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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-28
c REVISTA DE LA SEMANA @
;QUKN nCTARA LA AZ e MUNDO?- iRLANDA TRIUNFA-UNA VICTORIA D Ls ESTA
DOS UNIDos-EL DEsEMB ARCo E HERMAN CoRTEs EN- vERACRUZ

FL Supreme Consejo de los Cinco,
como Sc Ilamo al tornado por el
PressGe1te Wilson, los Primeros Mi
nistros .!e Francia, I~ngiaterra, Italia
V 81 Japon, ha quedado reducido a
tres, por Ia retirada del Primer Minis
tro JaponeS, disgustado por que Ia
C~onfepeneia de Paz no sprobo la iguai
dad racial, ' por e! del Primer Minis
tro Italiano. Senior Orlando, por ma
bersa nesado q Italia el puerto de
Fiume.
Seria curioso Y quien sabe 81 ash
suceda, pues impossible es preveer
las sorpresas que nos reSsrva ei I'D
turo. u el Presdente Wilson fuera
q que al fin dictara Ia paz de Euro
pa. Aunque u decir verdad, va ha
dictado las condiciones de "a paz en-
sIs famcsos catorce puntos que In
glaterra. Francia, Italia, 81 Japon, A.
iercania, etc, aceptaron como base
para hacer Ia paz.
ESto nos recuerda cuan certo eS
IA doctrna de Borald, al afirmar Que
TODD en- este malGo Sc resueive STEM
pre- por I'm solo hourbre, cuya opinion
prevalace SCORE las de los demas, que
llegan aun a sugstionarse creyenoo
que asi han pensa6o siempre. Este
Sc We mas claro cuando en- asam-
tlea Sc empata Ia votacion que Is
de-idida por IN solo voto, que es e
que impone ST. ley a la aSaHlblea en-
aaueIla circumstance V OCCASION.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-28

tinlas de la rebellion irlandesa' en-
1916.
La diplomacia americana ma oDte-
nido I'm nue7o triunfo al lograr cue
ell go5ierno del Japon reconozca al
eobierno dc Omsk, en- la Siberia, CO.
mo gobierno de facto dc toda Ia parte
rusa no bolsheyiki.
De esa manera nay "a ahora reco-
nocido. q ic menos, como gooferno de
facto, al que reside en- esa ciudad
s~iberiana, ' cue representa- d Ia parte
mas sana del pueblo russo. que eS Ia
cue Sc opone al bolshevikismo.
Leniue Y Trotsky hasta ahora no
Ran logrado nj ~siquiera Ia promeSa
de ser reconociGos, de nanera que los
elementos de orden han obteniGo una
SenalaGa victoria.
Al mismo tempo que tsro suede,
en- ell Japon han triunfado los libe-
| rales er las ultimaS e!eccioneS. contra
los miiita~istas. Y aua de las prime
ras V mas imC~ortantes constituencies
| de esq victoria ha Sido Ia decision
del Japon dc unirse con la Gran Bre-
tana, Frarcia, Italia Y los Estados
| Unidos en- cl reconocimiento del 60
| bierno antiholshevlki de OmSk. DeS-
de cue ell Ministro Hara arribo al pc
der. es eSta Ia primera e que e.
| genera. Taraka, Ninistro de Ia Cue
IRA. cede en- un asunto inlportante
al ~consejo del Condo Uchida, Ministro
de Relaciones' Exteriores.
Al rechazar Ia Conferencia Ge Paz,
| de Paris las pretenslones de Italia
! sobre Fiume, cue segun Sc dice no
fue ofrecido a dicha naclon por e.
pacto secreto de Londres, en- que Sc
pretende basar tales pretensiones,
quedan. ipso facto rechazadas las del
Japon a Ia peninsula de Corea. a Ia
prorincia de Shantunc Y de Kiao,
Chaou, Y queda abrogado el tratadc
celebrate entire China ' el Japon
como consecucRcia de Ia guerra entire
ambos passes err 1895.
La independence de China queG6
asegurada Dor el arreglo i~nternacio,
nal prepsrado por ell Secretario dc
R~elaciones ENteriores de los Estados
Unidos, Nh. Hay, hace cerca de vein,
te anoS.
II convenio Reot-Takahira celebra,
do en- 1905 entire los Estados UnidoS
y el Japon reafirna esos principles
dando iguales oportunidades Z China
Y al Jap6n para 81 desarrollo De Sd
concrete e industrial, 10 mismo que
en- ell convenio Lansing-Ishii dc No
viembre lie 1911.
En- las demandaS que China ha pre-
sentado q Ia Conferencia de Paz, SC
dice Que los convenios celebrates ell
tire China Y ell Japon en- 1905 Sc VIC
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ARRANGED, Abril 27.-Los anne
ricanos desde su ~desembarco en- Ar
kangel en- septiemhre. ultimo han te-
nido 52S baias. Las bajas americans
en- Ell frente russo durante Ell mes
pasa6o son insignificanteS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-28

