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The diamond drill., 1920-03-13
March 10, Morning.

March 10, Morning.
900 a. m. Address OF Welcome
Mayor O. p. Chatfeld.
$50 a. m. Address. A. Doelle,
Sec-Treas. L. r. Dew. Bureau.
1000 a. m Good Roads as an As
set to Motor Dealers-Geo. r, Geni-
esse Sec'y. Cloveriand Automotive
Dealers Association.
Afternoon
200 p. m. Michigan Roads-Pro-
gress in 1si9-outlook for i920-Hon.
Frank F. Rogers. State Highway Com
missioner
500 D. m. The Kahn Bill and War
Equipment A. Broad. Mgr. War
Material Div. State Highway Dept.
The diamond drill., 1920-03-13
ROAD BUILDERS TO MEET

The 18th annual meeting of the
Northern Michigan Road Builders
Association was held at Escanaba
on March 10th and 1Ith. 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
Private car for 4 or 5 passengers To
or coast and return. Safur-
day, Sunday or Monday. Call early
249-J.
NOTICE

Imperial Irrigation District General
Fund Registered Warrants are pay
able down to and including registered
number l7452.
7. 2. NADcUx,
Treasurer Imperial Irrigation District
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
TROTZKY SILENT ON
POLICY OF RUSSIA
CBy Associated Press,

MOSCOW, June 1S.-Leon Trotzky,
the Soviet war minister, is often his
own messenger While he was carry
ing important dispatches to one of his
colleagues, the Associated Press cor
RESPONDENT had fleeting interview
with him in Krenllin the other day.
Replying to a question as to whether
he would appoint time to discuss with
TIE correspondent the activities Of the
working army, he said: "This is a
time OF n,omentous decisions in Russia
ard until party politics for the coming
year are determined l cannot talk for
publication"
Meanwhile he was taking such long
steps as to render it difficult for the
spondent to keep up with him.
Crossing the big square Of Kren,liE
he was saluted by the numerous
soldiers who recognized him despite
the fact he was wearing the regula-
tion uniform, no different than that
of his enlisted men.
As Trotzky walked his wiry person
seemed vibrant with energy, showing
no signs of the strain of the pas!
three years. Reaching the cavalry
barracks he disappeared up the steps
two at a bound, with the parting
words "CaH ME up later when have
more time
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
ALVARDO SAID TO
HAVE GOOD MEMORY
(By Associated Press)

NOGALES, Ariz. June 18.--Gen-
cral Alvaro Obregon, leader in the
movement that recently overthrew the
Carranza government in Mexico, has 4
remarkable memory, according to II.
Percy Meaker, an Englishman who
has resided in Sinaloa for many years
and who, during the recent war with
Germany, acted in an executive ca
pacity for the British government.
Zone of the easiest things General
Obregon does" said Meaker, SIS to
deal out complete deck of playing
cards to a party of seven, memorizing
the cards each receives. then, begin
ming backward, tell each man correctly
the cards he holds.
"He remembers whole columns of
newspaper articles, and. MANY days
after reading them, can repeat an en-
tire article verbatim. He remembers,
accurately incidents years back. A
great Geal of tie book Eight Thousand
E2lo.aeters Of Car. .pa! gang "a writ
.ea from his marvellous memory"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
CAPITALISTS ASK
FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT ALASKA
(By Associated Press)

JUNEAU, Alaska June 1S.-Requests
for information are being received by
the Alaska Bureau of Publicity from
capitalists in all parts of the country
who are interested in pulpwood
timber, mill sites and water power,
presumably as result of the recent
intimation that the department of
agriculture is about to PROPOSE 80 or
35 year leases to those desirous of
engaging in the manufacture of pulp
wood.
The Tongass national forest, COM
prising about 100000 acres, APP
proximately one-sixth of which is
heavily timbered and abundantly
supplied with mill sites and water, is
the subject of many inquiries. Those
who have closely observed the awak-
ening of interest in the pulpwood in
dustry in Alaska are of the belief
that the elimination of the "cash in
advance" and "year to year" system
of leasing timber lands will result in
the development of oreat nape'
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
State Street Christian Church.

G. N. Harness, minister. Bible
school, 9:45 a. NJ. Morning worship,
II a. N. Christian EndeaVor service,
II p. m. Evening preaching service,
s D. m. The evening service will be a
, union of the following four churches,
Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian and
Baptist. These meetings will begln
next Sunday evening and will last till
the middle of July and will be conduct
ed on the PRESBYTERIAN church lawn
each SUNDAY evening at O'Clock.
Every church member is requested to
come out and help make these meet
ings a success. Next Sunday morning
Rev. G.. N. Harness will begin series
Of three brief sermons to be preached
in the morning at the Christian
church on "The Three Great Gospel
Commands" The text for next Sun
day morning at II o'clock will be taken
from Matt. 11:28. Come Unto Nc
| All Ye That Labor" Mrs. E. c. Bates
, md Glenn Dolberg will sing duet:
,'T owe Divine" by Barndy. The State
Street Christian church will be found
= very cool place to worship and the
public is cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
(By Associated Press.

