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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
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Mrs Annie Bowers, II ii

Sarah Bradford. II ain.
In Chsnoery Court At Charlotte,
Tenn.
La this cause, IL appear TO the
Clerk and Master irom The bill,
which 10 sworn 10. taaa the do.
iendan,s. Sarah Bradford and hus.
band. Spencer Bssdiurd. Tbos
Murphy sad Willie Murehy. snd
the nnknosn hsirs Of Msfths Brad
lord Murphy. are nop-sesidenss oa
The state ana cannot b ee-ved With
process, h Ia ordered hv .hs G. / n.
tbs, sasd dessDdsnts sppear) .. the
courthouse 10 Charlotte. Tenn. 90
~ teisse the 4ih Monday in April
lsn. and plead. snsues o. :droSf
TO the bill lied sgainss them and
others in the shove rsuee. os the
same will b. taken Tor conieseed
and ne, 10. bearing expaFts. ~ 10
them.
II 10 further ordered tAsa this
netire b. puhlish<d in The picksoa
County Herald ios icuR consecutive
weeks. ~ required By !ss ia such
cases. Witoess my hand ii ot6cs.
this Maseh 10. 1870
J. J. 1ayLoa. G. / n.
A. b. BoaFdcsnt 4 z. I. Cos'ss.
Sol'n.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Ii Tia, Father a His Counsry I
could tosns back and TAXI . iosyk
asosai any large city. and nots tlss
shSss iofsispsrs 10 one Amsrinan.
listen 10 their iahhering ling, abau.
tearing down the government be
bought Tor. he would wonder sh.i
In hlszss be was iatAsr to.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

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In chancssv a Dicksss. Tsaa.
In this casss. Il sppsass y ~
Ckrt and 1astss. -. ~ blu.
which h sWusn 70 tAal ths d.
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Stuart bird. ~ noesssidsats ard
csnnos te sssvsd viii H. esdlsssy
process u Aw. thsssioss. Il \ osdse.
ID By shs Master hat . sossssi.
deo. bottles b. psblishsd ~ then.
that tissy appear q ~ eosrthooss
10 Dicksos, resa.. - - bs1oss
Thursday. slsss ~ tysssh NesAay
In ApsiL lSO, ss1t ssd plssS.
answs os dsnus 70 ~ hill 6lsd
sssinsl tbSm ard othsn h ~
shove Gauss. ~ ths ssid hill viii b
taken tos coolssssA - 10 then aal
the canss ~ ~ bsAsise sEpasts -
10 than.
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notics b. psblisAsd ID u Dicesoa
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cases~
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Dirksoa. Tesa. this nassA IL.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

We suppose !. will be necessary
for congress TO promptly put a high
tariff on shoes 30 that the pauper
eobblsrs u Europe may not send
their starvation iootsear over hers
and force American shoemakers "a
sell American shoes al less thar
SIG a pair.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

|ceTning back into vaEus itas spring.
With the eld ssnss wexnan conld
|aAjy st4p six inches aIa time. and
lrrayhe The ne~ ones will dx y -
|siss cant stAp nj Ill, 10 which evsa1
|shs win Aay put. something she
has nsyef aona yet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

A prodssss 10 4 man who wants
10 make one egg, one round STEAK
and one Ben Davis apple get all
The money q man has. where before
Il required the lay oi hock oi hens,
4 cornied carcass and an orchard
OF Golden Russsts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
PEPTO.hAn6An FOR
"SPRINc FEVER"
Spring Days are Treasherous
--lerms Don't Disappear
With Cold Weather.
Don't Take Chances II You
Feel Bad. Enrich Your
Blood with Pcpto-
Mangan.

