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New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
McGrdlU Men Out on Ton
After Real Slugging Match
Winters Hit Hard by Senators and Causev Is
Called Upon to Save Day for New York-George
Burns Swatting Hero With Four Singles
By w. ]. Macbeth

WASHINGTON April 19The II to victory to-day
r Clark which, by the way, gave York the
o end exhibition series regardless of
come one book 1t Cose Paytonif you what is
the best congomeration
iu sunshy afternoon Brilliant spots nevertheless
gpv all that onceivaby as
and Not
JsruI finish saved it from tagging painfully.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Exhibition Games

Al Philadelphia:
,,,,:,., r. II. E.
philadelphia Nationals .........2 I
Philadelphia Americans ........3 4
Pendergast. Faircloth and Adams: And
erson, Grevell and Perkins.
AT LOUISVILLE r. n E
louisville (American ASSN ~ 8
Nashville (Southern ASSN .. 0
Batteries-Mies and Meyer: Helfrich,
Bennett. Street and Kohlbecker
AT BALTIMORE r. Fl r
f5oSton tATnericanS) ........... l6 Is 0
Baltimore Internt'D ........ I 6
Batteries - Ruth, Mays and Walters:
Parnhann. Lewis. kneisch, Egan and
kroU.
At CINCINNATI r. r. e.
thicaBo tAnericdns) ......... 8
cincinnati tNationals} ......... s .
Batteries-kerr and Schak; Fisher and
Allen.
AT ST. LOUIS, MO: RHE
81 Louis Americans ..............8 6
ST. Louis Nationals ...............1
Tuero. May and Clemona
AT INDIANAPOLIS:
Pittsburgh On. ID )..............
Indianapolis "a. A. A.)..............l L s
Cooper and Schmidt. Rogge, Dale and
Chang.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Jean Bruce on Mat

Jean Bruce, the shipyards wrestler,
will meet Nicola Montagano, the Ital-
ian middleweight mat artist, in fin
ish match at the Crescent Theatre,
corner Fulton Street and Flatbush
Avenue, Brooklyn, tomorrow night
"Hoosier' Warner of Vincennes viii
test the skill of Sailor Phil Griffiths
in another bout
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
College Baseball

Holy Cross, a; Pennsylvania, 2
Columbia, s: Princeton. 8.
n. Y. T.. Z Union, 3.
Tufts. 12; West Point. 1.
Lafayette, 8; Cornell. 2.
Maryland state. 8 Navy, .
Bowdoin. 13; Bates, 4.
Colby, 6. Maine. ..
Williams. 8; Mass Aggies T.
Yale, 8; Johns Hopkins, s.
West Va, 3; Ohio. 2.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

Wi /
Cadore and Pfeffer Win
z1U0 for Uncle WiIberf
Morning Game Goes Ten Innings - Malone q
foungster, Has Honor of Making First Hit and
Run of Season-Two Big Crowds See Games

BOSTON, April 19The Brooklyn Dodgers baseball
They took from the bewdered Boston
by of and the
Goldfish turned the
the Yankee Division returned from The
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
he score {:
ROCIiESTE
Totals ..Soo527l4s Totals .sooo2 ~ 10
na'ted for Rus ell In 9th iunlus.

.'Balted for Russell In afth tuning
New York 90. ........l q o > y x-6
g. wsOaae i,,S g,lsy,c. ~. Home rns-M.ra
bnscs--Vick. Lamar. Rodriguez. Left on bases
New York. 4: Rochester g. First base crrors--
New York. .. lIlts-Oh Russell. in innings
on Shawkcy. , In inings. of Hernhardt In Il
innings: on Grant. in iunngs Struck out
By Russell. 0: by Shawkoy. 81 by Bcmhardt. :.
Bascs on balls-or Shswkey. :; or Bcrnharit. .:
OF Grant. /. Winning pitcher Russcll. Losing
pitcher Dernhardt. Time AS Umpircs--By and
Malancx.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Overthrowing the Champs

badly season.
the ton II o
all that the
extremely slight Cleveland
thinner than the a balloon.
of hard
working afternoons
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Another for Giants!
Totals Al II - - o. Totals. Al 10 - IL

