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Evening star., 1920-03-07
B. P. O. ELKS.

The result Of the election of officers
in Washington Lodge was as follows:
Exalted ruler, H. NJ. Peter; esteemed
leading knight. F: J. Cailah; esteemed
lecturing knight, John II. Ontrich:
secretary. William S. Shelby: treas
urer NJ. G. Mccormick; tiler, Thomas
J. King: trustee, three years. Edward
J. Kreig; delegate Grand Lodge. Will
liam l. Evans; alternate delegate.
Joseph A. Burkart. The annual in
stallation of officers will take place
April Z.
A special session OF the lodge will
be held at pm. next Sunday. March
A class Of 100 will be enrolled.
The session "Wednesday. March "a.
has, by direction Of the lodge, been
designated as past exalted rulers
night" The various stations of the
lodge will be occupied by past ex-
five will be initiated.
A committee. Arthur A. Riemer.
chairman. Is arranging for the at
tendance of the lodge in a body at
the opening base ball game of the
season at American League Park
April %, with a band Of sixty pieces
The members have been urged to pro-
vide themselves with horn, whistle
or other noise making device and also
with small American flag. Manager
the committee he will make every
provision possible for the comfort
and pleasure of the party.
The trustees have recently installed
an up-to-date moving picture ma
chine, and the ways and means COM
mittee of the Chicago Club provid-
ing entertainment for members and
their ladies every Monday night at 8
o'clock in >the ballroom Only first
run films of the highest type are
used The members and their fami-
lies-especially the families have
been urged TO take advantage Of this
provision Monday, April S, however.
the hall has been reserved for an
other purpose.
The dance committee has decided
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Half a Pineapple
Crushed to Flavor One Jiffy-Jell Dessert

People need fruit daily. Now, when fruit 10
costly, this is an ideal way to Serve it.
Complete desserts
Tiffy-Tell comes ready-sweetened. It is acid
ulated with evaporated fruit acid. A rare
grade gelatine. is in it, and the fruit-juice es-
sence in vial.
You simply add hot water as directed on
package, and let COOL Then package of Jiffy-
Jell serves six people in mold form, or twelve
if you whip the jell.
Yet this fruit-made dainty. rich in fruit, costs
a triAe. It costs less than serving apples.
Twill delight you
Try Jiffy-Jell in various fruit Aavors. Try lime
fruit favor for tart green salad jell Try mint
for mint jell to serve with meats.
Learn what these dainties mean to you. Compare
them with old-style desserts of this type.
We offer you choice of several 50-cent molds If
you will do this, and at once Cut out our offer so
you won't forget.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
FraternitieS

members Of the Rebekah degree will
be held after the meeting Of Esther
Rebekah Lodge tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

LODGES.
Tuesday-Webster. No. Z, esquire
rank
alton.
Friday--Syraeusians. No. 10. esquire
rank.
PYTTIIAN SISTERS.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. 8, de-
gree.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Representative H. I. Emerson OF
Ohio is furthering a movement in
Pythian circles to have a monument
erected in this city in memory or
Justus H. Rathbone, founder Of the
order.
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nual meeting Of the Grand Council
April in the Ebbitt House and the
banquet following


April in the Ebbitt House and the
banquet following
The executive committee of the Su-
preme Council has changed the meet
ing place of the Supreme Council ses-
sion from Old Point Comfort. Va. to
the Windsor Hotel, Montreal, Quebec.
J. James is the representative from
this district and w. w. Chase is his
alternate.
Kismet Council. No. 1886, has ac-
cepted the resignation Of the regent,
II. c. Cole, and elected it's orator, c.
r. Cotton. to fill the vacancy. J..
G. Bees was elected vice regent;
Henry Huber. orator. and J. Belinski.
warden. The secretary was instruct
ed to invite the grand regent to at
tend the next meeting and install the
new officers. at which time several
candidates will be initiated.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
JR. 0. q. A. N.

