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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
Nc S-hcoule Change, After All

/. & N Agent w. II Bower ha;
just received word from head
quarters that the date of the
change of schedule Of the old L.
{, A. branch as announced in
the Daily Register Friday, has
been postponed. 1t is planned to
put the revised schedule into ef-
tects later, perhaps, but it will
not be done yet. The changed
schedules affected the early
morning train from Ravernt to
Frankfort, which will therefore
continue to reach Richmond at !
o'clock, and the night train from
Frankfort, which gets here at
SIS as before.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
Register Afternoon January
Come Here Hunting Teachers

Shortage of teachers in the
Fayette county schools brought
Mrs. Mamie c. Faulconer, coun-
ty superintendent, and Mrs. w.
c Wilson, one of her faculty, over
to Richmond Friday: They visit
ed the Eastern Normal and
sought to secure some exper-
fenced teachers, and will un-
doubtedly be able to secure some
from here very socn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
Sea Moss,

Owing to the war the supply of "sea
moss" of which several hundred
thousand pounds, valued at almost
$4,000, have been imported annually
for the most part from France and
Germany, has virtually come to an
end. Sea moss (nOt seaweed) is the
popular. name of several kinds of
small marine animals that grow in
colonies of a branching. plantlike form
Their commercial value arises from
their having a horny skeleton which
preserves the general plantlike shape
of the growth.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
CANNING FACTORY FOR
HICKMAN IS PLANNED

+ Hickman, KY. Jan. 31-If the farm
ers in this section sign up to grow 100
acres Of tomatoes Hickman has a
chance of getting canning factory
and the matter of getting the acreage
promised has been turned over to the
County Farm Bureau.
The Kellogg Products Company, of
Buffalo, N. Y, has purchased the
plant of the United States Breweries
Company and will use it to make
butterine.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
CONTINUE TO GO UP
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, Jan. 31-Twenty-two
articles of food reached their record
prices on December 2. They were six
tenths of one per cent higher than
in December, 1913, according to the
bureau of labor statistics.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
No Use To Wash Fish

"Dnah," inquired the mistress
suspiciously, "did ycu wash the fish
carefully before you baked it,?
Claw, ma'am." sad Dinah, "wot's
de use OBJ washin' dc fish OATS lived
all its life in de watah"?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
SnaiIowneSS.

Shallow waters show a very clear
bottom and but little intensity of light
's needed III order 70 display the peb-
bleS and clear sand. That must be a
'pureSt ray Serene"-a pencil OF
strongest iight-Which diScloSes the
black. rich. Wreck-Strewn depths. For
the clearneSs of depth is very different
from the clearneSs of ShallOwneSS. Tho
former is a positive quality. The latter
is negative.-Charles Warren Stod-
d;irG, -..... ..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
FISH IN STORAGE

Last year the cold storage plants of
this country reported approximately
total of 100000 pounds of frozen
fish in their warehouses OF one-tenth
of pound per capita for our popu-
lation
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31

"O'Shea," said the captain sternly
81 saw you running from a boche this
morning as if the devil were after
you; you had thrown away your rifle
dan"
"Yis,. scr Oh know it, sor, but ye
see CT had just slipped live hand
gIcnaIe in his pocket, and"
81 sec, said the captain.-Amer.
Legion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31

The Kenyon bill appropriating S.
100000 for the education of illiterates
in this country was passed by the
Senate.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31

Good, better and best, is the way
the saying runs. When you speak
of coffee, it is good, better and Rock
wood. Buy your Lockwood today
from D. B. Mckinney q Go. 19tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31
Difference of Custom.