DEL MONTE, Cal, June 16.-The
Del Monte Dog Show which was
scheduled for June 25 and 26 has
been cancelled for this year. Inc
reason advanced is the scarcity OF
bench show dogs.
Some time ago, Phil M. Wand OF
San Francisco, we'll known as judge
of blue-blooded dogs, made the state
ment that the automobile is respone'-
BILE for the decrease in the showing
of dogs. He set forth statistics to
show the large number of dogs that
have been killed in recent months by
automobiles.
In order to condition dogs for eXhib-
ition it has been necessary to take
them out on the highways and roads
for exercise, with the result in many
cases, it is said, that the frequently
are hit by machines.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
IPRE-WAR DAYS OF.
'PLENTY RETURN TO.
|LANO Of RUMAN|A.
streets of Bucharest CrODded
uith FlashiIy Dressed Men
and Women; NeIU Wealth
Added to Country.
(By Associated Press)

BUCHAREST, June 1s.-H even
Rumania felt she was poorly compen-
sated for her part in the war, the
feeling must now be removed. Not II
many wears has the country been SO
prosperous. One must go back to the
davs of old King Carol and Carmen
Sylvia to find parallel to the present
conditions of material welfare among
the people.
The scenes of gayety, animation
md prosperity in Bucharest can md
their counterpart only along the 6oui-
evards of Paris. The habitues OF the
cav metropolis-the artists, sculptors,
students and savants that gave 1t so
much of its Bohemian atmosphere IN
days gone by-have come back. With
them have come strange faces from
the newly y-acquired provinces and
from Austria and Germany.
The streets of Bucharest are
crowded with flashily-dressed men
sumptuously attired women, just as IN
pre-war days. The stores display
great stocks of pastries, CONNECTIONS,
cosmetics, perfumes, silk stocking. ex-
pensive lingerie, rich jewels and other
luxuries. The fashionable restaur-
ants and cafes are always full. The
thaatets are taxed to capacity.
The old era of wine and song, of
daughter and levity, of powder and
paint. is coming back. Bucharest Is
trying hard not only to live up to It's
former reputation, but to justify its
claim to be called ''the Paris of the
Balkans"
The sacrifices the little Latin eoun-
trv made during the war have been
forgotten in the ACQUISITION OF the
rich territories of Pennsylvania. Bes-
sarabia and Bukovina. These fertile
areas have brought tremendous wealth
to the country. In crops, cattle: forests
and mineral products they will easily
treble Run,ania's national wealth.
In normal times these marvellously
productive countries have yielded
enough to feed the whole of Europe
The wheat fields of Pennsylvania and
Ressarabia are among the greatest ir
the world. The country contains also
great herds of cattle and sheep.
Of Rumania's 100000 hectares
of cultivable land, more than 83 pei
cent is given over to the growing OF
cereals, the largest per cent of any
country in the world except Russia
Serbia and the South African Union
Wheat is the largest crop. More thar
half the annual yield is exported.
! When it is understood that IS PEE
cent of Rumania's population is sup
ported by agriculture and that thu
present crops promise to be tht
greatest in history, the reason fo,
the country's prosperity and well
being will become apparent.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
Christian Science Services.

First Church Of Christ Scientist
holds all services in the new Elks' hail,
corner Sixth and State streets. Sum-
day school at $50 a. m. Sunday morn
.ng service at II O'Clock. Subject:
is the Universe, including man,
evolved by ATOMIC force?" Wednes-
Gay evening testimonial service at 8
o'clock. The reading room Is located
in the Ell Centre National Bank build
ing, corner Fifth and Main streets,
and is open daily, except Sundays and
legal holidays, from ~ o'clock noon to
o'clock. All are welcome to the serv-
ices and the reading room.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
INDIANS SEARCH
FOR BITTER ROOT
(By Associated Press)