There 10 great deal oi serious
sickness in the Spring
And II 10 easy 10 see why. Long
weeks pen, mp indoors. too little
exercise and fresh air. winter sick.
nrsses not en,irsly over With. a
general lowMed vitality. Blood
weak and sluggish. Then come
fine Spring dsu--tha, are not 10
warm ~ they seem, or sudden
changes in the weather, and sou
havens taken proper precautions
Vigorous, red bloodtd people
don I. often ret SICK. II you're not
feeling your best, get Pepto Msnasn
Of your druggist aud take Il to
build un your blood. Thia sdec.
tive and agreeable tonic has been
tested Tor over thirty year., and
physicians, everywhere, recommend
IL Tor run down. pale, and snemic
people.
The whole iamily should take
pspio- Msnssr--it IN q good health
assurance. Besties. what a JOY /,
10 to ieei &, and the ready Tor
ANYTHING! To have an sbundanes
oil energy and enthusiasm.
Pepto. N apssu 10 fcr sale al your
drussis, =. and In both liquid and
tablet iorm. There 10 no difference
In medicinal value Take which
ever you prefer. rus 10 make sure
you get the genuine, ask 10, GUIDES
rep,c- Manssn" and W.. tbs, the
name ''Guae's" In on the package
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Take Notice

THIS SPECIAL NOTICE IL Il
notify all persons who .respass up
on my premises or moles. disturb
any live stock. buildings. trees
fences or start any fires. hunt o,
modest any property thereon. that
they will be prosecuted 10 the full
extent OF the law.
William II. Rogers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Every nov and then something
happsns to satisfy the curiosity o.
autoists Who think the job u nosing
q train Oh the track 10 easy enough
for these who have the knsck.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

p. A. r. Widsner. Philadelphia
traction masna.s. paid bali mil.
lion dollars Tor picture over In Eng
land. This would buy 1900, Wt
loavss oi bread.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

evA the lily Tor hs 10 4 disease
breeder. And II YOU have any
time lott after swassing the ny, use
the swaitsr on the local knocker,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

A good deal oi bunk 10 going
around about this tanned money
busiossa. Tainted money taken at
this Office ios subscriptions.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

n A San Francisco paper says
Johnsou II a Hamiltonian Repabli-
can. Thstsa neg one. Some
thing liks . drunken prohibi,ionist
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

We believe in ambition, but III,
careers Of kings prove to us thai
when a man reaches toe poiul
who're b. can govern himseIi. con
troll his children and maintain
mods-ately satisiaetnsy relations
With the grocer, bunher and tbs
moving picture shows hs had bet
ter dig in and stretch the wlr,
entspslsmsnts right ta@re,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

A. Easter approaches the poor
downtroddsn married man 10 facing
law hs cannot dodgs --compulsory
m,lIincrism.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Coll players are generally wealth,
psopls--shy don't they hire come,
body 10 do that bard work Tor them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

II the children voted The polin
cians would b. promising then
long vacations and free ice cream,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

A man really ouehs 10 10 live
thu. hls friend. wont have to warp
their con-ei.ncss when be dies.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

There are a lot u popular sonss
that no one can figure out why they
are popular.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Do not nsalsc. Jour work this
week In order to spend the money
you made last wstk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
sRUsTGE

HUNT. We ara Authorised " Anneunce
slA5usgs has.s NJ easdsdass fcs In
sdes " Coanty Trustees. sabisGs "
tAs will VI The quaiihAd voters ~ -
August sl~etson
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15
mo CHILDREN.

Walter Roo Minister of Labor and Health of the Ontario
vncial government supporting to make it
oense landlord refuse dwellings and apartments
because of children.
1t be regretted that legislatures the United States have
not become thus advancing the welfare OF
Sergeant Lark who fell 5000 parachute without injury
is named to purpose.
We don't be raionalized Russia but wee
lust as soon be rationed!"
Don Jaime Bourbon has been restored citizenship by
Spain but Dem John of Bourbon will have the luck
the u S
A Christmas hint worth when the rush is
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15
THE IOLT TO GAS USERS.

