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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Retec, Settlement Plan.

LYNCHBUIai. Sept 1.-THE United
Cigarette Machine Company has re-
icc,ed overturned of former employees
for arbitration. the offer for the aTbi-
tration having been made by Mayor
Jester whose initiative was taken FOL
lowing request from the !nachinistS
to intervene. The nachinists asked
for a board OF two lock cd out men 10
be selected BY the unions and Two 10
20 select tho nth. The company takes
the ground that II has no differences
with its employees. telling Mayor Jes-
ter that the men are no longer re-
garded as in its employ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
dies In WnshinEton.

FREDERICKSBURG, Sept. l7.-Mrs.
Melissa Lumsden. of Spotsylrania Coun-
y. died in Washington Saturday The
body was brought here yesterday al
ternoon and taken to the home In
Spotsylvania where the funeral was
held and internent made in the family
burving ground Mrs. Lumscen was n
member of the Baptist Church. and is
survived by eight children. She was
sixty-eight years of age. Two sisters
also survive-Mrs. Agatha \. Robyns,
OF Fredericksburg. and Mrs w. L. Car
ter. OF Spotsyivania County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
To Hold Cour, In jail.

bristol. Sept. 17.-What is regard
Cd in this section az an unusual Incl
dent TO be added to the history o:
sullivan County, Tenn. across the state
line here. is the act that the Circuit
Court Of that county, viii convene in
the county Jail nczS Monday instead Of
the courthouse. This vas made neccs-
sary because the old courthouse Is
being torn down TO give way 10 the
erection ri = modern $4,000 courthouse
TIE cp9rt VII be held. IL Is announced
in the basement OF the jail at Bloant-
Vile. Tenn. the county seat of the
cuLltI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Receive Check for $50.

DANvILLE. Sept. 1.-THE Danvilie
Home Guards last night received no"
pa:y a check fo- $50 from the presi-
dent of the concern. John r. kison.
This was ser. = mark or apprccia-
ton for the services rendered inc
community by the organization. The
Council which has rcver supported the
Home Guards. has now teen asked u
anuropriaia $4,000 for the purpose OF
having ammunition mo ovcrcoats fos
the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Employee Badly scalded.

BRISTOL Sept. l7.-John Hender-
son. an employee Of the Dixie Tannery
and Extract Co., here, is IN a serious
condition in local hospital as the
rcsul, of having been badly scalded at
the plant He was attempting 70 re-
pair large vat when the neated
LIQUID in some manner ESCAPED; ann
poured out upon him. II Is believed
that he win likely recover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Faces Charge OF Operating still

IYNCHB BURG Sept. Ill. W.
Wright prominent farmer of Buck
ingham County. was held for the Fed
eral grand jury here in January on
the charge of illicit distilling. He is
charged with distiiling near Wingina.
He entered a plea that he had already
been tried for the same offense in the
State courts. but this was overruled by
Commissioner O'Brien, who held him
in $500 bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Many Cow. Arc Sold
FREDERIc,ESnI-pc G..

FREDERICkSBUR Sept. IA
sa!e OF personal property at Melrose
Isle rarm. in Fauquier County. a
,uaya ago Was attended by one of
tne largest crowds ever seen a, sale
n1oo ina, section The prices paid for
~ were very satisfactory, some
. Inc cows bringing as high as sg15
each, and the htty-one cows averaEeS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
,ooI Tor Check E1n.her.

