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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29
MANY SEE KULTUR

The feature picture "Kultury at the
Pastime Theater yesterday attracted
"a large audience at every show. The
patrons were very much pleased with
the splendid feature and highlyl COM
pliment manager Triebel on furnish
ing such show.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29
FRED DIENER'S NAME IN TODAY'S
CASUALLY LIST

The name of Fred Diener, Maysville
man who was seriously wounded in
France, appeared for the first time in
the Army casualty list today. Mr.
Diener was wounded about three
months ago and is now in this coun-
try.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29
, G CCCCCC 9 @ G 9 @ G
MCKINLEY DAY

g The nation is today cele- {
e brating the birthday Of for {
g mer President William Nc {
e Kinley, one Of the most be- {
g loved executives the nation {
e has ever had. In rememer-- {
e ance Of him the carnation, his {
g favorite flower, is being worn {
e in the lapel Of the coat. Spe- {
e cial services are being held In {
e various parts of the country {
e to honor his beloved memory.
6 e g g g g G g g CO g g {
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29
BABY HICKS

Friends here have received cards
announcing the birth to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hicks, formerly of this city, at
their home in Blair Station, Pa, a
fine baby daughter on last Thursday.
The little Miss weighs seven pounds
and has been named Betty Ann
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29

Miss Annie NJ Casey, County Health
Nurse. who has been III at her home
On Court street for the past several
days. is now rsportsd a. musn In
proved.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29

There is no Improvement today in
the condition of Colonel I. M. Lane,
who remains critically i'll at his home
in East Second street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29

Mr.. R. L. Hoefch, the Market street
merchant, is in New York on busi-
ness,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29

Mrs. Anna Yazell and son, Harry
Luther, Jr., of Cincinnati are here to
visit her sister, Mrs Ben Fleming Of
Lee street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-29
8 n o E s

We have a few sizes in every style SO
that we can fit everybody in shoes. ALI
shoes, new or old are reduced. Ladies
come in and get shod.
Our Shoe Doctor has discovered new
way to sew on soles; so that you cannot
tell them from new soles direct from the
factory Visit the shoe hospital.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-03-31
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less meat if you feel Backachy OF
bladder troubles you-Salts is
fine for Kidneys.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys in their efforts
to filter it from the system. Regular eat
ers OF meat must flush the kidneys occa-
sionally. You must relieve them like YOU
relieve your bowels; removing all the
acids, waste and poison else you feel a
dull misery in the kidney region. sharp
pains IN the back or sick headache, diz-
illness, your stomach sours, tongue is
coated and when the weather is bad YOU
have rheumatic twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated, obliging you to get
up two or three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take a table
spoonful ira glass of water before break
fast for lew days and your kidneys will
then act fine and bladder disorders dis
appear. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and has been used for
generations to clean and stimulate slug
gish kidneys and stop bladder irritation.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and
makes delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then, thus avoiding
serious kidney and bladder diseases.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-03-31
BEATING SWORDS INTO PLOwsHAREs.

Uncle Sam is now using the stuff that to blow
Germany off the map for fertilizer Instead of making
high explosive shells out of he is putting on the land
food and cotton Over 10000 tons of nitrate
soda released by the department is speeding from
IS United States shipping points to farmers via the
bureau of markets. department of agriculture.
Farmers who did not want to accept deliveries in
February want immediate shipments reports show
and the bureau of markets is trying ship
this month.
Orders have already been issued from Washington
the shipment of $4,000 in small lots and sa-
vannah and Wilmington report daily shipments of over
1000 each Sumter county getting share Of
this Announcement that all applications for nitrate will
be filled for the full is made but it is pointed
that applicants should appreciate the mpossibty of fill
ing all orders simultaneously, though every effort be-
ing made have the nitrate all applicants
for use this
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-03-31
THIS AND THAT.
DUSK.

