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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
JUST GAVE UP
SUFFERED so
Weakness. Pains and Other Tfou.
bIes Had Discouraged This
Arkansas Laty.--She Took
cardui, Found Il Helpful.
Got Welt!

nnrr,eura Arb After SERIOUS
symptoms had become apparent, Mrs.
Etli, MukcrSon. Of Route /, this place,
saw she go, worse and worse"
II wasn't nbis To stand 90 my feet
ana h4,l Is ~ "a trA, she explains
Ihr grew aofse and for about
three weeks nothing secuted 10 do NE
any gpod grew 50 weak add nervous
srd c,,uld nat sl,stp began 10 have
pagn IN the lower part OF my body. and
all across my back There was . grss'
deal u scrpucrs and pain In my left
side Just gave up, for suffered
a.. gr~w discouraged and thought
WA. NOT soiax to set we'll,
My head pcs only schsd, hu, would
te,i %, lsht and dssy ! decided
then | would take tar'ul as | read
81 how mauy women II had benefited
and Some whose case WAS Ike Miro
when began Car'ul. Just after
'ew aVSeS notcej a change slcrs
fe,trr al night and fslt IKE
N,usd cat something got w and
trsau 10 a. the work In The housc
sn3 yard. and after three or -four
h,,tIes cf Carlut VAS wei.
II ycu suffer trvm disorders pecn
Nsr ~ wetptn, take Cardui--tht
vcrer~ Tonic
Il sAa0.d help you, !Ne others
--.AuS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Finders Of Naval Stations On
Shore GIVE Angle. Mathe.
mates Does Rest.
WAR NECESSITY MOTHERED II
Navigator Whe Wishes ~ Know S's
La,i ude ard Leral.ude Serbs Out
Wireless Message and lisisn.
ina Stations Owe Bearings,