DANvILL.E, Sept l7.-The police
were still looking today for Il. p. Tay-
Tor = young white man. who accom- :
plished a bold check flashing exploit
here yesterday. The young man APP
pcar4,d az the cashiers window OF the
First National Bank with a checH
drawn on that bank for $50 and signed
BY tho name given. The caShle !
glanced over il and handed over the
bills. only TO find short while later
ina. the bank had no such depositor.
The young man appears TO nave maae
good hrs escape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
FIREMAN KILLED, ENGINEER
INJURED, IN FREIGHT WRECK
Engine Louisville and Nashville
Hiows Up, Setting Fire to
Train and station.
fBy Associated Press.l

NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 17.-The
engine of a northbound freight train
on the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road blew up this morning at Hygeia,
seven miles south of Springfield. Tenn.
killing the fireman. injurinE the cngi-
neer and setting fire 10 the station
and train.
The explosion tore down the wires
and communication with the scene OF
the wreck is difficult Reports from
Springfield are that traffic will be seri-
ously delayed. The Dixie Flyer will
be dctourned by way of Guthries and
Memphis Junction. A wrccker was
sent from here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
CONFIDENT OF FAIR DEAL
Germany Reported Grntifed by In
partial Tone of Inter-AIIfed
Report on SiIesia.
rBy Universal Service

BERLIN. Sept. 1.-THE inter-allied
report on the Upper Sileslan situation
has been received with gratifcati on
by Germany, an eminent official Of the
Foreign Office says. 1t is added that
the report will have a rcassuring eff
feet owing to its tone of impartiality,
plebiscite with greater confidence that
II will be conducted fairly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
ASKS COINAGE OF TWO-CENT
PIECES WITHDRAWN IN 1874
WomenAH Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
ton Asks Bas-Relief of Ex-Presf-
dent he Used on Money.
rBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept ia campaign
urging the government to reissue the
2-cent coins Withdrawn from circula :
ton in 1874, the new coin to bear on
the diverse side a bas- relief portrait
of the late President Roosevelt. was
inausurated today by the Women's
Roosevelt Memorial Association.
The new coin, it is pointed out, would
be usetul IN the payment for war
taxes on small articles, newspapers a nd
street car fares. A letter urging the
creation of the coin has been sent TO
Carter Glass. Secretary of the Treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Grove to Succeed LLOYD G.orr.

PARIS. Sept 17.-Sir Eyre Grove
Win succeed Premier David LLOYD
council OF the conference. Following
the signing OF the treaty with GER
many Lloyd George was forced to re-
turn to London. and could go to Paris
only at infrcquent intervals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
VIII Talk m Good Ro,d..

BRISTOL, Sept IA. G.. BatcheIder,
executive chairman of the American
Automobile Association. and who is
regarded as one OF the best-informed
men on automobile club work and the
conditions of highways In the United
states. will address = meeting here
Friday under the auspices of the Bris-
toll Automobile Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
McCuire's University School,
Opp. William Byrd Park.

OPP. william BYRD Park.
Fifty-fifth session will open Sep
TENDER IS. Prepares for all colleges
and technical schools. Lower School
for little boys.
Catalogue and other printed mat
matter upon application.
The principal may be seen at the
school from $50 to 1880 daily, or
at his residence in the afternoon.
School phone, Boulevard AIT. Resi-
dence phone, Madison STA.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Principal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

where he will be a member OF the
FACULTY the coming session. Mr. Rowe
was :. student a; Emory and Henry.
graduating last session, and IL is a
compliment TO him that he should be
asked 10 return as 4 professor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Held the Wrong MINI.

DANVII,LE. Sept. l7.-Wiliam Smith
negro. held here as fugitive from
Justice. wanted in Portsmouth, was re-
leased this morning after an officer
from that city had discovered that h.,
IS not the right man. Smith was
nov ever rearreSted on another charge
and is back in Jail oi 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Transfer work 10 South.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Much gov
eminent repair work at Brooklyn Ship
yards has been transferred to Southern
ports as a result OF the lockout this
week OF 1000 employees, 1t was learned
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Accepts PIace on Faculty.

FREDERICKSBURG. Sept lid
gar II. Rowe, Jr., SON of Dr. T.. Fl.
Rowe. of Milford, Caroline County, has
gone TO Emory and Henry College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
To Sail for Brazil.

