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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-11
STATE, OF LOUISIANA.
28tA. Judicial D,strstt louEt.
Iaci.h of ST. Ihulrs.
No. $50.
EDNi.> HILL
I!I,N2Iki u MEX.

Ey virtue 81 4 wit OF Seilulr a.!d SAFE
10 ne ,llrcc,,d BY tile Hon. ssh. JuGl-
cial District Court for tie arish OF ST.
Charles, iii tie above entitltl and nl1n-
b1rcu ,.a4s,- pturiaS the date OF August
l!tl!. lG4O. VIA proceed 10 sell It pub
III au,t.un ii ,hv iioni ,!,or Of the Court
i, ua>. VI thc lar.,h Il i. Charles, on
s,a.u.day Syrteu.l,cr ll'h, -. q ! =
cicck A. b., tl!r following GcscllhrC p!o
per,y ;o-Mit:-
i IL; 10 Bloc, c. III the village
Of paradS, Icing ub-Dtvlsion 81 sec. 81
I. II, 5. r. ~ f.. :. Il, land District
West Of the Mississippi liver
p 10, y Block C. village OF Par
ADDS, ~. berg Subdivision ~ Sec. ~
4. "a :. K. ~ Fest, > 4. Land Distllct
OF Louisiana vest of Il { Mississippi
River, together with ali buildings and
improvements.
Seized il The above suit to pay and
satisfy !diIt.ifs d"niaid.
Terms auI CONDITIONS CASH OH Tie
spot.
Leon O. Vial
Sheriff, Parish Of st. Charlie.
SnrrfFs office, T4r4s.. u ~. ~A<'rlc>,
august 18th. Us.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-11

I MADE a date.
WITH TIE I7s1ra2ce Doctor.
FIRST He roEed nc.
THEM TsckLEp ~ RIBS.
aaD s1E cough.
ANo BREATHE and blow.
1HGN re listened in.
WITH Els little trumpet.
AND MADE no rua.
alc::. in one srot.
FOR FIFE minutes.
THEM LISTENED Some more
AND Fret In oco eye.
ASC Tis-,i in to other.
EE PLANTED h:3 thumb.
AND MADE re road.
TIE RUSSIAN prayer.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-11

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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-11

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iIahnyIi.a. La. as second
class matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
RETREAT OPENS
At ST, JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY FRIDAY
Feast Day Of Mother Dominic Was OBJ
served Yesterday

Retreat will be opened at ST. Joseph
Academy on Friday. Aug. G.. to be con-
Quoted by a Rcdcmpdorist Father pt
brooklyn, New York. Tho retreat will
continue until the 18th. closing en- Sun
day night. This retreat will b" given
for about 65 OF the sisters OF ST. JOS
eph's Acamcdy, the first retreat given
during the month Of July having been
for the benefit OF the other s. members
Of the order.
About 80 members OF the Order OF
ST. Joseph. who have been spending
their vacation at the Mother House
here and enjoying the lectures OF tho
summer school which Gle sCd last week.
will return on Sunday. Sept %. TO their
various homes throughout the states,
the sisters having come from the con-
vents at Parkersburg Grafton. Clarks-
burg. Charleston and other places.
Yesterday was the feast day OF Moth
er Dominic II was celebrated by q
high mass which was sung Mt five
o'clock by the sisters choir. In the
chapel ut the convent on the corner Of
EoT and Fourteenth streets. Rev. Faith
or q II Moye WAS the celebrant. The
altar was decorated with n profusion of
summer flowers and hot house roses.
which were presented by friends OF the
sisters
Many beautiful gifts. which includ-
cd handsome laco made altar clothes
doilies. handpa!nted religious articles.
and flowers were received by Mother
Dominic. many OF whose friends called
during the day to express their esteem
and congratulate her upon her feast
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
WHEELING LAD
RETURNS At TER
C|RCL|NC GLOBE
CECIL NJ CLoUSToN OF PARK VIEW
RETURNS TO CITY AFTER ABB
SENCE OF FOUR YEARS.
Was on Board Vessel Bumped by Sub
During tho World War In the
Mediterranean Sea.

