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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
LaChance Named
u. S. Marshal for
New HAMPSHIRE

Washington. Dec. 10-Josepn z.
LaChance OF Manchester. was nomi-
mated today by President Wilson as
United States marshal for View
Hampshire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

Forecast for Boston andsvicinity:
Saturday unsettled probably snow:
Sunday esorsdy. rot much change in
Temperature. Fresh northwest
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

Lewiston Ne. Dec. ia petition
by Eastern Maine Shr;ne-s for the
establishment OF q temple at Bangor
was favored and approved oy Kora
Temple n annual session tonight
The matter now goes 10 the imperial
council
Officers chosen were: po1enrale.
James e Kingsley, OF augusta. Grief
rabtsai- g Franklin Packard Of Lew
lstou: assistant rabbSl George W
Lane. Jr.- of Auburn. high priest and
prophet Walter Emerson Of Lew
isron. treasurer W II. GFeenleaf OF
Auburn: secretary. Ernest L Well
man of Auburn: oriental guide. Chzs-
L TuryGcn Of zrnrrn: trustee f0f
three years. George V. T1ryeon of
Auburn. also the following appoint
i've officers: First ceremonial master.
Adam =. Leighton Jr Of Portland:
second ceremonial master. Walter P
Oruway Of Portland; marshal. Periey
c. Dresser OF Portland: captain Of
the guard fto os appointed) outer
guard Rodney a Swift o. Auburn:
representatives to the Tmperra.
Council James E Kingsley OF Az
gusta- Dana s. Williams OF Lewis
tom Ernest L Watkins Of Portland
George Weseott of Bangor.
Sketch of New IliustrioGs Po4entats
Mr. Kingsley. who Is connected
with the Securities department Of the
Central Maine Power Company. has
TOR mauy years been identified with
Masonic work IN Augusta He IS
past master Of Bethlehem Lodge. 2
& A NJ past high priest Of C1shroc
chapter. No. %. past commander or
Trinity Conmznosry. No :. and past
president Of the Abnaki Club. His
Masonic and business acquaintance
covers the entire State and he Sas
hosts OF friends who viii appreciate
this mark Of esteem of Kora Tenpie
in which be has been an unt;r.n-
worker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
HUGHES FIRST
C0NFEREE TO
VISIT MARION
Talks with President
Elect on Interna-
tional Problems

Results Of interview Not Mace Pub.
lie - Gossip OF Hughes FOR Seere-
tary OF State Gro~s-Georne Har~
yey Arrives for interview Many
Other Notabies Soon 20 BE al
Harding Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
THE REASON

- ~ lo~ prices ON amAss1x prints
q ecs 70 o- low overhead sKpsase.
rrssT dollar Toa pay II for prints
. -li4ec zeozt a. <o11oWs:
rESsz a. POSTAGE 3E
lAscr Co Pu4f leE
ovestead Expense i7r
oC Prce. - practically the snma a.
-; q lie ctty studios, but - the city
fas:,s ycz save 20 pzy for nag rs3fx,
HsaE. ssss and agnf halls and high
F.sse clerk 1tre.
az rzsces are based On aeSuAi eo9t
9 Erooaes and are an low - possible.
aars..n. with oEx higk xraAs o1
-H
- Il rrove IL 70 you
sess u he names and 1Ah1oo0D0 %
:" g yor- frien6s vino own camsgAS,
sssssr Nth this ad- ana re vu d.
'sss ard print one roll 81 a1m u any
ia e.ee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

.A7fE Hint :or today:
ave Ia isver a your caMAxa dow
, "a oa-sfrIiy IN mAksng KpoUUso
u ssss avoid most Of yozx h1nxxsA
rE,s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
KENDALL FIVE TO
BATTLE FARMERS
Meet at saltwater To
night and Tomorrow
Night.
IMPORTANT CONTESTS
c,a,e Championship May Be
decided When Orange and
Black Fives Meet.