Andrew jackson Council. No. s,
Tuesday evening conferred the three
degrees of virtue. liberty and patriot
ism upon seven candidates and later
in the evening the oriental degree
was conferred upon twenty candi-
dates, the degree team comprising T.
E. Skinner. grand high priest: Will
liam A. Laroach, grand orient. and
George w. Landers. grand herald.
Princes Middleton was elected and in
stalled by Princes Church Of Court
No. 10. The council win give dance
March 16.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

that. beginning in April. only mem
bers of the order and those having
will be admitted to the Thursday
dances. 1t is said the committee will
shortly revive the old square dances
Prof. Sardo will be in attendance to
impart instructions to those who de-
sire them.
The Chicago Club announces la
dies oyster roast and dance for We'd
nesday. March II.
Monday. April S. a strictly formal
dance, the attendance to be limited to
100 couples. will be given, Joseph F.
Tenschert being chairman in charge.
The proceeds are for the relief fund.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Ruth Cnapter announces ITO ei"
masquerade dance at its next meet
ing, March Is.
Columbia Chapter will celebrate its
ninth anniversary tomorrow evening
with Grand Matron Barnard and
Grand Patron Bogley as guests.
Electa Chapter will have twenty
four candidates for the degrees Tues
day evening. Friday evening. March
IL, the chapter will give its minstrel
show and dance. Those taking part
will include Ethel Frazier. Corinne
Frazier. Alvena Hughes, Ida Crown.
Edith Lee, Carrie Smith, William
James. Charles A. Stevens, Milton
Fillius. Samuel Fry, DR.. c. c. Fletch-
er, Arthur Emo, William Scantlebury
and Edward Frazier.
William F. Hunt Chapter will have
the degrees Thursday evening. and
Associate Matron j. Ethel Richards
announces a dance at the Arcade
March 16.
Unity Chapter will have twelve
candidates for the degrees Friday
evening. A program of entertain
ment will follow under the direction
Of Mrs. Carnahan. A dinner will be
served by the chapter Thursday.
March 1S, at New Masonic Temple.
from S to 1880 pm.
Lebanon Chapter will have a social
evening at its next meeting. Its re-
cent dance and entertainment gave
the members much satisfaction.
Fidelity Chapter announces a spe-
cial for the initiation of candidates
March 80, in addition to its meetings
Tuesday and March %. the chapter
will have an oyster supper In the
banquet hall Of the Masonic Temple
March Is.
The matrons and patrons of 1920
duly organized at a meeting at the
home Of the grand patron. with
Grand Matron Barnard present. re-
elected: Miss Ruth A. Donn, presi-
dent: Charles E. Sebastian. vice pres-
ident; Miss Edith A. Williams, secre-
tary, and Milton ]. Hine. treasurer
The party was entertained by the
grand matron and Grand Patron
Bogley.
Cathedral Chapter, No. II. after its
business meeting Wednesday will
give a dance in the ballroom. A class
of. ten was initiated at the last
meeting.
Martha Chapter Order Eastern Star.
initiated a class of nine at a meeting
Friday night in Naval Lodge Hall.
4th street and Pennsylvania avenn"
southeast. Arrangements are being
completed by the home grounds COM
mittee, Of which Mrs. Louis W. Linthi-
cum is chairman. for an entertainment
and dance to be given at Pythian
Temple April for the benefit Of the
home grounds.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