Nv YurE tos-. c'utti~ ana storms
"a, i.,s,ry their tegrnrs Tor naval tHcn
In the rot sery distant past a siap
TINT could naviSnN WHEN 'hf sun vas
hidden he,atae the subject Of ava seq
f.r,,., tales but the ratio direction
finder MAS eliminated many 81 ~" per
ia due to the absence ~ tire sun 10
dsy y navigator who wish"" 10 &f0"
hfs latitude and longitude has cnlY 10
..e,A t4a following wireless message I.
This Il ,t4r tshtp's namel Where Hin
~ Aui he tala suprl''~l hy ne
ya-tavs ti<t,slHg stations VII give htH'
his hearings. The wireless direction
en,lcr ! not new deyicc fniarr
Mrre pateul,A rs hong ago as l'N'~-
hu, wnr ttN e'opments have 'rTni''s"
sized fhc value ~ he Instrument for
general navigation. says writer ~
the New York Evening Post.
I, consists Of hosp II wire al.
IA .h., 10 receiving machines When
tn.,sss g,s arr being received the waves
at nm A current In the two sides ~ the
leJp II The waves STRIKE toih s'7rs
az the coll equally there J. no differ
enr,, In voltage. Rut when the waves
.trltr The coil In such manner mat
t,vcre Il a difference tn voltage ne
fSe~u .t,r two elss.~ az he OIL The ~
cs.xtrr machines indicate the "x'~pt
~ hi. difference Ry ntvk!ns SSth"'
NAUTICAL caieula'io '''
yerrnc. II Is possible {" ,'f "t''e ~
atr.,t.,a " the xh.p VII y - s"nd Nc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Isstrsis. DeYetssa ts duty
prps ~stvd Nichols Alwxaaasst
cook. sras taking az hiSas 90 10
set carried
Illus EAnc~v, isabelle "a siahsy-
esw, applied al the co'En'y
clerks Osssce .oe a carriage H.
cease ah1. In response 10 the
clerks Qaistioa rs To Why the
Bridegroom lobe had not esszEae.
she said Niehol&s aus ,oo busy
she said tart,l~x TIA. they Lad
agreed 10 Harry q year SssA but
ihss hsd qaasrel and Nlcho-
las tore w the !iegase be- bad
igkFG ogL
After .ong aSsi mature de'!s-
eSatloR Isabelle came 70 The coo
eiasion that SHE hal hevR wEuEg
ard ,hag IL she d'i aot aAai.t II
she raa n e,psi chance Of losing
Nicholas fVreNes
She weui "a aln tn penliras
mood and found alta receptive,
bur o. oGe point e. WAS ada
u.sMi. he would uo; leave his
work fas @ gjaGte ~ SET nlsr-
rte,i. sud II .he wanted 70 le
gusur lis wlte size lad 80 la&e
$50, the uagg.ase sevisc. cagase
u at,r aB5 ttas hsu to Inc
s..ca,a uAy-, il.c csfvrgouy Was
10 BE- perform, H IUey aers
taayE..3
$50 = 49, -,.'', t-fs- 49,,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Bs.s, thoroughly the shite AZ an egsg
with the same qaan,Ity % graa arabic
water. at4 eayslng 81 airy resscrrSs'
S!ud and lhra WORK Ia 90 taaca exon
sFg'.iaess Sugar ~ Wili Nckr = sta
classic mass slsNay CITE and cnc quar-
ser pounds Spiay experts psSfrr 10
pSv tBarr 80 Asgis;irE the sa'a water
T. %farv ne guft water pear hair =
-Nsfal < battling ust,r Oies tWe etiisS-
of r-'wl cyvl gun af8ble. when AZ
sf,Gf ,48ia' ~ Nf,euft n 4 Tgvsaha'
Nh'gA ,le,s ra, as,.lt ~ rapidly To slss
.s.e.2e.!- ';,i.,a t.ageb tfeAin may ~
used ia-ya8 n the ksiayf gnnasui IN
sN eaw-s excerpt ~ rsett,ns ~ dep
pHr Wuluni rrcnU,s, Stuffed oates,
s.aaai,i srns's * >nfiuus klnds sad
rHss a. WvIJ may be gssri villa this
foundation l'oioftnx and aaNpr VIII
ais, add variety.
Peanut Candy .---Roii tosftaer twc
CUpsul IL Aeu orlpans De'sssrss. SEie
oul trl 81 brown sugar. Tablespoons
tll eah II butter eht vinegar Rub
ihe SKINS firm The l~anats sprvad
rt,w n Et>as,si pans nhuui go hca
5eyr y HE s3f,ni1o rlrs crsce s'sSe
sad ,.8Hr 1, over thy mus When part,
;, hardened ~, ~ ~duarrs
Almond cor,h,a Select u quantity
of lertegt dates, halye them length
wise and remove the seeds Insert .
large aimDad kvTgcl In the place 81
zach sect and prss tlsr date together
ssa,n Nau dip tie dates IN m"lte''
tsaldact ani arfshsv them on aetet'
.fap,r ta hnp,eu When ~ld cuf then
IN iiulscs crosswis ~ ard dlp ia sugar
slrap "a cfysalltse
4 ronfectian very easy 20 prepare
and delicious. Is stuffed dates Re
move The stoue~ aud OH with favored
foadnu, llnll 10 circulated sagsf and
the ctugeetinh Is ready.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

