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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14
A SZIBERIAI HADI FOGLYOK
KIALLITASA.
Zsolt "Esti Levele" a Pesti Hir-
lap augustus 15-iH szamaban.

Reg6nyir6knak erdekes tema,
szociologusoknak nehez proble-
ma: a hadifogoly, aki tobb evi
tavollet utan hazaerkezett, aki
maga is megvaltozott es itthon
megvaltozott k0riilmenyeket ta-
lal S akit belle kell illeszteni en-
mex megvert kis orszagnak vi
tarsadalmaba. Beszeltem sok ha-
zaterttel, de tobbnek a tekintete-
ben olyas valamit LATHAM, mintha
lelke meg mem teri volna haza,
mintha oft jarna meg valahol Szi-
beriaban, ahol egy mas eletet elt
Nemelyiknek a szavabol pedig AIT
vettem XII, hogy itthon talalt -
Sziberiat. Id6 kell, mig a fazos
lelkek folmelegednek. Cs0ndes ott-
hon hazi tizet kell meggyujtani
szamukra. Mem eleg hazahozni a
standardized, ell is kell helyezni
0ket szeretettel es tapintattal. A
legnehezebb tarsadalmi problema
: exert foglalkoznak vele leg
kevesebbet - a haboru h6seinek
es aldozatainak elhelyezese. T0bb
szazezer felig kesz fatal ember
fel aggastyannak jott haza. Az
iskola padjaibol kirangatott ifjak
Macy resze reszben anyagi, resi-
ben lelki okok Matt keptelen oft
folytatni az eletet tanulast, a.
hol elhagyta. Mas .ferfiaknak de-
rekban t0rte kettle a karrierjet a
haboru. A volt hadseregnek ez
polgariasitasa akkor is nehez pro-
blema volna, ha mi gyoziink. Ma
Ipedig val6sagos katasztr6fa a kis
allamban tulnagy ertelmiseg. A
veszedelem egy reszet italian ugy
lehetne levezetni, hogy hadifog-
lyok egy reszevel, mely odakiinn
egeszen vi eletet vi paIyat kez-
dett, folytattatni lehetne itthon
is AIT az uj eletet. Sokan megta-
'nultak ugyanis k0ziil0k valamit,
amire itthon mem minden iskola
tanit: dolgozni es mem valogatni
a munkaban. Regenyir6k fantazi-
aJat is meghaladja az munkas
elet, mely egy-egy orosz fogoly-
taborban folyt. Egy hazatert hS-
sink peldaul megmutatta nekem
F>azt papirost, melyet egy szibe-
rial taborban gyartottak tisztek,
birak, iigyvedek, tanit6k es bank
hivatalnokok Az egesz papir-
gyarat, az osszes gepekkel egyutt
szinten Ok csinaltak haboruN hull
ladekanyagabol. Bamulatos, amit
eek a sziberiai Robinsonok terem
tettek Azsiaba. A pusztasagba
varost epitettek, butorokat gyar-
tottak, kaszinot, kavehazat, szin-
hazat, ujsagot, kulturat csinaltak.
Ma pusztasag Magyarorszag. Folly
tassak ezt az epit6 munkat szi-
beriai Robinsonok itthon is. Az
allan es tarsadalom adjon nekik
ere teret, alkalmat, eszk0zt
Hadd csinaljak meg itthon a
munka farmjait. E celt szolgalna
egyel6re az az 0tlet, amit hadifo-
golykiallitast akarnak csinalni,
melyen fenykepekben egyeb tar
gyakban bemutatnak sziberiai
taborok eletet, munkajat, sz6ra-
kozasat, iparat, miiveszetet. sal
t6jat, stb. A Move eln0kenek,
Gombos Gyula urnak, figyelme-
be ajanlom tervet abbol az al
kalomb6l, hogy a hadifoglyok ia
vara orszagos mozgalmat rendez.
e propaganda-kiallitasb6l ITALIAN
kinohetne itthon is egy par telep,
melyen hadifoglyaink rokkant-
Jalnk megtalalhatnak megelhe-
tes eszkozeit. Vesztett habord u
tan ertekesiteni kell fogsag
meddo eveinek tapasztalatait is.
Ez az veszett fejsze nyele, amit
Cleveland County herald., 1920-02-26
Notice

