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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
MEETING or OLD
HICKORY" CHAPTER

Mrs Clayton Smith vas hostess
II "Oid Hickory Chap or. L. ID,
IC Wednesday siteraooa at hsr
home on Cra,re Avenue, Mr.. W
III Mcauuy presiding ever The
meeting A lafse number ot mel
Der. we're 10 attendance
After reading ot the minu,ss by
ths Secretary Nrs @ A Slaydso,
-l< read letter from Mrs.. Luten
ea.ssAs, iot. a. JonAslQa 10 be used
| g.. tsa eAe.ta.t ~ tbs nld SalAi.ra
Fnf-~ DoiI.T. ~ss gwen 10 this
aau.e An Invitation wss read TO
ih1 a4setlug Il ihr A4pual United
Daughters u the Contedsrscy
~hleh II 70 be held IN Ashy,lle N.
| c.. November 9,h
Mrs Ilsu.r Hooper gave re-
port II the y.ars WORK. aud u Col,
i-ctIon II tiO - ssr added to the
treasury Mr.iamss & l.. BsuIdin,
J, A. Clement. + l. Gregory and
" b Beard each presented the
Chapter wt'h .n Offering. which
wa. thankfully received
This hetng the anniversary Of the
birth Of our b"to. Sam DAVIS, quite
al interesting program bad been
ptegstr1I, ri. whiea Ma, MeMa1i
took charge The first number vas
vel rendered piano selection hy
Mrs h l. Moro~ Mr. Joe b
Wepms f-si the beautiful "Tnbule
Ia sam DAVIS by Ella Wheeler
Hilccr Mira \ Grlbsrnsn lovely
voice MAS thsn heard 10 my rssl
Mr. q { Collins Jr being her
sccompanist Mrs McMurry coz.
iuctei A uutI on Some oi Amen
cas- Heroes Miss Mary Alien tell.
tns Why sam Dsyls Wsss Hero "
Other sketches were David Crock
-t;. Mrs Joe b Ween-. Nathan
Hale Nf- A. II Los.hsrv and
ALVIN York. Nts, Clayton smith.
Miss Kate McMauy beautifully
sang The Barefoot Trail" With
Nr edmund 7 Williams accom-.
PANS, Mrs slsyipn's quiE %
"Pfessut Day Topics" created
much interest The program was
closed with the rendition OF "rh-
Fssn. by Mss ). l.. Hunt. which
vas greatly enjoyed
Dainty refreshments were served
hy Misses fanni. i.ea,hers, Mary
Alien aud Kate McMury.
Two out Of town members were
~, sent -- Mira " 4 Meadow oi
!.oulville ky, and Roscoe NJ
A~sdews. 81 Milan. Other yisi,ors
were Mesdamss Edmuud P. vii.
hams ni Jackson, h l. Gregory
4 { Collins, j.. Max Gowsn.
t,pt.hc" Casan " A. Barnett. J
A lemrn, " Il Beard Il. A
Peyton aud y l. Swsnk
The November meeting will he
hptt with Ata II c trurtir. Mes.
tame Claude Hooper aud \ Gel
herman being The committee 10
notify the IN utter. II the date.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Democratic Speaking Dates

The following Democratic speak.
e.. have been assigned to apesh IN
D.elses County aa ihe lalloxine
dates
Hon 10. W byrn, at D,cSson,
0t, 10Th. p IN
Gen Harvey Hannah. D.oLson,
Oct 20th, ! y m
llan l.. y R.ds~,.. 1ks,!sa,e. J..
q IN and D,ct son si 7 80 p, m.
October ljth.
Thr~ arc sll strong spcs ers
and every body are invited 10 hear
them discus. ,hc poll,,csl issuss ol
the day
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

Rev kds J Cssw,n, II W.T.
poIn, Mlss ~ill conduct series
~ revival services al the Bspti-,
\ Ihafch beginning Monday OVt Is
lhe evening services will begin 81
~ O'Clock Beginning Tuesday
morning there vii he servic.
each dsy ot II clock The puolie
l' cordially invited to attend these
,sl,s Es. Sc s..>+.. ..e.s-s ,,''e 80.
suuda, Rev. " M Maa,,cact
all preach at both services
sunday .rhaol at gib.
Il \ T. Z AT 6.3O
Recently Mr. i.s~ss u Wall oi
Nashville aud Mr-a Dora Hnepe,
ttom ,ne northern part Of Dickson
couut,- ~srs married q, the home
Il krv W " Noodcock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Notice