r..,c one OF their hardest tests
to sclson. the Kendall college
" s.,,,u 4luad meets the Okla
", Aegies tonight and tomorrow
'v W., in Games which will have vital
ling ON the state collegiate
,,noiorsbip. Coach schmidt yes
..,5,y drilled the squad In the per-
...,l,p OF los defense. starting the
80 with only TWO veterans as a
','.,ons ',',O coach schmidt has de-
n.'aoSd a fast championship con
',''.a'rg five which should give the
i',I',p ro,cp pix,rc of the Aggies pre-
-. veteran quintet. composed or
H.. mon The Aggics rank as
\ ~ tr. most Formidable oppo-
r,s NJ Kendall in the latter 3 race
~" ,bc slt. title and this weeks
..,es arc ricvod by many ms the
,,os, ra important on the Tulso col
FolIovcr-, of the Kendall, orange
.,l HACK are confident that " the
S.serse holds it's own the team VIII
,-a.k pyar There has never been
,ay foult 10 find with the basket
aboot,ng of the squad. and on oc-
Sas,ops 10 has shown flashes OF de-
fenslve brilliancy But playing as IL
dld against southwestern normal
here Wednesday it can not beat the
Aggies. 80 IT. a..
trin TO saltwater with the team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
WORK HARD TO AVERT
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
Government and CITY Officials
Warn People 10 Keep Clean.
OUNCE OF PREVENTION
NORTH POUND OF CURE"
stay Away From People With
Coughs and Colds--PcrsOus in
Rundown Condition In
Greatest Danger.

Avoid crowds IL you want to
AVOID Influenza, says association
lor improving the condition of poor
o. New York
,koep your hands clean, drink
Prly Of fresh water, sleep with
"iuOWs open. ga, three uniform
mtAis day .7cluuiug breakfast.
influenza las bafucd medical au-
NoHles TO an unusual extent and
-'hOugh It has been held in check
% most localities. it has gotten be-
,Vhd control In others. The germ
N' eluded ba..er!ologlsts. and
"Vllyal men now agree that the
'eS, cure is prevention.
me surest preventative Is TO
'lll up the Bodily powers OF pre-
'eWIon and 10 get lhe Systcm in the
Lest physical cond.ior possible. If
Clt Unds himself tired. weak and
''.is flesh or il your bowel action
Imperfect. and YOU are In a gem
,'GGu3 rundown condition or If you
ne cold easily. this warning should
~ needed promptly. The common
se way 10 keep fT6ra' taking II
%" IoltIy the system against at
hulId.ng up the constitution.
w olher word, TO use the old
uo an ounce Of prevention is
A.. round OF cure, ana II you
w subnurnIil Condi ion, the
P'I thlng 10 DO is to begin i'm
,l ~"'y 10 cleanse your bowels
mtnc them powers OF res -
g. NoLhing VIII do this quicker
(bn Orgatone five-grain tablets,
ma se are known to science as a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
NERVES TREATED FREE
DR.. Franklin Miles. the Great Specialist,
Gives New Book and S25O Neuto.
pAthic TREATMENT Free as . Trlal.

SICK people whose nerves are weak or
derauRcd who have wcak heart stomach
bowels. bladder kidneys or liver, huos
headache. dizziness or dui,ress nervous
dyspepsin irritahdity. cold hands and feet
shortncss Of breath palpitauou or irregular
heartbeat drowsincsS. nervousness, sleep
lcssuess trembling wandering pains. back
ache, irritable spine. rheumatism, cNtarrh
constipation hystoria -wouldsf fo well Ia a.
cept Dr Miles liberal offer Vou may never
have another opportunity. Write now
His Rook contains many remarkable cures
after five to 90 physicians and specialists
failcd and also ordorsrmcnts from bishops
l.crrymcn Statesmen, Editors Business
Men Farmers ctc
Send for Astonishing Testimouials
I'll, improved Special Treatments foi
those disease, are the result Of 80 years
experience and are thoroughly scientific and
remarkably successful 10 much so that h,
does not hesitate to offer Frrc Trial rrnat
mrrtS to tho sick that they may tcsp then
free Write az onCo.
Describe your case and he wRl send
yeu two pound Free Treatment and Book
ADDRESS Dr Franklin Miles. Dept NS 2l-
10 22h Franklin ST Elkhart Ind --Ndvt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