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept. l7-Sailings
from this port to ports on the River
Plate and to Brazil are about to be
resumed. IL was learned today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

.he. murder of Kelly Mcbride colorcd
ana Tillman Dixie. colorcd. for the
murder OF Matte Jackson. colorcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
NEW CLUB is ORGANIZED
uent oulcrra Tor Richmond-FJrrt
society to BE Named In
October

fermanent officers will be elected a,
tns oct9ber meeting OF the HichmonT.
r., rrs. Club. which has been organized
business AID professional men 80
IN, m purpose ri the new orSao:zati,,n
VII De TO increase general interes; in
,r;,1 > Questions and problems, which
VIII develop better citiz,nshin Wnn,'
ING are 10 be held monthly
Among the members are:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
j. Rinford walso,J

J. Rinford waltord
Robert l.. Wallerstei,
pr. d. r. Bryan
Dr. d. r. Anderson
X. A. Brock. j.
q. l.. Beardslev
G Edm ind Mass.e
Stuart Ragiand
Or. c. b. Pearson
George Keesee
C. a. Norman. Jr.
Harwood Bates
r. l.. Laync.d
Eugene r. Jones
Or. j. G.. 3aaiall
W. l.. Hawkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Morton l.. Walierstei,
Robert l., Saville
j. Vaughn Gary
r. Roy Dudley. Jr.
Wilmer l.. OFlahert
Milton Cone
r. r. Cunningham. IT
Maxwell q. Wallace
ID. Peasants Tyler
jess. F. Wood
g. p. Walford. Jr.
Herman Winfrey
X. Mclean Whittet
r. l.. Bemiss. Jr.
j. Lud Hill. Jr.
j. B. Duval
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-03
THE POLITICAL
w CD q Z -
nv I'M OLA ~ q
GROM THE TINES OWN INDlANAP0LS BURFAW

the Hous of Representatives IN the
last seven sessions OF the legislature.
serving as speaker of the house in the
last two sessions. and those who have
served with him have found him 10 be
eminently fair and square. Whether his
appointment as state accountant will
eliminate him as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for attorney
general in 1920 remains to be seen.
Johnson was a newspaper reporter
in this city for several years. Then
he attended Indiana University law
school and established the first school
OF Journalism there. While he was in
the law practice here he Joined the In
diana National Guard. was commission
ed lieutenant and then captain and
went to the Mexican border with his
company. When the world war broke
out he and his were taken
into the Federal service. He was APP
pointed a captain and assigned to the
judge advocate generals department.
For a year or more he was in the Of
Ace OF the Judge Advocate General at
Washington with the rank of major.
VanAuken was a member OF the
senate for several sessions. and at the
last session he was democratic floor
leader. He was in military service as
captain on the Mexican border and as
a captain in the recent world war.
One satisfactory feature about the
whole situation. from the standpoint
Of the Governor. Is that the slate is
now clean. and there is an end to the
IannoyanA4 end embarrassment that
was caused By the pulling and hauling
that was INDUCED in for the various
places. The Governor will now have a
little time to devote to something else.
Van Auken takes the place on the
public service commission of Charles
A. Edwards. of Huntington. whose
term expired. on May I. and johnson
takes the place of z. C. Corr. of Bloom
lngton. whose term expired on the
same date. yanAuken take soffice at
once. while johnson will not take Of
flee for two or three weeks.
Are Won reading The Times?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-03
Times sUREAu AT STATE cApIrAL1

