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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

scious. Miss sutphin happened to come
along. put him in her car, rushed him TO a
hospital and as soon as 1t was allowed
helped nurse him back 10 life and strength.
Before he had left the hospital the two
had plightcd themselves TO each other.
And their marriage was quite unex.
pected--that is, the date Of it. Ciccolini
was on tour The set day was considera-
bly, in the future His plans were taking
him to California. Some one impressed
upon his brideto-be the dangerous charms
of the California ladies.
And telegram came that made the
singer break his tour and turn right back
to Long Island and the wedding ring. Mrs.
Ciccolins frankly admits that she was
nervous. But now, her star safely married
to her and with the ideals described, of
course she need no longer be nervous,
and is not.
Ought wife live in a cage?
Ought husband?
Can she?
Can he?
Only time can answer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
Very Old-Fashioned IDEAS Of III
Married Couple Ought to Behave,
by Guido Ciccolinii, the
Grand Opera Tenor, Who Has
Just Welded an Athletic.

ond to Caruso in fame, married
just the other day Miss Betty Sutphin,
Tie accomplished, charming and athletic
daughter OF the wealthy and fashiona BILE
New York family of that name, a very
interesting romance began another chap.
ter.
But the romance. interesting as 1t is,
conceals still more interesting question
how long can the chapter last?
rms perpleXity has nothing whatever to
90 with any of the circumstances of the
wooing, winning and wedding of Miss SUIT
phin by the singer. 1t has it's roots in
MIR. Ciccoini's ideals OF what marriage
ought TO be. These are extremely concrete
and odfashioned
Put in brefest possible form, they are
that when a girl marries she oughtnt de-
vote any time or thought TO any man ex.
cept her husband
MT Ciccolini puts it in even fewer words:
My wife must be bird in a cage!"
But So he adds, must the husband.
IAls proposition, terse and simple as 1t
seems, at once presents complications
when set beside the steadily increasing
freedom OF women. the modern attitude
OF independence Of daughter mother and
grandma so far as their males are con-
cerhed and their assumption that the we'd.
ding ring Is token of trust and not a
brand OF private ownership that shackIes
even their friendships. To many II will
seem like Rip Van Wrinkle. just awakened
strolling down Peacock Alley. Others will
no doubt sympathize with MIR. Ciccolirvs
point OF view
What presents the peculiar complica.
ions are the lives past and present, of
Mr.. Ciccolini and his bride themselves.
Mrs Clccolini has been reared like any
other American girl, whether wealthy or
In moderate circumstances. She has been
used 10 a far broader freedom than the
sisnorinas OF her husbands land or the
demoiselles OF France. She has had hosts
o. Young men friends who have danced
and nlaved tennis, swan and driven with
her. She has liked them, still! likes them.
She has been brought up, like most Amer.
lean girls. with the bows"
Can she suddenly stem awav from all
these into the cage Of her husbands ideals
and remain happy?
o' NC o'lef hahd' MT Ciccolini Is
t,laDN opet.. 'e',or' students OF the emo
lions have set down as tried and tested
TACT that there is nothing like grand
op''" Tenor 20 move a "omans heart The
-'e"'''s' ''o'ihls' or pianist cannot so nlav
upon us strings as can he This power
'''a become recognized as part OF his
>"pi'"'' one OF ms assets
y grand opera tenor like any other
"il'S' ne'o"ss 10 ms art and the
""'iN rms WE should he happy to have
ma - leiI Oh nm
""a '''e ioFthuia OF the tempera-
-'e'''''' i'' beside th's admiration he
.''"a' appear III many parts Usually the
''"''S ave 'o'h"h'ic' lie shines In
'0''.a",'E SITUATIONS OF which love is in
'ie meme when, for instance,
nc" away Dy MS role and his artistry.
''e P'eSSe' "s Don Jose his lips against the
=" o'''a ~ carmen now can he know that
,n IS S'I" safely within his own cage?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
me Beautiful Mrs Guido Cccol Nee Miss
the Cage and Outside ItAnd MIR. Ciccoini, the
Opera Tenor Whose Ideals Of Marriage
Are SO Unusually Unmodcrn.