T. all parties indebted to south
.i, Hardvs- Company. All
scvnaut. sad ps-t doe notes not
pad ~ Ncv IL 1870 ~iIl h
pla.d 10 ,hp hsnds II an officer
's election Thta notice ine- rot
sp,iy 70 petsbu- whoee notes srs
no, ~, due
" " Hudson, Execute
FOR Southside Hsrdwsr~ Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Bo, supper

A hor supper will be given o,
the Chsf,o,,e Hieh school building.
SATURDAY. night October 10 begin.
nins At l.30 o clock Tor the hsneli,
~ getting book. iof the Library 81
the school Ever, body invited "a
he present. All g-l- arp.luyite 20
bring boxes snd they esu also be
present aud h,d 90 the boxes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
30, Supper

4 box supper ~iil be gwen si
Hryory Grove school Hoa@e ~esus.
IA, evening, October l6,h. a, :
0 dock A his tine 10 expected and
sysrv BODY Ia invited
Fannie Baker, TesCheY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
"Reds" lail in Their Plot
10 Capture >unda,-<hool

Rssty t>a4 IN tfe ''t'rw~f'9tvF-er
Suuds, school a.t ~pplAN sss \
grand eurte lhr st'rp 's0', reach
ins III h'kh water nsts y 80.
Tins la'ri tatrestt howsvtr. wa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
sam S. Steel's Resideace
DESTROYED BY Fire Satufda.

Tie ,~.,,iectt o! sam K -svie,
r.s, The .econt toii.gsts % toe
Dickson ard Charlotte PIKE vas dr.
st.oyed ey frs, a. sss Also psaC
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

FOR SALE large l,,i sni new
tAGr room hcu-e, icssisti 10 Walker
Aiii;lcu % Octsnr t,orA cts,eru
fruit tree. and ouitgililnss CAs
ee eogSht ~ . bargain Eot further
particulars see PIusertru 4 Sxuieys
Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

Th. Herald ~ u a. a year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11
ALABAMA WOMEN BACK
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
Candidates for U. S. Senate Max
ing Lively Campaign Through
Il out the State.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 10 Gspe-
efaD.-After invading the ranks of
the anti-suffragists of Alabama mem
hers of the newly formed League of
Women Voters left for their homes
in various sections of the state today.
completing a two-day session in the
capital city, from which place anti
suffragists have been conducting
nation wide campaign against ratifi-
cation of the federal amendment.
The women disbanded the Alabama
Equal Suffrage Association and put
in it's place the League of Women
Voters.
Senatorial Aspirants Busy.
Candidates for two seats in the
Emitted States Senate have shown un-
usual activity during the week, each
taking the stump from one to two
times a day. Senator Oscar w. Under
wood will complete his first week in
the state Saturday night, When he
speaks in Montgomery He is defend
ing his record in the Senate and
pleading that whisky is no longer an
issue in the politics of Alabama His
two opponents, l.. h. Musgrove of
Jasper and Judge Weakley of Biz
minEhdm, lndOrSeQ Dy FACTIONS OF the
Anti-Saloon League, are bringing out
the vote of the senator when the veto
vote came up in the Senate on the Eoi-
stead act.
Representative ]. Thomas Hefin,
who spoke at a meeting of suffragists
IN Montgomery Thursday night. is
bringing to an end another week of
activity, speaking at Union Springs
Friday night. He is appealing to the
farmers of the state.
Former Gov. O'Nenl Appeals to Vets.
Former Gov. O'Neal, candidate for
the short term against Mr.. Hefiin,
John w. Abercrombie, Ray Rushton
and Frank S. White. is attracting
large crowds at his addresses. He is
running on the straight "anti-en-
Soreement" issue. declaring that Con-
Eress should permit the sale of light
wines and beer
Because Of the hard fight being made
egainst Sam z. Kennedy, candidate to
succeed himself as president of the
Alabama public service commission
it is difficult to determine which is the
most interesting race in Alabama
Mr.. Kennedy Is being attacked be-
cause Of his past record, as president
of the commission. His opponents
are A. @. Patterson and A. Coke Smith
CHESTER e. JOHNSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11