Notice is hereby given, that l. Mary !. Goggans as guardian of Fiossie Cog gans and Mabel Goggans, minor heirs ,f G l.. Goqgans, decessed, will apply 1t the next term of the Cleveland Coun- y Probate Court. whicfr..s ssconvenes oii che Fourth Monday i'll February, ie20 or all ord9r of said Court to sell the ,ndivified one-fourth interest each of aid ln.aqTs, ia tie following descrited nj o.wit: Tie North-half of South Cast Il of Section Twenty-one (2D in township i sn Q0) South, R rge Nine <9l West. containing SU acres ill Cleve- aud County, ,rk.
 Given this 20th day Of January, 1920.
 Mary J. Goggans, guardian.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-02-26
Efastings' 92O 5 eed Catalog zee

It's ready now. One hundred hand scneIy illustrated pages with brilliant cover in natural colcrs. It is both beautiful and helpful, and all that IS necessary to get it is a postal card request. You will find our 1929 eata- logue a well worth while seed book,
 Hastings Seeds are sold direct by mail. You will never find them of sale in the stores. We have soma i've hundred thousand customers who buy from us by mail. We please and satisfy them, and we can please and satisfy you in 1920,
 Planting Hastings Seeds in your garden or in your fields insures good luck" so far as results can be deter, mired by the seed planted. For 80 years Hastings Seeds have been the standard of seed excellence and pur- jty in the South. Only varieties adapted {p thP South are listed. Quai, ity ef the best ana ntiGes often less than tho8e you pay at 'noma; NFit2 for free copy of this spiendid cat4' iogue oa new. Fl. 6. HASTINGS co, scsaemen, Atlanta, Gia.-kAdT.)
Cleveland County herald., 1920-02-26
To Poultry
 Club Girls
HATCH EARLY

January, February and March are the best months in which to hatch chickens in Arkansaz. Ear ly matched chickens grow rapidly have more V.gor, are less likely to die from mites ard lice, and should begin laying in September October or November. If you have not already done so secure at once you" pen of chickens or your eggs for hatchinP.
 FEED FOR BREEDING STOCK
 If your pen of chickens is cor ii ed in a small lot feed varied supply of grains, meat scraps. and green feed. Green feed as 5ists in keeping fowls in eaod breeding coocition. Il is best to let breeding stock have free ran ze. Breeding stock shou'G not he keni ioo fat since the eote from tkem do lot produc g 0 chicA na
Cleveland County herald., 1920-02-26
Better Farming
 Hints

Nelson Gi es Important
 Factors ln Growing Oats Plan to plant oats early as its one of the most important factors influencing the success of grow iag oafs in Arkansas according to Martin Nelson, Vlce Dean of the College of Agriculture, Universi- ty of Arkansas.
 There are several factors in- liut ncing the succe' of growing cats m Arkar sss, any one oI which may determine in T large measure the kind of crop one will raise" says Dean Nelson.
 The first important thing to strive fer is to do the seeding -arly. The season is soon at hand hen oats may be seeded insome
 rts of the state and if blowing
 aafns 10 be done, it shonld 'e aae immediately no matterW lat ae location. Experience las rovGn that fall blowing or early winter blowing is better than bring blowing. Before seeding he soil should be worked into perfect condition. The disk ha : row should be used whenever necessary and the skjpe tooth harrow always used for smooth ing the surface.
 The seeding must b. carefully done. The practice of blowing the seed under by blowing shal- low is a poor one indeed, and the practice of blowing the land in rough condition. scattering or the seed and narrowing lightly is likewise 9 poor one. The seed should be planted evenly indepth but not too deep. Just one thing wiIl make proper seeding possi- ole and that is ihe grain drill,
 The seed should be covered from one to two inches deep SC that it may come up promptly and begin growing immediately after seeding, It is to bring about the early establishment oi perfect and even stand that makes all process, including blowing, 6isking, narrowing and seeding so important. The prep 3ration for seeding must be per feet for 1t can not be remedied ftev the seeding is done.
 Rarely are oats seeded too early but they are often sown too late. The delay of a week often means q big reduction in tht vie i. The Experiment Stetion hls conducted work running thro gh 9 period of ten years CT noge with seeding oats at differ
 0 tes one week apart, begin nin@ IS early as possible and c ilg 8 per.cd of about two m V each season. The carl :, est e9iag is, as rlla, the best or as saoa IS aly other, ;1d after ae inst two CT sometimes tht seedIngs, the yield falLs off var pdly, The late se' dings u3l !lY Erioes thin sfan2, sl ort CT growth. late maturity, and a yield of chaffy grain.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-02-26
W' W'arn,ag Order.

