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NICHOLAS HERE
FROM PUEBLO

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nicholas and
baby daughter OF Pueblo were week
end guests at the home OF Mrs. Nicho-
las mother. Mrs. Mary Nicholas.
MORAN OF DENVER
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HERE ON WAY TO
YELLOWSTONE PARK
KANSAS PEOPLE VISIT
CANoN'S SCENIC DRIVES

James Crowford Carlson and his
friend Walter Hoffman. who are tour
lists from Abeiine. Kan. came over
from Colorado Springs Monday TO take
the trip to the top OF the Royal Gorge
and over the Skyline drive. While
here they visited p. VI. Linneers and
family. They returned TO the Sprinss
Monday night. Mr. Carlson has visit
ed Canon City before and is very en-
thusiastic over Colorado scenery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29

the Arsce signed would be IN 10 better
than other nurseries
IVica Maior Lloyd c hack from Fance with his
in his pocket huee blocks of French
D.. tis foresight. better petition to
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sBa e,
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TWO THOUSAND COUNTIES IN
CONFERENCE.

In 1000 counties In thirty-slx states
the pastors and laymen of thirty great
denominations will meet In conference
this month.
1t Is the kind OF conference that gen.
erals hold before II critical engage.
ment that business men hold before
entering q new market. A conference
Of Judgment, not emotion a c~iear.eyed
facing OF the facts.
A Survey that Business Men Must
Admire.
For more than a year hundreds OF
workers have been quietly engaged In
making a scientific survey Of the mis-.
sion fields, and OF America county by
county.
The facts developed are startling.
The charts and maps will amaze you.
No such picture OF Americas religious
situation has ever before been drawn.
on the basis OF these surveys thirty
Protestant denominations are uniting
IN a
Nationwide Cooperative Campaign.
Each Of the thirty denominations hes
It's wi Forward Movement" organ
ised and efficered. The Interchuroh
World Movement is the clearing house
for ali Of these.
II IL the agency which tile churches
have created to avoid duplication, to
foster cooperation and make sure that
every mas and dollar render the ut.
most service possible,
The month Of April will be devoted
TO making the facts OF the survey
knewn TO America IN the week Of
April 16th-kiay ana, Will come a united
simultaneous financial campaign.
Whsthsr Vsu ere inside the Church
or Out.
To every man and every woman who
loves his country, these 1000 county
conferences are vitality important.
For the facts developed by this great
survey show wildly what forces are ~
work In Amerlca--and whit kind Of a
country this country Is to be.
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Permit us to present the DE vcyrn
family.
The Hon. Jaime O. dc vcyrn IL the
Resident Commissioner from the Pull
lppine Islands to the United States and
has just been elected to a second term
OF three years. As Resident Commits.
sioner he has n seat ON the floor Of
the American Congress, the privilege
of taking part In debates, although no
vote.
Commissioner de veyra has nm inter.
estlng wife ana four bright Filipino
Riddles. The De veyra family, lndlvld.
unlly and collectively, constitute the
best argument MS TO the tact and cnpn-
bllities of Fillplnos that the Philippine
Islands have In Washington.
The commissioner is a 100 per cent
Filipino, a Vlsayan, and Is one Of the
foremost leaders OF the party In power
In the islands. During American occn-
patton ne has been successfully gov.
ernor OF his province, member of the
Philippine Legislature, cabinet mem
her and executive secretary OF the
islands.
Like many statesmen OF the Philip
pines, he was originally a newspaper
man. He was one Of the founders Of
El Nuevo Din Of Cebu, the first FIJI
pIno paper published advocating Phil
lpplne independence, The paper came
under the censorship OF General Me.
Intyre, and on the appearance Of the
first number the editors were left In
the singular position OF seeing every
prominent article blue pencllcd.
Mrs. de veyra, like her husband, II
a 'llve wire" In the Philippines cause.
She is the best known Filipino IN
America, She Is al interesting public
speaker and Is constantly giving Illus.
trated lectures at women's clubs and
other gatherings. Mrs. de veyrn Is q
publicity bureau all In herself aud has
put the Philippines on the map, so far
as the women folk OF Washington con
gresslonal circles are concerned.
II find that the Filipino people have
been much mIsrepresented In the Unit.
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ed States" says Mrs. de vcyra. II dc
not mean 10 infer we are perfect, for
we are not. My people have NEST Of
The defects, | suppose, that other In
mans have, but AT the same time we
ARE far from the people that mnn,
Americans have been mnde 10 hc'icvc
Not only are we a Christian people.
hut our rncc has a history tina; we mr.,
not ashamed OF. Throughout the PHI
lppine Islands the people nrc nov
working earnestly to Improve them
selves and their conditions so they viii
he prepared to take over their " NJ.
fairs. We all love America for giving
MS a chance to help ourselves aud for
having promised us our Independence,
which Is one OF the dearest desires Of
the entire citizenship OF the Islands"
To American women whose IDEAS "
Filipinos have been founded on sun.
day supplement descriptions of wild
tribes, Mrs. de Veyrn's gentle manner
and evident culture have been n rc,r.
lauon. She Is sought b. wOmen's clubs
hernuse Of her charming manner MS I'M
lmproimptu speaker on the subject
nearest her heart--the ONE Of h,-
country.
At a recent Washington gatherius
she gave in perfect English n concise
account OF the work OF n woman's club
In Maniln which supplies milk Ia the
babies OF the poor and trains mothers
to care for their young children. She
told OF another woman's club which
has branches all over the Philippine
Islands and which maintains dny
nurseries for the children OF the work.
Ing women, provides Christmas cheer
for the lepers, the insane and the con
vlcts, and gathers data to influence leg
l%slntion for the benefit Of Filipino wo.
men and children.
The four little De veyras. shown IN
the picture, having attended the pub
lie schools In Manila, slipped right Into
the same grades In the schools OF
Washington. Even little Mary, the
bnhy of the family, spenks three Inn
guages-her native tongue, Spanish
aud English.
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Law Partnership Formed