'In old England people showed their
excitement by saying POUNDS y"
''And in New Jersey the commuters
say 'Zones!"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31

Gov Coolidge, Of Mass, announces
that he is not a candidate for the
Presidency and never has been.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-31


joyful having another meaning from that generally
riding They
of
Relief homes 70 they smiling
their captivity The Relief
girls until they
million
making nation wide for funds
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Constance an,adge "A EMNI WIFE, Patriot Friday and SATURDAY


TIE Womanls Missionary Soci%sv
et the VI, y Church. South. hsld
iss regular business meeting Monday
afternoon, March 9th ut the home al
Mrs, l.. A. McCaui. Mss ks~ch
presided ovss the meeting. asposss
os oiAcsss show that all lines os ths
~osk sse being carried ON with
interest snd zeal, Too much
praise csnnot be given ous supeFin-
teudenss oi yoaas people ari chill
drsE, and the auxiliary 10 10 BE-
congratulated 90 havins two such
officers. They are doing waadss.
tal work ln preparing The young
people aud ehlldren TO carry on the
work in alter years, The name of
Mi~s Mianle Norris Was added 90
the roll.
The Mission Study Class will
meet with Mrs Eisaaes next Mon.
.iar assarHaaa Al, 2M, Ne will.
study ,hr chapter on Acquiring y
The Bible study will be Matthew.
2S.
Mira III. n, Williams will hs
hostess oI the social meeting March
l5 at $50. Dons forget your pack.
age for the bazaar
Sap,. Study and Publicity.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
In MemMiAnn.

God. source OF all wisdom snc
power. has again permitted the
Angel .! Death TO enter our midst
and claim Tor His own our belovec
friend, Margeret II, Crouch. aged
sixty three years.
She was the widow Of the late Dr.
". II Crouch, who preceded h~l
10 The grave seventeen years ago
She is survived by the following
children: Dr.. d. II. Crouch. Eatlins
ton. Ky, NJ. c. and Edwin Crouch,
Casper, Wyo.. and Mrs Il 7. Cook
.ey. Yellow Creek, Houston Co,
Teun. with whom she lived at the
time oi her death, ..
Mrs.. Crouch wss member q
The Methodist Church. she vas Z
christian and loyal member. eve
ready to aid in any work that would
cause the advancement Of Chris
,iani,y in her church o. conmunity
Asa vile. mother and sister, .he
vas alwsys loyal aud faithful witt
A devotion mos, beautiful aud no
parsl!eled She spoke oi many oI
hs, dear friends and kindred IN be'
laa moments, and left . nesssgs
tor each al her ,hise sops, hei
las, sords tat her Youngest son
Edwin, were to tell him Ali i.
veil. with mother. by that we
know she will dwell 10 thai bead
s,iul city. where troubles and spr
row are unknown.
To the tereaved ooss | wouif
say, mourn not io1 ~ you aes'
alons lifs's marrow Way, Aothe'
ssspas in heavens isir c,,s With
gentle smile and ou.s,reiched arm
xelcamiug you home.
A FRIEND.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Reception For Mr.. and
Mrs. !. b. Bradley.

As. and Mrs. !. b. Bradley ~sts
shs honor guests ot heastifuliy
srranged reception. given thsm ~
ths members cf the Church ei
Christ. II ths home oi Mr. and Mts.
4. II. Leathsrs oa Tuesday evening
of this weed. The Leathsfs home,
aiways noted Tor lin hospitality, was
an ideal setting for the entertain
meas Mr.. and Mrs, Bradley cams
10 labor With this congregation
6tteen years axo, t~o ysass ago be
vas called to other Gslds. bat still
made Dsckssn their hons. Now
that they have disposed u their
home and will In . isx mou,hs
leave our paidst, ii was very be-
fitting tha, the congregation shew
Ito love aud appreciation fa thsm
and their past Year, work.
Mfs. b. C. McKslyty, Mts. Liza,
,hess house guest. received The
lrarnds oi the evening ut the door,
Mr.. and Mrs, Lea.heu With Mr., and
Mrs. Bradley formed q reception
line In the parlor. In mere the friends
were ushered by Miss Fannie lea,
shsrs. then seated throughout the
spscions home by Mu. d. l..
Swank and Mrs. Clayton Smith.
Later IN the evening a delightful
program, consisting OF solos.
chosuscs and readings WAS rendered.
Mrs John Leathsrs voice selections
With Mrs. RAYMOND JosIln accom-
panist we're especially enjoyed, as
we're Mrs. Joe h. Weems original
readings and Dr.. Geo. Sis ydsns
humorous stories,
Mira, d. l.. Swank In behalf oi
the congregation presented Mrs.
Bradley gorgeous bouquet OF red
carnations gracefully tied with
green ,ulle,
". A. Meadow. 10 beautifully
chosen words. told what Mr.. and
Au. Bradley had meant TO the
congregation and IN Ito behalf pre-
ssstAd them With q handsome Vic.
lrols and three dcaen records,
These being = nice SUN Of money
lsf, a:,ef buying the Victrola, lit
was also presented An artistic
handpainted booklet with the
names oi the donors went with the
gifs. Mr., and Mrs, Bradley re.
spondsd--th Ankins their friends Tor
their love and ,houghtiulness
The remainder Of the evening
was spent informally in converse
tion aud hearing the new machine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

