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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
why EVERYONE SHOULD
JON N rms FIGHT

With the exceedingly small ap-
preparation Of $4,000 the Dspsst.
ment oil Health ei Tennessee is
making one oi the most stiiclsnt
fights against disease oi any stats
10 this country. And although the
death rate hom pssvsaiabls and
cufasle diseases 10 not beiag Low.
erred 10 any great extent, most Of
them are sisndinT still and This
shows that slowly. but surely. dis
eass in being stamped out.
North Carolina. wi,h = population
approximately the same ~ Tenn
essee. appreciated $27s 90 TO better
the public health. and Alabama.
with a smaller population than ours.
expended $3.50. 900 las, sesf.
Disease csus~s poverty aud II
goes hand in hand With ignorspcs.
II costs Tvnussses miltiea* al dol
lars each yesr in seunomic loss. the
iues oi the product oi the worker
while he Ii slck.
So the foregoing facts indicate
thst Tennessee 10 still ar unhealthy
s,ats 10 lave In aud Tennesssans
are Just beginning to awaken 10 the
'ac. that larger health sppropSia.
iion. more health laws. and more
intensive health work are needed II
thls state IL to take its proper posi-.
tion among tho foremos, states in
This country in Health as we'll ~ 10
Nralth.
One OF the best indica.iousa how.
ing that Tennesseans are awaken.
Ing 10 the intense interest maniies-
ted 10 the campaign Of the Tenn.
essee Anti Tuberculosis Association
Tor funds TO provide public health
nurses in vsrions counties Of the
state. Many counties have already
raised sufficient funds aud q drive
10 TO start shortly in Dickson Coun.
.y 80 that 40 mag also have one OF
these nurses.
The Anti tuberculosis Associs.
ton does not concentrate all its 81.
forts on the abolishmsnt oi timber.
culosis Az tins 10 = disease which
follows other plaques and kills
those whose bodice ard weakened
bv hookworm. typhoid. pnsumonia
aud influenza, |. believes that In
order successfully to combat The
Grest White Plague that the en-
tire health OF the community must
be- improved.
SO the public health nurses 90
into the schools and instruct chill.
dren in health matters, They car
~ with them health EXHIBITS. They
,vis.t parents. They cooperate
with the local authorities and With
the State Departments oi Health.
Education and Charities TO hsine
home their message that a healthier
com N unity means 4 wealthisr CON.
mnnlty.
Dickson County needs one Of
these nurses Il sup to the citi.
tens al the county to say whether
or not she 10 to come here. The
campaign OF the Tennessee Anti.
tuberculosis Association 10 one Of
the moet popular campaigns ever
wased in Tennessee Tor IL 10 a cam.
psign affecting Tennes.eans. 1t
ha. our suppm, and should have
the support OF every person in this
city aud in this county.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

| will sell at public auction 81
the A. X Bear farm one mile north
u dickson. on Thursday Feb, ~.
1870. beginning =, ten O'Clock. the
following Team oi mules, wagon
and ha-ness. disc pillow. disc harrow /.
binder, moving machine grain driIl
plows, cook stove and many other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
FERNS mans known un dsy ui
sale Sam Bear.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

The foregoing reference TO one oi
Dickson Coaaty boys. Lieu.ep tans
Dayton Watson. 10 OF interest to
hia many friends here. DAYTON is
the son ot Mr.. J. y, Watson. con,
ductn on the Mineral accommods.
,ion. He has been in the sir ger.
vice OF ,ha L \. army nearly three
yssts. ami did considerable Tying
in France,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Don't miss seeing the moving
picture Of D.sdemopa oil dsld ol
Texas ,onish, Thursday at the
Patriot Ai.o see Mr. Arnold at
Halbtook Hotel and l,t him tell
you all about il.
FOR SAlE--G. W. Dodson will
soil ~ ths higbes, bidder. Saturday
Feb. !, al lp NJ on Main p,res,
IN plcsron, \ spsnn of good work
.mulpa. wagon and harness Terns
announced on day u saie '.'."'
70. Sale Ten. months old regis
tered Daroc Jersey boar. Will
weigh abou. $50 pounds.
James ewherry,
Dickson. X 5,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
County Republican Exscu.
tive COMMITTEES q Nlcet.

n. Diot.oo Coan,y R-puhMcsa
Executive COMMITTEE h hsrsAy
called, 10 meet NJ tbs Courthoues ~
Dickson. a one o'ciock. Astaeday.
Feb. IA, ir the purposs oi ssossan-
ming and uansActin Z sueh oth6s
business ~ NAV come before Tho
committee.
Harry Davis. Cbsirmau.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Uniq le Feat OF
Aerial photographer