(Pasa a la Ia. Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-28
LAS BAJAS AMERICANS
EN- RUSSIA
Conhnua la persecution de
los BolshepiRis

!. :. :. - So
= =
J True tansiatica filed with the Post :.
!. m.st.- AZ San Antonio, Tex. As re- !
!: CURED By the at of October 8. 1917. J
Evening journal., 1919-07-18

TRANSPORTATION
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
negro ATTACKS
AGED CONSTABLE
Incenscd Because LHc Was
Held on Charge Of Dis
turbing Religious Meet
WANTED TO PAY FINE
AND BE RELEASED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
MIDDLEToWN, July is.-After he
had been put under $500 bail on charge
Of disturbing a religious meeting by
Magistrate stevens yesterday, Raymond
Perkins. burly Negro, made a brutal
assault on Constable John w. Dickin-
son, aged 79 years. For this offense
he was held under $1,000 additional
bail for County Court.
Perkins is alleged 10 have dlsturbedi
a religious meeting at Armstrong;
Corner on June 10, when a Negro camp
meeting was in progress. He is said to
have had trouble with Negress on the
camp grounds and when she fled into
the church, he is said to have drawn
revolver and followed her in. When
Perkins went in the front door with
revolver in hand the ministers and con-
gregation made a hurried exit by way
of the back door, This broke up the
meeting and a warrant was sworn out
for Perkins arrest. He made his escape
and was not arrested until Wednesday
night when Officer Hillyard found him
on the street here and locked him up
over night
Perkins pleaded guilty yesterday 10
the charge Of disturbing a religious
meeting. He was under the impression
that he would be fined which he was
prepared to pay and would then go
free. When told by the magistrate that
the offense was not flneable and that
he would have to be held under bail
for the upper court tOfawait trial, Per-
kins became incensed.
II was while on his way back 10 the
lookup that the Negro made the brutal
assault on the aged constable. He
threw Constable Dickinson down and
the latter was cut about the face and
hands. officer Hillyard went to Dickin-
sons assistance and Perkins was beaten
insensible before he stopped lighting.
He was then rearraigned on the charge
Of resisting and assaulting an oflcer.
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
July Is.


In this personality we have good
financial fortunes, activity, travel, un-
expected Journeys and residence In a
foreign land, The ideality OF the love
nature Is very high making the choice
OF a mate difncult. critical and indleat-
ing several love affairs,
We have a steadily increasing desire
for fame in literary and musical pur-
suits and some measure OF success in
both IN public careers,
There is daring and often lack Of
caution in taking financial chances,
Horoscope indicates that mining in
Vestments should be avoided. The gov
erning plant is Venus the birth sign is
Lancer and the birth stone to be worn
IS an emerald,
Work and workers unite in the WantI
Evening journal., 1919-07-18