A new law partnership was
formed here this week. The
new firm will be known as Bon
ham Il Barber, attorneys at law.
Judge Bonham is well known in
the profession throughout the
state having practiced in Santa
Fee for many years. He after
wards moved to Las Cruces
where he practiced for many
years before coming to Carri-
zozo. While in Las Cruces he
divided his practice between that
city and FL Paso connected
with leading attorneys at that
place. George B. Barber is so
well known in this locality that
no word Of introduction is neces-
sary. He has practiced in nearly
every town in Lincoln County.
He came here when White Oaks
was a booming mining town and
has been a steady resident of
this county since that time.
The new firm begins its career
backed by a long professional
experience on the part of both
gentlemen which means success
for the future. Their Office will
be at the former Geo. Barber
Office rooms adjoining the Lin
coin County Abstract Company.
See their card in this paper.
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Women's Club Meeting

The Carrizozo Women's Club
met at the Lutz Hall Saturday
with a good attendance consider
ing the fact that many were
busily engaged in work connect
ed with the school exercises.
The constitution and bylaws of
the society were read and adopt
ed On account of many of the
members planning vacation trips
for the summer months, It was
decided to adjourn subject TO a
call from the president which
call will be made about the first
Of September. The constitution
and bylaws will be published IN
this paper next week.
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Eighth Grade Examination

The Eighth grade school ex-
animation will be held May 20
and Fl. throughout the county.
but in case certain schools are
closed at that time, pupils in
need of examination will call at
the office of County School Su-
perintendent and be accom-.
modated.
MRS. M. L. BLANEY.
Co. School Supt.
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CHURCHES IN
THE MOVEMENT

