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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-10

cotton expert of New Orleans, will
result in inestimable good to every
branch and line Of the cotton indus
try"
1.-The purposes of that gathering are
to tell the story of cotton, starting
in from the time when the farmer be-
gins to break up the land, to the plant
ing, cultivation, harvesting, ginning,
ballng, marketing, transportation,
manufacturing and right up to the
period of the sales of cotton goods to
the consumer" said Mr.. Parker in an
interview with your representative.
The real intent and purpose of the
conference is not to boost any par
ticular branch of the cotton industry,
but to be of material assistant and
benefit to all, and by thorough under
standing of the difficulties which be-
set each of the varied steps of cotton
production and manufacture, to bring
about better feeling and that neces-
cary team work to pull together on
lines which will be equally just and
satisfactory to all.
The prosperity Of the cotton pro-
ducer is essential to the health and
continuation of cotton production, and
instead Of having bitterness and fric-
tion, every line Of business in the cot
ton industry should strive to see that
each other line derives a fair share of
the profits. A period of over produc-
ton followed by a period of produc-
tion much less than the worlds needs
is always demoralizing and upsets
trade and trade conditions. In the
long analysis, the cotton farmer is the
most important of all the allied cot
ton interests because if he does not
produce the cotton, millions of dol
lars invested in mills, machinery,
equipment and organization would be
of no value. The farmer has less op-
portunity to be posted as to actual
value of his product as compared with
the manufactured goods, and, as a
rule, the agrifulturalist pays relative
ly higher prices for supplies than any
other class of citizens.
"The production of cotton is at
best most hazardous busienss," de-
clared Mr.. Parker who, by his many
years connection with the cotton in
dustry fits him to intelligently handle
his subject" and che result dep
very largely upon favorable plant
ing season, growing season and har-
yesting season, and with the great
unrest today with labor in every line
Throughout the world, the time has
come when, for self preservation, the
producer, manufacturer and distribu-
tor should get together, patiently and
fairly study the problems which con-
front each other, and then, possibly,
as the United Cotton Industry, seek
to bring to pa$a complete under
standing by which each varied branch
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-10

from Mexico City regarding the waiv-
er provlso which is to be attached to
all applications for permits to enter
the Tampico sections, where num-
Der of Americans and other foreigners
recently have been attacked by ban
dlts. Several oil men were among
those refused permits today.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-10
Refused Permits

Laredo, Tex, Sept. 6.-Many citi-
zens of the United States were re-
fused permits to enter the Tambico
section of Mexico today when they de-
clined to waive responsibility of the
mexican government for bodily harm
that might befall them. The Mexican
consul here just received instructions
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-10
Haoltual Constipation Cured
In IA to n Davs

"LAx-FOS WITH PEPSlN" is a specially
prepared Syrup pTonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation: 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for ID to 2l DAYS
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. COG
per bottle. ~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-10

of these industries receives a fair re-
turn for their toll, labor and capital
invested.
The opportunities for untold good
are great, provided they are proper
ly handled, "Mr. Parker said in con-
clision.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-09-08
Branch Offices

The following are Caller branch
offices f1r fhe acceptance - oiaa-
sif,sd advertisements.
BLAKE DRUG Co.
iiJi Rsiifsss 49,.
BLAKE DRUG CO.
Hardin covr,
BLUFF DRUG STORE,
sif Lsspars ST.
BLAZE PHARMACY.
pobsto~n. Teas.
JAMES vkNDiVEP. Alice.
BRUNO RIOS. San Diess.
EAoLEFONT CONFECTIONERY
Bre~rssiiis.
Q. S. DuFFlELD. Rsymerasiiis
ThE hLccvE, San Bsnito.
DONNA HOTEL, Donna
MERCEDES DRUG CO,
Mercedes
CITY DRUG STORE. san Juar.
KAN NFEcrtONEPY,
Rio grares CITY.
hARLiNoEN DRUG CO.
NsriI 0esr.
POST EXCHANGE - Ringssis.
9Np SOD EXC HhhoE.
sam Fsrsyss.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21
A CONSCIENCE STRICKEN
SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN
(By Associated Negro Press)