together and grease the gem pans WITH
bacon fat. Put Ia the ~ern mixture
snd bake twenty 10 twenty nve min
utes
Beef Steak 4 10 ttsrfis<te Wipe
rarsrrssss.Ae STEAK, cut one and ope.
half Inches In thickness hreli elKhi
minutes. turning Frequently fonr one
hal. ~ the sauc@ On bot platter. Ia,
IN !, m. steak. cuver With the remain
Ing sauce and gsrnlsh With pars!r,
and rrs.ef .sr~~r~sissaa. .,s,a... (. 4,
Corn and chssss sovfis ,--Mei, tn
tlestoonfs' Of butter and c<o& IN
/, ore taI-sy@rifui ~ finely mioc"d
grren p~pper. Make @a~ Of ene'
fourth ~ a cuIsul ~ four. two cup
fuis NJ milk. tea spoonsul 81 salt. "ne
rupral NJ grmted cheese ono cupful
" chopped cGrn three frgs whites
sud yoke beaten separately. ene-hnN
fee.p.ssful ~ sal; Fold In the NiFft
beaten whites at The last thke In .
-pN hut,crcd taking dish ~ min
Utcs
Mushroom, Catsyp ---tsaiher fhe frcsh
muSt ry~prns srA pack In strrna'ina
'syera ~ mHshrUarnS and salt In =
x.ene ,ar f.~t stand far 'wett'y
hours Chop hne stir ard mix wrs',
ard lrt stand fnf 'wU Wors dnFs then
fraln Place 10 I rstned liqgtd IN =
vc,tls sna sstluc ~ the ho'lsr point ,
~.a,t ~ lhrre mln#pe r. evrrs f~ar
c,,g f,;iS of tsl~ liaGld sald nne euIifH'
~ s.~a,4c tlfer sihesar. are iahNe'
s,s,s,-sf q t-ay~seF,.s isss44rr. ulfer ~
a,'srioa tpn - 1iiiErf vEge ~ C'eres,
49,. MAJ x r1sre flol na'il re~'1csr9
~ hAg rhr @-sst,Wa' hen beth" 10 ser
pg,.4l ho.tlcs ~h5le ~; terk shf
sea, ~, neftle ~f'h rSrHaia
Picked o. s--ffrfy boiling ~at"f
oy.r ~ so1aN phlte l4esflrg oTs''SiA
e lo..on tNa stir E%e' fF.775 rsas IN
sra,x hr.ac tneof1 faa' ha'T~ Nass
srs f5ae La n Fr~Sery nr kfftl@ ai'a
ecyrr ~ h asc rsrt sh'tum"l oik sh~'
t-.p gsfts d atet tb't -en''t for '~s
-4er.es ,ep RI aml was, aasia All
rsry a,a - bottles lYa TsFa aat
srJ''t-t ttresar S.as tn -hr sssss5 s,.s o
rsr TIC a4rs "a a@~f - tf~g 10 ea
trts fr,rl tur9lGs ItjleT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
RADIO GUIDES
SHIPS IN FOG