XxvANTED - COUPLE, GENTLEMEN
w desire two or three furnished rooms
in best section. Address W22, Evening
Journal ONCE, tyiI.St,
Evening journal., 1919-07-18

nRIvER WANTED FOR TEAM LoE-
IL ber's. o3G Liberty st. iyiS-2t.
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GARAGE. REPAlniNG. nREs

CEND Us YOUR OLD TIRES, NO MAT
y yer what condition they are in. You
viii not recognize them We specialize in
Work guaranteed Empire
Double Tread Co., 62Z shiDley ST. augl5-1yR
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PUBLIc sue

- KLAIRS BAZAAR
fGI SATURDAY. July 10,
Ntt tA.N>f % head horses and
WI ~ mules. 40 head from pri-
ftHas vate parties Bring your
@ls> horses IN and get the cash
" aeons and harness Moro irish collars
then ail other places In Wilmington SIX
good riding saddles: % pairs gum boots:
30 pigs, from Q TO 10 weeks OF age good
ones Lot OF chickens. two auto cnrs.
e9'oOu worth or auto tires In stock. Also
one pony and cart
iylG-1s WM. II EIATR
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uFi.r wsSr.p- -mslE


yIrANTED-A GOOD BARBER. NJ.
iNtLaRue. Ninth and Market Sts. jy17-3t
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APkRTMFNTS WANTED
BOARDING

pooMs AND BOARDING.; ALL CON
IL veniences. Phone 5413. o19 Washing
ton st iy17-6t.
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sa .bo up pIr, SEQ up WIZ An. PLAN
OSBORNE:

Cor Pacific & Arlsctnsa Aves Safely built
lnO so-called fire-iTap constructiOn) wide
halls and staiswavs; elevator; hot aud
cold running wat sr In rOOmsi private
baths, bathing fl Dm hotel; use of bath
houses and show n baths free I private
walk TO beach or ghestra, dancing white
service. hreproofl garage, Booklet and
auto map mailed. PAUL Z. ROSECRANS,
Evening journal., 1919-07-18

Work and workers unite in the Want
Ads,
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wM H. KLArR.

IN PUBLIC SALE
&ss~ WEDNESDAY. JULY %.
EN AT / o'clock
FAN Sseey WIN. IT. Klnlr will sell
Mll II for J. Wlvel. oil his stock
lNNEch and farm Implements, on
@'aAAA the Lancaster pike, near
Siiyerbrook kBown ns the Ashton Tatem
farm Eighteen head cattle and two
horses, consisting OF 10 good dairy COWS.
yearlings one stock bull. this Is q good
lot Of graded cows. One grey mare. one
grey horse. good farm horses. Farm I'M
plemeuts-Onc binder, one moving ma
chine one hay tedder. one hay rake, two
riding cultivators, two hand cutivqtors,
two hand piows, two dairy wagons. Lot
Of harness of an kinds Lot OF poultry Of
an kinds MIX cans and buckets Mr..
Wivel has 70 vacate; everything TO he
sold Terms cash, 60 be settled for on day
Of sale j. WiNEL, Owner.
wM IT KLAIR. Manager jyl6-is-21-22.
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
HOTEL NlORMANDE

Kentucky Ave. Near the Beach
Elevator private baths, superior table,
ocean view rooms All new brass ana
metal beds Near Boardwalk, churches
piers and depots. Free bathing from
hotel. Dancing. S3D0 up daily. Special
weekly. j. HAMILTON.
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"Uskka.l.ANcanc.e

ocenn Ave, near Beach ocean View
Rooms with summing water and private
hath Reasonable butes Capacity 200
Evening journal., 1919-07-18

Leading Moderatp Price Hotel. Modern
III roughout.
kentucky Ave anA Beach, Heart of Attain
tic city, Capacity 500 private baths,
ocean bathing fire. % hoteli American plan,
50 up daily; $40 hp weekly. $3.50 day up,
European plan. ItookleL Ownership man.
ssement
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
PAINTING AM WAIL PAPER