CORDELE, Ca, June 18.-Not all
Of the seedlings of the Southern
whites come from this side, and not
all from the North. A news agency
in Atlanta sent out a story to the
papers Of Georgia which made one Of
our women say: 'Tf the Germans had
won the war, our women would have
been ladies instead of servants"
Doubling that anyone except the
writer said the thing, the Cordele Dis
patch, white, says the white man
who paraded that used very poor judg-
ment"
Then the paper says: "The news
item out of Atlanta can do nothing but
imbitter those who are willing to pay
it any attention. That is a thing no
newspaper man ought to encourage.
: Instead Of stirring race hat
red, those who write for the reading
public ought to keep at heart desire
to help the best element of the Ne.
groes keep down trouble. The Negro
is far from the spirit intimidated in
The words that were put in the wo-
mans mouth 1t is regretted that such
a thing was ever written, and much
more to be regretted that it was ever
published.
There is a small mean element of
whites in the South that makes the
Negro do and say things that are not
only foreign to his thought. but like
wise foreign to his being. and this is
a notable instance where it was too
much for one of the conscientious
southerners.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21

truth to the dialy newspaper stories
that the trouble was caused by the
interference of the South African Brit
ishers with white women of this Sec
tion. Everything went along very
nicely, until propaganda, started by
American Southern White, in their in
cessant attempt to stir up strife, was
spread in various sections.
On every occasion the South Afri-
can veterans have resented the in
suits, and this is probably not the end.
if not let alone.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 18.-An
initial Conference of Negro Musicians
and Artists was held in Washington,
D. c., May 1,.2, 8, 1919, with the view
to a meeting in Chicago, July 20, 80,
81, 1919.
Object: To foster Negro Talent;
To labor for Economic and Education
al Betterment; to promote Fellowship
and Stimulate Radical Expression.
The Organization desires the attend.
ance Of musicians and suggests that
organizations be formed of your local
group with the view to sending a rep
resentative.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21

Jackson. Miss, June 1S.-Bishop
Isaac Lane, S5 years old, was in this
city recently, accompanied by his
wife. The Bishop, after whom Lane
College, Jackson, Tenn, is named,
has great hopes for the Race during
the reconstruction period. Bishop
Lane is retired, and connected with
the Colored Methodist Episcopal
church.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21
DENTAL STUDENTS
ATTEMPT BIG STEAL

(By Associated Negro Press)
LINCOLN, Neb., June 18.-A recent
investigation by Attorney Gen. c. A.
Davis in the wholesale plot on June 6
of 100 Nebraska dental students, in
cluding forty-eight from the Creighton
College, Omaha, and thirty-nine from
the University of Nebraska in an at
tempt to gain licenses to practice
dentistry by cheating" at the exam
nations before the state dental board
disclosed the fact that the lone col
ored student, ]. A. Singleton of Creigh-
ton College, Omaha, was "jim-crowed"
in the attempted scoop and was re-
fused not even offered chance to
partake of the stolen property.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21
SLAYER OF LIEUT.. EUROPE
GETS TEN YEARS IN "PEN'
(By Associated Negro Press

(By Associated Negro Press)
BOSTON, Mass, June 18.-Herbert
Wright, drummer formerly of the
369th Infantry Band, who slashed the
throat of Lieut.. James Reese Europe,
has been brought to trial and SEN
fenced to from ten to fifteen years in
the penitentiary, on the charge of
manslaughter.
Wright was indicted for murder in
the first degree, but the indictment
was changed to manslaughter when
commission brought in report that
Wright is mentally deficient"
His term will begin at once.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21

LOS ANGELES, Calf, June 49,
The Democracy Film Co., is the name
of the latest entry into the film game
by Race capitalists Headed by T.
Nimrod Mckinney, formerly a U. s.
soldier of Manila, P. l., and Sidney
P. Doanes, a local real estate dealer,
as Secretary. articles of incorporation
have been filed stating a $4,000 cap
italization.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21
AMER1cus. Ca, June 1s.-su.