After an absence Of four years during
which time he CirClcd the globe. tecl!
NJ. ClouStun, we'll known young man "i
Park View, has returned 10 the city to
spend a few weeks vacation the guest
Of relatives and friends. He was
wounded during the world war. and sun
bears the mark Of tho battle in which
he was engaged. being a sailor in the
service of Uncle Sans navy at the
time.
In relating his experience last even
ing to an 1ntClliGcnccr reporter, MT
Clouston stated that he was in the
convoy service on one of the vessels
carrying troops from England I" Con-
Stantinoplc. where they were unloadcd
and sent 10 the Holy Land division.
one night about S o'clock while the NcS-
sci was St"aming along SUBMARINE
torpcdocd it. and orders were issued TO
put out the lifcboatS. \ few minutes
later Il war vessel ShCllCd the steamer.
woundIng many Of those on board. In
GLIDING Mr.. ClouSton. who was taken
onto 4 raft and for % hours floated
about on the sea until rescued by a
British war vessel
After being taken from one hospital
to another first In Italy. then France
and later IN scotland. he was brought
to the United States. and slowly rcC0v-
cred his usual health, although he Still
shows signs Of being battered about.
He praises the men of tn" |. S. navy,
and says that he may rr-cnlist again
after taking n much needed rest here,
the guest of his parents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
ENNIS AND SCOTT
MEET PRES. WILLARD
Chief Of b. q o. System to mspees Tns
Parkersburr-4rafton 0tySaon
Today.

J. NJ. Scott. general superintendent OF or
the Wheeling Grand Division OF tne
Baltimore and Ohio railroad ana Gener
al Manager s. Ennis left YESTERDAY III
tho formers special car FOR Farhers
burg. where they will meet fresi 3s1o
Daniel willard OF the Baltimore onto
system this morning. They VIII a.
company the president on an irspeCtion
tour between Parkersburg and Grai t.,1i
from where the presidents speciAi WIZ -.
continue on east Mr.. Scott e1pecS "
return TO this city by Saturday evenins
During the past several DAYS ea,.
Scott and Ennis have been busy ihspeI..
ing the Wheeling Grand Difislon on ZIG
system. The object Of Mr.. Ennis VS.
here is to make a thorough
ton Of the car situation ana tor mo
purpose Of efficiently handling inc STU
alton which has been facing the eoun
try ever since the conclusion OF the
World War ,t.,,o
In the Wheeling district, very h,I.e
trouble has been had in convincing ING
consignees or consignors that Il IS an
essential IN efficient railroadins 70 nafe
the equipment moving all the time IN
order 10 give efficient and proper serV-
Ices to ali those concerned. ACCORDING 10
Mr.. Ennis, who believes that within a
fortnight the car situation will Do
nearing the pre-war condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
5000 BLUE RIDGE
VETS TO ATTEND
THEIR REUNION
COMMITTEES HARD AT WORK ON
PROGRAM FOR RICHMOND
GATHERING
Visit to Old Camp Lee to Feature Sat-
urdaY Afternoon OF
Reunion