sonal and almost a1ectionate in char
acter. as follows:
prophet Pullman possessed to an
unusual degree those charms of in
tellect and Of soul which alike at
tract and retain friends. A firm be-
lever in God and the right, he was
uncompromisng in his fight against
vice in whatever guise. and wrong
and injustice however yelled. He be-
lieved in, and was an exemplar. Of
high officer. he insisted upon an OBJ
servance Of and an obedience to the
same. OF kindly sympathy and broad
charity. he was ever ready to help,
aid and assist the worthy. Success
and position to him was only regard
ed as a means whereby he might do
more and, where possible, better.
ITO the father Of Maj. Pullman. who
is one of the beloved past monarchs
Of this grotto, and to his mother. We
convey our deep and abiding SYM
pathy.'
Monarch Stevens of Kallipolis Grot-
to has another ceremonial April l.
The grotto band and drill corps will
give their next dance at the New
Willard Hotel on March II.
At the first big ceremonial session
Of Kallipolis Grotto. under Monarch
Charles A. Stevens. at the Old Masonic
Temple, 9Th and F streets. Tuesday
evening, NJ. c. Holmes, director of
the Yedz Grotto Band. was presented.
on behalf Of the grotto, with gold
mounted baton, by Prof. Julius Kam-
per Of Kallipolis Band The largest
class in the history of Kallipolis was
initiated. under the direction of Past
Monarch Charles D. Shackleford. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Yedz and
Kallipolis bands and by Kallipolis
Grotto's stringed orchestra. Senator
Stirling South Dakota Senator
Capper Of Kansas and Representatives
Samuel Kendall of Pennsylvania and
Daniel Reed Of New York were among
the initiates. 1t was a great evening.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Here is one example Of the wealth of fruit
in Jiffy-Jen desserts.
We crush pineapples in Hawaii fruit too
ripe to ship. The juice of half fruit is con-
densed and sealed in vial to flavor one pint
dessert.
Yet the whole dessert costs but few cents,
ready at your call.
So with eight rich fruits which come in Jniffy-
Jell. All are made from crushed fruit, all are
abundant. All come in liquid form, condensed
and scaled in glass bottle in each package.
Real-fruit flavors in bottles
Mark this Jiffy-Jell distinction. Note how it
differs from old-style quick gelatine desserts.
Jify-Jell alone has these bottled fsuit-juice
essences.
Tiffy-Jell desserts are fruitmade dainties,
rich in fruit. The fruit taste is not mere favor
and not artificial.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Ruth Chapter announces its annual
masquerade dance at its next meet
ing, March Is.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

William F. Hunt Chapter will have
the degrees Thursday evening. and
Associate Matron j. Ethel Richards
announces a dance at the Arcade
March 16.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Oriental Council Tuesday evening
admitted two members and the last
circular issued by Grand Regent
Evans was read. announcing the an
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Columbia Chapter will celebrate its
ninth anniversary tomorrow evening
with Grand Matron Barnard and
Grand Patron Bogley as guests.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Something has happened to prevent.
Dawson Lodge. No. 1s. tomorrow
evening. after disposing of few mat
ters of business will have an even
ing of entertainment. with other ad-
iuncts to tempt the most fastidlous
of its members. Billy" Murray. the
circular states, will he in charge Ia
koma Lodge. No. 2s. also, luesuay
evening will mingle business with
pleasure.
Rev Dr. John c. Palmer, grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge. will de-
liver an address before the New Jer-
usalem Lodge. No. 3. Thursday eve
ming. at the close Of the usual busi-
ness.
About fifty members of Columbia a
Commandery, No. 2. Knights Templar
were entertained at a banquet Thurs
day evening by Crusade Commandery
No. 5, of Baltimore, at the Baltimore
Masonic Temple. The delegation. head
I'd by Commander Charles F. Roberts
was welcomed by Commander Thigh
man Il. Marden and other local offi-
GERS. In the Washington party were
Grand Recorder Arvine w. Johnston
Past Commanders DR.. Frank E. Glib
son. John A. Meyer and Benjamin F
Larcombe. Warren S. Seipp, grand
captain general Of Maryland. was
present. II Is expected 10 nave tHs
members of Crusade Commandery re.
turn tie visit, probably March 19.
Kallipolis Grotto, at it's last meet
ing: paid tribute to the memory of
Mai. Raymond w. Pullman, who was
one of its popular members.
committee consisting of Past
Monarch Raymond b. Dickey, Past
Grand Monarch F. S. Schmid and J.
Harry Cunningham grand master OF
Masons of the District of Columbia
prepared the resolutions. which set
forth among other sentiments per-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-13