'Battei for Winters in fifth inning
'Batted for Hoylik in ninth inning
Wgs Wssning5on T"Tk '.'........S 2.ll
Two base hits-,Iudge. Thorpe His-OH Win
terS.. 10 in innings off shaw in 5 innings
OF Matteson. 7 in Is innings OF Hovlik. in
% innings: on Causey 3 IN innincs Sar-
rhce hits-Afilan. Caueey. Sacrnvc fy-Davis.
Stolen bases-kaufy. Zimmerman. McCarty. .jen-
WIN. Double plays-Days Janvrin to Judge
Left on bascs-cNw York. II; Washington
H. First base on balisOT Winters ! of
shaw. .; or Ma;teson. l OF HovliK. OFT Causey
!. First base on errors-Washngton 8; New York
>. Hit by pltcher-By Winters. ! DAVIS: by
Matteson. l (Fletcher); by Causey. Davis
Struck out-By Winters. 4; BY Shaw .: by Causey
l. Passed ball-McCarty. Wild potch-Shaw Time
-2.40 Umpires-Brennan and Collihower
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Military Academy Wins

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., N. y,
April 19.-The New York Military
Academy opened its baseball season to-
day by defeating Middlctown Higi.
School. The score was 13 to 0. The
pitching of Bellack was the feature of
the game
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
AFTERNOON CANE

,Batted for Reagan IN Seventh inning.

*Batted for Ragan in seventh inning
IBattcd for Nelf in eighth inning
Tran for Scott in eighth inning
BROOKLYN ...........--.o o o . o--s
Boston ..............-0 0 o %
1~o-base hits-Wson. Msranyi'lc stolen bases
Olson. Riggert Powell LEI. on bapes-rrooli
lyn. $; BoNon II Hts-Of Rasan ) IN inu-
lngs; of Nehf. in inning Hit -; pitcher Ry
rfe.er, tliokc keyl Struck out-By Pieaer
?: by l@gan 3. by Nehf. /: by filllngm. l.
Passed ba!i-kT1Ieser
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
To a Vanished Comet

They STROKES
'e0h bnch hand and crraic "of tho ground';
They may they their au
non
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Add Spring Poems

iris and Babc and tn and Ping
Hail the Vcrdant edge Of spring;
Here again tho sprol0 ,ciMdJ sigh
"1ris and Ping and Babe and IT,"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
6 Sc aS'Rg? iaSRgQRT!!GH!' DILL; +!

w. oY Gfak12andR Rice
(Copyright, 1919, New York Tribune Inc)
The Coming Box Score
The fountain domn the paper,
As thoughts orrire fo1cies snrap;
The uriers nmbic phrases caper
Anent the fray;
But though he's brilliant, keen
Aom his finest yarn is rpc;
For alone
AS long sta IN
Through argument invectiue,
Where Uild to beatt the band
The rest whoUy inefectiue-
Until they find vhere you saud
IN summing ones shame o glory
You nail I'LL others on the fy;
For you onetc the stor
Beyond the tnel albi.
When hare passed the final terror
You still shall youw cay;
The hts the runs, the steals, the errors
And oil the O. 1t day;
Mans day bref-but you eternal
And prined for another spin;
My hair is gray-but yom ire
Who ushered old Pop Anson
Facing of any interest
also that Chicago the American pennan
1t also not be of interest know that
1876 If all this nothing fc don't blame
In the fortytwo National Chicago
Boston, and New York
play Boston Philadelphia penan
Detroit and Chicago Paste this hat for future bet
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
A Good Start!
MORNING GAME

h5SSs'" Bosien .......... ....... "a "a
9. Two base hit-olson. Three base .ht-Wheat
Malone Sacrifice flies Msranyille Double PLAYS
Olson 70 Malone to Johnston; Maranville to Her
zog TO Ho.ke. Bases balis-Of Rudolph ofY
Cadore. >. Struck ouBy Rudolph. =.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

In the fowo National League play Chicago
Boston, and New York In the
League play Boston and Philadelphia penants
Detroit and Chicago Paste this hat for
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

1t also be of interest Barnes
Chicago the first league leader bat with
1876 If all this nothing life don't blame trying
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

New York. somewhat retrieved IT'S
earlier sins BY dragging the chestnuts
;,Om the fire after they had stared
ITO the face Of Z to shut-out. Win
.ers w wasshar1 hi. and received faulty
support till nine runs were scored off
linn. Causey Mlraculously ESCAPED
.pyeral times and eventually launched
he winning ~a'lv in ne ninth.
The Giants could do little against
Shaw. but .ouNd Matteson to their lik-
jng. Heavy hitting gave the visitors
four runs in the sixth. They scored
,s'l as many again in til, eighth and tied
!, up. In this inning Matteson was
driven from the box. Thorpe greeted
lIOvik the third Washington pitcher.
with double that scored three runs
and tied the count. George Burns was
The swatting hero Of the afternoon.
He had four singles and pass in six
,rrs IN the nlstn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