First race. three furlongs--Trcm
peur. ll5: Bunga Buck, ll5; Frank
Moody, 1i2; Charlotte c. ll2, Tut
ll0; Pauline solomon. lO7; Freddie,
l07, Matte IL. Kent. iO7; sunny
Ways, lO7 Joe Esh, i05.
Second race, six furlungs Bobby
Allen, lOS; Poccant los, Challenger,
iO4; Swirl, t03. Lonely l03. Sister
Helene, 100. Founding Through
80; Hackamore. 90; Richard, 90,
Foreclosure. 81: Barley Waters. %,
Keep, "a; Lady la Black, lO7. The
Pirate, l0S; Fleer, III.
Third race. six furlongs--L Lively,
i27;' by Heck, il9; Assume, ll9;
Brnghurst, 1l3. Trusty. 112, Amer
lean Eagle, i1O; Cock ~ The Main,
105, Buncstclle, 103. pundrcuryi
to2; sir Grafton. 100; Qrcnzo, 90.
Fourth race. one mile--Duchess
Lace, li3; Marie Miller. il2; Madge
T.. 1l2; Ballet Dancer. i0S; Tailor
Maid, tos; My Dear, 96, Rainbow
| Girl. 109.
Firth race. one mile and 20 yards
| piedra, III; Corlnus, l09; Oppor.
| tuulty, 1O9; Duke John. 10a; Mop.
| porhlu. 109; The Belgian H., i09
I Rlnchcr 100, Young Adam, l07
| Night Wind, t06; Bagnicur H., 104,
| Marchcsa IT., 1903; Green Mint 100
sixth race, mile and quarter
/ TanlaA ia; Buhbling Louder. III
| Jack Reeves, III, Brian Bcru, l0S
/ Raiazot 10S; Puts & Calls, l06'
| Autoincttc, lO2, Dorcas, l01; Tod
dlcr, %. Ornery, 9S.
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth
= Nauk Monroe. IA, =. O. King
/ 10. Prophecy. t0Si Indian Spring
/ 1O7. Or CricEler, 1903; Loan shark
| l03, Fairy Prince, l03, Caraway
9s. Pindar, 81; Nashotah. IS
! Dolly. 90; OrneNa r. 80, Albuia
Sc: Thunder Bird, 50: phillistine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

1IO. Midia. 90, Bcrtadane, 10,
Gordon Robc.ts. 1O5,
Weather clear. track fast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
ERiiInerdtOrs Find
oldest Tuisan Is
m; StiH Strong

Edward \. Fireman. sl5 South
Elwood avenue. wits declared tu hc
the oldest man in Tulsa hy enum-
orators Yesterday Brennan is ~
years old, the census takcr said,
and still retains all his faculties.
Although his cycsight is poor. no
can see readily enough and has no
trouble in walking about He can
hoar by simply placing his hand
behind his ear and his appetite is
about the same as the average per
son iireuan was born In ireland,
coming to this country when still a
small boy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
CAGING AT SAND SPRINGS
RristuW nnd sand springs West To-
night In Sccuud GnmC

sand Springs and Hristow high
school basketball Quntr.- meet 300.
night at Sand Springs 100 the second
game ~ the scNson bptwcen those
fiNcs. The first game. at UristoW.
was hotlv contested affair sand
Springs winning ~ to 16. after ~
minutes of hard play
Sand Springs and Uristow are
amoug the leading uulutcts among
tho smaller hIGh schools .uf eastern
oklahoma and each has cuNlthle
records They have defeated several
high schools. Boo ldluou foo plpyiug
good games against tho larger
schools
Larry DALEY sporting editor ui
the Tulsa World. viii referee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
THE TURF
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Results yesfpr,inV


First race, three furlonrs Cet
hhl' tStack) first; Repeat. (Troxlerl
second Morning Face. (Mooney)
third. Timc. :35 3-5. Joe BALDWIN.
Lura, Noorin. No Fooling. oh Doc
tor, also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Guy.
'(Thurber) first. LanRden. Cuux.
TOM second; Ina Kay, (Stack)
third, Time, INA l-5. Maud smith
Columbia Tenn, Indian Chant Merry
Lass. Jas. 7. Clark. Vision Bean
Splller. keziah. kingling. also ran.
Third race, mile and 40 Yards
Jim Dudley. (Boyle) first; Charming
lRodriquez) second. Triumphant,
, Morris) third. Time, 1:47 i-5.
Miss Sterling, Napthalius. Pom
derosa, Tom Brooks. Buddy Tucker,
short Change. Adrianne II. Nan
nette Flack Rappahannock. Barren
ka. also ran.
Fourth race, six -Charloy
Leydecker GRobinson) first: Court
snip, tkclsay) second; TickHsh
tBuNton) third. Time, l:14 is.
Eulogy Siesta. also ran.
ruin race, six furlongs Arrow
Head, (BuNton) first: Minute Man
iBoNIeJ second. Flying witch
tThurber) third. Time, i.14 is
sweet Liberty finished second. dis.
qualified; Ace Of Trumps. Bally Bell
Simpletun, Anticipate, Flying witch
Allivan, also ran.
sixth race, mile and ouc-oighth--
Sempcr Stalwart. UaulayD first
christie. tThurber) second, La Rai
frc. tHocllcr) third. Time. 1:55 / &
lndiscrete, Hickory Nut, Verify. VII
DO, Mayor Calvin. T.. G. King Aver,
Tumbo, Al Pierce. also ran.
seventh race, mile and ono-eigbth
Dioscoride, tHelsay) first; pt
tSterling) second. Ben Hampson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