Every detail for tho holding OF the
first annual reunion Of tho Eighteen
(Rluc RidGc) Division at Richmond on
September 4th. 5th and 9Th was COM
pleted at the executive COMMITTEES meet
Ing In the convention city late last
week, and the various subcommittee
now have begun active work on the de-
tails Of the big program and in perfect
ing ARRANGEMENTS for the adequate
boarding and housing of the eight thou
sand veterans and friends who Will at
tend.
Reservations already are being made
In large numbers and are being listed
bv the reunion committee at Richmond.
while card index will be available TO
all visitors Immediately upon their mr.,
rival. The same plan is being followed
In caring for the many parties OF mo-
! toriSts who have indicated they WIN at
tend and a veteran caterer has Len
secured TO provide meals for visitors at
prices far below city figures. The sys-
tenn used by the Red cross in France
will be followed the convention.
Richmond and Petersburg people
| who entertained Eightieth Division men
in their home while the division was
! their doors again. expressing, the hopo
that their former guests again viii be
with them. Salute and Kidc m
novation during the reunion will be be- FOL
motorists upon salut!ng. And the week
Of August 1921 has been Designated
Write Your BUDDY W CcN' uui nv
which period old pals are expected ~
communicate with each other and ar
range for the reunions OF small groups.
which are to be n feature Of the Eight
ieth's big assembly.
AS definitely decided upon by the cK,
ecutivc committee. the program called
for the opening meeting Saturday NOR" npd
Ing with the group reunions. picnic dpu
festival at Camp Lee that afternoon ana
evening. Memorial services In an me
churches will be held Sunday MOI ming.
and that afternoon the big service at
the City Auditorium Will be he'd. Mon
dav morning the short parade ~ scnf-
dulcd, ending at the City Auditorium
where the business Of permanent or,
ganlzation Of the association VIII ne
completed That evening the Mig haii
and reception at the Grays. Armory NH
bring the reunion to n close. There VIII
bs Continuous Showing, OF p The e'G dSt
nicting the men in action in France.
and displays OF the War o RSpa nf en-
various units OF the division. rags usSu
by tho units in France also are 70 pc
rSassembled for the celebration at Rich
mond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
TWO CANDIDATES
Spencsr and Point Pleasant Lawyers
out For supreme Judgeship

Word was received here last evening
or the candidacy Of Walter Pcndelton,
Of Spencer, W Va. for state supreme
court OF the Democratic ticket. Dele
gates from Roane county have been in
Strmctcd for Judge Pendelton. L. c.
SomcrvIlle. Of Point Pleasant. has also
announced his candidacy and Will prob
ably receive strong backing from the
southern part Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
! he | aylor 1horofare
CITY RECOVERS-14
LOADS OF BRICK
sud by Drivers Of Pavtn= Compan:'t
Who Must Refund tho Money.

Fourteen truck loads of old brick
from the city streets have been discov-
cred on West Chaplinc street in North
<hcling.
The brick. II IS alleged. was sold TO
four residents on this street by truck
drivers Of the Federal Asphalt company
at So load. The brick were delivered
without tho knowledge OF the Federal
Asphalt people, II is claimed. The men.
according to ono OF the heads OF the
firm. were ordered TO deliver the brisk
to place designated by the city cngi-
neer for storage, until the city would
bo able 10 use the brick for the paving
OF the alleys.
The truck drivers will be compelled
TO return the brick TO their proper place
and refund the money received. 1t IS
believed that the people who bought tho
brick were innocent of any wrong.
Brick have been located by the city At
numerous other places. One place in
particular, II Is believed. that a man on
the South Side built a brick garage
near his home from brick he carried
away in a whcclbarrow, on the streets,
Other people throughout the city have
used n few OF the brick to pave their
backwards and pavements.
"All these brick must be returned"
said Earl Petticord. assistant to tho
manager. Yesterday afternoon. "or bills
will be sent all the parties using them"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
BOOKER HEARING TODAY

Annie Booher of South Wheeling was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tive William West as a special deputy,
charged with bad fame" She was lodg-
hearing this afternoon before Squire r.
@. Hobbs. The charge OF bad fame"
Is a misdernednor and is punishable by
a sentence OF one year in jail The
charge. however, Is only made after the
person has been arrested on moro than
one occasion for running n house OF
prostitution or lettering for Immoral
purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
sections OF the city. and men accost
= I'll ,,alLc ding n lnns thu 81 Esefa-

sections OF the city. and men accost
girls walking along the streets.
Detectives yesterday stated that men
driving close to the curb with machines
seek TO entice women and girls to ride
with them and charge OF being a pub
lie nuisance or undesirable characters
will be placed against them.
Other complaints registered are TO the
effect that girls. unknown 10 their par
ents and guardians, are making dates
with men whom they do not know and
are meeting them along dark streets.
following which they are escorted into
the rural districts and later brought
back to the city. The motorcycle Off
GERS have been instructed also to SEQ
that the traffic laws OF the city and
county are obeyed TO the letter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
LABOR CONFERENCE
OF CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT AUGUST Il
chairman J. b. Rose Notifies Lacol
Union Secretaries OF Meeting TO
Outline Program In Campaign.