Below 10 q list OF the thirty demon.
nations taking part In the united 81.
multaneous campaign. There are
other denominations which are tied up
10 the movement In other ways, 80
the movement consists OF more than
the thirty denominations In the can.
palgn:
Advent.
Advent Christian Church.
Baptist.
Northern Baptist Convention.
National Baptist Convention.
General Baptist.
Brethren.
Church OF the Brethren.
Brethren Church.
Christian.
American Christian Convention, OF
Christian Church.
Congregational.
Congregational Churches.
Disciples.
Disciples OF Christ.
Evangelical.
Evangelical Association.
Evangelical Synod OF N. A.
United Evangelical Church.
Frlen9~.
Society Of Friends In America.
Society of Friends Of California.
Holiness.
Holiness Church.
Mennonite.
General Conference OF Mcnnonltes.
Methodist.
; Methodist Episcopal Church.
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Methodist Protestant Church.
Free Methodist Church of n. A.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church.
Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Reformed Zion Union Apostolic
Church.
Presbyterian.
Presbyterian Church In the U. y. A.
Presbyterian Church In the u. s.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Synod.
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
N. A., Synod.
United Presbyterian Church.
Reformed.
Reformed Church In America.
Reformed Church in the U. s.
United Brethren.
Church Of the United Brethren In
Christ.
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Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the M. f. Church will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Douglas
Tuesday, May l8. Mrs. Lemon
has charge of the Social Service
program. Every woman in the
church invited.
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Closing Exercises at Hon
do and Lincoln Schools

Wednesday, May 5 was the
closing day for the Hondo school,
and In order to make the day one
Of enjoyment complete, a picnic
was held at Fritz's Spring,
where patrons Of the school pro-
vided an abundance Of delicious
refreshments for the occasion.
Clinton p. Anderson. on behalf
Of the state, presented the school
with two pennants, one from the
state of New Mexico and one
from the United States. These
pennants were for the Hondo
school which earned them by
holding the highest percentage
for the observance of health
rules. There were only 10prizes
given out by the United States
and the Hondo school secured
one of the ten offered.
Miss Priscilla Gonzales received
the prizes for the school in a well
worded speech of acceptance
after which the amusements ar
ranged by the committee were
carried out. Hondo is to be con
graduated on capturing these
pennants and the teachers are to
be commended for their diligence
in training the pupils along the
lines mentioned.
On the following day, the Lin
coin consolidated school 9Th
grade exercises were held. On
this occasio a>splendid pro-
gram was arranged consisting
of demonstrations of fine needle
work, basketry, painting, besides
a review of the lessons in lam
guage, history and geography.
Clay modelling was also featured
on the program. Pupils inter-
ested in this particr!Gr line ar
ranged what is known as a sand
box" With the sand a valley
was laid out, the main portion of
which was fashioned into noun.
tains much resembling those of
the surrounding country.
Through the valley ran an arti-
fetal stream made of glass and
clay models of men, horses, cattle
and sheep distributed through
the luxurious valley gave the
entire mechanical structure ar
air of Western prosperity.
A basket ball game by two
teams from the Lincoln school
was played, the result being "a
to 10, in favor of the Reds. In
the evening, a fine program was
arranged by the children of the
school consisting of singing, re-
citations, etc., the principal
speaker of the evening being
Mrs. M. L. Blaney, County School
Superintendent. The Song of
the Frogs" sung by the boys of
the school dressed in neat fitting
frog costumes made by the teach
ers and songs by the girls,
"Raindrops' and Spring
Flowers" were especially inter
esting. Much credit is due
teachers and scholars alike, for
the successful outcome of these
closing exercises.
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WILLIAM JENNINGS snYAn.