MISSOULA, Mont. June 1S.-The
level land lying at the end of the
Bitter Root Valley, south of this city,
is at present thickly populated by the
tepees of the Flathead Indians who
have just made their annual pilgrim
age here from the Flathead reserva-
tion in search of their staple, the
bitter root.
According to the belief of the In
dians, the bitter root must be gath
cred when the flower reaches certain
stage of development, and at this
time the squaws carefully separate
the different colored shades of pink,
each shade representing a cure for
some ailment or other.
The bitter root is found in the vi
cinity of Missoula more than any
where else in the state, it is said, and
it survives year after year, despite
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
NEW LANDING FIELD
(By Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 1S.-An
airplane landing field, planned for
Southern California by the Ambassa-
dor Hotels System. it is announced,
will be opened to flying guests when
the new Ambassador hotel is opened
here next September.
The hotel has also purchased a golf
course, ten miles away, and has ar
ranged for a landing place there, also,
so guests need not consume more time
between hotel and course than is nee
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18

The Press will hereafter publish
all church notices On Friday evening.
This is intended SC that country
readers of The Press can know Sat-
urday the different announcements.
Notices should be in The Press Of
fec Thursday Afternoon or early
Friday morning. Pastors are asked
to notice the new time of publica-
tiCn.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18

the annual assaults of the red man
against it.
One decided novelty marks the
presence of the Indian encampment
this year. Where, in the past, the
bucks have never been known to do
anything more than to sit in the shade
of the tepee and boss the job, solemn
ly smoking their pipes the while, this
year some considerable number of
them may be noted, at various times,
engaging in the Setting up" exercises
which they learned as part of their
great adventures as soldiers of Uncle
Sam
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
First Baptist Church.

II a. m. morning worship hour, SER
mon by the minister. 9:45 a. M, Sun
day school. Glasses for all. p. m,
union evening service at Presbyterian
church. The morning service will be
interesting and brief. 1t is a good
way to spend the Sunday morning. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
PREACHER VS.. BARBER
DOG SHOW CANCELLED
CBy Associated Press)

tBy Associated Press)
UPPER LAKE, Cal, June 1S.-The
Rev. James Allen, pastor of the Meth
odist church here boxed four rounds
to draw with Fred Fuller, the local
barber. The bout was at benefit
performance for a local charity and
John Thompson, principal of the high
school was time-keeper. Receipts
were SIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18

, making industry which, they are con-
ident, is bound to attract attention to
other natural resources of Alaska
which have long awaited the touch of
capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18

We, the undersigned cleaners and
tailors of El Centre, commencing
June 10 will close our place of busi,
ness at p. m. on Saturday, until
September l.
THE SUITATORIUM.
MARSH DRY CLEANERS.
SERVICE CLEANERS.
Ell CENTRO DYE WORKS.
VALLEY DYE WORKS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18

essarv to make the distance in ar
plane.
The management announces 1t mas
under consideration the establish
ment of it's own aerial taxi service.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-18
s.. PauPs Episcopal Church.

Southwest corner Fifth street and
Orange avenue. Third Sunday after
Trinity. Morning prayer and sermon,
s a. m. No other services. BY request
of a number of communicates the serv-
ice is being held at a. m. on account
of the heat later in the day. Public
cordially invited to attend this service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
cOuzTY FARM SOLO
FOR $500 MONDAY

A large crowd Was pfessn. q. tn
auction sale oi the County Poor
house Farm. held al ChArlo..s las
Mondsy. by order si the Januar,
court.
y. e.. Hamilton the presess keep
" u the poorhouss, Was the high
cat bidder. bis bid being N,2O
The sale 10 made subject 10 the rat
iGcation oi the court at the April
session.
Al the January term ot the Coun,
~ Court. q resolution was passed
authorizing tba sale ol tho County
isrm On account u it's rundown
condition. location and improper
iacilities tor taking proper care oil
the inmates,
The oommistse appointed to
have charss'of sale oi this property
was also instructed to receive pro
posals Tor buying n more suitable
farm Tor county purpose aud to re-
port at the April term Of the court
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Spraying Apples

To produce good apples. three
,hinss are important TO the grower:
Pruning. Spraying and teriiliElng
We had = short article ou pruning
week before last and this week ~
Sre discussing ZONE OF the sss~n-
tials Of spssyins, and n-x, We will
take up !er,,iiIlEs,
Tnerv ale 40 many insecis and
suusous enemies that il 70 impos.
.ol- to grox perfect irui, withou,
spraying, The increase in quantity
aud auslssiy al properly ap,syed sp.
pl-s viii aeon pay ios a .pssys
even II there are not more than II
or / 5 good trees 90 the place
good barre aani.pumn 10 safhcien,
soc 100 to $50 tzrss.
10 scale 10 pssseu,, the tree should
ISs sprayed s'esxs the leaves saAy, ,s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
M % & Anita Stewart s @ % s [ A er Kingdom Of Dreams" sR RAasIoT