Two officers OF the photographs
section oi the army slr service per,
hrm~d A unique iest IN ssr,al pho,
Biography in the Panama Canal
Zone on December 4 When the
u, = = Northern pacth bearing
the Secretary u War and Chia oi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Entertainment to be
Given nj Fairyiew School

There will be an entrrsalnment
given at falrslew School house
SATURDAY nisht. February !. begin.
ming at 80.
Admission 10 CENTS. proct eds
10 he used Tor school Improvements.
Doc, forge, the date aud come,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

NJ. Henry Ssser. one ii Dichton's
oldsss citizens disd Tuesday. Feb.
rasry 3, 1890. aged 81 y@As..
Funeral xervise wss canducted
at the residences on south Main
street. Wednesday afternoon and
intermsnt took place Ia. Union cem.
tary.
lie 10 survived l,y bis vile, two
sons snd one daughisr--Frisnd and
Harvey sages aud Mrs. Dslls
Moore.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Mw. ] T. Allen died q, her bone
On College street Friday, January
so, 1870 after a lev days ,!lnsss III
typhoid pneamonia.
Her RENAME we're conveyed IA
Elitcn. n.y., Saturday Tor intssmsnt.
She is survived by hot husband
aud two daughters. Misses Corinn@
and Mary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Hahsa Faulkner and Mise BETTE
facke,t both oi this place. sers
married Sunday al charlas,s. ksy,
Orma Charles. p~rtormlas the essv. n
mony.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

J. A, L<wis and Miss Bella RYAN
wet~ msssied, hstv, saturday
nish, ri th. N " Church seash.
p,rooage. Rev x l.. tsesess per
farming the evmmany
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Tuesday morning John Hooper d
carpenter gang began work on re,
modelling the Dickson depot,
The present depot will he moved
back IL feet. and a ,wsnty-!oot Cd.
dition ios waiting rooms and otiic.
will be added ~ IL.
A concrete platform will be built
around the passenger part al the
depot. aud toilets will be provided
for both white and black.
Slrayed--Blaek gilt with come
white spots. win weigh about IS
10 30 pounds, Liberal reward fns
her return OF Information ~ 10 her
whereabouts.
DR.. W. W. Walker.
DicksnH,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
DOUBLE BILL
AT THE LIBERTY

There are as many different kinds OF
humor as there are ways or serving eSe
but the kind Of comedy that Is best llKeu
by the majority Of persons even thouGn
they don't realize II themselves, Is tha'
In which the ultimate result. laugh Is
caused by the situations the principals
find themselves in. The more complex
the situation becomes. usually the more
hilarious Is the mirth that ensues IL Is
in screen productions Of this type that
owen Moore excels and in his third ana
latest Selznick production, THE Desper-
ate Hero" he proves his right to oerahR-
cd as the foremost light comedian IN mo-
tion pictures today.
one noticeable fact about Mr. Moore :
work is the apparent seriousness with
which he enacts the most side splitting
situations. and this one trait, more than
any other perhaps. is what his been the
foundation Of his success II the players
in farce or comedy make apparent 10
the spectator the fact that they are try
ing to be funny. the result IS usually a
dismal failure, but when the patrons OF
The Liberty theatre see The desperate
Hero" today, Tuesday and Wednesday,
they will witness az subtle and consum-
mate a bit Of acting "a has been seen In
many 4 day Director Wesley Ruggles
has caught his stride with Mr.. Moore
and between the two they have made
from Edgar Franklin's story a serio-
comedy that vii be long remembered.
Mr.. Moore as the busted" lover who
has TO work for his hated rival for two
weeks has a part that Will stand as his
finest OF many contributions to pictures
that create happy hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
THREE BIG FEATURES
AT THE VICTORIA
Vaudeville House Offers Unusually
Fine Bill This Week.