wonderful Derwillo will astonish you. It i'm
parts instant beauty to the skin and makes 4
rosy-white complexion. every one will talk
about. find 1t excellent for my complexion
as 1T protects my skin In all kinds Of wealth
er. That's why prefer it to all other toilet
preparations. and am never without 1t. Many
Of my professional friends to whom I have
recommended Derwillo use it In preference to
all other face powders or beautitiers." Just
try it once before going to the theater,
dances. parties or afternoon call and note
the favorable comments Of your friends. Der
willo instantly puts q lifelike tint on your
cheeks which defies detection. 1t takes the
place Of face powder and stays on until you
wash it off. Precipitation does not affect It
nor will it rub Off on clothing; it also pre-
vents the nose and face from shining. It's
wonderful for a dark. sallow, rough skin,
blackheads, coarse pores, oily skin, freckles,
tan and for the instant beauty it imparts
Over 800, 600 girls and women are using it.
It's absolutely harmless to the most sensitive
skin. Just try it once and you will need no
further argument to convince you that there
is nothing lust as good. :" better" or "just
like it," Insist on Derwillo, then you will
not be disappointed.
NOTE.-Druggists and department stores
everywhere sell Derwillo with the guarantee
that II you don't like 1t you get your money
back. 1t is the one beautifer that gives sat
isfaction at all seasons Of the year. You can
secure II at all toilet counters In this city.
including Peoples Drug Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11

New York: When Miss Dorothy Dalton, the
beautiful Ince star, who was selected for the
leading role in that mammoth New York pro-
duction "Aphrodite," was questioned as to
the secret Of her phenomenal success she
unhesitatingly said MY compile xion." When
asked further details she explained: every
one of my friends always raved about the
texture and coloring of my skin and 1 have
no doubt but that my first engagement was
MADE possible through the reputation / had
acquired for beautiful complexion Man
ayers are like ordinary mortaIs they admire
a beautiful skin as much as any one and in
selecting their casts they naturally prefer
those whose compilations are attractive /
think the hest asset any girl or women can
have is beautiful skin and complexion. 1t
is easy to have this if will spend only A
little time in taking of the skin A girl
may have irregular features but IL she nos
sesses a beautiful complexion she win MT
tract attention anywhere. I am sIways Glad
10 tell any girl or woman Just how she NAV
possess skin like mine. Here is the racine.
Night and morning cleanse the skin frst
with warm water, then apply good cold
cream Oiska cold cream l have found to be
the best); after massaging IL into the akin
take of the superfuous cream with a aoft
cloth. Then before going out during IN. d.v
or evening I apply Derwillo, a ximn,e toilet
preparation. which can be purchased At the
toilet counter Of any up-to-dnte drur a. 40.
partment store. The FIRST application NJ ,h,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11

In no previous season has
there been such a variety of
models and finishes. as now pre-
sents itself for your choice in
the superior Whitney line.
Whether you want the Sulkie,
the Stroller, Reclining Co.
Cart, Pullman Runabout, Pull
man Sleeper. English Chaise-
they are all herewith all the
new improvements of design
and construction and finish that
make the Whitney Carriages
popular-patent turnta bic
gearing, rubber-tired wheels,
wheel fastener and brakes
and upholstered in most ex-
cellent taste.
Moderately marked - every
one of them. ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11
C. O.P. SHOWS INTEREST
IN MONTANA PRIMARIES
Five Candidates for President to
Contest for Preference-No
Democrats in Race.