B.a CorueIious Plaintiff Anna Cornel1ous Defendant,
 Cleveland ChancGry Gourt. Tie Defendant Anna cotnelious is warned to sppsf.F in f..lis curt within thirty days, and answer tte eonp!ialEt of the Paint if Ben Cotneli6us. February 1oth 1920.
 t. l.. NcLerdon. Clelt j. H. Eendergon Att'y for Plaint.f fl. J. S. Thomas Attsy ad I..lrm for il n-resident Defendant
Cleveland County herald., 1920-02-26
Demonstration Notes
To Cam Rg
 Club Girls
SELECTION OF PLOT

SELECTION OF PLOT
 Select well drained sandy or sandy foam soil, preferably one nearly level. Avoid land that has been tomatoes the year before if there has been any dis ease of plants, unless your Agt furnishes you with resis ant seeds.
 PREPARATION OF PLOT
 Land for tomatoes sh ould be plowed under in tie fall one inch deeper than in previous ear II this has not been done, get fl done now as seen as ti4e e3il + dry enough to piow. tftar the 1.10 acre Q&2 it. X 8 fl) has been plowed, spread on broad cast two loads of well rotted barnyard manure. Thoroughly harrow it ill and mix II with the soil before plants are set out.
 STARTING PLANTS
 In order to secure crop Of early tomatoes the plants should be atarted during the winter, in hot beds, cold frames, or window boxes If plants are started in boxes secure 6 box about three inches deep, two feet long, and eighteen inches wide. Fill tht box to top with good soil, plant S aed in row about two inches apart and cover them one hail ineh deep. Keep the box in 3 sunny window and water lightly with srrirklirg can each day with water tat fee neither warm TOT cold to the hand.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
Lea Of Appetite

A. a general rule theirs Is moth
ing serious shout a loss Of appetite
and II you skip a meal or only eat
two mrals 4 dav Tor a lev days you
Gill soon have . relish Tor your
meals when meal tins comes. beal
in mind that at least Ave hnnr,
should always slaspe bet ween meal,
40 a. 10 give the food ample tim,
to diaes, and the stomsch = period
II rest before a second III cal Ia taken
Then Il you eat no more thu,
you crave and take q REASONABLE,
amount NJ oUsjom exercise ever,
day Won will not need {, worry a
bou, your sppeti,. When .he los'
Of appetite 10 caused by constipation
asis often the case. tbs, should b,
corrected st once. A uose 81 Cham
berlalb Tablets will do il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Misr Elisn Glhhs. al Charlotte. Il
visiting Mr., Clyde Hadsoa.
Mrs m. syivis II visiting ~.
iaiivss as.d txssGds al Sylvia.
Miss Ida TsilsDt visited relative.
10 Chariotts this week. \
Mn. sud M Joe LArkins. d
Nashville. are tine guests oa kr. and
Mrs w. NJ. Crowwll.
Mrs. Edith Carol. who has oesa
or the sick list is several dass. Ia
able 10 be out sssiD.
The baby Of In. and Mrs. W. N.
Diamond. which hss hssn ssssously
i'll tof several dave, /. some better
Mr.. and Mira. & A. Hunter and
ta,asis spout the seek end 10
White Blaft.
N0TICE--Fo furnished " Ut,
furnished ROOM. --e Ars. d, b
Coleman. Phone III.
Mrs, Mitchell TFestes and daugh,
tsf. Mrs. Lille Mi. ~. u knnrville
are here the aus.ts u Mr.. aud Ars,
&c A Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ". Pearson, oi
Nashville. spent a les days with
Mr., and Mr q, " Davidson. r.
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, Sylsis and
family, VI SashyllIe. sp%nt The
weak obi hers .tee sassts. vi Mr.,
aud Mrs. Z, q. Sena,.
Mrs., Moll,e Cothett aud dauah.
ter, Mr. Harvey Heinss. aud chill
drrn. Of Atlanta, Ga. spent the
Weekend near Charlotte tn. guests
~ Mr. and Mss. Will Curh-u
Dorsey L. Csstleman. OF Detroit.
Mich vas called IONS Sunday on
account OF the death Ut his father,
Dr.. A u. c~astlsmsu. who died Of
his home a, Charlplta.
Mrs. viii fostsr. Mrs. Mabel
tiriAin. MIRA w d Btewn aud chill.
trsn. Miss Gena PaI,~n and Finley
Duncan spen, Monday al Bon Aqua
Syringe
Mrs. Oscar kssnon aud daughter,
Louise, oil Paris. are here the guests
81 Mrs., kesnon's mother, Mrs. nj.
nora Ma, and ulhsr relatives
and iriends
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
DOWNWARD cOuRsE