MANY laughs and thrills lie In am
bush for the unwary wooer Of vaude-
VILE II he goes to the Victoria TINS
week, as Manager 'Shafer has ar
ranged q tip-top attraction that far
surpasses any bill ever presented at
the popular Market street playhouse
As a special added attraction, some
thing out Of the ordinary. Nellie Ben
nett, acknowledged lady champion
boxer OF the world, with company OF
athletic girls.
Another unusually prominent feat
ure will be the act Of Dot Marsel'
Sophie fuckers only rival. and her
Jazz band. Miss Marsel and her Rag
Pickers come direct to Wheeling from
Chicago, where she was a sensation.
Another big-time feature will be the
offering Of Hands Up" in which Dor
othy Jarrett, yaudeville's cutest en-
genue, Is starred Six jolly, jesting
juveniles, In a merry connection OF
melody and mirth, offer an act that Is
sure to score touchdown.
Joe LaVauX, the Paderwiski OF the
accordion, will brilliantly shine forth
in a musical turn. which Is sure to be
a treat both for the trained and un-
trained ear. One Of the best &C
cordionists on the American stage.
Two other equally high-class vaude-
vile varieties completes an unusually
attractive offering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
MABEL HoRMAND, BEFORE ENTER
ING MOTION PICTURES, Wo N
PANE POSING FOR WELL KNOWN
PAINTERS.

Mabel Normand. starring in the latest
Goldwyn production, The Slim Prln-
cess" served long apprenticeship In
screen work before graduating into the
field Of nigh comedy.
Born il. Boston, Mass. as soon rs her
skirts were long enough and she was old
enough to put her hair up" she Travelled
10 New York to study art. The outcome
Of htr adventure in that field was her
success as an artists model. her beauty
and charm being in great demand In the
studios of the metropolis.
She asserts also that she was respon-
siblc for bringing Charlie Chaplin to the
movies and to Scnnett. She saw him
one night at Hammerstein's Victoria,
and telegraphed Sennett to get him.
Later, she organized her own company
10 make photoplays, at studio near Los
Angeles. but soon gave that up to work
for Goldwyn. with whom she has made
such successful pictures as Joan or
Plaitsburg." "Ireck's Bad Girl" "A Per-
feet &c." sis Hopkins THE Pest. "
"Upstairs," and Pinto"
This charming little star will appear
in THE Slim Princess" which comes
to Thu Liberty theatre. for three days,
commencing today. Tuesday and Wedas-
dnV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
nueaaon OF Democratic Official On thu
probable Results Of national,
state and County Elections.

Chairman Albert I. Kress Of the OHIO
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee was tubi.ant last n!sht over the
prospects OF success for his party ana
In . predl ction. forecasts the election OF
the entire county ticket.
In the following statement he gives
some estimates Of how he believes the
votes win De cast aid gives his reasons
for his belief.
Mr.. Kress speaking OF the campaign
which has all but closed and the results
which will be obtained next Tuesday
said: .
The past week has changed tho sit
uation In Ohio county wonderfully III
the cause Of Democracy. despite efforts
Of the opposition TO- bolster up the
shrinking support Of their Repuolican
friends. I feel confident that Mayor
Thomas F. Thoner will be our next
sheriff. while Attorney P. J. Mckinley
will be the next prosecuting attorney
~Eugene X. Kress will be elected
County Commissioner and Charles Diet
rich the next clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
AmenicanLegionWll
Have The Returns

Wheeling Post No. |, American LIE
gion. will keep open house for all ex-
service men on Tuesday. On that day
the annual election Of officers will
take place, but as there is no opposi-
ton to the chief officers nominated by
the post. the only contest will be for
the three Offices OF directors, for
which there are a number OF candi-
dates.
The polls will open at II o'clock to-
morrow morning and will close at
7:30 o'clock in the evening. giving all
members a chance to vote for their
favorite candidates
Starting promptly at 6 o'clock in the
evening the election returns from all
parts Of the country will commence to
come in on a wire leased for the occa-
sion by the Legion boys.
All ex-servlce men, whether men,
bers Of the Legion, have been in
vited to attend. The Ladies' Of the
Service Star Legion will be on hand
during the evening and will assist in
serving luncheon that has been pre-
pared under the directionIo of Manager
Bob Morrow OF the club.
AS the Legion has a ffrst-class Or
chestra and a couple Of player pianos,
no doubt music will also be added as
an enjoyable feature Of the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
The Challenge Of
The Law" REX
Plenty Of Action In Now Russd
P1otH.

william Russell provides excitement
4 plenty in his latest William Fox pro,
ductlon. The Challenge Of the Law.
which comes TO the Rex Theatre Tor
Three days. beginning today. In this
picture, ii is said. he gives a striking
portrayal OF A %captain of the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police. whose as
slgnment has been to stop desperate
band OF fur smugglers from taking
their furs across the border into the
United States. This he does in the
typical Russell style. He cleans out
the fur exchange single-handed and
arrests a leader Of the gang whom he
lmprisons a rescue Of the smuggler
Is affected, but results in the murder
OF another member fof the Mounted
Police.
How the murderer at last pays the
penalty. the fur smuggling Is stopped,
and the Captain gets the girl he loves
il developed in some thrilling scenes:
F.. Lloyd Sheldon is the author Of
the story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
YANKEES TO MEET FAST
TEAM AT GREEN TODAY