l.4, According to the Gironale D'Italia Premier Giolitt has announced that capture of foreign steamers by D'An- nunzio has given rise to hostile feel
 ing toward Italy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
'DODSON STOPS
SALE OF cAL0DI1l'
cpoison's Liver Tone" IS Taking Place 81 Daneaoss
Sickenlng Chemical. shy Druggists

kssFy dsssxiss b snwa has aassces.
. kFsss fAlssnx 81 Iii the s.is ID
c~asaaes. They aal ggss the .anse ~~.
sea neaasts Liver Teas 10 saksas
tss place
'Nsiassss 70 dsass~sas and peerss
snew t. rodsaA's Iavw TaAe 10 PEI,
sessaisy Euxrsne~sa by ssssy ssruggsss
who seaas u. A large As9sae ax~sns
cass very nassch has III n Fats ia gsss
easy r~si~s IN sv~sy casa NJ liver slas
TisAhs~s and eeassfrssiaa. lust asa
fsv yys4sr uiotey hack.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
BIG ULCER
ALL HEALED

Here II another letter that raAkss sns
aAEpy," sag8 fstaSaGB. ~ BUMa&es Dns
that ! wsaid rAGhsr hass than . thous4fa
dollars
''Honsy tsn't everything In this w,tfid
That's IL msay big hearted. rsea MAC
who WOULD give all ha hss on saftn 70 b
Abts ~ produces Z remedy with saeh
mlshty healing power a. Pe'sFssa's Oint-
msat se seti At all dfaggtsss for W ssnss
LARGE hos
DraY Firsiy-
II was an untold saHsfer from old rszn-
niBs sffs and ulcers | had tried HsSst
sysYY,hieg @lthcgt anS ssi.sf ryaa pain.
A iFtAsd iotd rae n; mr. WgaisrfA olats
meat and taa 7rst baS took away ths
Ehih taat had not left RE h1f0fs tn years
ana after gsias juat nta# aatiaFs wofth
~ shs save | asa cMfma The uir@f wAs
tnehta by ~ INCHES IS ST. healed ard !
can waib NHvsr. asYer Viii be without
tS{Sr&3hs asltp.
"fau may use this 20 Feepri mend your
jintfuent II yaa wish canbst say aneug h
go pFaiae H. YpurH truly, Mrs AthaTt
sHgihcuIt ARSlna " Y Mai 0r'srs
rtrj w Patterson olnsnsat Co, Toe. Bat.
fnir. "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
GOLD MEDAL.
wH MAX

The ~otiis standard remedy for kidney.
hv~, bladder and ur,e Add fooelse
since ieae. eortssts disorders, stimulates
vital osgsaa All druggists three eissA
lS>A ~ sAs sAs~s C~A Modal - svwy -
asA assssA ~ su~aAasisA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
Al Present Rate OF Enlistment
the 254,M0 Personnel VIII
Soon Be Filled.
SOLDIERS NOW LEARN TRADES
Military orgsrirst!ea Becoming Vast
Trade Sehooi-~"Esrr While YOU
learn" Is Popular~-ae~ Re-
eruttna Policy.