stan and party. was approaching
the entrance To the Panama Canal,
th. ship was met by . squadron vi
DeHavilsnd planes from France
Field and escorted 10 GAtun Lacks.
0ns plsns. piiotsd by Lieut..
Charles b. Autin. wi'n Lieas. Day
ton Watson. photographer. A. pas
sengcr. took pic.utss OF the trans
port and few Immediately TO
France field. There the plates
we're developed, prints male. and
the two officers ilsw over ths chip
and dropped the prints on deck as
a gilt io the secretary. The total
time from swapping the camera TO
delivering the prints vas tiity.thre-
minutes ~-t From January ! nun.
ber of Array and Navy Journal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Marriage Licenses Issued
During Month OF January

Tho following mafiiag. license.
have been issusd by County Couf'
Clerk. NJ. Harris. during the month
Of January. winch shows tha. Cupid
10 still quite active regardless ot tbs
high cost-oi.Iivins;
Geo. Bruce and Liza Ann Spicr
Leonard Hall and Willie Foster
l.. Nj. Brown aud Jeanne K. Burr
e. l.. stinnet, aud Grace wilkins
ii. n. Reeves and Lima Donegsn
VIM. Story and l.es Petty
l.. N. Carter aud WllIelIa Dawson
Paul Iarkins and O.is Cox
J. r, spann and Ella Hall.
J, J. Sweeney and Mary Liuebergsr
L. &. Warren and Bessie Booker
j. l., Fussell aud Halle Gallagher
Ray aparleder and Res.ic Culver.
q. l.. Avsrct. and Emma Bryant,
o. c. Rogers and Virsis Hsvs.
y. Ferguson and Sarah l.. Stinson
Thos. w. 0Aforl and Nina Lyle
Muryy Sears and Dollie Jordan,
Clayton Dunn and Nellie Neseit,
Carlton Few and Pearl Breeze.
]. X Justice and Cora Ntehlson
r. II Hall aud Grace Lee Street
K. Meadows and Minnie putnam
Mury Scott and Clara Mai Deal,
J. A. Lewis and Belle RYAN,
q. r, MeElheiny and Nora Her,
retl.
John Adcock aud Thelma West.
rs,tuAEn =
Sam Stuart snd Mamie Daniel
T.. Lsrkins aud Ophelia Dixon.
Jesse Jones and Nollis Redien,
Pearl CT i,op and Georgia Reddsu
jim lewis and Doriss Lanter,
Joe Hampton and Eta Williams
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
kETnOoETs HOLD
MTfREsTlas MEETING

Al Mokwsa lsss Friday, January
%l . meeting p~Ftasaing To kvang~.
lssn wss conducted by Rev R.F,
l%om. Presiding Elder NJ sh. Dsea.
son Dis,ric, al the n. K. Church. \.
assisted By Drs. Rieks. ssowe and
Rev ] w. Pearson. SUNDAY School
Field Secretary.
Ds. kieks kept his eye on the
column u the advancing Centenary
Forces, urging these In command 10
tnsist On the Enoss careful attention
10 every minor detail.
Dx, Stn~e reminded all VI the
duty. Joy aud success oi teeesnis.
ins Gs,d a. the One who potse%see
the earth and the iallnsss thereof.
When the cora IL gathered. when
.hs cattle eome ffom the bile,
~tsn the fat hogs ga To market aud
when the Aae ssuas% arr assx~s, .ss
he sold. those who iss.ened with thr
heart will think oi God.
Rev, ] W. Pearson blew silver
uampei aud pointed 10 the child,
Rev, l.. l., Gregory. O! Dickson
Station, was on the pragraln and
spoke oi Family Prayer" Deuh:.
lees everyone preseu. Looked within
and be Who had not aeeded the
word al God 10 thai particular. ielt
,nelined 10 say Father. my Faith.
81. forgive" "
Rev Leidia. Bell.hurg Mission.
with torch In hand, with eyes sx
psetant looking toward the goal,
urged the advancing hos. TO think
about the tithe.
The Presiding Elder does ne, sc-
cert II ss a necessity that ths Dick.
sor District should fall behind He
calls and wishes the Laymsn 10 re.
spond in this hour oi opportunity
this day Of privilege,
The meeting was for part oi
the District Some oi the pastors
were no, able 10 be ptesen,, Great.
er would have bern the success II
more ot the Lay men had hesu pfes-
ept.
McEwen knows hcw 10 enisrt ain
her friends. X. ] Crais.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
". " u. Meeting.