TNTERfoR AND EXTERIOR PAINT.
i ing and all It's branches and paperhang-
Ing done reasonably by Foxtow and EN-
mete 1929 Washington st, Phone 0955W
iyii.im,
Evening journal., 1919-07-18

Wanted

A DvERTIsING SOLICITOR THE
~ Delaware Magazine has opening FOR
an aggressive, energetic man or woman
~ solicit advertising IN Wilmington
Must understand the business thor
ouchiy. have a clean record, good ap-
penranco, good habits and must pro-
duce immediate results. Salary about
$50 per week and as much later MS will
Keep good person 10 our service Ap-
ply by letter only. giving n complete
record Of your accomplishment. in yonr
own handwriting. Replies will be held
ln strlciest confidence Address Ad-
veriisine Manager, Delaware Magazine,
Wilmington Del jyfg-Gt.
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APARTMENrs FOR REM.

EOR RENT-sECOND FLOOR APART
II ment, seth and Market SITS Phone
246l w. jy1S-2t.
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Take the short cut 10 Success, which
lies through the WANT AD pages.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
To Philadelphia
and Chester

MIs9r@ To Philadelphia
@ and Chester
From Fourth st. wharf.
Schedule in Effect Friday, July 4, 1919,
Subject to Change Without Notice.
Leave both Wilmington, FouAth Street
Wharf. and Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf week days. except Saturday, at 7.30.
aeO. 100 A. NJ. 1.3O, 800. 4-15. 600. zoo
$50 and 0.3O p. NJ
on Saturdays. Sundays and holidays
T3O, 900, 1890 A. NJ. u o'clock noon. 13O,
300. 415. 600 200 $40 and $50 p. NJ
WILMINGTON-PENNs ROUTE.
Schedule in Effect June q. 1919.
Daily. Including Sundays.
Leave Wilmington for Pennsgroye. $50,
7.SO. 500, 900, 1000, 1100 A. NJ, II o'clock
noon. 100, 200. 300, 400 800; 600, 200,
500 900 1000 100 and 1900 p. NJ
Leave Pennsgrove for Wilmington. $40.
715. SIS. 9O0, 1000. 11O0 A. NJ. u o'clock
noon. 1 90. . co. 3 CO. 100. 500, 500, 200,
s00. 900. 1000. 100 and 1900 p. NJ.
Boat for Charter for Evening Excursions.
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WI WI rrorg noaGster ,,tststt,,.,,.,,.s saos
! 1eis 3oi5 S oru iTgusiHs attt,tttttst.,,,. Soi5
Tnrs Tr,l.,l ouI,ths ,,.,tss atssi ttt.ssst. 800
body, new engine, new rear
new paint bargain ...... s4ee
APPLY II q. NEESE
Automobile Broker
Union Park Garage. 20s Union st,
jyi7-3t,
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Try CLARENDON HOTEL

Virginia Aven ne. near Bench
Capacity 300. Always open. All modern
improvements, Including 100 rooms VITA
hot and cold runnirR water. and DrivAts
baths. Write for rales and booklet. Own
ership management. MONROE HUTCHINS
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HELP WANTED
MAIL

WANTED-THREE FIRST
class typists. Corporation Trust
Company of America, 4108 du-
Pont Building.
jyiS-1t
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USED AUTOMOBILES
ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS oos
CARS TO sELRCT FRoM TIME ptfYys.
NH.ENih N.9 ~ DESIRED, CATALOG SENT
% N, REQuEssTT APPLY J, d. GREEN
is6I5 A6bsi lrI,,e sle ,MAshlNGToN ST AGENT
FOX TIE ROMAN AUTOMOBILE 90.
Jyll-im,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