Washington Surgunrrtns the IN,
r,ahs ~ rehabilitation. tie recruiting
campaign begun early tht~ year has
brought ths tulal strength " the rpg
alar army 10 within 5000 III thr ~,
p1i personnel aul orl&vd urdrr The ma,
ttonHl defense act " t9lG according
to latest var department figures II
the prrseHt rate ar enlistment is u,aln,
tanned throughout The year and nearly
5000 ,neu are being accepted wrek
tN II viii 1lnfe than halanen losses
through expired eOlstmruts. tlrlou.h
Ia the reserve and other causes
Most ~ these ehIIstmrnts, recruiting
of'c"rS report. are by metz anxious 10
aNr advantage ~ the artn{s voca
fNrgi education ~ earn uhile ynu
l"Rr't' system, ~ az sold'rr Ger q
trade ty Fhe fimr be- leaves the army
LIST tcBr T5n0 meo were aSocpt-l
who @rgrr tvgorr hnt been IN the
service Nearly ha't u the enlisted
n"a arr s',ac ~ srh,'ol aad yhe army
l> hcrow.as not university IN kha.
~ brat y yasf military trade school
Marh ~ the Innrntion Tn technical
*,lA a,,,'ts IS If. s,~t, esa NV s4stsyaea, tas
by civtlleu feaetyt~ heat 10 the army
In mNny cAe., boy corporations. t-SiT-
aus ~ rwplsyi0c trained meu at Abe
expiration ~ their enlistment The
war department has received gommunI.
cations srNm runrcrrs wha have sen,
un'rN|ned arplicaWs ror employment
20 lhr army Tor a years enlistment
ard trad" instruction with premises n
Jobs a, the end Of ftrlr service.
Farmers musicians, StenNgyaohrrs,
rnasnss. hoakkrerer~ phavf"a lsts. me,
eharst~s ~ MI Kinds. wireless sni iel,e-
ersph operators. printers, s's enSin"
the Secu'ions taught. In large canton
tnrnts barracks arp hr'nN trnust2rm 4
into machine shops iahr-~sayirS and
x'hnol rooms Al Camp rotES la,
whore ,hc Fourth avislon Is stationed,
there il SsAacrr farm where sr'uy
stuAcuts 10 rrat'ira wrrk In arricpl.
tu-e and STOCK raising under the n
rtrtton ~ nean G. II wa'l'rNa ~ re
North pako,s agricultural college
4 committee frn,n the Chicago
Church federation visited Camp Grant,
nuNss. the home ~ the Sixth divl-
sion enc Sightseeing SIKH ~ ~
nrr'uNe's I'm FrarNe eal'rd their a'y'
s',u. Witch htkrA trcm one sector 70
rHNr- without sv''iaF into action
7'n ,Hmmittet FnSf,stt'zi the DIVISIONS
s.'ss sa1 returned 10 chicago re-
~Nrns "yhe ai,n ~ th0sc whA have
tAEs ors III charge 70 IA train ur"n
se Fsrrv,av tAat saths erd ~ thrtr
'sue wars IN se army they rpnnot
yH.~' 'r ~o.evtl<'"
Teaching Pharmacy to .r-.
a. 0n~@ rtkn Nk. 'he borne
- f-e TGe4 isy.si Va, which
W. >91rs 'he Msr7ss. haEhi'ag
Nas 'e.- ,-eyfs-' ~ Aaas. tae srhnoi
~ t'v"->'rF r-sni7i in fhe t'sp@rs
lrs or7 ~eea's 'r-N ~ Drugs viii 10
gwen a,sr e~-rtrtt,r III tAr pas ~
thN ~r't~e> r., ~ - ,ietr-'ir7 q. f-r.
rtft''es ia Tugs SaAruss vho >Nov
tNe ~~-"S>rr. a-.4y'cr,x val - r'v,
~ sr-~~r' -aes-.nS ~ tAs evamsns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

n&aoAs Liver reA& b 1 lpAssaRnl
iastsAx rarssy vss~saaas sswGsns
hasraa@~s h ssssA sAiaara sAa AA~lsA
Take q ss@,eafal Asnaxsa aaa wtiks ~
teesias east ea hstscSss~&A sask A<A1s
ache sssa ssMn&sA " essAxsspelto
he~esx II de~~as srsgse ~ tsNss IL
es@vsaacnes ais tho s@xs aas mn slnl
aeas saissasxs. Take aaae NJ u4aN
s@lsy and sasaAassuw sssa ~iit {El
weak, saes aai aaasx~.ss tssa's l1
a sisy.-~Asv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