Secretaries OF local unions within tho
jurisdiction Of the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor assembly were notified yes
tcrday by prcsidentsJ. II. Rose or n
conference If representatives OF All
labor organizations TO he held at me
Trades assembly hall on Market street
Mt o'clock the afternoon Of August Il.
The conference will he composed or
representatives Of all labor orEaniza-
lions in the First congressional district
OF West Virginia. Letters previously
snrt out TO secretaries Of local unions
explain that the purpos" "f tho confer
cnce Is to outline n course of action
regarding the political campaign. par
tIcularly with reference to the attitude
Of organized labor in the congressional
election.
Local union secretaries have been
furnished with the proper papers upon
which 10 furnish the credentials or
their delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
AUTOL|ZARDS
|NFEST CITY
-AuroMoBnE sMAsHIN~ Nusr BE
STOPPED AT ONCE, OLE Az
RESTS WILL FOLLOW.
Men with Automobiles Picking Up 6fIs
Along Streets and Highways
Menace TO Society.

A class OF men. described by members
oH the police department as Auto LIZ
ards" inrest the Wheeling district and
general clean up Is 10 be made by the
Nile smashing Is not discontinued. &C
cording to Information given out last
evening.
Might after night. cars are seen draw
ing up along tho pavement IN the ousl-
ness district and also IN the RESIDENTIAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05

TAILOR Made Auto Scat Covers.
Waltz & Co. make them to fit. jy-3l-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
SCHOOL FOR SISTERS

A summer school for the Sisters or
tho Visitation at Mount de Chantal. IS
being conducted this month by Profess
sor ]. Relihan. of Gr""nShurg, "a. Spe-
c!al studies In all branches Of education
are being pcrusnd under the direction of
this we'll known educator. and general
lectures given daily on pedagogy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
FRIDAY, The 18TH

Next week marks the appearance Of
another link" day-this time Friday.
the 18th day OF August Only ~" such
hoodoo days appear on the calendar for
1920. the other being Friday. February
18th.
But call Friday the 18TH a jnx or
a hoodoo in tho presence OF any veteran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
NEW RECRUITING OFFICER

Lieut.. II 4. DAILY arrived in the city
from Huntington TO take charge Of tn"
recruiting here of men for the 10Th in
fantry OF the First Division. now at
Camp Taylor. Ky. Lieut.. Daily has boon
ot Huntington for some time. and comes
here t. take the place Of Lieut.. Corri-
gan. who has been transferred TO blue
field w. Va. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05

OF the Sl4th Field Artillery-Whecl-
inE's own in the recent world war
and he'll laugh at you. 1t was on Fri
day. the 18th OF September. 1915. that
the 3l4th Field Artillery started on the
long journey across France a la
Hommes 40 Chevaux S, to get into a
real war for tho first time. and there
wasn't an outfit in the whole A. L. T.
which got through the big fuss any
moro fortunately than the S14th Field
Artillery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
COUNTY COURT
Mnuia9o LIcenlA

Lewis ]. Carshadess. 70. McMecheh
and Alice Herrold. l9. wheeling.
Deeds.
G, i. Frccland and wife to Laura
Norteman, a lot In RIchland district
f. Sue Dcmomoler and husband. -
Jacob Rc,tz, a lot on Wctzcl street be-
tween Thirty-ninth and Fortieth strestA
Henry Pietz and wife to Herman Phil
Philip ], Maur and .others. lot on
Market street, at Fourteenth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
DOWNWARD COURSE
Fast Bs.i,g Realized BY Ukk.
Z scis Peopte.