Facing of
1876
also that Chicago the first American League pennan
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

ish saved it from tagging painfully.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Hundreds oi youAg men nov
SHADING on the thsesAcld Of IN.
srs asking. What must | dor
The scns of fashsra are looking 10
thu cities lor an answer. the sons Of
merchants sud ssadesnen sfs look
Inn 10 tine country. There never
vas 3 time when tbs question was
more important than nov. Living
now means activity. intent and
persistent. The ysons man chooses
D proisssion withoul hssag prepared
yaas IL and understanding tia ma.
suss OF bis work aud its demands
simply eaters an an uneven race
and will bs lett Tar behind. Gu,
schools holds out ~ you the golden
opportunity where this needed psv.
p~ration can be had. Sslss it; Ina
erase il snd make life \ success, /.
--------.>4>s,~--
Why not effect m orvsnira ton al
our business fraternity and men nj
capital. This idsa ID 70 kssp the
present interest Ut our towl 1t high
tide and awaken new enterprises
iha. will add ~ 1t. growth and proc
pefisy. This In = move In ths riaht
direction and tho only wsy such q
thing cen he effected. We already
sss what new and Hive enterprises
will do tos w. There arc many
live indns,ri+a, especially In the
East. that are ssetina locations,
aud II W were PROPERLY organised
In to = Business Msa's Assccia-
ton these enterprise might b.
looked into. and II found nsritori.
Gus. sufficient indueemsnt given Tor
thsn 10 locate In our borders. This
10 what will sivs growth and pros.
porlty. new lie and nov interest.
make our town" this piars shs wAs
destined 10 b.. the first. the best.
the most Notable Of oil the places
round about hss. Now the pre.
ssntation 81 this subject 10 not 10,
mere eject ha. Tor 4 purpose; Tor
the consideration Of every business
man oi our town. 10 awAksn you
out oi slumbef and arouse YOU up
to thinking on this subisca With
speedy action In view.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

ELMER PEELER

Office Of Clark and Asstsr. Chsncsy
! Court It Dickson. isonsssse.
10 this cause. Il appearing q Tie
Clerk aud Master from The affidavit
TO the bill filed il ths cau~. ths,
the Defendant. Elmer Pssla. 10 ,
nonresident Of The Stats 81 Ten
nsssss. and cannot hs served with
process. II IL therefore ordered that
said Delendant Elmer Pselss. ~.
pear ii the Courthouse. 10 i)iekss0.
Tenn. on ~ hsiors Thursday allsgths
FOURTH MONDAY In OCT. 1919.
and plead. answer o. dsmm TO ths
bill died against him in the above
Gauss Tor Divorces. on The sans will
hs taken Tor confessed and The cause
set ios hearing sx pAsAts. And.
thst this order he Published in the
Dickson County Herald lot Tour
consecutive wsexs. ~ required BY
Law 10 such csses.
Witness my hand n otEo,, This
Aua. 18th. 1918.
J. ]. Taylos. Clsrk A Asstsr
II. G. Richardson. Atty. ios Complt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
.,'vSvscss sssG