DUSK.
flowers at dusk their choicest perfumes hold
n Some hearts hoard beauty when the bodys old;
see age-bent woman lead the herd
To pasture, with need of guiding word
While the rull beasts in the tall grasses browse
Inside her soul the earths entertainments browse;
The needles pause between her wasted hands,
For light is always mellow where she stands
No motion marks her life's harmonious dream;
1t is part of Natures quiet theme
Each day renews the uneventfu past
Although her spirit nears a change at last
One night, her spirit, kin to evenings shade
Will float away from crevices life made
Like seaweed from cliff into white foam
GLADYS CROMWELL: THE Gates of Utterance!
(Sherman French)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-03-31

will certainly help the shiftless farming and the
ono crop idea with absolutely harmful result
The idea is not new. have a vtntar camp in Worth
1y Georgia. and have adyoca'e in my humble way
lesser ed acreage of cotton CROP rotation drainage and
c:"I dlversfcation for nearly quarter of a century
hers Lave done the same thing until the South is
awaL:nLg and Georgia has 9ec>re the fourth agr:cul
trra state in the United States only by Illinois, Iowa
and Texas. Furthermore, 81 per the agricul-
tura predictions of Georgia foodstuffs know of
community where practically not bushel of wheat
raised ten years ago fine little
-four mill running night and day without being able
to grind all wheat raised tributary to it. refer to the
Phelps mill at Poulan, Worth county, South Georgia
Now, if curing carelessness and cutting down cotton
acreage which operates to increase the food supply
trading upon the pangs of hungry world we shall have
to eat cotton and spin wheat The acreage movement in
the South will not only help to alleviate the misery the
world but also tend to away with miserableness in
South at the expense of competing food produc-
ton with good Western farmers.
All of the above is pife compared with the harm
wrought in America by tanning the blazes sectional
tired If there time in the world when Amer-
cans should be sweet people, it now Bitterness and
death are stalking Europe night day
hatred and hunger Our country still safe and sound
and harmonious. We be careful how we play with
rebrands of dscord All must be for our country
first all of the time There be vacation of par
sanship at the expense of being mentioned for
the presidency We pull together for America not
push apart.
There seems to be contagion of criticism
abroad You Y M. c. A. worker. Now come all
classes of soldiers who say you and all Y NJ c. A.
workers fifty miles in the rear sending word that
ton Army lads and assies were in the trenches in No
Mans Land under fire, comforting the wounded giving
them water and words of God to the fighting men
coffee and doughnuts OF course do not believe word
of the charges made against the Y NJ G. A. and you 1
know both of you too we'll But having been victim of
the biting injustice of almost criminal criticism don't
you reckon you should have thought just before
charging the whole South with trading upon the misery
of the world?
why, bless you, Dear Governor Henry J. Allen, there
is no Boshevism anarchy irresponsible socialism
in the South. All of them, white and black the pur
est, most devoted Americans have in these blessed
old U. S. A, and they are our brothers
Il, too was once governor. and of bigger state
than Kansas know of the exacons of the position and
especially upon such warm-hearted impulsve temper
ament yours, and consequently sympathize you
and wish you great Your nomination and cleo
ton while were in Europe serving your country
ia IN he fna Of 10
your good self"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
TENNESSEE TO Be
HEALTH|EST STATE
GOVERNOR RcsEaTs S1Googa
8TATE AID IN FlcAY ron SIT
rEa CoMhuttvv sEAlrH.