The Yankee A. c. will again play at
Tunnel Green after playing away TOT
two Sundays. The Orange and Black
SQUAD OF the East End are scheduled 10
meet the fast Rayland A. G.. team tha d
has not been scored on this season ana
Who defeated the famous Smithheld
Yanks a few weeks ago and who eX-
pccted to give The Yanks great sur
prise.
Best coaches report their men in the
best OF condition with the exception on
Norman and Yockum. who will not tie
seen In their usual positions on the yam
KEGS lineup due to Injuries sustained
at Marietta and Toronto. but are round
ing up in good shape and Will probably
be on the field in a week or two.
II the weather conditions Will permit
4 game this afternoon the football fol-
lowers OF the valley will have a chance
to witness the hardest game or the yam
KEGS schedule. ~
The best officials in the valley have
been secured by the MANAGEMENT OF the
East Enders to ASSURE fast game the
referees whistle VIII be blown promptly
at three o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
Macadelny Club
Minstrels Tonight
Big Seat sale For Fifth Annual Show
At Court Theatre.

II the seat sale is a criterion, the
Court Theatre will be damned tonight
TO witness the Fifth Annual Minstrel
Show of the Macademy Club. a capacity
house is assured. The members OF the
Cub have spared no pains nor expense
to make ton!ght's show the premier
event in the clubs history.
The members have been working
double turn TO get their lines right and
the public may be assured that when
the curtain rises there will be surprises
and innovations for all
Tho general idea has been foremost
TO break away from the sterotyped GUS
duction. Many new features heretofore
uninterrupted by local talent will be con-
splcuous AL through both in the first
and second parts.
Mr.. Carl Neer. local premier baritone
will be heard in oliver Edwards new
est heretofore unuSueG musical COM
position We're dead we'er dead. were
dead" The arrangement OF the sond Is
unique and is sure 10 make hit. Mr.
Charles Meyer. one of our most prom
sing future lyric te1ors. who delighted
his audience last year with his song
i've lived. I've loved. I'm satisfied
will be heard in 4 very new unpub!tSA"c
sons Just a-!omginE dear for you. Mi
Waiter Schane. prominent local baritone
will be heard In wonderful touching
ballad Just a little song" Mr.. Schane's
rendition Of this song VIII be more than
APPRECIATED BY the lovers OF good music
The cabaret scene cannot be descrio'
ed as It is just a scream from beginnine
TO end introducing so many noVeities
that they cannot begin to be enumera
ed Don't miss the Fast wheeling Boat
in the cabaret. The end men are rea
live ones this year and promise u
spring some real new songs as yet un,
published. Hear "Muzuma" and I've go'
something just as good" by at Coftel
and Bud Simpson respectively and the
tune will stay with you. Wost an'
lowing will be there with their ecceh'
trio dance and are unusually good.
Il Is important 10 rcmemher ina
there will be but ono night only or I'M:
show, so those not already holdinr
tickets are urged to I've at the BOZ
office soon as after nine this morninE
as possible as there are Few Eooc
seats remaining both in the orchestrS
and balcony.
A vote for Yhomas F. Thoper for Shcrift
means economy. efficiency and experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
DOUGLAS MAC LEAN
Star in "The Jailbtrd" 8as hsd
Keteorio Screen Career.

Douglas Mac Lean. who is the star
in the Paramount picture. The jan
bird" Thomas H. Ince production.
which will be the feature attraction at
the Virginia Theatre today; tomorrow
and Wednesday next. can boast OF a
more mcteoric career than any other
screen star.
wears ago. Mac Lean played In sup
port OF Jane Grey. Olive Tell. Marjorie
Rambeau, Maude Adams and Margaret
Anglin. Since his entrance into pic
lures. he has played opposite Mary
on, Vivian Martin and Alice Brady.
His first starring vehicle, Twenty
three and a Half Hours Leave, mace
such tremendous hit that II was uni.
dozen OF the leading photodramas OF
the year. Since his appearance In that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
FORECAST OF THE SITUATION
BY|CHAIRMAN ALBERT H. KRESS