They say that pottb. u madsy n
love utfh bis wife. bui | don't -
any sign Of H. lie Doesn't fsy heT Any
st@g4sl attention. doesn't make cry
laver IKE sf@eet,es' w amp particular
fus. over hsr.
Marie ho, hps whenever ssse Asks
Alfs far ssDgy 10 gives u 10 hsf vt4A-s
sat ssksag wi1at st,e waists II f0s.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

Nea caSue. Sy-k caS~ - -H-
1T ~ r. ~ asSs tas t4ers f,-wrgtt ts 'zh.
sere Har- ~ fsHgi97ss " Nab Pet
~ pr4 fNavs Kahnr~4 near Flint Ra"k.
vr-e a1i re' s@lp esrse their taf~s
gave oG' 9siri,s Fares. h!rrzsssf Isfssr,
szgs - fss,r lar1~- saStl It's ffsa.
nHs hsnr sE3 NJ hsrasesf tscSAi st&r~.
assnn-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

w-h4n he tiSes sss-~oeses lnfs~trA
wlsh raiiisoas ~ tsny disease regTss
that sttArs TIE skin, then 'he>sery sr.
ritEison AID intsass isfhiag viii re-
raaia w4ia you untsi th--e germs are
removed fross the iNsoss.
G~rssas rvises. therefore. can cnsy
be expected .rrn u treatment that saes
r4gIs TO the s~s; Of tie trcuble. and
s.rfses az IL cause sash . rvGse1y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
MANS
BEST AGE;

A man 10 as old ~ his organs he
can b ~ vigorous and healthy At
10 ~ at IS IL he aids his organs In
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

Rss%-ars tIoa ~ re army 70 . pea ~.
feruH~cs In ~ st-ravc-A ~ s.s,ta :
uefss sGch as Infantry regiments TIE
ns ffsx1ai Sfensy D - provides ~ e sTs.
gantTy reg rgfats !ne'r&irt re rs~te
Ran rvs:w~Et. tN+al,u. Slso r7~a.
80 avs-ag ~ - i-Sal ~ RE red. g-rsEl;
r,r-tnx the vsr IA lafAnt-T rex7r24s.t
amrr he-e@! evr- ssse reg. srs sev7s
infantry sss Essats because ~ iAe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

What ! have 10 49, wlsl give ygs
focsa for ,tought. my son
Il guess ! Won't fee,s ny thinker.
VA
Lass viii nc FTT project all tie fool.
lsh tus theY are expected TO-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
Some Wa Divisions.

N
t'oNr ~ 'lHmp travis IsS8. - me
NeeNfd Division, "h'eh haa NE heaN'
LEST casualties Of any GA 'si"h N
lt1te~ and took ef's-Qnart"f ~ ne
prisoners and artillery cap;hFfd ny
~" ! ~ marine brigade y
ho ta'isrt win lhis orgaa'Taiis'n, aoa
r" Infantry brigade hiss y"l h'sen as
@sne'l 70 ~ 81 ice III" 'tNNi strength
~ DE Nt"rHd diNlSs"9 u III efi'rs'rs
md 2,oe' rt'i~'r'' n'"b. llee ~" FIRST
NFi-tsN 'h" iofsH'F> regiments Of N"
N''aa8 H'F iFfNa """tfF~ :" ~"
fnHffA4rr'. the Ntn'h 'N'nutry, which
''aeld be CHINA rad 'N"N 'he Nijlas"
.of NnaN !" hF3l}'anf a''sck IN ia"
, haigaa I hrTry S'or .has., eHl.
c"r~ aHa a1- 'n"t lhe Twenty thru
'nfaAift Nh''h faaEh' a'"H@$'a" o.
the Ni0'h ~ NE ia TIE 'i''' var aaH
~ France has ~ o''irrfs Aai XII
a'en
ne ih8FN HN'N't"A Nh''h F"HNhf ~
~ Nar"" NJ Mt'1'el ah3 ~" Arg"tsfe'
Mouse hns ~ officers ~n' : TIKI en-
sis',gl n1e0 ~ camp FiS". ark. IhH
Thirty eighth infantry vh'ch 'er1is"d
SIN German regiments 500 'fNas -"
pFiNsseFs ~ '''e Narne ~ july l''~
hss MI "''sfrr~ and sf@ men ne lhlr'
'ieth infantry. wh'rh s'orn""' hiR sa,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