Tb announcement yesterday that the Amercus Lighting
had made application for the second increase in gas rates
~ months this advance of 3 per cent came as a
Jolt to Americas right at time when prices OF al
vb;nq ee-except telephone service-aPPears to be on
the decline. LII l. ~ ublo a.
The annication will be greeted avoraby by the public at
eoadless of the degree of justice OF the Lighting company
;on for the people still freshly remember the wrechedV
ce thew have getting to within the last rev days
ri f which thew paid bills that failed to snow decreases
- a,;te Of continued lack of service rendered .
The Lighting company which operates the gas plant ao''e
H. born under great difficulties operating It's plant but max
it's business and may reasonably be expected to meet and
[ the difficulties peculiar business just as other INDUSTRIES
expected to do And the raising of rates greatly as - per
cent or even FIVE cent until 1t has been
70 the satisfaction all that adequate service will now De gwen
Ill undoubtedly vigorously resisted by representatives OF
Whether resisted not steps shou DC
Ee at once bv of the city, to make sure Po
that nv further increase may be allowed shall be temporary
% 70 meet existing abnormal conditions and subject to reoucuo
as the price of coal is reduced. E
question of increased broader than the paying OF
dividends 1t must not forgotten that there scores OF citizens
of gas also investors to the extent OF thousands
dollars worth gas appliances their homes and VINO fat
are much further increased will be forced to abandon gas entirely
and depend upon other methods of cooking Where viii De tne
profit or even salvage this abandoned equipment? And wha
will then be the the Lighting with greatly educeo
patronage overhead largely as at pres
enp 1t is matter worth thinking about is matter seriously
affecting the future welfare OF Americas
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15
PRETTY HEALTHY NOW.

You have heard the foreign trade Uncle Sam
mel was losing this YEAR he bad with feeble e
o pulse and an abnorma high fever Indeed the Pes
diagnosis last seemed to indicate an early uefa Oh
at least long spell of sickness , =
But it wasn't as bad the doctors of commerce thought Or
the aent has made surprisingly rapid strides getting back his
feet for he's there right all right This based upon sta
;cs the true thermometer of prosperity The latest hg
o3o American exports increased 200 million dollars During
the same time imports increased billion 700 million lhe
world paying her debt American But you notice the %
norris didn't drop They ncreased Which highly satisfactory OF
the American producer. 49,,
1t is true that exports Europe fell nearly halt billion but
M decrease was made up by half billion increase to North
America And better STILL American exports to ASIA Africa
Oceania South America increased in 1920 What exports this
country lost to France England ayh she than made
b exports Cuba Canada and Mexico next door neigh
bors.
Europe buy because of debts Asia Africa Aus
+ralia and the Americans can-and will-purchase
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15

we don't want to be ratonazed," says Russia.
It as soon be rationed.'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15
Confessions ofaBridd|
COPYRIGHT 1920 bg The euspa per Enterprise A$ocahon

Every day. Sometimes all day"
"Alone?"
mot always. With Chrys, of
course, and your mother"
''Did I talk much-when was out
of my head?"
"Surely, lots" I replied. l tried
to convey the idea that what he had
babled really didn't matter.
After a pause, Jim continued:
''What did I let myself in for
Sis? I suppose I'd better ask what
I let out. about myself"
I started to answer, Nothing i'm
portantw But that wasn't quite
fair. Jimmy and had been pals
for years. I ouldn't trick him. If
he asked me for the truth, he should
have it, always, from me.
"You didn't say anything that will
ever get to Ann, so don't worry, jim
dear"
"Um-m-m! ! thought So You're
brick, Jane, to tell me. lived
through some strange hours in the
hospital, Sis. I've always dreaded
the idea. of being out of my head
when sick. l suppose every sane per-
son does. After I was hurt, for a
few days. l thought I was living back
in the year I enlisted. You know
I was going around with Deb a lot"
"Of course I know. Don't you
think you'd better take a nap, Jim
N.Y."
II must get this off my chest. In
the hospital, Sis, | fancied Deb and
were together again, I thought |
could see her plainly! Queer no,
ton! I had an idea that couldn't
sleep unless she held my handW
"Jim, go to Sleep" + commanded.
"When you get well, We'll have
perfectly corking talk about dreams
and decisions, my dear" =.
'Deb was awfully real! l don't
understand. I'll go to sleep, Sissy,
since you command, but why doesn't
Ann come back?"
ITO Be Continued.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH.
Jim Fancied Deborah Was With Him
in the Hosuital