The Fhst two administration hills,
.oprunnsrs in fiscal reform issisla'
tlpn, we're inteoduced In the stats sen
ss. ati /, IL the ir,en.loa VI friends
III the hllla 10 iusist on tasiv enact
meat without unnecessary delay
Tbs sltat bill IA, senate slll Ne r.
and the ether Is senate biif No rs, and
Senator liaagon introduced both.
The first hill fead Constitutes tho
Tennessee failruad commission. tbs
state board Ut equalization. ~Ith pos ar
sufficient to bring aboat aaahy and
fairness In tbs assessment Of sli prop,
ersy In the state There IL provision
Tor whatever assistance Is needed 10
properly carry out the directions Of The
statute. In tho matter os elaAlisat soa
OF assessments.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

~ hshsrn lamsHsssasa.
Ger Athsrt VA KsA~sts ~ Hsxanans
tnanstst tsts effiEs - T2asssissfs
IcAan4 sxseskAss tnf . tsrss 81 -
'ysArx TAs c~rlm<mfas tnsAA0at ~ w
iaAaxsrssbsa we're sszIyis !. al ~
talk. sas-yszS cost - 'shss q tls ss's
Ksssrnsr tes D r~y pkaia eSFMRHlI
tbs s<r~rksfs saok plaes iA ~ bah
ri Representatives amid BtsAsfxas u
hAsssa&snes. ssAas. sGaasy end 9Hatct
pal cfnetals aaA ffssaAs ~ ths iec@st
Inc Aad owsxosnx a4nsnlssrstsAsas TAs
ssnAas ami sosiss OF the SIXTY tsfst l,sa'
srxl assembly azst 10 joGn6 sssAson snl
ttss Asay WAS presided over nv SSs&k
sy Andrew L. To@a. Of tAs ssaafs
-tiaa TO Tie chAss. hy hasssfsrs hsad
presided ats sntrane@ vi the iaaax3
RAJ party, after shls.h ~Arnsssca~ sN1
played ~ iks vast ssdIenes ssosd And
solneS1 tn sia4sMg.
The Rev w. NJ I-aHsrie. p&stci' et
the Monroe street Methodist Ess%ao
pal c1sareh, delivered the tnrocasioR
ind tue Chairman, Senator n, A Bark
halter. was lntrostassd By Speaker
Todd Senator HaFkhastsr welcomed
the gathering Taaa she band rem
defSa 4I'hs stars aad stripes For
sswr !"
Gov Roberta vas prsseassd by w.
W iiead representative trosm Hay
@osta euaagy Gov Roberts deliveries
an Inaugural address that fpr bgessty
has rarely been eqaalsd by any 81 his
predecessors The address Was In
thorough accord with hls desire seT a
plain ceremony
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
cRowA

No other New England birds sp.
preach crows in the matter Of intel
ligen@ or hardness, and they fscs
New England winter with placid
inaldsrene. TO- ia. possible severity.
Long experience has laugh, them
that anything which thsy can svsl-
low will agree with them, but they
will swallow nothing until they have
paid due heed to the maxim nov "a
popular in the industrial world,
"aisty firsl." Ifa tempting pile 81
sHrbags appears in the back yard
they viii allow the sterling 10 try II
out, snd il nothing happens to thess
the crows will take Possession after
making sure that no trap is con
csalsd in the food.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Man hAa Special RsAssr tor esisctiAe
Thss One oe~rstsp inssss4 u
Any Aslsinina

A vell-known Los Angeles dentist
who had been made nervous BY tre-
!eaens barglaries In his vicinity,
was somexha, startled recently BY
having a man come regularly At the
same hour every evening and 81. on
his doorstep He finally suggested
that II /. would be oil the same 10
him. he would be pleased To have
him divide his attention. and ait Oh
some neighhor's doorstep tar a while.
But, II woaldn't be the same. !"
Shouted the visitor, in return, nor
anything like it You are a dentist
and have I'll aching tooth and |
haven't tho coasags 10 have il pulled
out. I come here sssry afternoon
trying to make up my mind to have
Il out. and a soon as come in sleht
Of your house /. s,ops aching. but
whom I 81. on your doorstep, and the
ennfsunded thing knows Il ean b
pulled out il il gives me trouble. !
rave soms rest."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Assrssk NnF~Aes LssSsisz n tlsas
eeass. Kmpaass Askxzsa sMd rMssi
paswSass HsrssiG