Believing that the most satisiac
tHy way. 10 all concerned. to con.
duet 4 retail business is to pay
cash and sell Tor cash. therefore, We
have decided to pu, on, gents iur.
uishins business on = strictly cash
aasis, which We are confident will
NEE, the approval Of our customer,
,or II. will enable US to discount our
bills aad thereby give our patron.
an opportunity to buy goods q, a
lower price.
We wish 10 thank our patrons
and friends Tor the generous trade
given VA in the past and soliciting
a contiuusnce OK same, assuring
you the bssi merchandise posaihle
Tor the least money.
Crow Bros, * Morrow.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Meeting OF "Old Hickory
Chapter" u. d. &.

| Ths meeting III "Old Hickory
Chapter" u. d G. which vas held
Wednesday afternoon u the boms
| Of Mrs. A. II. Lssthsss on Center
Ave. Was largely attended. The
| first vice psssidens. Mrs, h. L.
| Morrow was in charge.
A short business session WAS held
application tor membership being
| made by Mrs. Je!,ie Choats. This
chapter was presented wi.h lhs Uic-
tafe Of General Prsshins and Wood.
row Wilson by Mrs Dan Jossin,
which will be sivea 70 the Dlcksoa
High School at suitable date.
During roll call Mira Geo, Davidson
presented the chapter with 4 gilt ol
money. all u shiob we're greatly
appreciated.
Mr, Eugene fwva~, historian.
took charge OF the program, The
lirst number being q vocal selection
by Mrs. J. b. Lsathers "l'm Lone.
some That's All. aud for an encore
ses sang Dear Old Pal Of Mine"
both u which we're greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Sara l., wishAri conducted
q auitI on Southern History and
tbs Conlsd9aey which brought out
some cleves answers.
Mrs. X. NJ. Meadows voice Was
heard in two pretty sonac Birth.
day and Dear Little Woman Of
Mine. -
Mrs. Claude Hoopers Qsiu on
Things We ought TO Know" Was
entirely up to the minute and quite
Interesting. The program was
closed BY Mrs, Raymond Joslin
playing some beautiful piano se-
lectiune.
The hosiess vas assisied by her
daughter M.ss Fannie in dispensing
a tempting salad and sandwich
course
Those enjoying the hospitality oi
Mr Leathers besides her house
guest. Mrs Dave Mckslyey, were,
Mcsdames Ray Hogin oil Hunts.
vile. Ala. Miss Russ. Nashville.
McCreary, Of --Mesdamss r. NJ.
Meadow. Raymond Joslin. D. l..
Sxank, Geo. Davidson. w. l..
Mosfison, Jet,ic Choxte and John
3. Les,hers.
Mrs, Claude Hooper will be hos
,ess OF nex, meeting on April eth,
Nssdsmes +. l.. Morrow and A. H.,
i4ea,hers being tie committee 10
telephone the members.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