KndeTseA by Oessrnag Rahsxta AsA
supported BY the stale Dwpastnssats
Of Health. Charities AID kaaesisaa The
fsEasss@e Anti TatersG iosls Assos -
don wili open 10 tsais Rnnsal saa
pAiga co D<ssRhsr iss 10 saAA& T~A
assmss the AsAHkisas saats tn tbs
Union The society does nst soa'Sas
iis health tigh, to tuberculosis slsns,
AercrdfnS 10 its annQAi report which
has Just heea completed but alse 10
interested 10 every detail 81 tAs pae.
ne health problem and lie azrses ssd
workers aye not snly authorities ca
.A. deadly little 'TB'' germ, bot ta~s
ale also pcstsd Oh esssy Iattsr ses'
esraink community health
A year ago the efforts VI tbs Ass<s
eixtioa wefs directed ,o~ards ffghtiGs
the "kfu Thousands Of pamphlets
we're diSirl 1a,et and hundreds u tAlAs
were made by the officials AID sork'
srs % the society Tbis ~ss because
the society fights say ecndtsion whsth
lowers th. vitality Of the pueiie for
II liz when FOLKS feel xaFn 90, and run
down that the tuberculosis s~rm gets
10 wurs
According to IN olin West. Scare
larry at the state heard Of Hsalta, II
10 probable sha, everyone has tns~r'
.aiosis At one ,ims or another darins
their ltts Clean LIVING saves = great
aum Der Of people bat the tact remains
that this scoarxe kills one VI every ten
people sao die tn this coaatry
tuberculosis i. eontrollsble prsyent
able and durable, said fr t,.s, The
Tennessee. AH,rTuA<rcalosls Assoei
alton 10 goiar 10 campaign tor monsy
90 spend In this state fishsinx tho
plague aud ever contribution and sv.
cry little Red Cross Seal purchased
means that yea are not aals helptnf
to fight this plague, bat tina, you srs
heipiag the state 10 rsias heai,hi@
children. teaching people to care tor
their own health aud Ia turn yoa are
guaranteeing Yourself batter health
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

joe RAf'hrcp. agent 't Ma
Hs,rgrt! ~4t,iets, hssing made oa'i1
A. uro,ne ~ la~ taxi James y
Cc,..t -'oet- "a ius;s Vudth,e,i f.
Mr. sSsvItit ~mssistr 10 he ssn NJ
81 "A aud 'lls' the said James :
Gil urt sfst,.k ~ 4 s,4pf resident ii The
-ssg, II tonBt%ss-. -, Inst tie ~
siis,syy pst.cess q! ,ssw campo, ot
ssr4 4 aDnn hjm II uissefr's ~.
der, NJ ms 4hsf ssij jeu.fs y
Gan:tistots atrA@r " ny otisn@ ;, ~
IL. IA, -n u Dnshou lsuh., on 'bs
aath. .svot Apr. ls5l sud ~ a !
s.r or rlener 50 tie attachment
snit a-d ssaitss h,E. o. !oaatEtns
win Ne taken sssin.s hn by je.
fspl,
Tbs Oct IN. 1918,
A 10 ENGLISH ] r.
Il /. LEEf II Attorney
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
TAKE n N TIME.
Just A. Scores OF Dickson
People Have.

Waiting dossn's psy.
II you neglect kidpsy baekscEs,
uiinasy 1oablbs osssn inliov
Doans kidney PILLS are ios iiiasy
baekaehs. and ios other kidney ills.
Dickson ci.iksns endorse them
Mrs. sssAA Csowsli. Main 81.
Dieksao. says: Just recently |
ussd Doanis kidney Pills .ios Kid.
nsy trouble and they did ms
world Of good. Ny back vas weak
and my xidneys didp't &C, right.
My ieet and ankiss swellsd ~ !
bad TO WISER slippsrs. 1 bad pains
% tho top oi my bead, too, ] 90,
Dosn's Kidney Pills 1t ,hs xys..
Drug Co, and they helped toe from
the start. Nv kidneys wsfs rgu
lated. the swelling LET, my feet and
| had nao more baekachs
Price Ode, ut all dsalera Don,
simply ask Tor Kidney vmedy---
get Dosn's Kidney Pi!ls--shs same
,hs, Mp. Crowsll bad, Foster
Milburn Co, Mira. Buffalo. N. Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
rag pusltc aEALra Nusss.