IN the Hospital.
Deb's pose wasn't doing her much
good, / thought, as the days passed.
If Jim's wife hadn't been such a
foolish bebe, | could have endured
Deb's sacrifice with better gracei
There was in her eyes the look of
remuneration which one so often sees
in the eyes of the men who saw
the worst of teh fighting over there.
Ann fluttered around Jim's
wheeled chair like a gay little but
terfly for two days. She often sat
on the arm of his chair, and wrig-
gled and twisted to the annoyance
of the nurses. Sometime she had
to be coaxed fro mher perch as one
would coax child. Never once did
it occur to her that he wiggling
hurt Jim. The nurses were much
relieved when Ann wearied of her
allegiance to the invalid.
81 would like to ride awfully,"
she announced one morning. 81
need the air!'
Van, calling to cheer up Jim,
asked the privilege of going with
her. They set off gayly, and Jim
waved to them his window, and he
smiled, as l did, at the pretty pic
ture Ann made in her riding breech-
es and coat with her stiff little hat
held safe by a chin strap.
| don't suppose any woman can
ever guess how a mans mind is
working, but it seemed to me that
poor Jim was rather pleased to be
relieved of the company of that
noisy, restless bebe.
I read the political news to him
and we discussed both sides of the
tariff issue, as well as the newspa-
per comments on the flukes Of the
political speakers.
Finally Jim changed the subject
Were you often at the hospital,
Sis?"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15

Christmas hint now is worth when the rush is
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15

The following article from "The
American City" magazine on the
commisison-manager for of munich
pal government will prove of inter
est in Americas where the subject
is being given considerable thought
by many people:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15
GIDDAPl

Yes long with statistics the faithful horse The
fact that he has increased together with his the mule from
100000 in 1910 to 27500000 920, despite total war
shipment of 100000 sounds all right but just the
same it's the auto salesman have the big fur
But winute mister. Almost would have talk
ed like that until the Master Hoseshoers association met
solemn concave Chicago early this fall But when the village
smiths talk about the college their art the study of anat
oy relating peak loads and the like likely to have
one morep reconceived notion given a violent jar
1t " hundred pounds to transport goods by
truck within radius of six miles and eight time
the By horse six and to-thirds hun
dred pounds and when the horse all have do boiler
gddap.
That's the kind of scientific talk the hoeshoers give Fifty
thousand dollars has been establish school of horse
shoeng Cornell They admit that the spreading chestnut
wouldn't recognize the modern smith, but they just nsistent
that still the smith mighty is he.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-15

Sergeant Lark who fell 5000 feet in parachute wi
is named to purpose.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
Second Precinct
Held Caucus
Thursday Night

The Republicans of the Second pre-
cinct held caucus in the district
court room Thursday night at 8
O'Clock. pursuant to call issued by
DIR. n. E. Holmes. precinct chairman.
for the purpose OF selecting nine dele
gates to attend the Republican county
convention to be held at Florence at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. May 1.
The caucus was organized by the cleo
tion OF DIR. Holmes as chairman and J.
Leo Sterling as secretary The fol-
lowing delegates were elected to the
county conventions:
Dr. X r. Holmes. ID. y. Cooper
Charles Apple. NJ +. Lewis. II. C.
Webster. c. A. Biggs. Clyde c. Nelson.
O. ]. Rnndshl and J Leo Sterling. and
their names ordered certified to the
county chairman as the official pre-
cinct Representatives The county
convention will be composed of 153
delegates. and its duty will be TO select
% delegates to represent Fremont
county at the Republican state con
yention. to be held at Pueblo on Man
s. Other precinct conventions will
be held within the next few days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
Camp Grounds
In Good Shape

The new automobile camping ground
in the City Park. between First and
Third streets. and Main street and
the Rio Grande railroad. is being
placed in readiness for the use of mo-
tor tourists during the summer
months. Street Commissioner Tom
Parker has had a number OF teams
and half dozen men employed in re-
ducing the embankments around the
old water storage basins near the
First street boundary for the last few
days in order TO increase the parking
area. and expects to complete that
feature of the undertaking some time
next week. An immense yardage of
dirt has been moved by means of
scrapers from these embankments to
NIL mp the ponds. which. fortunately.
are dry Mt this season of the year.
Later the dump will be ieveled By the
use OF a grader and ali of the larger
boulders hauled of. leaving the sur
face as smooth as possible under the
circumstances. As soon as the present
task Is finished the Older and better
improved portion of the City Park
io visitors.
The improvements being carried out
at the park has necessitated more re-
stricted run for the elk. which for
mcriy had the entire western portion
Of the park 10 themselves. As the
herd has been reduced. however. from
n dozen or Is to three. less room for
them is required Their new inclo-
sure is back of the ruins of the old
Peerless mills in secluded and pictur-
esque surroundings. although easily
accessible to visitors.
The City Park will furnish eonven-
lent and attractive accommodations
for autoists and will be an important
auxiliary 10 the public automobile
grounds established by the
city at the corner of Twelfth street
and College avenue several years ago.
which won SO much praise from Wis
itors last season because of the excel
lent facilities II affords.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29