By virtue ii the power ves.e..
In me - Trustee. By deed Of true,
executed by W. r. Hsrdesiy and
~iis. |. !. Hsrtesty. and sesis,rt~a
In Book q. pages lll and i42. r.
O. D. c.. Charlotte, renn,. and
mads 10 secure thA payment u a
nots tos $&37. 90 In favor M vistou
Taylos. and dsfsal, having been
mAds 10 TIA paymea. Of ssid not~.
| will, a l o'clock y. m, ON
MONDAY, OCT. Il. 1919,
a ihs sast dess VI ahs Courthouse
In the town ot Charlotte. Tennessee.
ofyes Tor sale and cell to the highest
bidder ior cash 1t public suction
and isse from ths equity VI redsmp-
ticn. homestead. dover snd oil
cthss sxssuptioss ~Aseh ase sxatsss-1
~ waived in ssid deed 81 trust. the
following described property towil;I
Beginning At the northwest corner
on 4 small poplar and pointer. runs
east liz poles TO 4 stake with two
hickory and too blackjack pointers:
thence sauih l63 poies to 4 sake
With shree black oak aud hickory
pointers; thence west 100 poles to
4 stake With three whits-oAk point
ers In McClurkan line; thence with
sAid line and Ira DeBusk line 1868
poles 70 the beginning. containing
In al Ia scres. more or le~s,
This 2od day oi Sept 1919.
vis,on Taylor. Trustee
J. A. Clement. Atty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Tell me not In mousnisl numbsi,
That ths town h ful d gloom.
For the mAn's 4 crank that slam,
AeS,
In thsss sloEioua days 81 boom
Lie b real. life h earnest.
And ths grave IL NOT ito goal
Every dollar that thou turnest
Helps 70 make the old town roll,
hut snioysnsat and not sonuw
10 our dsstiasd end or way;
II you have no monsv, borrow
Huy 4 corner los today.
Lives al great s,m oil remind IA
We can win immfstal fame.
L.. 10 leave the ohumps behind 10
Aud veil ~. there all the sam-
Ia THE world broad field Of bat.
tie.
In the bivousc % lite.
List ~ make The dry bones rattle.
lavest some hing fos your siie!
Let W then he up and doing
With = heart for sny fate,
Saca achieving. sill putsuins--
Booming early. booming late.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
wnsr s.,sxs.

Th@rs sili hs &n ies cTsszr sum
psf IL Eco ieh0alkoaas4 Altsrday
night. Sspasmhss 9. Ths praessds
NH ~ assd Am thu hsns6sS u -
scA00l.
! Dss FiAlds b sttsndIDs ths Dick
son Csnssal High ashnel.
Aiz4ii Lsns and tamiiy ssss ~
g0ssts a George Bush On ksftoa's
Greek 6Undsy.
Mr.. md Nm. Bob SoutAsrlsad
and daughter, Min As6is. oil
Birmiaghzm. Ala. sss ylslsiA9 fsia-
lives and ihisads In this vieiaity
Mr.. Jim Rogers and Mis- Ciars
McElhiney wsfs married Sandsy
Esquire w. II, Baker ofiiciasiss
We wisb Doc than loaa and hspcy
life.
TSmmis ruqas began tesshing
the Holland Schoai In Hunphssys
Coanty Moeday.
Mr. Marvin Springer and child
ssn oil Mississippi. are whiting bss
fnuehSf:sn law, Vie Mstt Upftnsss
Ewsll Doaesan II visiting rails.
sivss and friends In Ksntucky.
Mss, Cas- Eagland. u MI plsss.
AMI. il The guest et her daughter.
Mira. RaimA sullivan.
Quiet 1 numhef ssloysds shsp acnis
near 0ah usovs Saturday
Mr. aud Mrs- clau1s Housn. Of
West fsansssss. are apsndins lev
days With relatives hsss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Factions Not Necessarily Fatal

We read and hear 4 great deal
thsse days a. 10 the influence OF
tActionalism in setarding the growth
VI 4 town. And while IL. 10 true
thaa many ,owna are held back
from \ pronounced and gratifying
growth BY the taetionAl fights within
their combines II il not always the
cas-. nor II Il Inevitable,
You hAvv doubtless heard citi,
ssus u mere than Que town rvuark
No ass to start anything Tor thi.
town; II divides "a all Questions
and The tactians sssrs lighting each
other. and ~ q consequences 10th.
ING IL done >
This STATE Of Affairs 10 common
10 many towns Factions do n.
isG and do fsh, each othes. Ba,
still Their 10 q way fouud ol this Il
~ ciatens II the town can b.
heoasAt 70 ~ ,hinss In their true
light. and will all agree to ase 4
NtstS u the eomaon senss WITH
which Prssidsoce aas eaaowsd
them,
We suss recosnits The facs thu,
tAess are tsctious u ALL so~ns
Nevertheless. a0e Al towns pesmi,
sAsss tAclioaal aeAss TO rstard tAei,
peus~srsty, TAe ssseson Tor THE u
Nat tAs citissas u These towns
have ~ ss0sa 10 realise thai proc.
Dsssty toe the town uaeaus psoe-
pssiss Tor ALL IN shs tosn,.
Ia " take su example;
a psopoeitioc 10 ~ 10 sscsre
pene indNstsy b. yeur tosn. Il 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