~ hsvs lens since rsashsa the cen.
eluslsn that the teachings - Chris,
fusalah net a ssiutIau, sBt he ONLY
sslsessa 81 the vssrid's difficulties
ans Nsuld Hike ts sss me church real.
lns @efe fully tAs StrAssth Of the
eemnflsslon whlsh u aslds
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Legal Blanks

Oil leases. Stock Certificates,
Intention to Hold. Mining Claims.
at this office.
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Corona Educational Notes

Mrs. M. l.. Blaney visited the
Corona school last week and was
specially attracted by a motto
which read: Take Your Job as
a Tonic, Not an Anaesthetic''
and was much pleased to find
that the pupils were living up to
the motto. Friday evening. the
patrons Of the school arranged a
pleasant reception for the County
School Superintendent over
which Mr.. E. l.. Moulton Of the
County Board of Education
presided. AS the Outlook begins
its travel through the mails, the
commencement exercises of the
Corona Grammar School is being
carried out in the following
order:
PROGRAM
Invocation, ....--. Mr.. Varney.
Mock Commencement, ...r. Glass.
Flying Clouds, .Glee Club.
Address, Mrs. M. l.. Blaney,
Co. School Supt.
Solo, Just Because" Oh, T.
Burleigh, .-.-.. Miss Reed.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Solo. The Garden" Mary Moul-
ton.
Good Night Ladies, Glee Club.
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MCKEE SAYS

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tu,N' " MRAppsO 'NovAo IA RcIlGRs
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Train VIM IA SACK o eAveRsN soAg
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l1us,R pAveRs " yAM SANE acoe CONF
l.NN KICK 'eovt AN,srANe W ~ 40 W
\ NOW A, Jesr Vteo rHAs FORM -.N..N-
oAwcoAG M DAwooNe uJeK AlvNANJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12
IN cosrs
TOO MUCH
TO H SICK
keep fesr bteee In Coed Cea1l-
fion and Ven TArow OF
Disease.
PAY ATTENTION. TO Yous heuTh
No Need 10 TSke CAAacrs with n
--pspto hsassa Macs Rich.
Hsd Biood.
PAY INTENTION TO Y0Us neuTH

whea you hrst feel tired, all.
seo. seslieg add lack pale ga, sour
blood u iosing In quality week.
Impoverished blood has 10 power
TO Fight disease IL takss red blood
10 keep you veil.
II yoa keep roar blood 10 good
condition IL will light % disease.
You will DO, be such ali easy prey
10 long and expensive sickness
With thin blood you take chsne-s
every day.
There's ~ need doing that. You
can take psp.o- MAngan and bald
up rich. red blood With red blood
you are able 10 win in the hshi
against prevailing Diseases Try
Fvpto. Aantan, Ii eomcs IA ,sessi
os liquid iosn. Take either kind
The table. has the same medicinal
FvxiHeSstae hgsssA Ssa. 10 ssssr
YOU get the genuine pspto. Msusyn
Ast Tor "Guds's" and b SUR that
the esns GUIDE pepto AangAn.
10 on the package. - Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12

W. w. HudsoG. sho resides On
Jons- Cresk. was esrrisd 10 q
Nashville hospital Monday, wh'sre
be underwent IN operation, havios
come pns removed from his side,
caused by an abscsss. Al last &C
count be vas ssttins slona nicely
Bries Thompson and wife lsft
Wednesday Tor Wayarly, where
they will spend ssvsrsl days with
the lAttsr's p,reais, Mr. and Mrs..
Robert Hsnslse. Mr. rhowp%oa 10
SUFFERING an attack 81 blood poison
on bis left hand
w, A Clement spent sunday ln
Nashville with his vile. Who 10 al
81. Thomas hospital having been
operated upon Tor appendicitis. He
reports her doing nicely and will
be able 10 come home the latter
part OF this westG '..N-r,.~,...
The Psytoa Produce Co., has
three car loads Vi Gags on cold
storage in Nashville. which they
will put on market between nov
and Christmas. and owing TO the
shortage al this time u the year
they expee. to get q fancy price.
These eggs we're put 10 Storage on
April -.
GET INTO BuslNEssi-Wai.
kins 1877 products cell to every
farmer. II you o~n auto or team
can give bond. write 10 day Tor In.
tottnst,on waese you ean e., terri
tory for selling produgs u largest
institution Of kind 10 Eosld. Twenty
ftfii,fsa s&ees j. Y, ~ a,ksas Coz
Dept. Ill. Winons. MINI.
The Gossipers met With Louise
BRYAN SATURDAY. afternoon Of last
week Cards we're played Al two
tables. Those who enjoyed the
game were Dorothy McCaui, Ruth
johnson, Ruth McCaul. Marths
Joslin. Th-lms Holt. Kalheleen
Boyle and Clara Adeox The high.
er score falling TO Dorothy McCaul.
Late in the afternoon q delightful
salad course was served by Misses
Mary Nichols and Ssmmys Myan-
STRAIED--Milh COW between .
light red aud yellow. weight 800 TO
yN pound. Don't remember ear
mark. but branded on RICH, hip
With hsur. 2 LEI, home IN Dick
son Nov / II seen. put her up
and notify me and You will be am.
ply rewarded, Telephone $50.
Roy Mutphree.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12