b evtsa,a m me part eh0,a is re.
eyNIpk
m ORDER 10 lerptc The SHIPS posi-.
r.D a4tJat 10 data trm al least
'ag rrc.nIns stations mast be e''p
pared ara .t = desirable that another
station send rs 1ata e. cheek the &C.
rasar, ~ lhr Zodiac
war Necessity moiNsfed H.
Especial s'Jcnt.aa Wa, paid 70 d"
dtyslapuyo, 81 ,hr radio direction
M Ter during ;he MAR vhra many rEh'-
lax shtps -'uunt that fps was almost
ou paf with submarines IS n naval
mraaee. Experts iHerenron expert
urratpi 20 dtscuAs~ certain method
~ ei,us a ship her 'rcckonlna when
N, 4uu was nhsrurrd The radio o.
rectlun finder IN us utnst modern form
aas The result !, is Cow proving lis
great usefulness iH tire Of peace
Merchantmen are constantly ussns
spr stations 10 nud out whore they
art.r said naval officer. u should
say thar for one warshlr That calls Tor
- hearings there are TEN privately
aup.1 ypSxrls COR radio direction
naing stations ARE realty becontns
public service institutions"
The uayy las ereVs.d aud Y eT'erat
ing stations Al thv entrance ~ almost
an II he large commercial ports IN
the country There are several sta
ttarqS rpar New teek hsslQr. IEelaain4
Mop,aus rnin,. Fire Island SANDY
Hook aid Far Rocknway. ON clear
DAYS The men on duty a, 'hc~e posts
have more or less Of "slnecaws," but
! on A fn.sy day they RTe constantly 1t
work directing ships which have gore
astray, All The listening stations
trassa,l, their Information 10 bead
quarters and headquarters tells the
! skipper where he Is
some elderly naval men were sstfl-
Z ,,ral shcu, the radio direction nader
when the navy department hrst intro
suc~i ne fsviFe hut oae expefsenes
with The instrument usually suficrs
10 -sxl, nre thein Of 'ts worth Re
r,ntl, e. 'ef, Nortos.
Va bound FOR sewpor'. IL .Nda
/ nsrilv no great feat OF navigation.
I However, site cutapass VAS ues and
un,rte,l, snt the captain ard the nsv''
| eating ofseer prnY~i for clear weather
! II Seats ar Erratie Compass
Ie~plfe their prayers they ran sric
n heavy fog. and from the tine they
lert Gap. Henry untli they sighted
the rec, lgh.ship ri the entrance 70
Newport they coaii scr nothing New
er't,.te<s the run was made without
taishap. owing - the directions Sent
pui by ihc fniing stations. and or
lartllps the Officers. who had s'eeo
~Ifprcai acre converts I, ~as IL
covered later THAI the rns Ene'ic con-
,as. N whlch ,hey vn5l hevs s'r~rF"'
arl.rr tNe o'H methods n cit; hate
s.,a.ehl taa,a IL gr'sf. frt u shnwsd
nr e--ar - raGrs ttan teu icrrees
-Wr s-r hnn.'rs gpe1 10 extending
thl. work.. remarked IN rayal oi''fTf
mn laek AZ personnel h fscf, W y
ss4en cognge''tj 10 t'@se W. ere T'r '@s
stations rg,ewGtsy ewing e. sfarF7- -
- mt-1, Pet vvcrtualiE ne hGiF q
beye s,r,'sa AZ pEaEr'ea~t s't%r'
ararra.ely isr:v f-rrt-~s1a 'N4'
.hink MI, rarst mixing Part ~ fas'
m 10 Yrors fser~1 very oY'6nery mn
.,, a. a3 rEefssas eft'es r'rsees'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Rowling Gteer. ~, -Tpa fets seq
,ra.aa Eos@rt Fgl'0n. o4 "eii rritirr,
e-e~, A,,s,s. ~. employers Ciaf o..
r.,t rv,0rvra. haG gtvyy vT, Apfcs ~
str,sIae oil and nrlerri 2be '9g-sa1N'
AZ he ~,ry veG. ~we1l 20 'wo fest
,rr.ssr~ FuliSF S8hA ~ IA secr1i
.t 81, Uas stvncS. sod IA '1e Ere
t,~h so.8c 4g. FrH,aa w4x ss.as4. 70
ae-,a ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

4. ante as.atA ee NheAs 'atar-S
II ~ suhtett e grp.usat rods ~ ~
ty5 - avs tNsf tAe ase ~ HtlI !
rNg sFlRfl MylNlcjNE wt1 ra ~ ~"
e,sas s~ArSe ts% E'~j Al re1aer
tNa-, 80 ste * s''At Repeated AZ
q e ttats Cs.Asrs r'&N les3 -
tN~ L'Atarv~
HAE9S CATAREH NENftt$s =
take ternAs1v art sSts th-s'sA We
f,ga,e ~. As,s.-ssas S'--ts.es - I've sNs.
to-. r,.x seJ,f.sns ire 'Hfsfarhssten Asa
srstg ar "3rwas saHats'ta1S
A. LruSxtsts Csr1a'A-s f~e~
s Hraty & o. Tcle'A Cae
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Car Do Prevented