AMERICUS, Ga, June 1S.-Sumter
county leads all the counties Of Geor-
gia in the housing Of tenant farmers.
Sumter is one of the leading counties
of the state in farming The houses
are nicely constructed and neatly ar
ranged All the houses were comfort.
ably furnished, and the yards are be.
decked with flowers.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21
SOUTH ATTEMPTS TO
PERSUADE" BLACKS
TO WORK ON FARMS
(By Associated Negro Press)

(By Associated Negro Press)
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 1S.-The
Association of Commerce of this city
has appointed a committee to per
suade" the Negro laborers to work
on farms, where theer is great short
age of workers.
The first thing the committee did
was to hold a conference with the
Mayor, Commissioner and Super
tendent of Police. This is one of the
methods pursued in the South when it
is determined to persuade.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 1S.-At-
torney w. C. Hueston, of the firm of
Hueston and Galloway, is in Dallas,
Texas, in the interest of the Leroy
N. Bundy case. Attorney Hueston
will also address gatherings in num-
Der Of other communities of the South
The interest in the case is increas-
ing day by day and all who have an
opportunity, in every section of the
country, are contributing to the large
necessary fund to enable the case to
be carried up to the Supreme court of
Illinois.
DR.. Bundy is bearing his burden
with patience, believing that the peo-
pie have reached the point where
there will be one universal determina-
tion to see that justice is given.
Tampa, Fla, June 18.-HeIry Hicks,
one of the city's most prominent citi-
zens, proprietor of the Paloce Drug
Store, dicd in this city. He had lived
here f)r "a years. and was promin-
ent Il. of P.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21
SOUTH AFRICAN 5RlTISHERs
RESENT INSULTS OF WHITES
lBy Associated Negro Press

(By Associated Negro Press
LONDON. England, June 1S-More
than 1000 Colored Britishiers from
South Africa, veterans of the World
War. resented the interference of their
civil rights. and working conditions in
Liverpool.
Great mobs of whites have for some
weeks been interfering in one way and
another with these brave men from
the distant continent There is small
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21

ATLANTA, Ca Prof. ]. z. Smith,
connected with Morris Brown college,
died suddenly here from heart dis
ease. He was highly esteemed in the
community.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-21
CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL IMMEDIATELY
SUBSCRIPTION FOR STOCK

Brown comaAche Oil Co..
1856 North Central Ave-, Phoenix, Ariz.
Gentlemen:
hereby make application for
shares of stock Of the BROWN COMANcHE OIL
COMPANY, operating under the laws of Arizona,
shares having par value of $1oo, and enclose
$---.-.-.--~---.~a full payment this purchase.
understand that these shares of stock fulIpaid
and non-assessabe
Street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article XIV.

II there should srfege hrtvct~ states
ynesnhers 1T tty lr.aEae say dSrn'r
,tkciy to lead % rapture. witch IS no'
submitted IA artWrstisEn ss above tbs
hixh rsofrsciiax Ia~+I~s sT-rc 'hat
they witt rvfrr ne MATTER 70 Ne ,S--,7yf-
I've c,>unri, either party " ~" dis
pntr may give ns1tice ~ rae * stsure
* ,hp dispute to She secretary genera
Nlss witt aakt all ursetsssry Arrange
~4vpts FOR Ipfy .nyeI1e ftrr arNf III 10
,tarrs'ion thvrrsf FOR 'ss pgrlAe~e
'ae rsr1}es as~vse - communicate r.
~, SECRETARY general - ryy gsff'H as
y.,0Hn'e statements q t1seir case with
A.. shs, r4cyah. se-t~ and paGcrs ard
''tr eNvent,ve caaac, nssy fNrrhN u
diryst the publication thc-esf
" here tae cParts n ~ cSRgsru -~Ad
,c ise -sttlersent ~ 'es assvt~ a STATE
raa: .saN W. = HAsssi stA-as'rs thr
rsturv A 'hr ~4sg s a~8 the Ssrnas *
~itAeaae7t together @sta sssh esrAaas
fs,as as nav 70 Ap2tnf--sse II tFs ais
.,,.fs AAs not s~4n se4t e. a tv.art IS TIE
.rssln4a. shS6 - gss she8 sstttrS te@7h
xtys A a@~~z$Sry sasts Ard FSgSk rAAifsrss
-. rrs,,,y7s ~ ssatstsss>s .ssrs the casna-t
tntnAs rast saa rrs9sr ~ 'ss ssifAsszsr ~
- tAs ats9ssie n TO rsenr' ss 9r&rT'
v-sassy axve.i ~ ~ fhs ~>eTS-r- ~ 10
gnst3 her ,aG- ts& ys.rrSes 90 tss Gs
rate ~ NtGn ~ers+atts>x rArt'ss axr~&
'nst E"sy 80 r-F te Nar 80 ars
rarr, res4h crEselyRs stts tss r~a,s7=
49, -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article WIN.