William T. Helfenbine Is running Won
derful race for the office Of Clerk OF
theCounty Court and Thurman Hedges
during the past week 49," .ade great
strides forward and will be over the top
when the results are learned tomorrow
night.
"Thoner will carry the county by a.
900; Mckinley by 1900 and Kress by
1000. Ohio county will give suhstan-
tial majority to Major NJ. NJ. Nicely
against Senator Ben. s. Rosenoloom.
The three-cornered contest for gov,
ernor has every person guessing ana
~ Iooks Ike an even race In Ohio coun-
" ALI three ways. Governor Coxs popu-
larity among the working class and the
strong support OF the women will give
him a majority in this county Tor the
Presidents office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
MAN AND HIS WOMAN
OPENS AT COLONIAL

The Colonial Theat e promises one OF
the best features , the season the
first three days Of, his week. when IL
viii exhibit Man nd His Woman"
starring Herbert RA =. linson. This is a
! Stuart Backbone ather feature.
picturized from an original story by
Shannon Fife.
Man and His Woman" depicts the
power OF woman for good or evil. One
woman with her selfish love Of plea
sure and luxuries, has a power that
DESTROYS. The other with her purity
and goodness. has power that builds
up and restores. And man rises or
falls according to the power his wom-
an Yields.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
OPERA carmen"
HERE WEDNESDAY
Dunbar Company Will Present Bizet
Production at The Court.

The advance sale of seats for Ralph
Dunbars much heraldcd and wonderful
production of the Bizet opera, Car
men" will open on Wednesday, morn
ing, at 9 o'clock and will he continued
until the arrival of the company for
the presentation Friday and saturday
nights Of this week and ting usual sat
urday matinee. Mr.. Dunbar has given
Carmen" his personal attention ana
has built a decidedly high class shoY.
No details have been omitted. dunbar
has spent time ami money u MAKE
Carmen" the best in the history OF
orcratic productions. His cast OF prin-
cipals Is excellent and Is headed by the
well and iavorahly Known Lorna boone
Tarkson WHO sir~e "Car',.-n" with a
vim and a dash that Is truly fascin
Ing. There is 4 bI. ~" ear production
and the company carries It's own spec
mented hy the Court orchestra OF
seven. Miss Jackson scored a big hit
here last year with robin Hood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01

A vote for Yhomas F. Thoper for Sheriff
means economy efficiency and experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
Nen oBrion Min1trels.

The Nell O'Rien MlnStreIH VII ne
the attraction a the Court next Mon
dav and Tuesday. November 8. =, with
Tuesday matinee. This popular organ.
Izatlon is now on It's ninth annual tour
and Manager Oscar +. Hodge is bring:
Ing what he promises Is the best and
hrIrhtes, aggr"gatiou of minstrel fav'
oritcs this city has had had the op'
portunity Of witnessing for many sea
sons.
Mr., O'Brien has written three nrw
acts for the second part OF the pro
gram, among these will be found a
new finale, or after piece entitled
characterization" which Is deSCrin"n
ms one act playlet in thr"" scenes
and ~" all other acts Mr.. O'Bricn has
produced. Is full of bright wittirisim'
and laughter romrell!n% situations
Seats 20 on sale Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
NOTICE
Voters Of Union District

In Union District there appears on
the Republican ticket in two places
the name OF Geo. NJ. Ford-first for the
State Supt. Of Schools-Geo. NJ. Ford
OF Dunbar. and near the bottom G. NJ.
Ford. Of 100 18th ST., Wheeling.
Your vote is respectfully solicited
BY
G. NJ FORD, Union Dist.
11-1eQ
The Glasgow courier., 1920-03-26

siderable havoc. The Scobey branch
line had no train service for six days.
Very little of the storm reached far
ther west than Wolf Point.
o. A. Hallet of the law firm of Nor
ris, Hurd and McKellar, leaves tomor-
row for Great Falls. He will return
the fore part Of next week with his
mother and his four children and will
occupy the R. ]. Moore residence on
third avenue north.
DR.. and Mrs. Mark D. Hoyt return
ed Saturday morning from an extend
ed visit in Philadelphia. While in the
east the doctor submitted to an opera
ton for gall stones and says he is
now feeling better and younger than
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beach of Opheim,
who have been spending the greater
part of the past winter with relatives
in the east, returned the latter part
of last week. Mrs. Beach is wishing
in Malta and Mr.. Beach is in Glasgow
awaiting road conditions that will per-
nit of trip to Opheim. Sam will
again operate his freight truck be.
tween Glasgow and Opheim the com.
ing season.