My aFsnscah,He @4@ lsas ~ ssssk
" Rlan - . wcsa&n. " rskher d
ssaag Grl n Mn wssdA N'nsaA
SsThiA as aispar~d ! truly fanaS-
nina spirit IL esHsosiky md : ssisak
fw dminai0R sAas sHrissd ths WON
ar III ID shs hahaid ASr.
Sh4 sxaa lAr sfi&rnooa nd ON !
trsgels pressatfd ~ Asr w slHris
Il juvsails admirers Bue - va
net iaalilsa. and vi tiaaes cnaid b.
very naughty. SAs vas mest nzaghty
vhsn under The insReacs Of strong
drink. for. notwithstanding her ten
dsr sss. sAa haa--l gstsvs to say il
IAN inonveniensg ioese lip.
She knew the loc.tion ot the wine
cellar far too veil, and did not
screple TO take advantage 81 thst
knowledge whensssr our Tanby bat
lsr forgot to Week its door and bar
It's windows.
Steelthily parloining a bottle or
tvo. preferably O! champagne or
Soma sweet coTdisl. sAa woaid retire
10 quiet corner, neatly knecs oil
the necks 10 get at the contents. aud
then indulge without stint or neas-
are.
Getting hilarious and aproafseas>
shs would sooa divulge. by her sa-
ssemly pranks. wha. had happened
Then, mounting her tricycle.. ahe ~
paired sometimes 10 the public street.
swayiag from one side 10 the ether,
h4rked q. BY tbs alsgas,ed dogs, and
certainly not an edifying sight 10
ses,--Dr. J. +. Schel,eman. in Wide
World.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
CHIlLS, COLDS,
FEvERISHNESS
Black Black oraucht Is Used by Virginia
ladx for cesds. Fever and
Other Troubles With
Fine Results.

.
Rocky Meant. rs.-~Msss Mae Chit
VOID. ~ this place. rerently stated Il
hare ussss Black aspgSsa sps ssAlAs sai
stomach trouble and cvrsslnly have
found {, yers satisfactory.
When I would feel bad aud fever.
18Th. as though ! was taking fresh
ecsa. would make good cup OF
Biack nrppghs tea and 1t would soon
act ms all right,
l can recommend i, a. splcndid
laxative and gladly do No. You may
publish my statement"
When you feel chilly. tired. fever.
isa. hsadaehy and fear that you are
taking cold. take good dose 81 the
old. reliable. liver medicine you have
heard 20 niuch shout--Thedford'
BLACK -nrausht II is made from
purely vegetable ingredients. acts In
4 gentle, natural way. and by helping
TO drive oat poisonous waste matter
from yeur system. II viii often, n
taken Ia time. prevent chlil from DE-
velopins into a cold
Theussnd of people. during the past
10 years, have found BLACK nraugtt Of
h~asAt In such cases. s"r
TRY II, the next time you chill or
sneexe.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Senator Rtre. Of stewart Ccunty.
has offered tho first aid to sheep rails
ms IN Tennessee lie Introduces q
bill which provides when dog ls ger
r,n,esi 10 leave. or does leave. his own.
srs premises. without hIa owner, he
nlast be- uussled Dog owners who
ar. guilty u allowing unmussed dogs
to roam are subject to fines Of Sea or
$50. shseh flnes shall Sc into fund
IN reimburse owners ot sheep Killed
when the dog osasy IA not financially
responsible Tho state now has nam.
Dor u sheep protective measures, hu.
rowing dogs continue to feed On ma
ton. and tho sheep industry In the
state In very small.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
COVERINGS ADTfs1s CUTTING err
or AL lJsxLEsg OFFICERS
AND siKkp.
FAKES OATH or GOVERNOR