She hlga eunsTseging gart4ea rsevg
niss the prsn<iCIe that the aasinss-
nance OF p4-Srw sftll re'sfb:e the r~slae-
ttoa NJ rational aFSisRawrt 90 tbs sew-
est psttrt consistent With natstmal
ssfrty aad ssAr enforcement by eoEaaSa
esc$~at VI International ohligasiaaAs.
hasins special regard TO the gsscxrsph-
icai situation ard circumstances OF
each sfiits; aud the executive eonn,
ell shall to aalsta plans fsr stSe~ting
such reduction.
The vxesgllise esasae4i shall alse De-
'ernsDe for the consideration and ne
tios ~ the several governments what
military equipmaeut and aFtaaIs~SAs n
fair aud reasonable III prupaytlna 10
the scale Of forces laid down In the
program u disarmament =aa these
iinits, when adopted. shall nst se e1,
eessied without the psrmissioa " the
executive eoaat.tL
The high contracting parties agree
that the manufacture by private eater
prize VI munltions and Isaptem.nts "
war leads itself 60 grave chy~ctians,
and direct the executive eprncli ~
aayse how the evil effects a,tesaxns
upon srch manufacture csn be s<sysal-
ed, doe regard heans had to the ne
eesstliss of these countries which are
not able 10 manufacture for them
selves the munitions and implsns~nts
u war nsc~ssary faE their safety.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article XII.

The high contracting parties agr""
that should disputes arise hetweett
them which cannot b. adjusted by The
ordinary Processes NJ diplomacy they
Viii I'll No case resort to war without
previously submitting The Questions
and matters Involved either Ia arhgtta
rlon or 10 inquiry b. the executive
council and untli three nnaths after
the award ~ the arhtratarS ~ res
atumendatiun bs thr executive cunl..
etI and thar they Will u0t even then
resort to war ~ against member 81
the league which complies With thu
award OF arbitration or the recon
uentiA,ion OF she executive cnHnsti
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article XIII.

The hIEh contracting parties. when
ever ANY dispute or difficulty shall
arise between them which they rrs'
ognske ~ hc suitable to arbitration.
Mnt which tHnuof' ne satisfactorily
settled by diplomacy viii submit M
whole matter 80 arbitration For this
purpose the court 81 arbitration tn
which the case Ia rvferred shah be the
court agreed 90 hy the PARTIES nr
stipulated In any ctsnyentian existing
between thcn The high contracting
parties eSre" thar they VIII carry onf
~ ful rnd faith any award that r,av
h. rendered In the event ~ any fatl
Yrv Is carry ont the award IN" cx
tv'U'iep cv'lpcil shall propn~c what
STRIPS can hest ~ taken te giv~ sfT'~-,
th.NrttN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article XVII.

In the sswAt Of ctspGtss hstwssa enc
state H4smssf Of tas league and an
ather state which ~ nas asrnas~f eli
iae iesixas ths aigh contracting parties
agree That ths stats or states S~ssi mesa
here NJ The lr&@ae shall tc tasttsA 10
aeeept tas obligations OF aAsfnhsFssaF
Ia tie lxAE4~ saE the rSFprse$ 81 sseh
5tseats spoH sGch conditions ~ sha
executive eaaaei; Etay Serm tast ssa
abon &etsptaue~ % aas spra insisasien
ths Stssvv Ts~cvfM@R- sssit ssS saNp~stsa
~lth saeh mSainsa,sDns as may be
deemed nsxessAry BY TIE league
Is ne sF4at " psawsF 81 sas4ESd GO
fassHg - aSespt ,sr obl's stlSssax o. ia,'fa'
bef1bsp 10 ~. IaASss fat shs glspesss VI
the ,eagAse "a Bteh la the Vase ut state
ta~H,asf III the ieasFse wayia snbstttass .
tgeash % Aytseir MI. We sI"s ssa"Es ~
snlfle XVI shall Nv Aefsl atsle ~ asaffsa'
ihs .tats 5Akirg sQAa sStEoA
II hnth 90 5iitA 70 the iispate ~hsn W.
iatHea refuse 10 Accept ttse aatlsaataas o.
sssssssses n4.Ss ia sls rss 80 t@4 1lRs Is rAAs
- sIsh t3SEate the ys GllNs sastaTslf rfsAr
axe zstg ii acG5tA and WaAs saes E~coHa'
FasHdassonE a. ~il EfrNsBt aesstli4ttcs afsa
RrI fssiIT IN lef NeFtse~rv-t vi tho "1iisi'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Tonight! Take Dodson's Liver Tone!
Better Than CaOmeI For Liver