tions, individuals or otherwise, may
have an opportunity to be heard g,
the same time.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion at Washington recently permit.
ted the Pullman company to file tar
iffs. effective May /. increasing inter-
state sleeping car fares approximately
20 per cent. and increasing to so cents
all seat fares that are now As cents
OF less.
The company is asking all state
commissions to permit similar adj
vances in Interstate fares. It calls
attention to the fact that while sub
stantial increases in railroad freight
and passenger rates were made dur
ing the period of government control.
no advances were made in Pullman
fares, despite marked increases in the
cost of furnishing sleeping car service
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
20 Incorporated
Towns In Colorado

There are at the present time 210
Incorporated cities and towns In Col
orado, according to compilations be-
ing made by the State Immigration
Department for the Colorado Year
Book. which will lie published about
July /. Weld county still holds the
lead in the number OF Incorporated
towns. with %. Tax levies for town
purposes vary widely. ranging from
2 mills for Monatt In Saguache
county, to SIS mills for GoldneId in
Teller county.
There are 81 towns in the state hav-
ing town tax levies lower than 10
mills and four towns having levies Of
50 mills or higher. There are 42 cit
les having assessed property in ex-
cess OF $1,000.000. and five. Colorado
Springs. Denver. Greeley. Pueblo and
Trinidad having assessed valuations
greater than s10.000.O00.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
Dies At
Indiana Home

NJ. o. Allen. who will be remem-
bered by a number of people here as
having spent a year or more in this
city for the benefit of his health. died
at his home near Alexandria. Ind. ON
March 20. according TO information in
possession of his friends here. The
deceased was in the thirty-eighth year
OF his age, and leaves to mourn his
untimely death widow and two sons.
Mr.. Allen came to Canon City a year
and half ago with the hope that his
health. which had been failing for
some time previously. would be i'm
proved by the change of climate and
surroundings He returned to Indi-
ana last fall The deceased was q
kind-hearted. honest and Industrious
man. esteemed and honored by all
who knew him for his integrity and
genial. pleasant mannerism. He was
a devoted member of the Methodist,
Episcopal church and a regular at
tendant upon its services
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
Civil War
Vets May Get
Bigger Pensions

The Senate yesterday afternoon
passed the Fuiler-McCumber Civil
war pension bill. providing for a pen
sion for all veterans of the Civil War,
ad the measure now goes to the con
farauce committee. There is little
doubt but what II viii be enacted into
q law.
The bill provides for a iat s50-a.
month for all veterans who served In
the army or navy at any time from
1861 to 1865. irrespective OF the length
OF service. and increases the pensions
OF widows OF veterans Of the Civil War
from s25 to $50 a month. The In
creases are advocated to help their
benefciaries to meet the rising cost
OF living.
The estimated Increased cost for
the FIRST year Is s65,000.0o0.
II is believed that about 125 veter.
ans and widows OF old soldiers In Fre-
mont county will be benefited by the
measure. There are approximately
100 Civil War veterans living In this
county, OF whom about 40 reside in
Canon City. and It's Immediate sur.
roundings. Most OF them are nom.
bers OF Greenwood post No. 10. @. A. r.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
|ENGL and DOES
NOT THINK The
GERMANS BROKE
THEIR TREATY
Hun Request For Increased
Army Is Not Considered As
Unreasonable.
tRx C.Ited Press j

SAN RENO. ITALY. April 2S.-
Premier Lloyd George, in an interview
stated that Great Britain does not
consider that Germany has violated
the treaty of Versailles, or shown bad
faith in the execution OF its provisions.
He indicated that Great Britain does
not regard as unreasonable the Ger
man request to increase its army be-
yond the 100.0O0-mark permitted by
the treaty.
LIyod Georges statement followed
the claim of Premier Millerand OF
France that Germany had repeatedly
violated the provisions Of the treaty
and that France was opposed to .
larger German army. Germany Is
sick country" declared the British
premier. "and we can not expect Of
her what we would demand OF .
healthy country"