periods, as dictated By b9ssuses a@ssta.
Car Be Prevented
HsYtng lsiee,thed The iamrteus nat
ero-ofga tlisGas. Dexter aud Mrs ko-
rel,T Developed q uetbad BY .hich
,he quality u given sugar might be
t4aerutn4si in thlh respect. ~ slalply
consulting q chart after a preliminary
analysis. oi1s snay now nnd not whstS-
er a. not i given sugar will dEs~rto-
rate or lose It's sSeetness Ia storage
The susars which are unsafe 10 keep
u4ay BE- melted 10 hrst, the sonnsi~r
sugars Ae!as held ia 1orsge with
safety
purtor eHd Mrs. Kop"ig~. by riss.
Ing meteorological eSa,alus'ioas d, e4.
cry s'sSs u the sugar making proc
est, have found Thar sugar tstcriofa.
ti~H csh be- prevented by substituting.
dry or SUPER heated s,eam .or waller
in 'ar anal procyss NJ vash.ns snsNr
~ tte drums IN whlrt sugar IS tried
Ttes,' 0egscifgsats. as they are esfse~'
a iatir whsriEg suck I'D air lrln ttlr
4 ,a@r waisa wa5 he animated wish
~ef4s A',n e Is romm06 p,#et1ta ~
mNb tt~ ctler ~ thr sa.r ia-b'vg
US ish'ng t2e crystals wflh watyF
f.lg NJ Mas .3A8iif. &tt Tr5t'
....,'f r'zF ft#f..rl,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Oh faS a new general on of nsp
araamsrs lhey wHa mot ask ~ hts
po,,h Ii, me they wth make Y so
They aHl transform tho EeFsild 'ftfns'
ste Tor sytsrsne~ into GLORIOUS erSfs
Il become that whlch they have adj
u1irsd and loved
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
7kJI,IktHHE4el

u Gel w&As w1snAA iseaattsst Ne
rsaas her 81 70 w lsvk~s ss~~sa give
pAsassls to tas sF~s wAssh ysss agas
hsE--as sAs A&s M A@Ssavs@ ~ &ssss
hsTsRat ~ II sask ifsss = hachsns pSss.
90 81 sFan3fsFsa Sh@s sAscA saessA
rive as1isht ~ shes~ sassaAx SaeA
she inlnSs lnsa . iSxtera&zs atrsgs.
tsss .. = 9ais.As tssrt -. "a llaa.
Lansd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

sho candy f@ toe
ehslssr~a aF sTosn
UPS NJ ll4Tse. The
raalsFles without
tsaIllag are the
sHi,sssi 10 pre-
iArW TN feiiow
lnS IL the f't~seh
( @ un ,isttes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

rurfui~ IT grated fsAssA
corn, atid 30 ore and ene-
half cnptuis ~ mIik and
two ~sll-heaien eggs
Tr two crrfu's NJ ifogs
with three teaspoonfuls 81
saking lnw'ier one half
,e#sponfui Of saii anil y
dash OF pepper. Mlx all
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
LpaeA SneklneAa.

Sugar bosses &c. sayeuvss hcra"so
uu.a4 ,eHs~We tsa -ptloar which rs
IT, sa.rtaWag ta7ar Although the
amount Thus lost may hc uajy fraT
uoa III uue peI ceNt aud fer too slight
30 bt detected hy ilr svH-as VI taste
rs smell Ia many eases n "a easily
tu'er4a6ud ty tine paiarisrop", az h.
strumrut especially Designed for
measuring lho amount pr ,utrose pre-.
cut When sugar dr,crtaratcs net
oHA does tHa poiariscvpr detect the
dStrenccs. bu, UnJ one ~ho Is su''
clcn,ly ohsstsRnt viii not" that lt will
actually take a larger spoonful - ssvr
IL" same sNeetrulng po"sr IHas, II
g barrel ~ raw sugar should br krpt
through the summer months AMI Il
IL infected with harmful micro prsau.
f.,ns, Il might be necessary g use an
e1trn Tablespoonful a, the end ~ the
summer 60 gel the same swerteuins
power that could be obtained before
deterioration took placr As Nil suvr
s.>,u,a...retly on the polaristoplc On
.iA ed D ssall so. aggregate hu.r
The Anal Source Of these ma'is =
the air, whi.h OBTAINS millions Of mi
Gro organisms AZ fvsr and IN cIrcnis.
tloa. Each individual mold II Il taII"
90 an ahIsct which can supply |, with
Sufficient food. such rs sugar, can r.
rradue. 3nls1 mare individuals VI
the snuie spccies IA less than a week.
rhi4 rc,rNrut-cn. honevcr,, caa, ',ills,
take place in he prescutr ~ sufficient
rplSturs. Otherwise the organisms lie
dormant cane sugar primarily mn
dersneS such losses hy deterioration
In transportation or storage, mainly
due To the absorption ~ moisture by
sugar Ia damp weather cr humid cit.
fyatas
Far example. sugars made m C,hs
are stored In me hold " vessel.
often With Insufficient ycntilstion.
which causes them to sweat wn'ie
cuans from a trnplcrl climate into
cooler water the Nolsture canJehses
ON rhr surface " the sugar This
e'so Avurs when sugar Il stored for
Any lsng'h ~ time especially AZ hiah
Temperature. So IN reNnrrics where
snne IL melted up AZ once ard the nv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
sgAsoNAelg COCO rHlNos.