Lkstrn to sae' Take M Haexw saxAsa-
ln6. salssastnK rslngnsa whsn hasacar mr.
eaa@&sspass4. Lh1at iaae 4 days wetk
Csiosnes IN as~scnry or ealekssisss,
wsaeA essssy ne<resss u the aoaes
Cslsnsel, when II ecxacs into exassast
WITH soar bile. sTsssses inte II. hsuak.
ting IL ap. This IL when you fred thar
awful aaasea and crampanx. IN sea
ARE sluggish and Fan Knocked cot. II
your liver Ia torpid and hc~was essassa.
pas~t ~ sea have keadAcae. dsxasaexA
ccsied teRsue. II hs~aih ~ had @
sssuaAch sosF, Just take spoaasal Of
harmless tAsdsans Liver Tu0e.
Here's NY susransre~-Ge TO any
drug stare and get bottle az pcdsan's
Liver Tnne fer fee c~n,s Take a
speoefui toulght. and u II decsnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article v.

The permanent ~ryyrtartst ~ tbs
league shat Re es'atli,h At thlaas
which shall constitute "a" seat NJ the
league. The s.s'retar!st shalt ,sAm.
prise such secretaries ana StaT as may
hn required paisr the xrnerai dlrst
ton aud centred ~ n secretary srGara /
~ the league. WHO shaN bF ciit'>ra ~
the executive rouerit the sstFrtatat
shaN BE- appointed by the SECRETARY
general subject - eoufrnla Ian b. tie
executive council.
TIE expense, ~ The sscrptara; sha
~ hoyNs by she StatGS Ntn,ecr~ II
thr ica1ut In a,c'an,r With fsa Rr
port toUfaert nj tbe HvpeH<,ts ~ The In
trrnsiaUs1 haevaa ~ me tnissT>at
N,sxfwf tt+ts4FfF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

stf~sEhssa ycs right wy and naxks 70
fewa hae anA ssgesess by aesmaAk I
want yca tn - back n tn st9e~ 81
set y~aT nscaey, noasoas Lvss Tee
10 destroying tAs sale II e~ieaass 10.
ssase II 10 raj iiveT medicine; eatsrs-
" vegetable. therefore Il car sai sals.
sste or mass yea ssck.
| Fuaraate~ That cas seeoaFas a
noiasn& Liver Toae viii put your
sluggish liver se wask and ra*An seas
bowels al THAT seur hsl< and csaSsA.
pas~d wxsss which n eaeggfag yexs
system and making you fesi misersA,A
l guarantee that hsttis ~ peasoaN
Liver Tear WITH k~en ysnf easstv sam-
lily feeiinx nas fos saatAA GIVE n 10
yoar chsldrea. n 10 AxFsai-as daexaV
srsrs and they sias it, pleasant tass~
~~A Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article II.

Meetings OF the body Vt delegate
shah be held vi stated Intervals an1
fgum Time t0 time ~ occasion may ~
qarc for the purpose Of dealing With
matters within the sphere ~ action ot
the league Meetings ~ the body "
delegates shall be held nj the seat a
The iaHgue or at such other places as
may be- found convenient, and shall
consist IL Representatives ~ tbs high
contracting parties Each IT the high
contracting parties shall have Que vote
but may have not more than three
REPRESENTATIVES,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article III.