Let the citizens nj ,his burg
"wats ap,'' VIZ think svtsytmsy
has been a.leep.owins 10 thu facs
that ~ never see anything In our
little county pager iFom this place,
We have wilh ~ again kmmst
Potts. better known a. "Mai.e,"
from Lansing. Mich, he has bern
employed by IN automobile Co,
there, We suppose he came home
TO ca, and rest q while since having
the nu.
Mrs. kiisis Miller snd the twins,
Claud Gussin and Jack Hasis
Miller are visiting their mother aud
grandparents, Mrs, A. v. schmis.ou.
The managers oi the h II. Sosy
Tobacco Company Al Siaydsn ere
nris,ng tobacco in a hurry Thsv
seem u be getting ready Tor another
hig rush.
Our friend piuk Foster has re-.
turned from Nashville. where he
Gas operated on.
Uncle Bebhie Ra,ts has gone 10
his home y. Cedar Hill im = few
days visi, with his "home iolks,'
The Martin Hotel viii b% lonesome
lot Uncle Robbis three timss day.
Lester Baker and sister, Mise
stslla. have returned irom Hill.boro
where they hsvs bern visiting Nh,
and Mra Henry Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Fsrguson
have moved 10 their a~w and ~.
trsctive home near the ]. h. VII.
liama manufacturing plant Ia North
slayden.
J b Williams has returned from
a business trip TO Mount Vsrnos,
Indians.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Auction Sale OF
pedigreed Duroc Pigs

| will. on the 18th dsy oi March,
a, Reeve. Livery Sabis offer iof
sale SIX pigs and ons .o~ out OF
Col. bred dam aod sired by out
standing .ou o! "Scu<oss. the
$50 0U Ns,ionsl Grand Champion
boar Tats sov 10 Annie Col.
S542tQ. L. months old, Pigs are 1
mouths old. -four sua and ,~o
males. Tree will - 10 The high
est srd best bidder ca day OF sale
Tor cash,
Gentleman. aete 10 \ chance ioe
you 10 get .one ei tie bssi blood
that exists in the Duroc family
Everyone ~ho is iu,s rested in pure
bred hoss shoaid ncg ae 10 this sale.
Sale begins Al 1890 \ m.
NJ. ". Butt ey. D,cksos.
%. ". Dodsoc. auct oaee,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

The DeMaFco Company will ~.
pear In tns High Sehoel Aaditosism
On Tuesday evsaiaG March ~
Ths psosram viii ccnass ses1sly NJ
music. Mlss Dsx.lvo plays the
harp also thu piano, GAe 10 4 native
oi l.sliy and prsssnss masaeAl
Sketches tso,x Ass natiss eannifv.
Nh. Aissrap, who assasas Miss
DsAarco. h . kaisAsd yseliniss.
his playing A.s attracted lavesAels
eommsat irom the press u msay
cities,
The high seAoel l. glad 10 cax
this high class attraction and Il k
hoped that the paelie will pa,reaiss
II generously.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Special Notice.

W. ~iil start our tiwt car ot 1--we
poultry 10 marke, this weak.
saturday, March Is. ou, VI Dickson,
We want yeur poultry OF all kind
los this car and will pay very top
msfke, price in cash. W. can
handle very eloae to quotation by
putting IN car saving feed and loss
weights so take advantage oi our
of!er and help us ON our fret car.
We are not afraid to say poultry
has reached the top anil WE can and
will pay 40 much nov NJ anytime
this season we think Remember
aud brins us your poultry Saturday.
II A. Peyton. pfaariaioi, Pey,on
Produce Co. Dickson. Located
near ice plant on Railroad street.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