most important interstate affairs for
Che local scholastics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
PEERLESS EIGHT FIVE WINS
Defeat Arcade Bowicrs of Tulsa
Rowling League Last Night

Peerless Eight bOwIers deteated
The Arcade quintet by winning the
frs, two frames last night In the
v,,sa league Kent Spellman was
J,h udNiduat roller with 595. The
rares we're bowled on uhe Arcade
alleys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY FEBRUARY G. 1920

Richcreek) third. Time, 1855. Great
Dolly, Otsegu, Brookland, Cavan
Boy. also ran.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

~, Al
s.,,,t.v n,,b, .,t s,r3.v w,,l
n y Tat.r .rt t.n,,lv
NJ. I,,,tx E.g., and hid,
a, l.hl.ng CIV w.,. t.,~ -,
~s.k l., 49,, t.tt., ~
and Other fria,ivvs >h. Ala ,i.ii.
pfrtftfiFta 2 'lSfNtit rFtfT tv'
thfYi1hR H. sehtsati NY -
II / relat aad ism ls, a pa,s.
200. spent Sunday IL, quest. II
homeia a. hrr They atr. az.
compamsl uutur b, Miss Anur
Toln
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
Nank.er
o.

Mrs " o Bull il visiting rrla.
tses on Cedar Greek
Miss Geraldine Averitto al Dickson
Central High school, spent ~a,ur.
LAY the guest Of MIsses Vrra,e and
AWE Ferguson.
Robert pettliurd, Of Nashville. !,
spending the sees With his mother
Mrs J. ps,l,lori.
Mis-. Dolly Adler. Of White Bluff
IL The CUES, OF friends here
Mr., aud Mira, George Ralemsn
OF Bon Aqua, are the guests Of re-
laiives here
Mics xylpha Stokes has returned
from a wait to relatives in Dickson
Chas Marsh spent Tuesday n
asst week in Waverly on business
Maurice Bull. Of Lyle, is a, home
Tor A ies days.
Clyde Powers aud little daughter
Mary Lucille. are on the sick list.
Arthur Petty. IT TreswtlI spsn,
the weese0, here with friends
Born. 10 Mr. and Mr.. Henry
Harvey Nov. II 500.
JET Coon Of near here, died on
November II, II kidney trouble
Bursl va 10 the Hunter graveyard
IN pry tlo,low Tie i. -uYived by
hi. w,ie son. aud ) daughters
Mrs, Edgn Taylor and children.
OF sylvia. we're The guests u Mr.
and Mrs, Charlie Marsh Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs w X. p.ssou and
Mrs. \. q Donaldson spsn, sun
day With Mr. and Mrs. Tom ~ on
bsrtnn's Greek
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

On Friday evening". octOber %,
iSN. ih# desih argsl visited the
hone ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. N. kAy
and clainsi Tor us o~la. their baby,
Lossisa. ~. =.
she .ss bora Jay Il. 1916, and
aspafted this life Oct. ~. 1890
~ king Der stay 90 earth Tour years
three moash,. and tau days.
To kn0x Losstts ~as 10 love her
She vas seI,le and s~est until
tic last
All that loving hslds and m~di
cal aid could %. esuld NOD sess
the daring herr God needed on,
motr angel child IN His sfiinin,
band
Dear little hands | miss them 81
All through the day. wherever
go
All through the niithl how laael'
II see tps,
FOR no little hand To wakr me GU
u my drram
| miss them all through the wear
hours
| mlsr them as other DO sunshln,
aud iloaefs
Day tlmr ~ night time, wherever
~
Dear little bands, i'uls- them 40
iier Aunt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

esses.
Witness ny hnnd n olIos h
Dickson. Tenn. this How. u. I0o0.
II. !. TsyIm. CIssk.
Joe B. wsems. 8olisaeee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

trum birth. bat bore Der staietion
70 patisnsly. Anyone asskins IE
her srany lace sith liz hragn eyes
and beautiful cutl- ela-isTas
around hss stax. aixsss teiT thst
shs vas iass Ststsaanx aa s4ilh ~
|t,sossom 10 H%aven.
We woaid Say 10 the hrailhrokee
parents ard issssds, 10 neousa uo,.
ios ws Aao~ iallle Doy ls irre irou
her susrnEg ustw sod thai he
dosth ~ tbinss sell.
Her little b,sty ass laid 10 rvs,
ia the Jaekson Chapel cemetery,
Soysmiwt IS. issO
0G- Nho Loved Her
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
Cheap Hill