Now ths' gTren cern " rienu'u&
ao,ne corn dishes will be welcome.
Corn Gsws flake two
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

II Is skill even with tlae rEis~ ~
saxwf, mach mose eNsnealseai e. HsAks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

A .., gteltna|a syrup ~ Fiss
Jni} ..oa C9f he aame california On
tn Sage thea }on ate wttr ytur
chic having the bs,l apj most harm
less p.ytt far the iltlr 'omash, liver
aud hgtcI. thliru hose ~ fruiU
tgst. run directions nn each bottla
You must say California Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
HEAVY LOSS OF
SUGAR STOPPED

nlsiadaF IN held In supraes foe varying
IeriU,ls, as dictated By bassnsss a@et&
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
u. OF P. ALUMNI CLUB
TO STUDY PROBLEMS

Problems of the University Of Penn
sylvania will be discussed at the an
nual university day banquet of the
Pennsylvania Club of Washington to-
morrow at the University Club. En-
rollment Of 10000 students this year
and the resignation last week of
Provost Edgar F. Smith, head of the
institution. has given rise to several
difficulties.
These will be explained by delegates
Of the washington club to the recent
conference Of the Associated Penn
sylvania Clubs in Wilmington. Del.
and at University of Pennsylvania,
Addresses will be made by Edgar F.,
Snyder. a Washington attorney, re-
Gently elected president Of the Assoc
ciated Pennsylvania Clubs; DR.. james
G. Mckay, and Prof. Arthur w. Good
speed, head of the department of
physics of the university. President
j. Harry Covington. of the University
OF Pennsylvania Club. will be the
toastmaster. other officers of the
organization are: John s. Conway
Col. Matthew A. Delaney and DR.
Everett F. Phillips, vice presidents
and Mark Lansburgh, secretary.
treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
CHAMBER PICKS
GROUP LEADER
James 7. Lloyd Heads Com
mittee on Law and
Legislation.

James I. Lloyd was appointed chair-
man of the committee on law and leg
lslatlon for the Washington Chamber
of Commerce last night by Robert n.
Harper. president of the chamber
John +. laskey, United States District
Attorney. was made vice chairman.
Rudolph Jose has been appointed to
head the committee on police and fire
protection for 1920. with T.. J. Murphy
as vice chairman. it was. announced
yesterday by Secretary A. +. Seymour.
Committee Personnel.
The full committee on law and Iegis-
lation for the ensuing year follows:
W. c. Balderston, VIM. II. Baldwin.
+. w. Bolgiano. W. ii. Bradbury, J.
Buynitzky. c. c. Calhoun. W. G. Car
ter, Chas. w. CIagett. Edward Curry,
Chas. w. Darr. VIM. NJ. Dove. c. r.
Dufour, John Joy Edison. NJ. ]. Fried
man. A. Fl. Gladstone. Henry Fl. Glas-
sic. f.. c. Graham. b. W. Guy, Walter
b. Guy, George A. Heaney. l. r. Hit,
George ID. Horning, A. l. Howard,
Winfield Jones, Joseph d. Kaufman,
!. F. Kebler, ]. B. Kinnear. Oliver
Metzerott. James T. Mullaly, A. r.
Mullowny, Cecil b. Norton. Mary
lO'Toole, w. l. Peet. Thad. f. Rags
dale. George p. Sacks. Edna ]. Sheehy.
f. G. Siggers. A. l.. Sinclair, Mrs.
Caroline B. Stephen. Milton Strasbur-
ger. w. G. Sullivan. Conrad H. Syme,
Richard ]. Taggart, Washington Top
ham, Robert II. Turner. Leon S. Ul-
man, George E. Walker. Louis H. War
ner. Ivan c. Weld. George F. Will
iams. Harry s. Wolf o. T. Wright
and Milton B. Zeiler.
Public Safety Committee.
Members of the police and fire pro-
lection committee are as follows:
William Beuchert, b. A. Bowles.
Morgan Bradford, jr., A. Brylawski,
a. A. Chaplin. Bertram Cohn, P. ].
Cook. James p. Coon, Edward Curry,
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Pastoral Letter Issued
By Catholic Hierarchy
Suggests Many Reforms