THINE BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL
INDIANAPOLIS. Tune 2-Governor
Goodrich has at last cleaned the slate
o. all important appointments at his
command ar the present time. and in
doing so he has caused a little surprise
and much comment. In three cases he
has done exactly what was produced
IN these dispatches several weeks ago
b. would do. He appointed Glenn Van
Auken, democrat. of Auburn, a mem
Der of the state industrial board a
week ago and then on Thursday eve
ming that he had changed
Van Auken from that position to a
place as a member of the public ser
vice commission: appointed Jesse Es-
ISenbaeh, of Warsaw. chief Of the
to-Je Aoard or accounts; appointed gill
bert H. Hendron, former chief Of the
state board of accounts. as a member
Of the the state industrial board. to
succeed Van Auken. All OF these were
forecast in these dispatches. In addi-
ton. the Governor has appointed Fred
B. Johnson. of Indianapolis. Democrat.
a member OF the public service com
mission. This was a new angle to the
list OF appointments and one that took
the pubic by surprise.
E. I. Lewis. present chairman of the
public service commission. and John
son. the newly appointed member of
the commission. formerly were report
ers on the same Indianapolis news
paper.
There Is considerable dissatisfaction
among republicans over the s~etention
OF Hendron as a member OF the Off
cial family in the state house. For
many years he was one OF the bitter
est democrats in Indiana. Of the type
that never had anything for a repuE-
lican. and some of the workers are
saying that some other democrat
should have been found for the place
on the state industrial board.
The appointment of Eschenbach as
state accountant is one that appeals
not only to the Republicans through
out the state but to the public in gem
eraI. because he Is recognized as one OF
the cleanest and most competent men
in the state. He has been a member OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-03

An ambitious young artist who has just returned from service ! a tbs
army abroad. and who likes not the "dry" atmosphere that is settling down
mror3 hs native lard avan though his home is in arid Arizona, sends the
above contribution to the literature of the Association Opposed to National
Prohibition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-03

Are vou reading The TimesP
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

Mr.. and Mfs. Otto gosiin, after =
isw days Walt there with relatiyrs
and friends, hay. returned TO Nash.
vile.
II. A. Psyton wsui 10 Columbia
Wednesday nigh. to attend ths iun,
eral OF his grandfather, X IL Pey'
too.
Mrs. Harris Ferebee aud baby. Il
Bm,0ns Crssk spent the week END
here the guest Of her parsnls. Mr.,
aud Mrs. q. T. Collier.
Miss Make swift. Of Shawnee.
Okla, spent the week eud here
the guest q. her aunt Mrs. l.. " 4,
Rldings
Llps iisnsiee and J X. Jostin
were in Sashvilie.Wvdne-day feed.
ing peanuts 10 th. elephants al the
big circus.
Mrs.. Il. l.. St0ckArd IL Nash.
VILE. spent the WEEKEND here the
guest II her slstey, Mrs " b
Beard.
Russell Eidridgr and Ml-s ran.
ME Adams were united 10 marriage
last Saturday afternoon IN Moore y
Photograph Gadrry. Esa A ID.
English. officiating
Mrs. Jas. bryan aud son. Clean
aud William. lcil Wednesday night
Tor Tuton. AriGouA. where they will
apend lew weeks with relatives
and friends
The Pinexood farm which vas
sold al pubic 'aa6uan' last '.aSus@'
day was bought 10 BY d., 4 h.
Grtgshy, OF tcntrryilIp4-Ais bid he
ing 500 900
A, +. Reeves X Sons DicSsohs
stock buyers. this week bought aisa
shipped lao head Of cattle from K
Nj. Hall IL pin.wood Tho lio
head weighed 1000 pounds.
Mrs. JOHN Cummins aud little
daughter. magnetic Wilson. Of l.y.
Ie. ARE the guests Of Mrs W, II.
Walker. and other relatives and
friends,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

Dir. and Mrs. q. w. Moran aEd
daughter. Mlss Elizabeth. iIpsns
Saturday In. Nashville.
Mrs. Rsbscea Selst,n. oi Nash
rifle. IL visiting hss daughter. Mrs.
q. c. callins.
T.8l .. I'd. 10 the hour ior the fret
meeting ol the Mes Era Conferences
c,nysning At Presbyterian Church
Saturday and Sunday. All Invited.
w. j. Johnson and iamia,' have
moved from the 4. W. Daaisl tssi.
dencs on Walnut Street to their
new hosne recently bought lsfom J
T, Kelley on Charch Street.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ]. y. Bell. III NASH
Vile. spen. ,ha week end al Cum
besland Furnace. the guests of Mrs.
Bells parents, M aud Mrs. T. X.
Curtis
Miss Maggie Adams entertained
with n birthday party nj her hoHsr
on Cullum avenue Monday night
Twenty five guests were present and
the evening was greatly epioy.d by
all
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