rag susItc AEALyA NussG
The Puelir Health Sarss IL more
thAn a nurse, she IL 4 teacher, m 81
per, on sanitary conditions, aud like
the ahystelAn mus, be Able TO secs
cut the causes OF disease tn com
rnunsty and do Away With tAsm Tbs
Tennessee Ant, Tuberculosis Associs
tloa aAs four smeh nurses. and Il 10 Tor
these reasons that j r Krans ~rsca
tive secretary az tia, society, coan,.
himself as being one Of The most so-tu.
sate Of m<a
There aut any sort Of CONNER
i,y health Sosai,ioa which car aarsss
are anaaIe 70 seek uat and sop- with
said K-sns To i reeest asAlth cosfeg
ence The reports which shry tara
10 TO couaty health boards would d.
credit, 10 = sanitary engineer B~saase
Of ,a>'r ,rem On ao.ssiy sNe sxpertsacf
they ar. sn,%rraiains ~ tea hers AM
any one Q. them may 10 ssaseA ~ e.
assAersty % pasiic health
These axrses are Aard 10 get a.,
stih harder 10 kssR sines .sw nurses
have the training necessary sas TIL.
WORK aad STAGE the SatiaaAl raSercs
Iesis AssoS!si.oa and III i-ses affiliate
Organisations throughout the roan:r,
constantly Are calling rot ,Ais type e.
. nurse. the Tennessee seeiety ma
ecasieeg Itself fortunate To Aavtsg ae
Of the s~ss ssasts q workers. ia ~.
esaatry
East year fear narsss Waited evs-,
county ertaftns th@tr message q Bel
asa esalih Seu y~sr taey aast 4
the same aR1 thxt Is usv tie r.
Cross Christmas Sexi csapslga H4 !.
Arsss tAas ysAs tAAs svsg ss.sg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
First Baptist Church

The Baptist rs Million Campaign
10 gathering impetus with the pass
ing DAYS. Fourteen people have
made gifts that total more than
two million dollars.
The First Baptist Chu,ch, Of
Dickson. has accepted ito quota OF
$4,000 Tor ths live year period
While the church has 4 small mem.
hsrship. yet. they@ hops ~ g.. ,hg
yond tho mark during Victory
Week.
The church was requested by the
State Organizer to release her past.
or, Rev. wilson Woodcock. from
all obligations to preach until De
csmber Z so that he could repre-
cent the rs million campaign 10
other ehurches. He has spoke in
several places aud reports great
enthusiasm Tor the campaign,
Las, Sunday Rev. {. ID. Crsss,
man, pastor OF the Third Baptist
Church. Nashville, spoke In the
interest OF the great movement.
Nrxt Sunday the pastor viii
preach Al both hours: / 4. III.
The Waiting Christ,
J p. III. "unchansins Chris. -
Sunday School a:%5 a. III. Re- ported
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

That the ilcts and figures gath
cred BY the eaumsfatoss, supervis
ore and spsciA agents oi the -Four
tWn,h Decsn,,iai Csn.as will have
absolutely nothins 10 do with vaIu'
alton oil property Tor taxation pur'
poses IL . point | desirs TO smpha'
siss With oil possible visor.' said
Director OF the Csnsus Sam /.
Rogers today In speaking Of the
forthcoming 1910 enumeration
Some difficulty has teen expst.
fenced In the past. "contlousd MI
Rogers. In getting absolutely scca
rate values oi land and slhes prop
sty because Oh a certain amount oil
confusion over this point. Many
people were srroneously inclined ID
connect the Census with taxation.
Va hops To avoid any such conio-
zion this time"
The act OF Congress which, under
ihs Constitution, provides Tor the
taxing OF tho Fourteenth Dscennia|
Genus makes IL unlawful sn any
enumeration, special agent. supsfy,s'
OF OF other employee d thv Census
Bureau 20 divulgs any information
whatsosver concerning the census
returns. A heavy iinr and posslbls
imprisonment. or both, IL the pen.
atty prescribed Tor violation Of this
provision Of the law.
The proper .Abulstsd figures Of
the Census ara given out nowhsrr
but In Washington aud then only
upon the express authority OF the
Director OF the Census Bureau.
Actual work by the .numera,ors
In ths various census districts will
begin on January Z. 1896 h IL
psc.sd tina. tbs population stats
tics Of all cities aud town, will b.
gathered in approximately two
weeks, Final figures Tor rural 1ist'
ricts. however, can hardly be gath.
cred In less than y month
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
NoN,Rgsipgkr NOTICE
Camilla Wren. y, sic
W..
W n AIrInnilrf I'll Ala