~~ y A&1sEksV
Cor A ~ Roberts 4eliyeFea his frat
Message 10 the iosas assembly, In
which he outlined his pfpgTaHi "a rss
tfarenment lie made ir psasa ssss
taa stats hsneet0rth must live ~itAia
its income and that the policy III mas
Ing large appropriations without pro
yidihg method NJ securing sas rese-
hae ~ tAest them mast ce disl1E-
tlnasJ
The governor lnsiats that every dDs.
lar collected by any agaa, for the state
mast be- turned into tbs treasury. ans
thai egAfy dollar aIsbarssd mist ba
upon properly certified warrant troTs
the comptroller
Hs advocates the abolition ~ over
tapping offices aud a. aet eoHferF.ns
epon oue Parson the duties hnw per.
formed by five or stu. ~iih she rsaast
that the state viii save large SUMS
that heretofore have gone 10 getsoas
who had bat little sofs 10 ID aud a9
parsatly we're sppotstad far paiiLi1al
rsasons Tha governor called especial
attSnttaa TO four positions which might
ea4Ily ha filled BY hH private secretary
at a saving OF ~. TOO ANNUALLY,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

~sstssess pkysAelaa sssAeses We f<as
an Esmssxs s0se fer Raeusaa-
tism I'm tire tasz-

nv FssA rrsasata III iehRs naresMs
hosnstal la Esasssaaks has devised a
isvassasas sss tasas sG~<sstasss. ssaes. ~
tAssplstasaH, tAas i h~Sag Hs~s very
sassresftssx M rms saEsitzfy hasFasais
sasvs n bus t@,Sa satFpstacea HE
eses EHiaeFal atasae asfrs peroxide.
shayh McfasasFy extracts TIE suaaasaa,
fion.
TAs sa.s Ii tstxsss with a ssnFray
sshstanew MhtcA hstAs its arfsan aatii
II Is nssced asi th* ssar over the 6ss.
sssSsi bcne ftssm which Il extracts the
.Sspartsigs. he svrass aud their re9.
Ssss
- The aseta nj IL sprsnAae1 ca Iat
x rsgas ~ .iss e. ~ tktA ssx
ne diseased Name wAes Ne &setws
removes the dressings. frSwa six To
s~stye howsx later. shrr~ wga, be- sewH
hisxsers On the skin II there Ii no
lntscslan The salt with not affect the
sktn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

The American negro snldieY has
laughed IN Francr-and who would
not neit I'm hts sunshine gmIlet--
laughed wishaei getting fist, which
Circumstance lets auc tell story. II
In about ! h~fsy hssek msa who. eelns
tired ot me army hardtack. exclsitu-
cd; "yas. ~h~n Rnt home 10 Lou
l.ville. keaiacky, Gods own rountry.
Use Sosn' TO de hes restaurap, In de-
town, and Use xosa' torsier si@ry;hing
specially spring chicken. but cherry.
thing an Use gosn' 10 make this here
darn bareback snh beams s~a mt ~nl
,t'~---l4untlon Graphic.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

senator Collins, NJ Carter county.
last week introduced bill prohibiting
the slaus liter Of heItcr calves six
months old and under in Tennessee,
or the shipment from thss stAis Of
such haiters for slaughter The penalty
Tor violation " this proposed lA~ Ii 4
fine Of d 10 sio0 for each otfsnss. and
IN aggravated cases sir menshs In jail,
The courts have inga!sItofsal powers In
these oftenses This bill Ia designed
Ia prevent the slaughter 81 yosns
ereadtax stock in the state. a practice
which Ia. grown 10 su1a Al extea,
that cattle production has bssn re
tAraei