A little baekaes Ut ksst.
Daily Increasing Till tbs back 10
lame sGd wsak.
Urinary d!soadsrs may quickly
follow:
Dropsy and Often hrights' disease
This irsaosatiy IL ths aowlward
eoaRss O! hsdnsy lin.
Don't take this course. Foliow
the nd twice VI y Diekson citiasn.
N ] Nall. freight eondaetor.says
$50 maeh ioliing osss hard roads
put tss Aidn@ys Ia pretty bad shape.
suffered Z lot from hscsac be-
and the kidnsy secretious w.n uH
Natural bad q tired i%e.l,og all
the time, too. !sa~ Deans Kidney
Pills advertised and got box at
the Clenore Phssmacy, GLADLY
recommend tham.'
Price Go. al al dsslss~. Don't
simply ask tor a kidney f. mesiy--
get itoaa q Kidney Pills -~tAr -sns
that Mr.. Nall had. Foster Nil.
barn Co.. Mtu Buffalo, NY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
5
Reports Show County In
Good Financial Condition

From the Official reports ptesent
cd TO the County Court a, Cbsrlolt,
Monday. il sppeafs sha. Dickson
County is IN hrst-class financial
condition aud on = sound busines,
basis
II 10 shown by County Judge
Wsems' report that Dickson County
has 10 its cr~dl, IN cash and uneoi
lsctsd taxes So, 1868 81. which IL.
perhaps the largest amoaut eser r.
ported at ANY July term FROM
this showing. II would appear that
the greatest economy has been used
in tbs management OF every branch
81 the County Government. Prsc-
ticAily avery fund has . better bal,
ancs than WAS reported u year
ago.
1t will be remembered tha, at tie
July term two years ago, there was
reported several thousand dollars oil
Outstanding warrants against the
County Fund. With no funds to
meet their payment. According 10
the County Judges report, there
vas only $500 % OF outstanding
warrants against the County Fund.
With UNSOLICITED taxes due this fund
0! &3,sss SO. which indicates plain
~ that this fund viii be far out o!
debt by the October term--whlcb
will be the fret time tina, the Coun.
~ Fund has been ou, oi deb. for
many years. except tor ! period Of
two days prior TO the April term
u this year.
The County received n very in.
,sres,iug report irem the High
school Board, which showed that
there we're sradus,sd at III. Central
High School 1t Dickson las, spring
thirteen pupils. The County also
authorised the County High School
hoard to contract Tor repairs At the
Central High sjhool. which when
the necessary rspsirs are completed
sill make this one Of the darst and
hes, equipped hish schools IN th-
State. The report OF the High
School Board showed that the State
officials had elassed this school a.
one among the bee, in Tennessee.
which should be a matter Of pride
10 every Dicksea Couniian; and
from the sentiment expressed IN the
Court, II appears that Dickson
County 10 alive for The hsttermsn,
ci 10 younger citizens.
The County sppesrr 10 be- 10 such
. condition thht II will not be nee
sssary 10 increase the amount II
reysnnr Tor sns tunt tor the coming
year, aud The County Cour, e. a
whole. are tn be congratulated unon
this splendid showing. especially
considering ,hs extra high cos. al
oil County supplies,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
~ok RGsloIkr NorHs
q, r. Bro,ni,, Admin