Here lie in wait the bold.
ungentlcmanly. unchivalrous
mon, who, without even the
lady being apparent OF their
presence. attempt by all man
ler OF means TO inflict them
elves upon her company. A
wife cannot In the nature
OF things be chapcroned or
with her husband every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
Beaut iiful and
Fashionable

for me. possibly give
of all my love and all
But she must do tn
bear even to think OF
the attentions Of anot
what the circumstanc
would break at the We
"A wife ought TO Ii,
of love whose door on
open. She should ha
him, no eyes but for
for any other man but
And so ought the
Forgetting my own
family for the mo.
ment, let me tell YOU
of something which
was just told 10 ME
and which startles me
very much. | hear
that many American
girls feel that there is
nothing for a husband
TO object 10 II his wife
sees At to take tea
and attend dansants
WI h emile n, e n
friends and admirers.
"Thev say there ia
no harm in the wife
entertaining long
known friends even
In her own home. Is
that not astounding?
Now, OF course, there
is no apparent harm.
but, oh, what danger
turks In the back.
ground OF such meet.
ings. And why should
his happiness be laid
open to possible de.
struction? Can YOU
imagine what the vile
would say il the hus.
band asked permits.
sion to entertain for.
MGR feminine friends
and admirers OF his
In her home?
Il dare say you will
find very few couples
who are really in love
with one another who
could successfully live
happily with any such
conduct cling en-.
gagged in by either one
OF them. Sooner or
later he beautiful
castle OF their love
dreams would be un.
dermined and crum.
pie. ! much prefer
the good old.tashionca
lives o! solidity lived
by my own ancestors
and by the fathers
and mothers OF this
generation.
Speaking generally.
when referring 10
the temptations OF q
husband, do not for.
get the temptations
and pitfalls continu
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fr<tt ~ 49, ss-t "a :. - ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Ths name oi Dickson County is
again placed on the Homer Roll by
our patriotic ls1pls subscribing for
more than the eoantv's sliosmsst
10 the Victory Liberty Bond Cam
paign.
Dickson County subscription 10
the Filth Liberty Bond lssus was
over $4,000 % more than lie al
io,men, The coanty's quota wss
s22i 5000 A, the brxiaEins III
the Campaign IL seemed almost
impossihi. 10 sell this smoaat Of
bonds. N Dickson Countys slloi.
ment was more than the total al.
io.ment to Humphreys. Hickman
and Houston Counties. but alter all
,nemh@fs oi tho County Committee
aud sli 'kanSs' ~ 'ths eounsy' issvs
msds ths:r tinsl report, County
Chairman. Pit, lienslee, lniorns us
that Uckson Countys total sub.
scrip,ions for the Victory Bonds
vas $2T0.i 100. Ms, Henslee insosms
us thai the people Of Dickson coun-
ty in the Bond Campaign. just
ct0sed. bought mese~ hoads than.
the total subscriptions ot Houston,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
Free Picture Show.

The frea picture show at the
Patriot Theatre. at Z p IN. Satur.
day, entitled The uoyernmen,
Poultry Farm" given rndef the
direction and management Of Mas
Bertha Henry Home Demonstra.
ton Agent. ior Dickson Coaa.y,
1as : Mccess ia every particular,
The building was densuiy packet
BY farmers and their wives and
town people all Of whom are vital,
" interested IN this profitable, in.
dustfy in Dickson County, R ia
evidenced by thr increased prodae
tith ffon year tn y~ar ri t,oulity
and eggs which IL marketed here,
10 we'll did the people fke The
show that M,ss Henry has hssn
asked td repras 4 next Saturday,
which sill be done, at !! p. IN.
Don't tail to SEQ 1t. Free admission.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
COMMENCEMENT tAT
DICKSON HIGH SCHOOL.
Besinning Sunday Night. May
rs and Closing May ~,
Address by Coy. A.
n. Roberts.

Con mencement st Dickson High
Sch6ol will begin Oh Sunday night.
May rs and Close Thursday night,
May 2g.h.
The EXERCISE this year will be 81
unusuaI interest, many h~w aud up.
to.da;e ieatutes being introduced
The program ia br,ei tollowe,
Bueealaufsats sermon, sehoo'
Auditorium, Sunday n.vht, May ~
by Rev, Hardemsn. Henderson,
Tenn.
The Crusning IT tho NAY Queen
Ii th. title Of a very interesting III
tie eperei:a 10 hr presented by the
pupils oi the 0rM four grades oi the
prim W department on Monday
evening, May 2G'h
Pupils Of the grammar grade.
will Give an entertainment Tuesday
night, May 27th
Mu,io.
prrs.ntatioa 81 Diplomas lion.
PHI llsM les,. ,~..,........
Henediction.
A nine.pieee nfeheetra, ihr bet
obtsinahle in Nashville, has been
engaged TOE W sdnesdsy and Thurs
day nights ard musIc with plenty
pep and isA4 IA guaranteed ....
.r as- graduating class will be en-
tertalaed AT an slegsnt reception
rendered them by the High school
faculty. Friday night, May ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
T,vea tie,h Century Club.