W. II. Alexander. et ale
10 the County Court at Charlotte,
Tennessee.
10 this cause. il app. airing from
the bill shfrh Ia swurn ,s. that W
Il. Alexander, y l.. Love. \ A
Love. wv f.dsf; Sssesr asss@g sss4
Riddle Love. defendants. are non
residents of the state OF Tennessee.
they are therefore, hereby required
10 appear on or before the f,fst
Monday in January 1920, betar.
the Clerk oi said Court At his office
10 Charlotte. Dickson county, Tenn
essee. and make defense 10 The It'll
filed against them in above styled
cause. In this Court, by Camilla
Wren OF ais. or otherwise the bill
will be taken ios confessed.
Ii 10 further ordered that this
notice be published Tor four cone.'
cutive weeks in the Dickson County
Herald
This the 10 day Of November
1919.
NJ. Harris, Clerk.
Howard n Brown. Solicitor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
This Meas You,

When you r., w With ! bsd taste
in your mouth, dull.tlred feeling
no relish icf food, and constips;pi
you may know that you need y dost
Of Cham bsylain'. Tablet. They not
only csuse an agreeable NOV. peu'
Of ID. bowels, but cisanses add an
visosstes the stomach and improy /,
The dsyes,ien.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Regular services are announerd
ios November rs, The pastor viii
preach at II o clock and also a,
" NJ,
Sabbath School session ut sl5.
Christian End-svor a, & y, III.
Mldweek prayer meeting at $50
Everybody welcome,
Four we're in attendance at the
presb terial Conference and Men .
Rally a, Nashville November IL,
The sp.skets made rousina talks.
Some new plsns ARE before IA tot
trial In our w3vk
The special efforts are showing
trsults and those taking part sre
much encouraged by the increased
A,tendanee 4: -" vsfinus sery'css
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
To the Creditors III q r. Heath

To the Creditors III q. r. Heath
deceased;
BY order Oh the Clerk Of The
County Court VI Dickson County
Tennessee. notice ~ hereby given /,
oil persons having claims againr'
the estate OF q r Heath, drcased,
to sppesr and tile TIE same With ihs
Clerk q tald Court authenticated
in the manner prescribed nv Law
Oh OF before March ls, 1890
The insolvency III said estate
having been suggested, anS cIa,ns
not filed on OF before sand date " h
be forever barred both 10 law spc
equity.
This 24th Law II October. 1919
II l.. Heath, Adm q T
Hea,h's Es,ats.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

H." s#ta,v 81 Mr. H. r Brewer. Dc.
csAspd 10 sppen and hls ~ SANE
~IlA ID. CLERK u ssid Ccur, ag:h-
entirai,p3 in The msnner prescribed
by lss, outa before March lot, lHO.
Tie insolvency ~ sad eststs
having been .asaesssd. any elaine
not TIED sm ~ before thai date viii
ha forever haired ho'h ~ is~ sod
equity
fh.e 2$th day ~ 0eeoh,t. 1913.
r BRIMMiT, Aims..
r. + Hre~~,'s ksss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Lady - Ch.eago Tsasgrapas Tor Hat.
Snap