Mrs VI Sesler sprn, SUNDAY
and Monday the guest 81 her SISTER.
Mr., J II Sesler,
Mrs kenney spann ha. returned
Ia i1vt hF'iise after spending several
dsys ~,th her daughter, Mrs liar,
lin Duke
} T We:;er. o! Isul.sr. spenl
" ednesisy night with ESQ " K.
Jones
Miss LrIms Jones was the sues,
oi Mrs. J. :, Mitchell SATURDAY
Mr. and M~. r. W. Jackson
we're the guests Of the formers par,
eats. Mr. and Mrs ], VI. Jackson
Saturday and SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs W N Jones' and
niece. Miss Daisy Lowell. were the
guests Of Mrs J Hunter.
Sell Smith hs. returned home.
after spending several days 10 Dick.
.oN stth friends.
q. " Duke made A business trip
10 Dickson Friday
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
Small arm Tor Sale

.WAcrs iatm "a. nlles ifou
basksos. in, Atsy~~t'ssyp. <, As ,.aJs+
10 cultivation. ~ sgfcr in Cr-.k
bottom. al under fence Four roo IN
dwelling, fronting nes pix. Land
lies practically level C.s,rin ~atef
At house and creek cater for stock
Ideally located Tor truck farm ~
isiry business Price S+.J0. VIII
give easy term. For farther par.
ticulan write, w L. Plukvrton,
Cen,eryllle. Tennessee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
Oaly Cold

Are yau ~ - oi,,n answered -
fOh' ito only a caii a. Il a eoli
wss matter II little consequence,
but people are beginning TO learn
that common cold !. matter not
10 be trii!cd with. tina, some II the
most serious diseases start with 4
cold A. soon a. The frat ndlratIou
Of cold appear take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy Remember tina,
the sooner you get nd ot your Geld
the, ie4- ID. isnssI. AMI this =. uiSd,
will help you 10 throw II OIL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
Thi, Msss. leu

When 500 get 40 ~tle a bad
tssss ID your moatl a dull tlfed
feeling nA. relish Ius TODD aud are
oopstipat-d YOU NAY knoS that
YOU need dose u Chsmberls ln .
Tablets. They not only causs Il
s1@-anle movement II the howvis.
but cleanse aBd lnyieWs,e to, stem.
sch aud lluprov, the tisestIoo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
"a AN.gKP IN JESUS

AN.EKP IN JESUS
We bad A little Treasure once, she
WAS our joy and pride,
We loved her. Oil perhaps. ,o vel
for soou she -lep, aod died
All is dArx within our dwelling.
lonely SIRE our hearts TODAY.
10, the one We loved 10 dearly. ha.
forever. passed awAs
After nine DAYS intense suffering
Dow Msv. little dausatsr Of Hariin
and Efie Duke. departed this lifs
having lived three yeAr-, 3 months
and u DAYS,
Little boy had been afflicted
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
NON REs,osNr noricG
Mr.. Guilah RebsriAon. =, ale

Mr.. Guilah Richardson. 81 ale
Larry Li,,ls
In Chancsry at Dickson. Tenn.
In this canse i, appears 10 the
Clerk snd Master from tn. bill
which IL sworn tn. that the defen.
dani, Larry L,,,le, IL a nonr-sidtu,
II the state II Tennessee and cen.
DOT tie served With procese- j, 10
therefore ordered that puhlicstion
he made fr, said defendant. thxt he
appear ct the courthouse in Dick
son. Teua on or hesose the First
Monday in D~es ID her. nexi-. aud
plead. ans~-r OF demu, n thu bill
died agalnst him 10 this csusy o.
the same vii b. ssksn Ter .fs-a:eas-
ri aud TIE case set iR bearing "a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

FOR sAt.E-fArm three mile.
South oil Dickson: good vel! and
cis,ern. good Darn and stock pond,
houss and outbnildinss see A. J.
Mysa, Dickson. route S
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
STRAIGHT SALARY SIS %

~ wrek and exrsase to man az
women with rls 20 ln.ftlace Eureka
Esr Producer. EGr-ks Nix Co
East 81. Louis, Ill.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
hokr1AstpGMI NOTICE
Mr. Alma Walker and J. II. VII.
lame ys Garland and Es,-lle
Williams.
In Chaneery Court a, Charlotte,
Tennessee.