The Twentieth Century Clah
held a very interesting meeting
nth Ms. ". u McMury Tuesday
II lsa ~sek 1he following ofhcFrs
~ere lee.ed IN, the ensuVus year
Mr.. A Gle usn', President,
Mrs. Sara Wisaar, Vice President;
Nm. Rsymoa3 Jo ssin. Recording
80 re A., Mr.. Joe 3 W~ns Cor
respa ding Secretary Mrs II l.
Grigj y. Treasurer. htss Asyns
Bryr a.. Reporter Thr~ ne- mem.
hess sere enrolled mskin,' the cioh
ns nes rship at present thirty The
o. u meeting ~iIi he 'r Jeae ION,
3 y. an ss Nrs jim Pryan =
kiptns and bias ~rl.inss vii o.
{ iwo~ed. Everyone interested II
scdiaSy invited to be present,
.-Rep9ted.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

m Tina ass~<aies ol uld Hsekn1y
ckApsss. Z. n c., wss held W~<s-
nrsdxs aitsrneon I'll issa ~ess with
Mr.. w. A. Mosge, at hes home co
cellege street. Mrs.. w. III. Nc
Marry nresdsag.
The secretary read the minutes
oi ias Issi mecsaes. also several
eemmun,catioes, one fsun State
pssssdspa Mfs. 0wsn, nsAins tut a
Donation to tbs monument i'm th~
memorial paris ai Vlekshasg. tos
the Tennessss soldiers. II was de-
cstled To give $500 to THE tuad
and 81 UU towards the educational
iund for this year.
Duslng the social hour IN nn
usually interesting program wee
rendered ~ iollo~e Paper on
Dixie" by Mira, f. l. MaHra~
Music Bs Tbs Campfire" Mira, i,
u, Hunt, Vocal solo. Love He's.
is MY Heart. Mr@. N Gvlbern au
Vocal Dness. Sing Me = Song VI
the South. by Miss Edith Badge
and Mrs \. Il Hunt, Paper Vie.
tory Loaa, A~. CLAYTON Smith.
Mw. Moore was assisted by
N Mssdam~s ] A. Watson aud Jslues
Polk ia serving 4 delicious salad
coarse Visitors presen. wsse: Mrs.
| 4 W,sson. Cumberland Furnace.
Mpsdpm-r Claude Sisamerr and
lsmss polk.
The neat meeting viii te on
June I'LL. with Mrs. C'fay'taf srRisif>
The ,slepnope committee i,s June
being Mesdames u, A, slayden
and Eugene Payne.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
W HART riddle GANE" PATRIOT THEATRE FRIDAY AND SAT- Good Sho