Nj. John L-albcrs delightfully."-
entertained the Young Mstron .
Club Friday afternoon.
The attractive home vas beauti.
tul decorated With terms and autumn
flowers
Bridge vss played a, two tables,
Highest score falling to Mrs., Rober,
Clement AT the close oi the game
a delicious salad course Vas served
at the tablets
The invited guests were, Mes
danes Graiy SANDERS, II Dallas
rexs-, |. A McCsui aud Alvin
Rice, Club members MesdAmes
Neil Hunt John I.ea,he-. Clarence
Walker. HUGH Reeves. Paul Rsby.
Chm, HaIbrook and Roher, Clement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12
Highly Recommended.

J X kdsin has joe, closed . very
successful singing school at the
White OAK Flats Christian Church.
Mr. Eis'n is enc II the most abls
instructors in music in the South
and has The honor Of instructtne over
nine thousand students Throughout,
the state OF Tennessee.
tie came 10 u very highly rec.
CON mended and We found him 10
be all tbs, ~- expected. He many
students are h.s best boosters and
snyune desiring IN instructor will
rertainly make no mistake in sscur.
Ing his service
His Music Ciass.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12
First Baptist Church.

kev Wa.sUn Me.ssws.eh vac ssl
able 10 preach last sunday. at the
First Baptist Church because OF an
attack Of thrus, trouble His con.
dition Ia much improved aud he
will preach next Sunday AT both
services.
Morning services. III 0 clock
Topic The Constitution OF the
Kingdom
kv-n,ns service, $50 O'Clock.
Topic \ Man OF Mystery
This is the second ot series on
Men Of the Old Testament v
sunday School Of 9<5 o clock.
The public 10 cordially invited TO
attend these services =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12

Mise Harms RlChsriaon has re-.
turned to Burns. sitter 10 days
Wal Asse sa.h. sa.AussN. ay1 ts,4n.t-,
MISE Katherine Na,the~.. II
SsshTlil. spent N. ~tsstnd here
with MI-s Maynie Taylor
FOR SALE-Baby .uiky. See
or call Mrs. e. {, Hslb,ook
Dickson
Orlean. the son u Dr.. and Mrs.,
A h. Wulht Was taken to Nash
vile Sunday aud operated upon
tor appendicitis.
Mrs. I'D MnrchIson was called
to Nashville Wednesday on account,
Of the illness oi her mother, Mrs.
X. l.. Harrison
Mrs Grady Sanders and baby. Of
DALAI. Texas are here the guest
Of hsr parent. Mr. and Mrs Dan
Joslin
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II seay lei, the
week end Tor an extended visit 20
their daughter, Mu W II Wilson.
in Dallas. Texas
" II Walker. manager 'oi the
h4a Ait Coal and Iron Company
store at Aliens Creek speut lev
days here this week with his family.
Little Mics Elitabeth Woodcock
celebrated her seventh birthday
Wednesday. ny entertaining sbou,
10 % her Lizzie friends with a party
Mrs Ernest Sugs, after t-w
days visit with relatives on Turkey
Greek. passed through hero l,s,
Saturday en- route 10 her home 10
Nashville,
Mrs. Il { Vol IL here THE week
the guest u friends She rs one OF
the counsys Oldest eltlI-us and
her friends are slWsys glad to see
her,
Wallace Matthews, who hold. a
lucrative position III Syracuse \.
Y, IL here 90 i,w weeks v-,,
with his parents. Dr. aud Mrs J Ii
Mat,hews. aud other relatives and
friends
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12