0ld pe0pIa ssocps1 with sufss.
ling.
Middle age. eonfasscasiy lighting.
Youth protesting inspAtisnily.
Children. unshls 10 sxpIsins
All 10 misery from fhsis kidneys.
Perhaps . hisis hackachs 6sss.
Urinary disorders. dzopsy may
quickly ioiIos.
Dosa's kidney Pilh ars ics weak
Kidneys.
Are sndosssd by thonsa0ds.
HGe'a Diekson tsstimuuy.
Mira Elizabeth J. MeNsii. Collam
Are, ssyE WHEN ! toot cold, IL
IL sure 70 ssssls Ii my Eiinsys sad
bring on attacks VI hackachs. Nv
kidneys oct irrssulaTiy and my lest
swell and ache. A. soon ~ l begin
taxing Dosn's Kidney Piils. which
| sst al ths Clsmofs Pharmacy. !
sst relied, | 40 pleased to r..
eommsA& .leaaA klinss. FAILS ~,
Price V0c Il oil dealers. Don't
simply Ask ios q kitaey remedy
gss uoan's kidney otils--ths sams
that Mrs. Mcneil had. fosser.k Mil
burn CO.. Misw, RunAle, N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
LAND SALE.


-. 'i.4 q.
In obedience to 4 decree III she
Couhty Court oi Dictson county. In
the case al II. G Richardson W.
B = l,unnaway. u sss. ! will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ~.
1919
d 10 o'clock =. I'M. VI the court
aouse door in the town OF Charlotte.
Tenn. Offer ios sale ooe vacant iot
In ths town al Charlotte on Wstsy
strseA known N the II. &. Bibh.
decsassd, garden bot.
Said sals will b. tas cash. and 10
bar 81 equity 81 redemption, home
sesad and dover night.
This Sept, Z. 1919.
MELVIN HARRIS. tirrk.
II. c. RICHARDSON. Solicitor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Have always feared rats LAtsly
noticed msny On 10Y farm. A nsiSh.
hor said he Just got rid 81 droves
with RAT-SNAP. This started me
shinkins. Tried RAr.SNAP my.
ssh. II killed II and scared The
rest away" RAT-SNAP GOMEZ in
three sires, BE Soc, 81 I'd. sela
and guaranteed b. Dichsou Hard,
ware CO., h, q, Tom,insoo and
CleUars Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

something tAas may pessibay nat
DIRECTLY sAset but = small pro-
portion oil tbs population. Possibly
tha. small element may al belong
" ons ri the wssrins factions, II
that any rsa.on why Vie others
should opposs III Decidedly NOT.
Every cisizrn who h~s tbs real pros
perity of hia town ~ heart will at
once rsaliss that 4 direct benefit 10
the town 10 N Indirect benefit 10
himself: and. while doing all he
can tot the success III his own crowd.
will not carry bio efforts u ths ~
tent VI depf,vins the tosn Of =
tangible asset,
And therein liss the keynote II
ths success oi many towns. regard.
lees Of the lac. that they are ~
badly divided into factions ~
others. Thsy have tbs sense 10 sse
that when their town 10 deprived Of
4 profitable indust.y which II nigh.
have sscurxd.e NO ONE hxs'xa sy.
postuniiy TO benefit from Il. Had
oil agreed 10 pull sossth4. and
secure IL thsn each could have had
q lighting chance Tor the benefits.
Briefly. the LIVE town doss in
scsapplng AFTER thsJ hays secur.
ed what they 20 after. instead oil
bsiors. The LIVE town realizes
that ALL mus. work together u
SECURE. but that The scsappins
must DO limited 10 the control.
No doubt many Of our readers are
acquainted with just such towns.
WAils they ars no stsanssss 10
iaetions. vi whsu anything h pso-a
posed that u pistuiy TO the adv1nt-''
age Of the community. tbs cohsusion
and cooperation 10 instantaneous,
They have the good ssnss 10 know
thss they cant divide their LOAF
Before they sscuf* II, snd that this
first consideration Of securing II
demands undivided effort.
And right here 10 = point w wish
10 ssrvss. and upon which too much
smphasis can not possibly be
placed: DON'T CARRY YOUR
FACTIONAL SCRAPS TO THE
EXTENT or DOING YOUR
TOWN AN INJURY OR DEPRlv-
ING n or A BENEFIT,
You would bitterly rssen, the
charge Of disloyalty To your tow.
Yet every time yoa knock il. evety
time yous act dspriv~s ii Of q benz.
d. just ~ often you ARE disloyal,
This psiucipls will hold good In
ell ihinss relating to the prosperity
oi the community.
o.. this kind Of 4 spirit in your
heart, We will all STAND together
Tor everv possible benefit 10 our
town. II there MUST be . scrap.
let il be- over leaves and ashss AL.
READY SECURED"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