oG' Monday Evening. March l5,
tbsss viii be presented by the s.n.
dsets 0i tbs Dlekson City School
ths following plays in the cublio
school auditorium ut Dickson;
"Tha Arrival oi Bill" 10 the title
ol . very interesting little play 10
bs given by six pupils. The play
ID . farce Ia 2 acts. There are five
sirls and one boy in this play.
John shsf so,d's cousin, from
whom hs has no, heard in hv.
years. wfilss tba. she ia going 10
California and ,s sending Billy TO
bs cared for 10 her absence, Rapid
prepare .ions are made Tor the care
and entertainment of Billy, with
volumes ot advice from the neigh.
bou, Billy, upon arrival proves
10 bs 4 cat. '+ .4~''..-''':'
Bees Goss 10 Europe" 10 the
title Of . second play 10 be present
sd by eleven pupils. This play IL
\ comedy Of haste in 3 acts and \
telephone prologue. This play is
one oi Miss Woodman's beat and
brightest comedies and introduces
The Bunch from Ration High
School. =" The play 10 brilliant and
the action lively. Ii il a very clsy.
Or and amusing play, fall oi Wit,
and oi high tone,
Don I fall 10 see the above pIays.
Music by the local Orchestra.
Reserve Seats
Here TO fore several complaints
have been made by bu.iness meu
Aad patrons Of the school. who we're
confined to their places Of business
until late Ia the evening, that they
could not get \ seat or All appro-
pirate one on attending an enter
iainment given 10 the City School
auditorium. The teachers realize
that husv people can not we'll con-
sregAts at the school building from
one to two hours before the enter.
,ainmsnt ~ hig number do ln
order to get front seat. Hence.
forth, At all entertainments given
in the Dickson city school. there
will be about l20 seats reserved in
the front OF the building, Those
desiring tickets Tor reserve seats are
requested to see ar write Frank
Gs,swood. Citizens National Bank,
Dickson. or Huron Shelley, Frat
National Bank, Dickson, who viii
have = diagram o! the arrangement
Of the seats in the auditorium,
Admission
Rrssrvs seats 80 eents
Adult ticket - r%n4a
Pupil Of either school IL cis
The proceeds 10 be used Ia beau.
tifyina the interior Of school build
inE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Presbyterian Church Notes.

On March IA and the following
Sundays special evanselis,ic drive
10 planned Tor all the churches Ia.
klng rau In the ln.erchurch
movement ln the prasbytes, oi
NashvIlle . number of churches
will have eyangelis,ic meetings,
In Sabbath schools the teachers
sre urged 10 make every day a
Decision day" The JuslM In.
desvor Society held ,ts first session
March I.
In inia church the pastor will
pfssch q. / O'Clock and a, 7 .. m /.
March IL The Sabbath school
holds i,s regular session nj yt5
snd the Endtavor Society meets a,
4 y m Junior Endeavor 3p. m
Mid.w,ck service Wedn~sdsy y
645 followed by CHOIR practice.
All are invited tn meet and
~orship with us.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

Farm im saIs st very low agure--
one ot the best locations In Ahh
di.xie,. very good buildings. run.
ming water. good orchard: best up.
land in Dickson county: one mile
ou Branch RI. from CoIeshufx
Abeu. 10 acre. and so,esi bargain
At k2, 800 See ~ call sherman
Adcoca, Dickson. telephone iS7 ~
~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

FfH tFLFFsiAA4FAk EBb HINs W HsAs
Jones, Citizens paoas iu2.
New Ilns ol spring caps juss AT.
rived vi Crow Bros. and Monow
IfOR sALE-Hgh. grade Jersy co~
and cali Sec J DAyis, Dickson
Remember tbs John Deere Iips i,
the best. T, X Edwards.
Remember the closing out sale
at the Rex Dry Goods 20.
When 10 need oi anything 10 ths
lmpiemcd, lioe, call on r. Il, III
wafis,
Five milk eows Tor sale. aes
Roy Musptrse .ColumbiA Produce
Co,
Just. rseStseel' q co,ap4sts '4sae 81
spring caps and bats
Cruw Bros, Il Morrow.
Crow Pros Il Morrow have the
most ap to.date line oi nrn and
boys caps and hats in Diokson.
Call and res them.
Mts. Willie Jones has Installed A
hemstitchsng machine in her bone
aud is now ready 10 DO your hem
stitching Call Citissns phone lO-2.
DRESS GOODs--We Aill have
nice line Of dress goods Ladies
II you wan, a bargain come IA the
closing ont sale OF the Rex Dry
Goods Co.
FOR SALE Buggy aud hsrne"
aud one horse wagon and hsfnsss
VIII cell at hargstn. See y J
Davis. Dickson. Team.
II you want something nohby In
cap see tho new Spring line at
Crow Bros. and Morrow.
II you want TO buy your goods
for less get them al the Rex Dry
Goods closing out sale.
VIZ. r,,L cow. r., .,,s ca.
pou u,,nh,.. =, rol,,,,h,. p,na, :.
Co
Va, w;ll s.va " y., ran, -,
vs,, hlI -, H., ,1,3. -. =,
=, h,,s;,, IN ;, r, r. ~
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C,,,.,. N,,.a,,f ga,k 4, ,,.,
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FOX @AuG Pure bret y e.
khpd t4ah' t"d eE.s - per
G9moy. rp f&9n~ ~
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