HELENA, Mont. April 10 Especially.
The people of Montana will go to
the polls April % to express their
preference for President of the United
States and for Vice President and to
choose delegates to the national con-
vention and name presidential cleo
tors.
The election. however, will mean
little. as no democrats have filed for
President. Only one democrat-GoV.
Sam V. Stewart of Montana-has filed
for Vice President.
Five republicans filed for President
johnson, Wood, Lowden, Hoover
and Harding. None filed for Vice
President.
Primary Inconclusive.
Moreover. the preference primary is
inconclusive. as the delegates are
bound to the men chosen only so long
as these capdidates have in the opin-
ion of the delegates, chance to be
nominated.
The wise ones declare the republican
preference will go to johnson because
the other four are considered either
middle oftheroad or standpatterS.
while johnson will poll the entire
radical vote in the party. This is
given some substance by the fact that
WIldl TelldlnS Oh the Ola
wing of the republicans is known to
be working for Johnson
Hoover Shows Strength.
Hoover is very strong with the
people in this state. but the repub-
lican press as a rule does not seem
to cater to him. while some of the
stalwart editors are open in their
opposition to him. Close observers,
however. predict that Hoover will
surely run as high as second. while
he has a chance, if slender one. to
capture the delegates, which will
number eight only. Hoover came into
the primary at the last moment. Pc
tition fling closed April 8 and he was
scarcely under the wire. He has no
formidable organization that is per-
ceptible to the human eye. but he is
still very strong in public sentiment.
McAdOO and Gerard Popular.
McAdoo still holds the affections of
the democratic rank and file in this
state. it would seem, though former
Ambassador Gerard is strong, as he
is virtually Montanan. having mar
ried a Montana girl. Incorporate re-
publican attacks on President Wilson
also have caused a reaction to him
in Montana, where fair play is always
the public notion, and If the Presi-
dent should seek a third term he
might carry this state, after all.
LOUIS NJ. THAYER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11
HOOVER MAY MAKE
FIGHT IN maryland
G. O. P. Leaders Watchful.
Women Organizing for For
mer Food Chief.

BALTIMORE. Md. April 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-Republican leaders who have
been working for an uninstructed
delegation from Maryland to the ma
tional convention are uneasy over the
possibility that their hand may be
forced by the entrance into Maryland
of Herbert Hoover as a candidate for
the republican presidential nominal
ton.
A Woman's Hoover Club is in the
making and is being fostered by club
women and representative women of
Baltimore. One meeting has already
been held at the Arundel Club. Among
those interested in the movement are:
Mrs. Frank J. Goodnow, wife of Presi-
dent Goodnow of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity; Mrs. w. w. Guth, wife of
President Guth of Goucher College.
and numerous officers of women's
clubs.
Democratic Contest.
The possibility of fight in the state
for a democratic preference for Presi-
dent grows less. Word has reached
Gov. Richie that the managers OF
Attorney General Palmer probably
"
A merry battle is looming for the
nomination to Congress from the sec
ond congressional district now repre-
sented by Mr.. Benson. Because OF
his support of the Volstead act
and because of factional differences
Mr.. Benson is meeting with de-
termined opposition in his own
party. Mr.. Benson has already filed
papers announcing his candidacy,
There is considerable talk of opposi-
ton One candidate. Samuel c. APP
pleby, will have the backing of all
the very vets" i. in the district.
Republicans Hopeful.
The republican leaders in this dis
trict believe with this fight in the
democratic ranks they can win in this
normally democratic territory if
popular candidate is nominated. This
is a wet district, and the republicans
must choose man who has no alli-
ance with the drys if they hope TO
beat Benson. Several meetings on the
point have been held. and the names
of two men stand out above all others.
They are Gen. Edward M. Alien OF
Hartford and former Representative Al
bert A. Blakeny of Baltimore county.
Linwood L.. Clark, a lawyer, living
in Baltimore city, has filed his certffi-
cate as a candidate on the republican
eran, has announced he Will be a can
ticket in this district.
Lieut.. Col John Philip Hill, war vet
didate for the republican nomnatlon
for Congress in the third district. Col.
Hill announced his support of Gen.
Wood, saying he is both wet> and in
favor Of woman suffrage for the state.
He fayors the adoption of the peace
treaty as amended by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11
H. P. Dawson Back From Europe.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Henry P
Dawson arrived here today on the
White Star liner Baltic from Liver
pool Mr.. Dawson, who is chairman
of the board of governors of the
League of Red Cross Societies, went
abroad to attend the congress of Red
Cross societies, which convened at
Geneva March 2.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-21