q, r, Brutni,, admin
w.
s, T. Rrvsnit, ., al
In Chanceey Court at Charlotte,
Tennessee.
In 1his cause it appears 10 The
Clerk and Msstsr from the bill
which In sworn TO that thr Delta.
h. :. Brumit. Matte ..Rsssp. Bud
Raglan, Eaoch Branit. Robert Raj.
Inns and Henry Bt am. are
norrrsidsn,s a tbs stat. of Tenn /.
rod cannot be s~tved vith psocese.
i, il therefore ordered tia, puhliss.
ton be made lee said IA~tss cha,
they appear 4, the Courthouse in
the town n Charlotte, Tenn. 90
the Ash DAY u July. 1870, came
being special term d this coM,
this Court. aud plead, anSwcr OF
demas 10 ue bill hed sss,nst them
os the bin viii BE- tsken iot Goa
fe<sed and the esu.e set for hearns
sxpasse, |, IL further osdervd III Al
this sc,,ie be published 10 n
herald ts hour e.snsecs,ivr seek.
.. required By is~ in sueh Or -
Ntn.ss my ksDG cSes tor. Ja1 /.
stth. iS2M
IL Tsy.w. { An
Joe B. Wsrms. So.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
TRUSTEE

HUNT. We Arv authorized 10 Annoancs
slAyd den liunt ~ . eAairdsts Ion the
othce OF Iouaty Trustee. subject "
The will u .hs qualified voters 81 the
August election.
D0rSuN-Ws are authorized " All
uou0ee W. K. LIotson ~ = candidate
ior the office OF Trustee. subircs 10
thr viii VI tbs qualified voters =. sit
comiag August election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
nj.
KErREsENTATltE

MILLER W. are authorized 10 Nj.
noapee III. 7. V Miller ~ a candidate
lor Representatives from Dickson Co.,
IN the ne Ges~ssl Ass~,st hi, subject y
the vail u the dsmoefs,le soisfs Al tLe
August PRIMARY.
MYTHS WI aIe ataslssafxsa w M
aounes Ds J +. Mathia % q candidate
t.. representative iroia Nskaon County
sab y<st ~ the will VI the democratic
voters As ihs Ausust primary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
BIG Increase Ia Oil Production


The u. s Geological Survey an
nounees Kentucky and Tennessee
Production Tor April Ut $4,000
bills, an increase OF $4,000 owe,
March. thus CAUSING these two
states to ous-rank OHIO and equal
PennsylvAnlA ~ oll producers
The April daily average produc.
ton vas 21.s3)b bib h,r keniuck,
and Tennsssee.--0l Trad Je~v,
~al VI lr~ Yorf, tssrs 81 Jsy
fsAl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
Sammer Complaint
Quickly RrIivecd.

About tw0 years 4 wtsn sui
ering from 4 sewers stack Of sum
mer complaint, | took Chamber,
lain'- Collie and hauhoes X. med,
add il relieved me almost INSTANTLY.
writes Mrs Henry Jewet,, CLARK
Mills. Y This 10 IN exc.llen,
remedy ts cello ani dMrrhoss anc
should be kept at hsud BY ever,
family
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
HIGHWAY COMMISSION

SPENCER W. are authos ised 10 an
nounss N d. spancrr, u the Fourth
District ~ d candidate for msn.ber Of
Highway Commission, subject 10 tbs
~ill VI the qualified voter. ~ the Aasust
election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
COUNTY JUDGE

WEENb W. are authorised 10 AnDeuns
joe h. Nvems "A = candidate tor re-
SECTION to the lf,ee Vt county lndss
subjse, to the Nj! VI the quaiisea
yUtsrs Al tlr August election.
FRAZIER We are autho,i4sd " an.
Bovnes Frank ttasisf ~ . candidate
ioI sks oilss II County Judge, subject
~ the voters ~ the August. ls1U. slse~
tlSn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
Notkel