FOR SAf.E--Six tracts oI
timher.d land in Wesi Dickson
near and sd!o,nlns the famous
Psype Spring. Thsse tracts con
tlpls irom 9 to a. scres and can hs
hoash, separately OF A = whole and
can be hough. we'll worth the ,non.
ey /. taken al once.
See Pinker.on 4 Sanders
Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Marriage l.iscenSe Issued
for the Month OF February,

{. +. Hs,grnse aud khe Caven.
der.
Huber, Fortner and Bette
Purksu
NJ, Kingston and NJ n Richard,
son
A. Reynolus aud Minnie Ham
A Il jordan and Dell Howell.
+ h Shelley and Grace Smith,
Tom EiSin and rhslms Reeves.
" Mcdonald and Blanch Mar.
Tin.
K SpAnn and Dora Phillips.
II. Trc,,e, and Lula Potts
N fisher and Annie l.ampley.
y. Il Street and Grscie Fielder
+. White and Minnie shelton
Cnlored
Ber. Smith and Nal,s Hunter,
:, Carr aud CAllie Henry.
------a-~~------------"-------
Bring me your ssss | Will give
you the market price I Il. Edwards
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
4 Timely Suflest on

The asx. time sou hare cough
OF cold try Chamberlain. Cough
Remedy. II ID pleasant to tsks
and you ore sore 10 be pleased wssh
the relief which ii aaor3s, This
remedy has 8 vide repu.sion for
i,s ceres Of coughs and colds
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

Sunday. March ~, l0;<, q. N.
al NJ. Johns Lutheran Church os
Dickson, Rev. J. v. =. ksyhoe
breaches 4 srssnon on The Fruit VI
A Christian nts. %. TN. class Ia
Docrinal lnsssuctiou. v:46 \. IN.
sunday School. You sr most
cordially invited 10 attend,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

NOTICE Bring me your plain
aewing. hon-edfes.es, nnderclo,h.
ing cbildrsns clothes. Also Gro
rhe.ing and tatting. Northeast
corner Church and College street,
Lecy A, Hsgler.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

RENE m Der taas | have foil line
Of groceries, at Rock. Bottom
psscss. 7 x. Edssrss.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
TELLS DOCTORS HOW
 10 OBTAIN LIQUOR!
Correct Forms for Prescriptions
 Will Be Ready Soon

Collector of Internal Revenue James J. Walsh today stated that he had on this date received word from Prohibition Commissioner Kramer at Washington regarding the issuance of prescriptions fo'- intoxicating liquors.
 In very Short while. the depart mcnt will have for distribution forms 1403. upon which physicians will be obliged to issue prescriptions for in toXicating liquors. Until such time as the blanks are aVaila ble. however, any physician holding d permit to prescribe. may issue such prescrip- 1ions on his own blanks in duplicate. but he must see that they comply with all the instructions required in the regulations regarding both the actual prescription and the record, thereof.
 Collector Walsh quoted Treasury Decision 2SSl on the medical uses of wines and spirits which is as follows:
 ''Physicians may prescribe wlnes and liquors for internal uses. but in every such case each prescription shall be in duplicate. and both copies be signed in the physicians hand writing. The quantity prescribed for single patient for q period of ten days shall not exceed one pint. Tn no ease shuu q physician prescribe alcoholic liquors unless the patient is under his constant supervision.
 All prescriptions shall indicate clearly the name and address Of the patient. including street and apart mcnt number. if any. the date when written. the condition or illness for which prescribed. and the name of the pharmacist to whom the prescrip- ton is to be presented
 Regarding the physicians records, ! AIr. Walsh goes on: "The physician shall keep record in which d sepa- rate page or pages shall be allotted 1 each patient for whom alcoholic ! liquors arc prescribed and shall en- ter therein. under the patients nanle !. and address. the date Of each pre- 1 Scripton. and the name of the phar- maciSt filling the same.