Foi.osirs IA th" program oi the
Woman " Nss,ou4fv Union lo b.
hr',' n, b F,fst Bapti.t Chureh,
Apif a,AY afternoon. Feb, IL
SublN - AmpticsaiEs:loa,
leyc.iaua. Meelinx-Mu, Dors
!lens'er
The l..y II the Stranger Nr1,
uompr uirlgsoy
Qaia 3
s0ia-~ Nt., Chas. Schmit,on.
Why ia Ametiesuisation Nec-s-
aary 1~ Mrs e. K Thomas
Persona! Service Mrs. Lester
Roger
How IA Americanils,ion TO be
Achieved? -Mrs " l.. Polk.
Tragedy y! Amerlcaniratlon'- Mrs
Pit Hrnslee
Uuet-~Mrs. ", A. Goodfuln and
Miss Agnes Walker,
Social Hour-~My. Roscoe Mead.
ows. honor guest,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

srov 10 the spring with lime-sal .,hnl
solasion--oas gallon eemmsFeia
lime sulphur to 1 gallons saiss: uI
ons gallon ef Seaieeids 10 Is gal
Ions water,
We have seen San Jos% Scale In
oaly three sections Oi this eoanty,
sirvdsn. 6aRns and White Bluff
The San Jose Scale spreads rapid,
and is very destructive and will hid
apple. peach. pear snd plum trees
II NOT controlled. This scale ID
easily checked by spsayiaa
The naoss important sanmes
spraying is ths on- giv@s lusi ~
.fw blossoms dfoe from the youas I
apple OF within oae week sitsrward.
The solution that should be used is
one gallon commercial lime salphas
to 10 gailons oi water, also add IA
pounds powdered ar~enass oi lead
OF ) pounds paste ar~eaaie oi lead
to 0 ssllans ol the mixture This
solution should be applied With
strong pressure USING n coarse uoG-
sic 10 torcs the solution into the
ealyx cap vi ihs ,Youax apple This
spraying should be- repeated Al In.
terysls oi three OF four weeks This
solution viii also control scah, II
applied iuss q. the cluster buds are
showing pink before the blossoms
open.
l, tahes one 10 four gallons oi
spray mixture ~ spray tree sc.
cosding 10 site of The tree No
spraying 10 worth while unless q
thorough Job Ia done, The solution
should be applied 10 all parts oi the
tree With a good pump under a pres.
sure ot ~ to l0c pounds. TO do a
good job about Is ie~t OF hose pipe
is nsoessary, also a spraying rod \
10 10 iees long,
We have only touched on some
of the essentials o! spraying that
can be used by beginners There
are many spraying solutions. bu,
we have Only named the ones essy
10 ge, and make up send to The
Experiment Station. Knoxville,
Tenn Tor bulletins on spraying.
A, ]. BYRS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Weddings

Ernest Baskley. NJ this place.
snd Mi~ Halloween Miller. NJ
Humphreys County we're married
Monday
O~ine TO the iact ths. the stonsn
had 10 put .oue.over on his h.idea
father and steal hs bride the mws.
risge license we're procured In Ben.
ton county and the CEREMONY was
performed on the railroad bridge
over the Tenne.see. .nv~ q, John.
sonvslle,
The bride and groom arrived here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

FOR SALE Daroc eos with six
pigs three months old. Sow l6
monihs old. | purchased these
Durocs from Wya,, Jones, jr, OF
Macon, Mise. This gil, y. bred
10 Col. T. Il. Jsme+' $4,000 inter
national grand champion boar
Here 10 q chance for you to secure
some oi the finest blood that exists
In the Durec family, would not
cell them. but A. am no longer al.
lowed 10 keep them in the city am
forced to do 30, vii! cell the bunch
Tor $2S5 or will eel! the pigp Tor $50
each. Papers furnished,
NJ. NJ. BUTTREY. Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
NOtke.

To The Municip.l Tax Payers Of
The Town oi Dickson;
The city taxes fos ,Es year 1919
beca me due November !. 1919 and
ali persons not having paid their
taxes for said year please come for.
ward and &c Tie and thereby help
the ,owo TO meet ito Obligations.
JOHN SHELBY.
CITY Msr-hal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Farm al 26s acrsa located at
Pond on the main lius ii ths n. &,
and IL, L, Ry.. right II station.
stoie.. po#,oliios aud school; good
pike, Five pretty good houses.
three barns and other onthoasss.
About rs acres In cultivation. ,S6
TO W acres about cleared and
fenced. Fine tobacco land, Bal.
snce In timber. Estimated 10 10
1900 or more cords oi wood on lhs
place and can r., a PER cord i'm
carr Tor the wood. Pnssessiou at
ones. Terms right.
Dickson Loan and Realty c..
Bee r. J. Davis.