n,
The fsrishtng touches To the feast.
whea the selaisrs started tEta the hall
Al oschsstfa started W a ma,diay
Of seatherIl airs, ana cheers raas
throughout the hailatsg.
The bail preseasaa q nsssrto- BE-
taTgottsn slight 40 q rssait Of sireacxs
efforts vi tho eanse&a wcEas. Per
famsry psrsasateG the atmosphere
The blossoms themselves we're spray
ri On Tbs wallis, On the pillars. In the
corners and In vases that literally COW
cred the tables sEew ~hise linen aRi
brilliant electric lights added CLOS
To- AAs scogG that tia!xhed, off taa Par.
fertion Vi decorative beauty Old
tiiory In many ferns hung tsuna .
hundred placas on tbs ceiling
Tire soldiers were guided 10 THAR
places BY members of tire satertair
yasa, COMMITTEES. Col Berry, Lieut. Col
bacon and the starr 6sfesrr eoa.
dpeted 10 lha center tabFr. upon Saich
were the three pTettiast cakes baked
by local cooks.
Rev. ". u Buckner. y, D.. rector
u Calvary Episc0pai chufea. vas mas
tor Of ceremonies for the occass0a In
brief address Of wsleome be spoke
Of tho sentiment VI Memphis toward
her soldier hoys. saytax that with all
her heart and soul Memphis welcomed
them. The Rev Charles w. william.
son. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. gave tins invocation. followed
hs tAe dinner
You may now proceed" sAoeted
Dr. Dueknsr. and with a laugh the sob.
dlsrs began eating Each one was
served with an individual plate, buffet
styie. With \ x,Asssul Of sweet milk
each, The plates contained ham. tur'
key. chicken. stuffed eggs. lettaee.
rolls and sweet pickles
Immediately after tho banquet bish'
op aailor made brs=! bu, powerful
address to the regiment. all the boys
giving full attention.
You are our boys" he began, ~
the boys turned TO listen "fou bare
upheld every tradItien u your faith
eFs. They hled and died In thu Reyo
sutlon. their tones have bleachcd In
the ssa#s cs' ssankw sssit. .sas sssevs a7ss
many OF your comrades whose bones
will remain ON French soil
while yoa were sway WIZ thought
" YOU every minute We continually
prayed for you
I'VE realize that our goveramsr,
has been, imperfect, cur poor have
been oppressed Our mistakes have
been made, and now you have coma
hack to heip rectify them. IL will ba
up 10 you May God hlesa you for
your efforts"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
Guarantee oay Workers $500.

Nnrlin The hungarian populations
will no divided into three classes. &C
core.,Hs ta the Budapest correspondent,
" the krus zes,anA in,eiiecsaa.
workers vii - assured minimum
'lreoas@ of s. s&A At the Ir-aca ttsss
rate " exchange Merchants Ane
'rade ard Htustslsl workers wiii re-
ceive sfepN aud eorknsen and lay Ia
hsrrrS s. &e@
The state plans 10 suppIeulSrt the
Difference between What the sariou.
classes earn Ard the minimum decided
apna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Saw yoYa --Piana 20 = -url@ wi5s
xirelsss te3sehooe syass.s are being
eazka4c-s9 hy tA& Cereyal Ef~rsrfe
company. According TO ssatsu~a;
made by Ernsi y. ", Al~xsnasrren.
eonsaiiins esrfnssr Of The forSany. In
az address here before sae American
Institute os Radio Earsne~- He en-
plaasea thai .AA syssesn contemplated
In virtually q rspltea cs the rrehanws
syssArz os ordinary tsaepaosy fsEsrai
efssoes. be sxfs- vosi1 be esaassshs1
In q; tie srise4psl sIsses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

italian S,sar@nlr u~hrta Win 200
On Eeare Gees Down.

Paris The Italian trasspuya tmhgia.
with 1909 Officers and soldiers On
h0ara bCana sraaa veaBes ~ Tf{gssa.
stt-ses 3 mine ard ggnA. according 70
adrsees from Rsvi Italy .aatEng nesA
pagers az that city Several oa board
scre Killed and Ice ln!arsa
The t'nhria WAS a vessel az E,1-t
IONS grnss. haEi; al Iayorns In Isa7 and
nyned in veasce- She Was AT Naples
IN December last, he; kas NOT si=ra
been reported 10 shipping registers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
Killed IN cellIslcn.