All creditors OF Dr.. A. q. Castle.
man. deceased, late Of Dickson
County. Tennessee, are hereby sp-
ptised Of his death. and warned 10
bsing me their accounts and de.
mands,
{. \. Csalemsn, Admr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
Da. ]. \. MATTHEW'S
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

sore Eyes. C.ranuA,~d Eyeisds.
WidAAsss. Watering. itching Eyes.
Sconsas Nesygsuna on the eyes
Can posssivsiy b csared with d.
Garhnaie's Eve Remedy Sold
and Guaranteed BY is ~ Ma,
dsuwssss IN Cekson. a 81
per bottle. Your q ,oney zach It
not pleased With r sah Can be
sen, anywhere BY . .rcel pc =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
DICKSON PEOPLE
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

Many Dickson p~opi" are ts' \
simple ~elvcerlns. hu, horn bark,
e,e a., as,as.i ~ .Ala,I 4 -. The
Pushes BOTH upgtI and lSwrr
kowsl ~ completely Il euinv~s al
foul. accumulated pulssrr !5tta =
im.ntay canal aud prev, nt- apptn
dleit,s AIdertsa RELIEVES Any
CASE gas on stnmseh ~ -our stnn-
ach. Often CURES constipation
Ia one csss of chronic stomach
trouble ONE bottle produced sond.
.rful results.
Clemore Pharmacy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
NNOUNCEMEN
STATE 81 MAJOR

EItE--Ns are authorized 10 Aaao0nes
J. w. Race, VI Sssaast County. ~ 4
candidate inf the otles VI State sxaa
tor ,rVm slia senatorial D,strtet, sah-
Irst " a., Democratic Primary, Aug
ust Oh,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
SHERIFF.

rtTry We are authorized 10 an
nuunee J, i. Petty ~ . Candidate iot
reelection ~ the otace OF sheriff. sub
lect To To. viii Of the qualified voters
st ths August 1870 election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

He took her rowing on the lake,
She vowed shs'd 20 no more
asksd her shy--hef answer came.
"Hp only Rugged the shors.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Some pvcplr say that nude il ~,
Other people ssy thai nude j.
naughty, Psroaally ~e thint i,
depends 90 the shape.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

IL you have 10 . blliboards Ia
tell the people What you hsv, done
you have M, done much.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

s,OTT We as author s~ds 10 All
uonues J. NJ Scot. ~ = Candidate iol
the office OF Tax Assr.sos saejec, 10 III,
vii Of ,tt~ 9ual,tisd ,otsrs Al the AsS
ust tau election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
A

rATUM. W. are authorised 10 an
nuunte q. L. rainm ~ . candidate
tor reelection 10 she othce OF Tan AZ
s.ssor, subject to the will OF the Quai-
',tiett 'v,stets III ahf August vtseti0a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Ii IL very d,scomsgins to thini
OF. tut today 10 the future W,
hoped Tor hsty vears ago.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

The 's1 man TO complain should
be = msn born 10 Eurap~ making A
contustabls lyins 10 Ameylca,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Some people are sl~sys In a
hurry to get there. whether th~y arr
going any place ~ not.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Mott oi ~ have more v~-p~c,
ls hsndi, than We hsvv tot 4
dsadbest.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

You can cut cut Ii1uos. but you
cant ohliterats the paih i, hss
beaten across yous constitution,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Soms hootlsssvrs are 80 PERSISTENT
they ought b be wcsid-h~a tsrs 10
ans other ltn- Of business.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

No matter wh~is you 70 btsyel
wagts are always paid some~her,
else.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

People are ususilv willing to do
their duty. hus they do mol like 10
do too much Of IL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

some people Az alwsys hsnki,
Tor the dawn u . ns~ iay vi
not try "a make something u tod. !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Tbs Herald ls nos $i56 a ysar.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-27
CALIFORNIA MAY
REVIVE LANTES

Los Angeles, Cal, March 26.-Re-
vival of the old 'vigilante" days of
California is planned by the automo-
bile club of southern California. to
prevent motor car accidents and theft.
A vigilance committee of 200 promi-
nent business men is being formed
who will always be on the job and act
secretly. Each will be pledged to report
all infractions of the traffic laws OBJ
served by him, promptly by mail, on
postcards furnished for that purose
Machines will be traced by license
number only.
Organized action has been made i'm
perative by the rapid increase of
motor vehicles IN the city. California
now is credited with more automo-
biles per capita than any other state
with one to every six inhabitants. and
in Los Angeles county alone there
are one third of the total number in
the state-the license showing more
than 141. 900 in this one county.