they may be. and that to deserve the
blessings OF freedom they must lead
an upright Christian life.
Catholic Societies.
In solving our educational problems
and in widening the scope of our chari-
ties We look with confidence to our
Catholic organizations. They have
given innumerahle proofs OF their
zeal: by defending the rights of the
church. by protecting the young men
and women against moral dangers,
and by uniting their efforts for the
promotion Of worthy causes. They
will now, in the same Catholic spirit.
put forth their energies in spreading
sound ideas of social and Industrial
reforms. For these are urgently need
ed. not only for the guidance OF our
immigrants, but also for the checking
and correction OF tendencies which
are stirring up discord among our
native-born citizens.
The entry of our country into
the war gave American Catholics
new occasion to prove, as they
have often proved before. their pa
j triotic devotion. The value of our
associations for the public welfare
was at once recognized. With the
/ initiative taken by the Knights of
Columbus, the unselfish spirit of
the Catholic Young Mems Associa-
tion, and the enthusiasm shown by
organizations of Catholic women,
we realized that it was necessary
to unity our activities. With this
object in view, the Hierarchy es-
tablished the National Catholic War
Council. Under it's direction pro-
vision has been made for the moral
and physical welfare of our Cath
olic soldiers and sailors.
War Activities.
Chapllins were supplied in camp
and for those in service abroad
In every possible way. our people
showed their appreciation of the
men who were offering their lives
for our country.
How well deserved and how pro-
ductive of gooo were these patriotic
efforts. is plainly to be seen from
the record of Catholics in every
branch of the national service. We
are proud of their loyalty. We
honor their heroism. We are CRATE
full for the example they have
given us. Let US pay them the
highest tribute by initiating their
/ fidelity to duty. their sacrifice of
self and their devotion to the cause
! of freedom
Americas Pledge.
We went into the war and ended it,
In any material sense, we had nothing
to gain. We fought to make the world
better place for all mankind. In
proclaiminG our purpose. We held our
country and its institutions as the
/ hope of humanity. The pledges We
/ gave must be redeemed As our Holy
| Father. Pope Benedict XIV. declares,
! the American pee ople. retaining a
i firm hold on the principles of reason
| able liberty and of Christian civiliza-
tion. are destined to have the chief
/ CONTINU ED on PAGE SEVEN.
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IL is mainly through education
that we shall improve the condi-
tions of the Negro and Indian races
and enable them to enjoy more
fully the blessings of religion.
Both justice and charity require
that they be given the fair oppor-
tunity Of which they have so long
beeu deprived. In the eyes of the
church. as in the sight of God. all
men have been redeemed at the
same great price. and all have need
of the same spiritual guidance and
the same good will on the part of
their felIowmen. We therefore in
woke the Divine benediction on
those who are laboring in the in
terest of the Negro and the Indian,
and we depreeate most earnestly all
attempts at stirring up racial
hatred. which so often expresses
itself in deeds of violence unworthy
of a civilized nation.
A further educational problem de-
nands our attention and our united
effort in behalf of those who come to
our country as immigrants. For the
most part, they have but vague ideas
of American life. institutions and gov
ernment. Hence they are easily mis-
led and brought under influences which
would make them. openly or In secret,
the worst enemies of order and of re-
Iigion as well.
We are especially concerned that our
Catholic immigrants shall preserve
their faith. and in accordance with Its
teachings become useful citizens. Let
them understand that respect for law
is an essential part of their duty, that
the church requires Of them wherever