New Era Conference Throughout,
the prssbytery ci Nashville are now
going on. Three men. OF more.
make up each company. Tire. visit.
iog team will be in Dickson Oct
Is 18th. Other announcements gill
he made ~ 10 tine hours on sa,ur
day Oct. 18th ID. day will Re nc.
cnpled wl,h Sabbath school q, Y 81,
Nee Era meeting at II M
Endesyos society 81 . m.. & Hliss
ence and address a, D. IA. Clocs.
sill h- changed Oct. 2S. lido D.,
come an hour too soon Aldwe~s
meeting will he held "a W@dnesd /,
each ~esk q, \ D m tennessee
Synod representing 1000 church
menu beers, Presbyterian, L i A
met 10 kaoIysll- hi. seek. There
af~ presbytsrys ia the synod
At ~, Paul the New IRA Confer.
snce ~ill be held DE-: n ard y
Fine program will os sivea
The Expenses OF the reeen, 80.
rice ii meetings will be met by :
spscssl fund passiag through The
hands of the treasures. Mr.. II. A,
P-yson vii! all sho hsvs not s@su
him si,A regards TO it please a. ~
d once.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

7 N Taylor " GA the alex list,
|, Just received car oi Ohio river
salt IT. Il. edwards
W r. Morrison has returned
IRON Louisiana
Mrs Fred Beaslsy ~ en. Tuesday
and Wednesday 10 Nashville
Born. 10 M and Mfs. Ernest
Chew, Thursday. Ocs, III, d son,
Can save YOU mony 90 sail, See
me. II. K Edwards.
A. II. Lsathsfs Is 10 the Texas
OIL rssions looking after bis later
ssts,
Clyde Collier has gone 10 Akron
Ohio, where he has accepted EN-
ploYment. .,...,... ..,...,.,...........,...,
Judge Joe h Wesms has return.
al hon lew days business trip to
the East.
Born, to Mr. Hand Mrs, d.
Campbell. Friday, Oct, II, a
daughter.
Mr., aud Mrs Hugh Wynus spent
Sunday afternoon in Nashville tn.
auests Of friends
7 J Halbrook has returned iro III
business trip to Mississippi and
touiGana. ''' '... +.* -'t'
Mrs Mark Harrison. whohss been
4 gues. OF Mrs. Clayton Smith has
returned 10 her home in Nashville
Mira Walter ToIan. OF Dyersburg.
was called here 90 account Of the
death OF her father. MI. Dave Tai.
lev. who died last Sunday
Bob Nall has sold his shoe shop
10 X h. Murphses. who has taken
charge Of same. Mr.. Murphree 10
from Nashville. where until rscen-
tiy b. has been In the shoe repair.
ing business.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