The executive cuuucil shall consist
OF representatives OF The United States
Of America, the British empire
fvnnce Italy aud japan, together
with representatives ot four other
states. members ~ the league Tile
selection Ut these four states shall he
mad. by .ths hads ~ delegates nn such
principles and In such manner as they
thtuk A. reudiag the appointment ~
these representatives OF the other
states, representatives ~ thlank lefi
FOR nanesl shall he members OF the
executive council
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

en"--Mrs. JoHS KorrzI.kAss, X.
No l.. Mclean. Nebraska
This famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia 4 Pinkhsn's Vegetable Com.
pound, has been restoring women Of
America 10 health for more than forty
ye1rs and Il will well pay any woman
who suffers from displaermsnts, In
dammation. ulcsratioa. Irregularities,
back ache. headaches, nervousness ~
.'iAs h.aa~' - gave u..s suces4sfl
rene..y trial
For SPECIAL Suggestions In regard 70
your slImsnt writa Lydia L. pinkham
Medicine ca. Lynn. Mass. Tie result
OF its kng experience Ia at your service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Covenant.

Preamble la order ~ CE"taoit In
ternatioBal co-ofera.icr aiid III secure
international rearv and security ny
III. acceptance NJ obligations not To
rrsnrt 70 wnr nv sire prescription ~
opeu. his, And huuosthl- relations tss
tween nations. ty lke h'1n establish.
m4nt of the Understandings II later
national las ~ thc actual rule o.
conduct among governments, and By
The maintenance et Justice and . sf.fti'
putons resp@s.t fot uIi treaty otiiisa
tons IN the dealings ~ ocgans&sd
people with one another. the powers
Slguurnry 70 ttiis rwvefgarSt sttr,s tfsi~'
constitution - lhe league ~ ua'ioas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article X.

The high contracting parties shatl
undertake 10 respect sud preserve, ~
against external aggrNsslnn. the ter
rltorial integrity and existing political
Independence Of al sSs,es, ntfnhers
II tAe league. In case II Rhy snet,
aggression. az In ease ~ any tlirra'
or dagger - such aggression. the ~
'r,stYv- roancii shall advise gpoa tbs.
means hy which the obligation shat
hc fulfilled
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article VII.

kttui>Sice 70 the icscac O., states
pct stSnstertrs To tH.s coveoaut aa3
net named IN the p7o,e,>'l SIS states &c
b. invited 70 ashSrv ~ the sN,vevaat.
requires ;hr assent * aot !sS< thar
TIVE thsras " the states rvgrrserge1 {
limited 70 tslis self enS~rra.as t,,a-
tries, ineIasisng ,sarNin.cas srd ~>}oa'eS
NJ state >hsH Ne admitted ~ he
guarantees ~ !ts SRcs'p 'e'e~'ifsn =
Observe re tateCEa,lcnsl 90 ~,
sngi uaiess ( shat ruaf0rrs 81 Z
prtuc5P,e> as ray ~ prvsc,tsei a
;sry ferSss arc arraaEeaty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

palms and even heart lAsiusw can b.
tfxress ,ffr~ssytS Aessf+ ss,usch.
Avoid these dangesx~-doa : lst Scid.
stomach wreck yonr health. Doat
drag ont yoat days frehns ail In, down
and out, weak and Aiiing. Keep he
vital spark flashing. EAt The thlnss
yon Me aud digest year ioed In com.
iort. Then you'll teei nne--bs NJ
mentally alett--havc pep and punch
the power snd viii 10 DO tbings.
Take EAIuNiC and give ycss
stomach the help 10 pus u II = tine,
healthy condition % chat "A will dlyess
your food per.ecsly and mako every
rnon,h.ul you eat register i00k Ia "a.
riching your blood and huilding up
yoor bodily strength.
Oct 4 big box ii EATONlC TAB
LETS !rori your druggist to-day. They
tasse gocd--iust lsks : hh Of candy.
Ths cost N tsiflin9. II Ii absolutely
guaranteed. ith Tails 10 relieve yuur
stomach misery, yous drdssist vii!
refund your money.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Article XXI.

THE NtSs contracting PARTIES agree
ttst PROV s4nr shan 80 %aa@ fhrnuEN
TIE 'DSfr4 yrrrtatitt az the EsNsar &c
Ss<atrs Ara ,QajrtstN tr~*aara 81 transit
ana eq fahir treatment tor ths rom.
mere - a.! states ~ NJ hegs - thH
~@gre As~E In ,nl"d A'~sons ether
ftthR# special arrangements with 70"
sara 3 Tsv NNses. ttrs - sss regions
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