A h,tis backses st fret.
Daily increasing till the back ID
lame aGd weak.
Urinary disorders may Qaietl,
.foilow:
Dtopsy aud often Brghts' disease
This frequently IL the d0snward
eovrse Of kidney Ills
Dent lake this couJse. Fol!Gw
the advice ~ 4 Dickson citizen.
M ssn height eonductor,ssy-:
ESQ much iolting ovef hard roads
pat my kldneys ia petty bad shape.
sutisrTd a 81 from baekac be
and the ! pinsy seefetions xtrs an
natursi. lad q sned te.llag ali
Be tine, too. save uoansk idnsy
tllis advertised sud got boI At
the Clrmote Pharmacy. ! gladly
recommend them.
Price 90, Al all dealers. Doa (
asa iOt a kidney nInrdy-
xvt Doan : Kidney Pills IGe -slDe
Mr.. Nall bad. Foster Mil
burn Co. Mrs. Buffalo. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
Sumnes Complaint
Quickly keliveea.

'Ahou. two yeary $50 ~bea sui
etiag IRON , sevs.e attack nj sum.
NET complaint, ! took Cbsmbes.
lain's Cole and Diarhoes Remedy
and i, relieved me almost instsutlv.'
writes Mrs. Henry Js~ett, CLARK
Mills, n Y This 10 40 excellent
remedy fos collie and disrrboes and
should be kept st hand by every
family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
REPRESENTATIVE

MILLER VIZ afs ~authOfHrd a. ali,
uounee II. i. V. Miller ~ a candidate
ior Representative itom Dick-ob Co.,
Ia The neat General Assembly, sablcet Il
th. xill u Ihr dem otnt.e sugsrs Al ih,
August primary,
MATHIS We are authorised H. All.
nouher Or J + MAthis ss a candidate
To-, ie~pseseetaiis. from p,sIson I"uns,
subject ~ the "ht Uf The heuuoeiaue
voters at thu August primary
LAkkisS-Ws are ~aalhona.d ~ an
aoauce j. A, i-srkihs s = candidate
for the Democratic ~uo4nination u rsp,r.
s-a Dickson ounIy mthe Lower House
OF the neat General Assembly Primary
rlsctiou Angus, 5. i]tQ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
Or. ]. \. MATHEWS
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

Sore Eyes, Crsspisted Eyelids,
WldhArrs. Wssenas. hrhias Eyes.
Seoms. herygsums on The eyes.
Can positively Be- cured with d..
Csr6ntle's Eye Remedy. Sid
and guaranteed BY D.. ]. n. Mot
,he~s, drugsis, in Dickson. Il 81
per bottla. Your moaey bsok i
no. pleased with sssuh. Can be
sent anywhere by pared pos<.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
UNCEM
AIAIE SINAIOR

Rl,E- Wa ars anthofilsa 10 announce
J. W. k,cs, Oi stewart County. AZ 4
candidate ior the oitc~ vi statx Sssa-
tor from ,bis equatorial Distract, snb-
isct 10 th4 Urhocgate pumsrs, Aug
usl 9TH.
CpLtlEk-We are authonsed ~ aa.
bounce h g. Collier, OF Hun pifsys
county. ~ q candidate LOT the democratic
nomination for state Senator from this
Senatorial District Primary election.
August B, 1870
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

The Head Is now $50 o year
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
COUNTY JuDat

WkFMS We are a~uthoriayd 10 announv
jos h, Weetus AZ a candidate tuf ~.
election To the office OF county Judge
sublec, 10 the Will oi the q~uallsrd
voters At thr Augnst election.
FRAZIER We are Authorized 10 Az
nounee Frank fiailei ~ candidate
for the etics OF County Judge, suhIrc,
90 the voters st the Augnss. lflu, rice-
tion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
TRUSTEE