Alexandria. La Sergeant Ear
CsSgS' Aa e camp Rssuresssd, vas Ia
stAa,.y s..'e3 hero when fleeing ne
xro ran lrGa hsta with saeh force that
is = e-k Nas AroSen The ecidier vas
n. A-A-a. Alo=x ,aae :! the natn streets
- Alexandria ~aea he negro. .eliow-
rrt ~ sr,NAtr sa&asuy ,arn~G a Cor-
re- Ar tc'utes witA aim.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Anosicr@hle feature ia aaasculins ai~
psarmnce Ia the snsTeaang fasAawm a
whsskesw. At rf~seat they sFs eniy
small Affairs II Tho Albert variety.
made popular biz tAs rSsar~ caa@aFss
The whss&eF Nv no lanwer sAaa swD
slngrEx breadth. bat there n is1 telling
what dimensions these side rsedscss ~
tho war may assume
II Nv m srmy faslhr, Just m hesFsis
were an aftergrowta ~ the cftsneA.
The presvni ahsskes originated AsaanS
aiMe~ss whose Right arm, stiff az i'm
rssr~d thruush wssansis, eaaaas he
rsssed easily 10 the level ct the ear.
aud M prevents cse@n Shave 10 tho
tap III the chexa. ..~i .aassnn Ghfpaieies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
StcE ADMIRAL SIMS NONE.


<c~ WORK Nsgr A1Tnsfsi Nt#a ;
slms whc directed Aynertca ~Arf}w q
operations u E.RrNreda waters, ar
rived ia - Ns!sh tine Mariana
k~sofF~d Ny a tlatilss 81 testroyers
ana st-raaes. the sdrsirsIs ssIp.
which sl~, N-sssa, N,Nae ! 5fNN Amer.
man soldiers, ess utri ~ = 'sszas II
harser rras; SsArtns vsya, ana feaa &
ip&, officers snd userS ers " he evet
seas sen;lsaadeT faulty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
Aaitaslan.

Il wish they'd quit maysh. prices
viii ~ down." said the thrifsy womah.
tits well meant"
NO sioas,t. hui every ssEn% the ~
eeuncemeni Ia made II se~nx to seaFs
all tbs people deal With into making
hay while the sun Ehiavx."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

iAoaavills. ny - TaMssA. F1s. son
uveY Mobile. YETI ras1, Eansar cFy ana
BIRMINGHAM a. the cont estloa ci'y
nexs year for The United i,aaFht@fs
of the snnfa4sraey. ~hs.!eh e:=.s1.ee4. -
twenty tffsh rGRssrticn heve
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Wasaiastos ". 4 Ger7axe-. ~ Chi.
caro-, ealscr " Rctega!Gs pagers. xas
AT7oia'e3 trade commissioner u tie
h-z3~sa Il scresEn S-s domestic ecss.
1er-e % sAe re2as,&c % Crsel.cy glova.
ga lie xiil sail ascs; April %
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
SFsSstes Grc@s Worse

Washington Swedish press reports
reserved Al The state department said
Ne satas,iaa ia rctrrsrad II steadily
Srewisg worse Hospitals were rr4
g-arssi still eAegt at medical supplies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
sstlar Aarfff Esxr psxa.

rhsaAde5ShsA After ttesnf sGrsf1 for
Nr< dayg Ia msf Aslarslc. nanIel No
ne, SPANISH ssslo-. noss ssTvsser a
tie sehs.ssAF isassa, sas resesea ny
shs wnay csrsa carrier Lake lArxs and
landed nj this porT. ~n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

CsjsAco -- TAs-.y Atgnt convicted
atsssse ers O. TIRE " " imprisoned
~ For lyeaven~o-Fa. Raa, for rt.ls-
tsan ri ,he ~ p}onsSe sct. acre ordered
admitted &c hail hT 'Ar United S,a,aa
kteca.i .co.r. Of ssaess
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
eark Gcsses IN ftc.rce.