II you want TO cell your city pro.
perry os tsrm. lint IL with ths Dick
son Loaa 4 Realty Co.
Nm, r. W. eaksess II 'Midsay,
Nv. 10 bern atisadina The Ssdsids
a her brother. 9. l.. Scott. Who il
quite ssck.
10 Ne csss VI r. L, Shste. q
als " A, L. Scost- 1t ale. In
Chsucery Court. in which the
ias,sr's rssideucs oa coaisse ssss<t.
vi, advertised is sals iss, Satss
daY. wMn bought Ia ey III. Scott,
The considerations being ts0O1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Rats DieI

DO Do mice, once tis<y eat RAT-skAp
And they Rave no oder behind. Don,
sshr oar word tos u, Try = package. Cass
and dogs wont touch Is Rats pan up
al food to sel n kANsAAp TAses
sines: 4sc. 5s,c. ~, III ysaf drAler hss
none In ssack, write yoaeih Exsetmi.
assisg 10, Wsss6eid. N. J.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

TIE bsss ed~srtis~Dent any mes'
chant can hsys II q satisRsd c1s-
sonss. 10 greater recommsads-
tioo can b eiwa an article than
shs ioilswtns b. u. b. Milban
Esse. Guioo Drug Store. Gsica.
Al. We hare cold ChamberiAi1 .
CoaeA RsAsdy tss yssss end have
alsavs IuIsd tAas Il gives PERFECT
st61osstiun. --a6y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Kills Rats

and nlce that's RAT.SNAP. TIE old
retiAhis rstsnt dsssHoyers. Couas In
cAkss--Aa aising With other food. Your
moaey h~rx ii Ii Tails. Three sisss. 25e,
Doc. 81. II ysar local dealer con- I sapply
ron. write Yoaesla Exserniaatimx Co..
vestfielj. N. J.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
FEEune GLUE?
LINER LA1,?
TAKE / cAl0IAD
Wondesiul How young and
EnesIetk You Feel After
Tsldag This Nsssealsss
Calousei Tablet.

II you have not tried Calotahe
yoa have . delightful surpsiss ..
waiting yoa. Ths wosdssful livse-
cleansing and system- puslayins pro
pertiss Al Calonel may nov be -
loyed without Tie slightest uapleas.
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with Z swallow ri vatss. ---that's I'll.
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unpleasant effects: Yoa wsks up
in thu mosnine issiing 10 god TIA,
700 wont 10 laugh sheAt il. Yous
liver u clean. y0sr sysasu b puri-
6sd' yo0s s sDpstits hearty. Esl
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liver tho~oSsh eIsaasias With s
Cslotab. They ere 20 pssyscs thaa|
yOM druggist 10 anshosisea b ~
lund the psice - . gvassnAss list
yos will be dekshsed,
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

For Avery sutsoilss pIovs. Land
Rollers and atoughton Wagons. ~
], +. Hudson, Dickson.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
BIG SINGING POSTPONED.

The big singing which was scheduled
to be held in Columbus the first Sun
day in September has been postponed
until late in the fall according to an
nouncement by Mr.. W. w. Sharp who
has had charge of the event.
The postponement was caused from
the fact that no adequate place is
available at this time to hold the sing
ing. 1t as found that the college cam
pus, which had originally been selected
as the place for the event, would not
be suitable on account of lack of
shade and seating capacity and other
facilities.
1t is probable that the singing will
be held in the court house, and this
structure is now undergoing extensive
repairs and will not be ready for gen
eral use before some time in October.
Future announcements relative to
the singing will be made through the
newspapers later in the season.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

You will find in this issue of the
Dispatch a list of the commodities
with prices and postage on all art
eIes of surplus army foods offered
by the Government, to the public
through postmasters.
Cut it out and use in making out
orders. No lists for distribution were
furnished by the Department.
The prices are attractive, but the
articles are, not the most desirable
and the quantity allotted to his af-
fair is limited.
States, Counties and municipal
ties, all over the country have
bought in car load lots, through their
official heads, on terms of ten to
thirty days, with the privilege of re-
turning all unsold commodities, most
of the staple articles.
The people of Columbus have been
expecting relief from high prices
through the sale of surplus army
foodstuffs, will be disappointed.
l will give you the best service
possible under existing conditions.
T. H. SHARP, Postmaster.