Earle Sager LETT Monday night Tor
CHATTANOOGA where he attended tho
session Of the State Grand Lodge oi
~" Independent. Order Of Oddiel
lows as a delegate from the Dickson
Lodge lie il also 4 member nf the
Oddiellows Home Commute.
Rev J, W Deshaso. accompanied
by his mother and sister. arrived
here Friday Of last week from Sar.
die. Rev. Deshaso IL the new pas.
tor at the N Il, Church, where be
occupied the pulpit both morning
and evening las, Sunday
How srs your eyes' see In.
GRAY Of Nashville. about your eye
truuss-s sod sis%~-s ia Ta~ea@y Oh
each week at the II. james Hotel.
A number OF our good citizens in
and out ri town have found his
glasses eve good vision. c,miort
ard satisfaction, HIS next dste
will he Tuesday, Oct. 3,th
Mrs. John T Smith lei, this week
for a Wait With her psrents la Mem
phis. The lst al Nov she will be
Joined hy Bro, Smith, and from there
they ~ 10 their new hone in Texas.
Il i very mech regretted by The
Church and Community ,hst the
condition q Mr. smiths health
makes i, necessary ior teen 10 leave
Dickson, They have eadear~d them
selvse 10 oh whom thsv have come
in contact. and the very best witches
% with them to their new home,
Mis-. Bertha Henry. who has Tor
the past severAI noa.hs been ssrv-
ieg "a home Decentralization agent
in ,h,s ecaniy, vail leass November
lat for ficksns county. Ala hav-
ing accepted a similar position
there X. salary q $il5 % per
monsh Miss Henry. during hcr
stay in our mids,. has rendered Il.
celleu, .crvic. and has made many
friend. whc regret to ser her leave.
No, oaly DO thew rvxset 10 see bet
20. hat hate In see backward step
taken 10 this work in tae coanly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

On Tuesday afternoon. from . To
B. Mrs. q. W. Moran entertained
with = pink tea Tor Mrs. B. y, vii,
son. The house vas beautifully
decorated With pottsd plants and
cut ilowers, carry ing out the color
scheme OF pink and green. Mrs.
Moran was assisted by Mrs. q. C..
Collins sr Mrs, Il, A. Siayien snd
Mr. w. II, Boy,s. Quite a number
n ladies called during the afternoon
TO meet Mrs Wilson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

Elder John T. Smith will cond.
uct services al the Church u Chrisi
both Sunday morning and evening
This will be his last services here
before goius TO Texas on account oi
HE viie's health.
sunday school at 9s5 and pray.
er meeting each "Wednesday even.
ing at 80,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

Sp~cisl sssvice icx children n-x,
Sunday. OcsohG "a, q ! .. IN, q,
the resiieac, a Ms. L. Il. Tst..
Everybody, 10th ol,i sod yoans 10.
vised; cotns aud hiring ys1s tfiends
Patents. / ask your help.
--Sgsss G.. H0asoE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24
Studebaker Wheels Chuck! Why?

Il We have been uang this space tell y'oA about the
\ advantages IN general OF using auto track wagons
how they follow the roads tracks made by automo-
bles and why expect to have nothing but auto
tracks sell in the near future for the simple reason
shat there will be no demand for any other kind
Today wan, to tell you of advantage in parssc-
uar Of the Sudebaker auto track wagon. Ssude-
baker-wagon specialists since 652-have perfected
the mechanical science OF putting just the right
OF dish into their wagon wheels to make them
plumb spoke They have also figured out and
pu. into their gears the proper and gather to make
the wheels revolve freely and chuck" between the
skein collar and the axle This holds the grease in
ndkeepsi evenly distributed tina, there unusual
the skeans. the skein collars axle
But all these advantages would for nothing il the wagon
could no, follow the track Of the automobile The wheels
side smoothly the while those the other ride tho
ridges the Of wide track the wagon pulls
harder the wheels do plumb spoks and side
they ase bearing the axle the other side they bear
against the skein collar There chuck the
and your shorter lived
So order tina, the advantages OF and gather will be lost
Sudebke these wagons built &, the roads
kas, 90% OF which today tracked by the automobile and
4 1907 which the future will be established by both the
+ automobile and auto track
For your wagon &C, give. longest
possible .erv,ce-ses sts4ehakes auto track
& Qn1r Dickson Hardware Company
Hardware WAGONS, Bugsies. Implements
Fertilizer and Seeds
J. s. JOHNSON II. L. TOLAR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

10 scr~s md eeusIdmstioasN Esd
was 31.2E0. Tbs sale vas 0sfs
shrough The real sstsis firm u PiGt-
sstou acd 4 6oaAssa.