Tbs Dicksom e0unty Livestock
Association met ia Janaafj 10 DIS.
eass Iasans ior the improvement ot
tbs livestock of The eonnty. |. vas
i0uad that the running al large of
ths serub sire was i great hindraDce
10 the sfowins III good livestock,
and hence the Livestock Assoaia.
.tion sssed their representatives In
the Legislature TO give \ Law pro.
hibing .hs fcsub sire ra0ning al
large 10 Dickson county. The
following isx was passed:
Chapter 7s3.
Senate Bill number | tlsd.
stby klee of stewart
An act 10 pr.ysa. Balls Of six
months old and older and Bears Of
three months and older from run
ming At large in counties u this
state u the population Vi not less
than 10 955 nor more than 10 800
Section / Re ii further enacted
by the General Assembly vi the
stats ot Tennessee. That II shall
he unlawful for an owner az any
one having cun.rol OF management
" cattle and swine 10 permit male
cattle or Buils six manths old and
older or Wslvs VI swinr of Boats
three months and older to run d,
large ia ANY county OF this rta'a
hay,ng populstion OF NOT less
thsn 10 a55 nor more than lg 300
.co0iai1s 10 I'm fedefaI t'sr~uS vi
1910 or any subsequent Census.
Section 2 NJ It further enact.
I'd. That owner OF any one having
control u any such tnale cattle or
any such male swine OF Bears
mentioned and iaelnded in seeginn.
! .ni this Act Who may wiliulIy
violate thi. Act shaft be gditty'oi
misdemeanor sEd on conviction
shaI be tined not less than S. %
nor more than SIS 10
Section ) Re il further exact.
ed. That this Act take effect from
aud after It's passage, the public
welfare requiring Il, Passed April
10th. 1919
Andrew l.. Todd,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Seth NJ. Walker,
speaker ol the Hauss OF Represents.
tlyes.
Approved April i1sh 1919.
4 II Roberts.
Governor.
This law IL tnt Dlckson county
sni nov in force, The Livestock
Association wishes To- ask The hearty
support Of eveb iarmer aud citizen
interested IN Livestock to see ihst
tins law ~ enforced II viii mean
II dollars to nIcksan
county in improved livestock
D,esaon County livestock A sn.,
Chas. Elliott. Secretary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
The Big Financial Iampaig a

The Bsg Centenary fitaneiRl
Drive will begin Sunday. Nav ~,
st the NJ. T., Church. this drive 10
contln .. through. the week ti'i
MAY 2 ah. which nvi TO X !
A strong appeal IL made
to ail he nsmh-ts and friAnds To
be pre- seut. Let every member pray
earnestly tina, the Holy Sp'ri' nsy
right~,t. wsv and leadership in all
,ha, is undertaken. le, Us pray
aud look ios crest Victory.
JOAN o. Hollsad Pssto,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
AUCTION SALE.

Having soli my place IN Dick
sun aud must giye possession Al
one. and ~jl se 4 a, public auction
saturday. May Eth, beginning al
one o cia{k some hay taru fodder,
fstmins implements, ~' ho,rehnld
goods cots mtrss mich cows
etc These article. must be sn a
sa II YOU want BARGAIN he IN
hand. Terms made known M day
~ sale Y b. MILLER.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
NOTICE TO WATER AH0
LIGHT CONSUMERS.

All water and light consumers d
the Town ot Dickson. who have moi
paid their bills, will please come
forward and do 40 at once ~ tia
Law provides that these bills musl
be paid by the 18th oi each month
or he cut 90, after tba, date. II mel
paid.
We do not wish 10 discontinue
the service. 30 anyone. but unIes'
your bill IL paid hy the date speci'
fled Ia ,he law. v. will be furced 'sc
do ~ 4, ~.
Call at &. l.. rent*cost . store
and settle your bill aud ssye ttou'
bl. and penalty.
D 4. BEASLkY. Mayor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

A campaign is being waged by
our Home Demonstration Agent,
Mlss Bertha Henry 10 get ~ many
~ will 10 preserve nj least 40
dozen esgs in wxter glass, the
rer-tp, and instruction Tor which 10
being distributed by the govern.
inrnt Any one interested In this
wcsk should see Mise Henry who
will gladly give you iull Instructions,
Mise Henry wish~s 10 know wno
has pure. bred ge.se. ducks aat
stra ~herry plants Tor sale.
FOR aALE~--t,ooi oak rolled
top desk Gee M~ W II. Wyman
Dickson
a------ssa-s-~-~-a-@s~~~~
Remember when in need NJ
BINDER thas the John neafa ls
the BEST. T X Edwards
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
Notice to City Taxpayers.

The City Faxes. tnr 1918, will lie
delinquent in lew days Please
come forward and settle ,,-se ,sSe-
~ we cannot bold them after they
become delinquent, A. the Town
must have thr money 10 pay its
bills, This Nav Ii 1919
JOHN SHELBY.
City Tax Collector
~-~~-.-~--
PAINT Sts IL the time to paint
your house Get your Paint trom
the Myau prAro.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
Your Rab, CAaeAs

Are no~ beginning to hus,le TOT
themselves Thy ~il need a
remedy 10 make bore snd nu.sls
B. A THOMAS POULTRY REM.
EDY makes them grow snd thrive.
Make- 'asG healthy thereby ~.ch-
Ing th~ k,Ins stage 10 the shor,es,
tine. Try II iosisy Anierson
Hari~srr Co. T. d. Grow 4 500.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
TO RAISE FUND FOR
HOME Demonstration