HUNT. We Are authorized to announc.
Slayden Hunt ~ . candidate Tor The
office Of County trustee. subject IL
the WIN Of the qualified voters At The
August election.
DOTS3N sre authorized t an.
nuuhce W. X. Doisnn ~ a candtdate
ior'tte oii.ce Of Trustee. SUBJECT H.
thu viii Of the qualified voters at ID,
coming Angus, election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
Disbursements.
Tosal, $lt,Mo ~

|. q, l., prrs~es~. Treasurer i~ ,h.
1>~n a. DeksA. T~~n>.snr~. nsass essA
ia ave sesv~ ss law h.As ~ .tsove asa.v ,
rsens !, tsas ana eorre~s 10 the b~s al
nv kpa ~l<dss s~a h<Iei.
CT. PeSTLccSr.
I~f@Nssr~s.
Sse~csshe4 md ,~xn 10 before ava. tAss
the loh day q July 'Ssh
W. n MeANNRf. NSxary FasAsS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
hI0hw Az COMMISSION

SPENCER We yre authorized 10 an.
nouner N D Spaocrr, " the Fourth
District ~ \ eaDAikate lOt nieiubrr oil
Highway Comu iesiou. SUBJECT 10 the
viii VI the qualified voter. a, me August
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

Retssr Paiisrsnnys Ramn Patterson
In the ChsBc.ry Court tor pick.on
County lenneesep

lourtF ieEnFettf
Ia this csnse II appearing rom
the htH ~hlch 10 sworn 81 that
Rsmi@ Patterson is.s nou.1esiteat ~
The State II Tennessee aud his resi-.
aenc. unkno~D, Il ia Therefore order.
"a thu, he appears At the Court bonse
in I've Tnun NJ Dickson and make
dettnse 10 The bill HE'D Aasinst him
on % Nv the 10Th n Jolly ne r..
othsrwss IL. the bill wiIl be TAKEN iu
confessed sod the cause set tc4 hear
ing sxpsrss,
Said date being 4 special tern ox
the .Chancery Court q. &litkssn.
Ii IL oraerrd ,hst this notice be
published tos lou, 6ssusecriive uesks
In the Dsctson Comfy Herald
This June 2i.t, 1890.
J., J. Taylor, {. d NJ,
L~tch 4 Hail. Sol Tor CoM1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

In this issue Ne publish a REQ
Iunon adopted by the Mayor. ant
Board oi Alderman Monday night,
ordering a go 900 on Bond election
Tor Saturday July 81. The Mayo,
aud Aldermen have bran consider
INK ISSUING these bonds Tor some
umt. IN, ie syed ordering the Gle
tiou ulttl The new tax assesSme,,
~ss kRown. A. auaer lstt ,esr's -
st~>a "ui the town cou,d Lot issue
an, more hnnd., ss trey already
had about $4,000 worth OF bonds
outstanding. sui TINS WAS shout H.
per c'nt II last wears taxable value
~ property In the towu II ckecn,
but Il @S,rt the upw sss@ssInaut, the
TAI value Ut property IN Dicksoa
were raised So that his additional
Bond Issue VI SIC 40 ~ would be
legal. provided the voters AZ ths
election July 3is, authorizes this
nsw Bond Issue
The purpose 0, The Bond l.sAis
10 securv funds Ia construct elecHie
wire line between Nashville and
Dickson, ~ tia, Dickson can get
tts electricity from Nashville.
This IL ene 81 the mos, important
questions the people have b-er
called upon 10 decide during the
lite NJ Dickson. ami any citizen woo
Wishes 10 write AZ article expressing
their vie VII Tor OF against this Bon
Issue, tho columns t The HeYslt
are rendered them,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
TAN ASSESSOR

TArtM. We are authorized 10 All
ounce Il. L.. latum ~ = candidate
ior no election "a the ethce II lax As
season, subject Ia the viii Of the lnat,
flied voters IN the August election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
SiirRIEE

EETFY We are authorized TO 81,
nounce J. I. let,y As candidate Tor
reelection 10 the oliiceot Shenit, sub
leet 10 the viii OF The qualified Nosers
II the August in2V election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
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10 LETT ear When sae lett had =
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

SCOTT We arr authorized ~ an
nounce J NJ Scot, as a candidate ior
the office OF Tax Assessor subject to th,
Will oi tho quaitiiHd voters Al the Aug
ust l9h election