Following . careful preliminary sur.
vey of needs and requirements the
1890 budget for this province has been
sot ut s3,o00.000. This money will be
raised In the May Appeal and spent
here during the next IL months for
tho welfare purposes definitely ex-
planned In the foregoing paragraphs.
The Salvation Army makes q public
appeal upon the principle that money.
Q medium Of exchange. commands the
material things which constitutes re-
lief for the worthy poor. the helpless
ana needy. the fallen and the stricken;
upon the principle that the onfcers and
soldiers Of the Army have no desire to
acquire or accumulate for their per
sonal emolument any stores Of money
or chattels, but instead have dedicated
their lives to the work Of relieving
others; upon the principles that while
It's members must live decently. and
are therefore entitled to shelter and
food. they seek no reward in this life
beyond the respect and appreciation OF
their fellow men and women, and that
they are especially Httod, in oonse
ouence, both In spirit and experience.
to handle money tudiciously and WITH
utmost wisdom.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-21
Health
The Glory of
Womanhood
ATTRACTIvENEss ASKING
PERSONALITY, MAGNETISM
FOR THE WOMAN WITH GOOD
HEALTH
GOOD BLOOD MEANS GOOD
HEALTH
PEPTO-MANGAN MAKES RICH,
RED BLOOD-BUILDS UP WO-
MEN WHO LACK ENERGY

How natural that the woman with
an abundant supply Of vigor, health,
and natural attractiveness should
compel the admiration of everyone
she meets and that she should enjoy
life to the utmost. Her magnetic
personality and personal charm make
her the center Of attraction every
where.
OF course it is the desire of every
woman to be healthy and happy and
to make those around her happy, yet
many women who do not possess good
health accept that tired, worn-out,
half exhausted feeling as their lot,
unconscious of the fact that such
poor health is often merely matter
Of the blood, and that such a condi-
ton can be reminded.
Pepto-Mangan is intended for just
such women. 1t contains the very
elements that enrich the blood and
increase the supply of the little red
blood cells which are so necessary.
1t is these healthy little red-blood
cells that carry nourishment, strength
vitality, and vigor to every part Of
the body.
Pepto-Mangan is sold in both liquid
and tablet form. Both possess ex-
actly the same medicinal properties.
When you ask your druggist for
Pepto-M angan be sure to specify
Guides is the genuine.
(Advt.)
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-21
ORDER PLANTS NOW

TOMATOES Early Anna, June
Pink, Ponderosa, Imperial, New Stone
Acme, SOC per A dozen. 81. per 100,
$3.50 per 500, So. per 1000. Ready
April 5.
Pepper, sweet and hot, Bull Nose,
Ruby King, Chinese Giant and Red
Cayenne 'hot," same price as to-
matoes-Ready April 5. Sweet
Pctatoes-Kentucky White. Triumph
Red Jap, Vans, Southern Queens, 40c
per 100, So. per 500, $3.50 per 1000;
Nancy Hall, $3.50 per 1000. Ready
April 90 All plants good stalky
plants. Postage prepaid.
P. S. WATSON, R. F. D. No. 9
Tenn. New Phone 1S37-W
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-21
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He is real to some of u.s." Well, II
He is, why don't all of you begin to
make him real to the rest of us? He
can't ibe very real to most christians
or they wouldn't succeed SO well in
keeping Him out of their converse.
tioD
THE ring of this challenge might
well drive us to self-examination,'
Rev. Warren continued. IF we claim
the name christian this challenge de-
picts for us an inevitable service
we must share our christian conyic-
lions. In the words Of the Apostles
John and Peter we must say, AS for
us, what we have seen and heard we
cannot help speaking about.
Again and again the Master indi-
Gated the necessary and organic re-
lation between the inner life principle
and its outward manifestation in con-
duct. He drew the analogy between
the true believer as one in whom
would spring forth rivers Of living
water. as one that was like lamp on
pedestal and not a lamp under a
bushel or in the cellar. as one that is
branch of vital living vine that
brings forth much fruit. This to the
Master was the test of the real chris.
tan. Thus you are my disciples this
is the Masters conclusive Judgment.