In recognition oi tho sxcellsn.
service rendered by Miss Bertha
Henry. County Home Demonstration
the undersigned have volunteered
to contribute the amounts named
below to secure the $3.50 necessary
to be raised in the county TO secure
sn equal amount from the govern.
men, to retain he. services Tor the
next six months beginning with
July;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
oRDER EsuE1 ron BeT.
Ten DEPoT FACILITIES
Tannessse Railroad cosnmis-
sioners Issue Ordsf I'm Re-
gard To Depot.

sorae weeks ago The Mayer End
Board oi Aisissmaa hied n cem.
plant With the Tennessee Railtvad
Commissioners In regard 10 sAs
poor depot facilities n this place,
sad after an Investigation made by
the commissioner The iallowing
opinion has hesn readeted by them
Mayor aud cs,'.sas o! Usessoa.
fy0n r.s.,
Va
N. c. n NJ, 1. Ky,
optnloa,
The Mayor and a,hst utsscsais ii
the ,own II Dickson. r.nn~sses,
aird q petition With THE cemmis.
sion requesting that sdeQasts dspo.
facilities be provided by The n. g,
h NJ l., Rs At pickscn. Tenn sss@e,
The Commission representatives
u the N. e, A III. L. Ry., went 10
Dickson where they wsss n~t by
the Asyor end 4 Ccmmi,see oi Citi.
sens. the grounds we're gone oycs
carefully and oil dspo. fseil,si~s
,sAsseasAls inspssssde /. VS. jouad,
thai the facilities furnished hy the
N. &. 4 IN. l., Ry. TO ths sssvslins
public ui nirkson and sioinity
wese made qasts and wsr not -
much 40 the public cnmtutt ".
qui,s.. Said finding being coo.
eaHsd In By the representatives oi
the said n. G, h " l. ks.
rh~ Commission W ai ihs 0piusGn
that adequate dssot facilities
shoa!d be iusnlshed 10 the travelling
public Of DieAson. Tsnnes~~s. sud
i,s snsisons. snd an appropriate
ort!n win be ivsusd.
Order.
The Comnirstnn having un dsts
hereof nsxds and fled 4 report COO.
tanning IN hadines ol tact and con.
clusions thereon, which report II
hereby referred 10 and made a part
hereof
lite o,ier~d that the N e. 4 NJ,
l.. Ky cree, and maintain ad.austs
isciIiiist at Dickson, Tenn~.rve,
and.
/, IL tarths, ORDERED ihat The N.
G.. Il NJ. l.. u, de plsu# aud
spec aeAiions im ssid dtto, i,eili.
lie. with the TehnvssYv Rsitrosh
snA Public Utilize. on ~ before
Juae /, 1919
II II farther ordered ihss a copy
III th!s ordes he ..syea upon Mr..
" L. Maypoibei Fed~,si Manager
n The N C.. h Ut l.. Ry S..bsille,
ienn*Asee.
Nashville Tennessee
tn. J1 dsy OF April. 1919.
rtnus@~.- k.iirnsI Ganpf'alnn
nutns. Cats Aad. Safes
Heal readily il FAKkt HEAL.
fNs aEOY !. *ppliad You
uss. |, q, bone srd 'Hvs hs dif
ter~nce A good ,iing 20 tr-p un I
hsna nj All times Il N taday.
sru NAV need II ',snrs,ss AuS-f.
saa Hard ~sf@ TO I u Ifnw d
-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16


secured in tea minutes 60 get the
good work started There af~ many
public spirited citizens nj this coun-
ty who would like TO contribute to
this cause.
Mise Henry hiss organized u
Pure Bred Poultry and Garden
Ciuhs in this county this year with
shout 600 members. Will no,
each club member coutribate one
dozen esgs to this fund Either
one Of the produce houses ST Dick.
4on will handle the esgs contrihu,.
ed, and put them ea the marke,
ard give iull credi, Tor what they
bring.
Miss Henry iss living example
NJ thrift and has walked all over
this county Organizing these clubs.
She i. engaged III a work that 10
Transforming the young sils o. our
county into real home makers. We
could nat make 4 better invesemerl
than to hay lord car fos hsr 80
she could get 10 souch sIth oil The
people ir The county. We appeal
To all the people 10 this county to
help.
Herbert y. Tsllent recently dis
charged from the army. ~ ready to
tia his county service and hssi
consented TO act - h.asurr ins
shis fund Come 90 xith your COO.
ulhatian and ess.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