n, l.. M,hsr. ol Nashville - cut
Sunday here.
Miss Bss. moran 10 visiting in
Springfield.
born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Harsroye. November q. a son.
Miss Agnes Ray Walker spent
the week snd In Nashville.
Dennis Hudson 10 seriously III al
his home ON Market street
Mrs, II +. V. Miller 10 recover.
Ing HON an attack Of appendicitis
Mrs. W NJ. Wimberley has re-
turned from . visit in Little Rock
Arb.
Mrs. James Watson 10 10 Louis
villa. the guest OF Mrs. " A
Meadow
Emo Jones. OF Nashville. spent a
lew days here this wsek With home.
"fyatA, e~o,v.ae..,.,-e,,, .-..,,..,, e.
Miss Mary Nichols spent las,
week In Nashville With relatives
and friends.
NJ, and Mrs. Frank McCaul. Of
Aliens Creek. spent the weekend
hsrs.
J.r, McCaul who has been
seriously Ill Tor several weeks. Is
Improving
Mrs. J h.. Moreland. Of Nash
vile, Ia here the. gues! OF her
parents, Mr., aud Mrs. W. G. Holt
fOR SALE-~S. &. Rhode Leland
Red pullsts and cockerels. Call or
write Tor priees Dickson Green
house. Telephone ~
nr. Hattie Donaldson and
daughter, Miss My. who hsyr
been visiting In Muncie. lnd ior
several months, have returned
home.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12
Obituary

On Thursday si.sfnoon. Oct, ~,
1870. the death angel visited the
home Of Mt. and Mrs. frank "
Jones and claimed for i,s own their
baby, Helen 0firsn She ass born
August 22nd. 1917, died Oct. ~,
1870. making her stay en- earth
three years, two months and Elk
days.
To know little Helen was bu, to
love her and all tina, loving hands
and medical aid could do. we could
not keep Der with US Tor God saw
Al to take her 10 sweeta hnme
than any We cosid give Der on
earth. There 10 though, TO com
tort you all in your long lonely
hours that somewhere In the many
mansions OF our Partners house
tina, the darling baby tina, loved
you xssh1afsttss ~,ss~Sssasss ai bss
baby affections loves you still, Tie
oh adows Of the Valley Of Death can.
no, eclipse the liah, u love. and
time the gres. healer viii bring
balm 10 your wounded spirit There
10 q divine hope OF a reunion OF the
loved and los, In .hat iAir land that
lies beyond the boundaries OF
time, 90 wed no, TOT Helen, Tor
When the faded Severe shal!
blossom,
Blossom never more 10 fade,
When the shaded skys shall
brighten,
Brighten never more 10 shade.
When the child shall meet her
parents,
And The psrents meet their child,
And dear families be gathered.
Thauwere scattered on the Wild
Dear one We shall meet and rest
Mid tn. holy and the bles,'
Her Aunt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12

Miss Elizabeth Matthew spent =
lev days last week in Nashville
With relatives and isisnds
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-12

Ths Dickson Nalble Works Will
fsrnr1h IL peopse than tnonumerb
ix thais ssvsd oa~*1 5 ger cent less
thse ~ eoaapsny 10 The South.
co1s 70 - ~ and givs ~ vosr
order kslasv wintss Gomez.
], A. TbomAs Manager