Read NJ. Phillip. wire You.
ii .Extesmans.os Co, sss6.ld.
n gash 81 worth kAT SNAP"
Later recsivtd, following letter.
RAJ SNAP arrived rid Dur hoass
II rats in ia tame Just moved hers
froen ~ .isfe | usAd RAT SNAP
..if' crest resui's Three s{g.s.
a5e. Soc 81 Sold sud gau.n,ssd
ny Dics%on Hsrdwsrs ca. IA q.
l1niirsnn sod C9.rA'. Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Salt, and, the world suspects yos.
, aaeeEe lad you sin atone >'''.|' 'fsstv''
Tuberculosis begins With a hack and
= cough and unless you live clean u
ends With a coffin and hack
Thirty psr c.nts OF the youths Of ,h!i
nation were rejected as physically an
at when called Ia the Soaors
Lloyd George said: fou cant main
tain al Al nation vita 9 90 poeuA
ton
Whenever you spit. wAsaeysr yss
Whenever your russ you beat
When you scatter dast WITH feather
broom
And shs,e Il on the street
when rubbish you pile ON the road.
When ash barrels have no top,
You're poisoning the air FOR some body I
lungs
Ard 1t 10 time that you shouts atop
Keep We'll stories
Pixiuvilie. Kan Il n G~ahsrdt, I
farmer here, boasts = goat that gives
her weight in miih every II days
What does he feed her. condemned
milk cans
A great deal Of health progress u
Bios sed by some msu who have wish
bunes ~here their baeteca@s ought
10 10
Control Of tuberculosis depends og
preventative measures rather than on
cures
Housewives sprinkle yeur coffee and
tea grounds on the floor bstar. sweep
!ns They collect the dus, Aai dust
u germs
Tuberculosis 10 20, hereditary 70,
catch Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

FOR RENT-fxfm II ri aeses
i've room hours. good veil al bach
dsH. al E~er~sasy out buildings
pisnty q. corn xroacd, eats ani PEA
hAy land Will rent Tor wash ., part
oi the cr,p. Can give Dess~ri, al
once. feg further luiasma i0n
srits,
K. Johnsao.
xzl0 Park xyr.
Sashs.lie Tsun
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
n. E. Church, South.

eunday School s45 a. Ia.
Preaching / a. IN. and 7 p, IN
League . p. m. prsym~~tins
Wednesday 7 p. III Theme nsx,
Sunday la. III. The Stewardship
OF psrsnthood," Sunday evening on
Evanaslistic lines.
All strangers and non'churoh and
SUNDAY school aoers especially
invited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
" olvt n sJr,cs

r. n. Cresilto~ NJ Mrs u T
B,<ssr, IiecsAtt3
Bs ssrsi~r n fhs cI.ts a the Co
ua.y Caur a DIrkson Cotnty
T-nness~s no,lc$ il ter~hy givsn os
ali psrsous having ciains ssssSs;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Moss-REsicSN1 NoTGa-
u. K Esherieige.
We.
Walirf III Eihsrldrs.

Walter II Eihsridss.
In this cause u appearing Ia the
CLERK. from the bill. which il s~osn
to. that The defendant. Walter FL.
Etheridss 10 a non resident VI the
State oi Tenn so tina, the ordinary
process III las es0 90, be served w
on him II IL therefore etIes-d by
the CLARK. that Non f-siaen, pub
location b- made Tor the said W al,
t%r h. Eih-fidge commanding hlai
TO appear at the Court Honsr Ia The
town u Dickson. Tennessee. 80 the
la Monday in December. 1919
next il teIna the regular term II
said Court an plead, answ A., ~
demur 20 the bill filed against hlni
Tor divorce, or the case will hr set
Tor hearing tx-parte.
l. J Browning Ok
II. c Richardson Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

SIRAtkn-~- Year old red stssr
with sue whist ~ hips sni should.
Ct, mark spill, in fisns ear Liberal
reward im attenuation ~ to his
where shouts
Il {, Bruce, Dickson, X |.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Il had iced bias lined wisb sane
lass ysss, rats rss thru pretty roOn
Was oua us. A 3l pkg oi RAT.
SNAP Killed Va mAas ratt ,Aat I've
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Fruit Supper.

There viii be u Fruit Supper on
Thanksgiving nigh, at the S,ayton
schnot Houss. Everybody cordi.
ally invited