r@%rseaeN MArst As &alaEA lktst IA
ssevr tesee 'as >sre8sfh The EBEhls
iDfs.rs s,s'aH.d ~ CablsTs ans' on
II 1tsM t4nk, at liss EhIee hggs, 4 IL.
sfst,,s S,Sf ilIis fis@o ffs lIfiiirl6
ataatfy al~n VA Germany hssA n agi
reF. aha "cW msrs Jus, bsra frutn
Siberia IT,, Thirty sirt Infantry has
\, a.iseers ald Atnn Brn Tisr Tpetss
fa8gth .ufaatr,. aloHg the boEder
In %r~ Mexitv. has 10 osiietrs and
2.4Nt n,cn,
Nnh the lhfaetry oa,y st r. per
vctt ef authorized strength apd the
9s'-t~>ity u maintaining uumtsr at
regiments above peace tine basis,
marf regiments are tar hclnw the
asrrtee ~'rrusth particularly the n.s
ia,ret> haek fram t'Faarr md maee
M when they rgHuruca ~ casuaIs
~ r,'ptar~u,t,'s Hui iuen enlisted only
fae ~, emergency The lannon's First
dA,sjou. hpW ~ Camp Tayigg. NY
has hf}Y Stsu officers asd nsen The
picH n an thp lH tpffy rceimeHss n
'h's tlyi-leH oysg the rrench four.
yagtze ls{yd nHer the lef, shoulder
rhe present strengths ~ these regt.
WrAnts sra as follows Slsteer'h inFaa.
try nj nsHtrrn e. men Etshisrn,h
Infantry y officers, $50 fnef Taeu.
ty..ixth Iufuntry. " officers. can m.h
'rwruty eighth Infantry, - officers
mi men.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

Salvation is fFsp h83 ~ you ret u
yaa g9s1s; rlveY the rf,1ssS
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-08
| QUAKER PRINTERS PRO.
VERBS

Never send an article for publi-
cation without giving the editor
thy name. for the name oftentimes
secures publication to worthless
articles.
of printing office, for he that an
swereth the rap sneereth in his
sleeve and loseth time.
Never do thou loaf about and
knock down the type, or the boys
will love thee as they do the shade
tree-when thou leavest.
Thou should never read the copy
on printers case, or on the sharp
and hooked container thereof or he
may knock thee down.
Never inquire of the editor for
news, for behold it is his business
to give it to thee at the appointed
time without asking for it.
1t is not right that thou shouldst
ask him who is the author of an
article, for it is his duty to keep
such things unto himself.
When thou dost enter his office.
take heed of thyself that thou dost
not look at what may concern thee
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-08
PUDDINGHEAD PHILOSOPHER

Cooperation not founded upon
honesty falls into ruin through
mutual thievery.
Sometimes great deal can be
said in two words. For instance,
Surviving aviator"
Greatness is combination OF un-
selfish littlfnesses working togeth-
er to a good end.
1t is always a source OF wonder
to a man that woman can have
so much faith in him.
A man may not be limited to
time, but the fellow who succeeds
must be timed to the limit.
Thcrc arc ontiraiy too many mon
in this word who prefer TO be
mean rather than ordinary.
There are asmany lawyer cianlor-
inr tor tho wrong as there dic Jaw
ycrs cianorin~ f1r tho ri"ht.
As rule the smaller the income