rae BUT Nh re Raak u Ras-
t7oe, "a ass -ot1z,3 .: sIa.1so by
srrEed sal..tS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

- = the HheeASnx - lu9RR -
ksnsswowA, sAsa 10 taaf sreesy sa4Wsek
"a ~. enGna kssns end axe srnEek -
~ I'D i Acn't kscw A1w nAo0 III
~ 6s~ndD ! have tsA whas ty4A ~
rnkAnmss vs9ssaAls cUmrs4A -
a~ne ~ ~. vs. fFs. Ana 4ksmn1A1n
Il Wssa a0sA Ht. rsrA Ind
N<eAsa - Ssfvs fsVxM xky saseA NJ
m~ean sAcah nos tHil 70 try this fasses1a
gOse aM4 Assh resnsay. Lydia n FAB
AAm's v&sseahas Compound
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

6swm pAtm1 No
Alsy tul1n
II eeslt4 HIGxk M
NV task NM n
Ro& ss<an ~
i cSaAa ssxn4 III 4
'sRsrst dI@NFasMt
,e. ssssnls s
aa4y axsslak -
sseesa asesNFo
ltNA m ~
l4zt IN cIasxAt 11A
would u ~ ~
FOOD IN -
ise 81 49, ~
LYDIA m ntal.
hnMsa NersoK
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

When sddlnw TO yoar toilet rrQussttsA
An exauisiteiy scenied fRee,, sktn. hAhx
+ssA Asssanx powder and pes9SmAs nsa
aershx other perfumes superGscsA
Ton may rsiy on II because one 1t ~
caticurA Trio tSnars Ointment An1
Taicuml. c1c each everywhere. ADV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-14
w.C-RoWLEs SELLS HOME.

William c. Bowles sold his home at
1920 New Hampshire avenue last week
to Benjamin Sherman for $4,000. The
property is of brick, two stories in
height. 1t will be occupied by the
purchaser as his home.
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MARSHALL PRAISES
HOOSIER MEMORIAL

In a letter to the Home County
Folks. back in Indiana, Thomas r.
Marshall. Vice President Of the United
States, praises their planting of a me-
mortal tree in honor of the boys who
went to war from Collamer. The re-
port of the tree planting was made to
the American Forestry Association,
which is registering all memorial
trees in a national honor roll. The
association informed the Vice Presi-
dent, who was so proud of the home
folks. Collemer being in his home
county, that he wrote the following
letter:
1.-The idea appeals to me far more
than stored urn or animated bust It
embodies a living thing, representa-
tive of vital sentiment OF the Amer
lean people, and hope it is going to
be universally popular in America
When the trees shall grow large
enough a fitting plate can be attached
to each one Of them bearing the
names Of the soldiers.
May Heaven send sunshine and
showers upon these trees so that they
may live to a distant age-vital re-
ninders to the youth OF every genera
ton Of what Americas has done and
great incentives to the doing of the
fine things for which the Republic has
been so remarkably conspicuous.
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HUGE BOND ISSUE
BACKSAPARTMENT

Work will begin this week on the
of the Chastleton apart
ment building, an Ss5o.OOO structure
to be built on the northwest corner
of Sixteenth and r streets northwest.
The land fronts "a feet on Sixteenth
street and 252 feet on r street The
land and building have an appraised
valuation of $4,000.
s. w. Straus & CO. have underwrtt-
ten a first mortgage 6 per cent serial
bond issue of 100000 on the proper
ty. The bonds are direct obligation
Of the District Apartment Corpora
tion, a concern controlled by strong
financial interests. The mortgage Is
amortized and provides for monthly
deposits of principal and interest by
the mortgagOr.
The Chastleton Apartment Building
will be an eight-story fire-proof edi-
flee Of the most modern construction.
1t will contain 474 rooms grouped in
155 apartments OF from one to four
rooms. All of the apartments above
the first floor will have private
porches off the living room The ex-
terror finish will be an artistic ar
OF limestone. both above
and below the base, with select face
brick and ornamental terra Gotta
trimming.