All are invited to attend the eios.
ing xx.rrisea oi. RnskIn Cave Acad'
erny 4. the X. e.. G Auditorium on
Saturday. May n. 1918. al 50. no.
Admission Tree.
Mise Marguerite Hammond.
lusttuclie@s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Heal readily il FAKKt-' HEAL
INo RE aEOY Il *ppiiad You
make I, si bone srd 'sss hs dif.
ter~nce A good ,ling 90 sr+u "a .
hsna NJ All times Il n today.
.ru NAV need II ',nns~s"s A,sd%ss
sea H.fd~ss 10 I u Itnwd
son
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-02-22

handling a car, but the fine points o.
mechanical constru tion and opera
ton as we'll.
The women. drivers of the Red
Cross motor corps at. Newark, N j.,
have, decided that they should be no
les proficient than the men in active
service
Accordingly, in classes, they are at
tending series of twelve lectures Oh
omtor car construction and mechanical
operation. A stripped chassis is be.
fore each class and an Instructor goes
into minute details regarding the vari-
Gus parts In all, twelve such lee,
lures are given. When they have been
finished written examination Is
held. and on the average of each stu
dent taking the examination, a certifi-
cate of ability Is issued .ts~.
The first elias completed its course
a few weeks ago, and another has en-.
tered upon its course. Classes are
held in the building of the Bonnel
Motor Car Co, Newark dealers for
Dodge Brothers, and Dodge Brothers
chassis is the subject Of study. II
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-02-22
WHEN THE TIDE
OF BATTLE TURNED
Strategy That Startled the World
and Victories That Skill and
Daring Won, Are Shown in
{ Under Four Flags"

a - ~ -,
4, History will record no more fateful
days in France than those immediate
" preceding and following, the meet.
ing OF the representatives or the allies
at Versailles and the naming Of Gen
.eral Foch as the head OF Irhe xGbprdiy
mated armies The great drive OF 'tlf
Huns, which began March 81, was still
proceeding; the way seemed open for
the enemy to reach the English clal-
mel; Foch assumed cOmanlnd wien
the fortunes Of the allies on the field
OF battle were at the lowest cob. NIhe
first drive was stopped; those that
followed were limited, despite their
apparent success. The tide definitely
turned at Chateau Thierry. July 49,
The latest war1feature picture OF
the Division of Films, committee on
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-02-22

to supplement the cold lunch brought
by the children with one hat dish, The
children are heneattedlR the addition
Of this hot dish because their anle-
ttte is stimulated to eat the lunch
brought frem home which Is often eaFs
ried back at the end af the day AA-
touched, The hot dish also NtteA sun;
plies the needed liQnid and mineral
matter which is ieft out Of the Geld
lunch.
'sfhe community ana priieipAl ave
to be eomplimented npoAI takshs thts
stem and giving it the 3salANNA welded
and by SO doing showiRa that lhey
have the physical as We4t AS tha MeptAi
weshheins ct the> chitd ~ heart AnA
that beth mentAt and phSskal MNss
be developed for eIiefeneN," sAys Miss
tpal
>4Ehe hoNs, &s welt ~ the airts ave
enthusiastic about this aud da Aat
Shtrk I'M aotna theif share in rycpstl y
in9 the dishes and eteanmg ny after
ward, Que hoW, when asked how he
liked il, said, Yen bet, i Alike II iine, "
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-02-22
VALLEY CITY
BESTSL LOCALS
Harnes County Aggregation De-
feats Bismarck on the
Latter's Floor

Valley City took the Bismarck high
basketball quint to cleaning to the
tune OF 32 to II on the local floor last
night in the presence of n good sized
crowd Of enthusiastic fans. The game
was clean and snappy, and good sports
1nanship was shown by the warriors
on both sides. ~
Bismarck began the point-gctting IN
the first few minutes Of play, annex
ing two tallies Then Valley City
seemed to get it's second wind, and aft
er that it had the game sawed up
every step Of the way. The teamwork
on both sides was exceptionally clever.
Bismarck showed a great improvement