In Chaneery Court At Charlotte,
Tennessee.
In this causs Il appears to the
Clerk and Master nom affidavit.
jha, the defendants. Garland and
E-t.le Wit'lsm- are non.re.iden,s
OF The state ni Tennessee aud can.
not he served with process |, 10
therefore ordered that non resident
notice be published iar them, that
they appear 81 the Courthouse 10
Charlotte. Ieun ~ or hetory In.
frat Monday IN December, 1870,
next and plead, answer OF demuf 10
,hs BIZ 6led against them in thi.
cause, ~ The same sill be taken Tor
confessed and the cause set Tor bear.
ma enpsrts, antDhsi copy ~ thi-
notice he publishes IL The Dickson
Colaty Herald Tor iaur consecutive
weeks as required BY lsw IN such
cases
Witness my hand Al Office in
Charlotte. Tenn this Nov IL 1870
J J Taylor, e 4 NJ
II. y Leech, Solicitor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

parts.
i, 10 further ordered that this
notice b. published tn the Dickson
Cooair Herald iof tcur consecutive
wseks ~ required BY Iss ir rich
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-15

PORTIERE DE CATIFEA - foartc
bogate, in colorile what, roza, verzi
81 cafenii. Perechea ........ $14.39.
MATERIAL PENTRU DRAPERIIL
de Merceizcd, 80 inches in latime in
colori attractive, what, reza, verde
81 cafcnii. Yardul GU ..... $1.59.
PERDELE QUAKER CRAFT CUR
TAIN NEfS-un yard in latime,
tesute frumos, Gu diferite desem-
nuri, in doua colori, alba 81 beige.
Yardpl Gu 46c.
QUAKER CRAFT CURTAIN NETS
36 pima la ~ inch in latime, tesute
frumos in diferite mode1uri. Yardul
Gu CSc.
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Societatea ronfina dc ajutor 81
cultufa ,sRominia Noua'' din
Cambridge, Ohio, ,convoaca pc
toti membrii sa din loc a lla par
te la sedinta lunara, ce Sc va tine
in ziua de Is Aprilie 1920, la o
relc 1.30 p. m., la locuinta d-lui
George Moloiu din 10 Harris
Avenue. La ordinea zilei sunt mai
multe chestii de rezolvat in favo-
ral societatii.
Sperind ca toti fratii membrii
vor lua parte la aceasta adunare,
pima la xevedere am ramas salu-
tindu-va ell dragoste frateasca.
In numelc societatii ,,Rominia
Noua" din Cambridge, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
(86-87)
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Societatca romilla de ajutor 81
cultnrl ,.Samillatorul Romin'
din East YoungAtnwn,; Ohio, pc
aceasta Gale aducc la cunostinta
tutnror surorilor societati, clu-
bnri 81 parochii din ioc 81 din jur,
cum ca pc ziua dc . Maiu 1920
a proiectat p0trecere teatrala
imprcunata Gu dams. Deci rugam
respectuos nu Sc aranja alta
petrecerc pc ziua sus numita pen
tru a putca avea mai buna re-
usita. Programlll Sc va publica
Ia timpul sau.
In numele societatii Stamina,
torul Romin" din East Youngs-
town, Ohio:
Amos - prsediate.
Ninphs Dan, srssar ooresp.
(s5.& 8F & so
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Care sufere de Dureri de Cap
Melancolie, Dureri spinale, Boa
le speciale, Iregularitati, Slabi.
ciuni, ori boale pculiare, Sc con.
suite acest specialist. Boala de
oval orr pintece vor fl tpatate
fara cutit. Daca al fost sfatuita
ca sd te supui la 0 operate sur
gicala pentru dificultatile p1nte.
celui, ruptura orr surpatura, nu
asculta, nh lasa viata sa-ti fic
primejduita de lance, cutit- orr
altceva inainte de a consulta pc
acest specialist. (57I9l21I3)