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Evening journal., 1920-04-03
BURGLARY RISK
RATES INCREASE
Failure of Police to Check
Robberies Costs City 20
Per Cent. Boost
PROHIBITION LAW
TAKES THE BLAME

Due 10 increase IN robberles. and the
failure OF the police throughout the
country 10 apprrhend burglars, in
surance rates in virtually every city
and State in the Union have been raised
to a considerable extent.
According to William J. Hlghfeld,
local insurance broker Delaware's rate
will be raised but 20 per cent. as
against a % per cent. raise In New
York. and a 35 per cent. increase in
Philadelphia In the latter city. rnb-
berries have been occurring with alarm
ing frequency during the past year.
the police being apparently unable to
cope with the situation. In Whining
ton, also a greater number Of robberies
have been reported this year than ever
before. and Mr.. Highneld stated today
that Wilmington and Delaware were
lucky to get of with a raise OF but
90 per cent in rates.
II am lot a psychologist, and
know OF no reason why II should be
true, but the number OF burglaries
have Increased since prohibition went
into effect. Perhaps II is because
whisky has such a high market value.
The owner Is the financial loser II his
whisky is stolen, for all wet goods In
private cellars are insured at prices
which were current July 4. f9i9-rough-
ly, rye at $40 and Scotch at SIS quart.
The rate increase was decided upon
at meeting held this week at the
Hotel McAupin. New York City. by the
burglary Insurance Underwriters As
soclailon, attended by representatives
from practically all Of the larger burg
larry insurance writing companies.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
WOMEN HOPE TO TURN SUSSEX FOR SUFFRAGE
Wet Easter, Pshaw!

Weather forecasters today
dsmpened and froze Easter
hopes-literally as well as hg-
uratively.
Only on the Pacific Coast
do the weather dopesters hold
out any hope of deal condi-
tions for the showing of hats
on women and trick coats on
men.
On the coast il will probab-
ly be fair and the temperatures
viii be moderate.
West Of the Mississippi il
viii be cold and winter over
coats viii conceal Easter hnery.
East of the Mississippi it VII
rain-not just drizzle either
but real old-fashioned rain.
Around the Great Lakes and
in the upper Mississippi Valley,
say the weather dopesters in
Their casual manner, it viii
probably snow.
The explanation for the ran
in the East is that storm has
gathered over the Southern
States and is moving eastward.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
NORFOLK & WESTERN
STRIKE ISSETTLED

ROANOKE. Va. April 3. United
Press The strike OF all union en-
ployes OF the Norfolk nd Western Rail-
road. at their local plant and some
strikes OF a majority OF the employees
on other divisions, which reached an
acute stage late yesterday afternoon.
has been settled
The trouble started on March 22.
when union clerks here walked out
when their demands that two nom
union clerks. who We're alleged 10 have
lnsulted a young woman employ, OF
The company. be immediately dis
charged. were refused by the som
3dny.
No announcement has been made by
either side as 10 what viii b. done
with these Two man. under the terms
of he settlement.
The strike OF The .erks was followed
by members OF other o ganzed crafts
employed by the railroad here walking
out in sympathy with the clerks.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
HOHEV Urge
SUSSEX Help
FORSUFFRAGE
Selbyville Meeting Asks Sen
ator and Representative to
Support Amendment
FRIENDS SEE CHANGE
OF SENTIMENT NOW

GEORGETOWN, Del, April 3. UNITED
Press).-Tvo meetings win be held IN
the Square today by Sussex county suf-
fragists to call upon the House OF Rep-
resentatives to reconsider the action
taken Thursday on ratification Of the
national suffrage amendment and to
urge the entire Sussex county delega-
tion In Senate and House to vote In
favor Of the measure
The meetings will be held AZ 8
O'Clock this afternoon and 7 o'clock to-
night. Each meeting will be preceded
by band concert. Mrs. Robert Hous-
ton will preside and Miss Elsie Hill. na-
tional organizer OF the woman's party,
VIII speak. II Is announced that suf-
fraglsls from Laurel. Selbyyille. Mills
boro and Other towns VIII attend the
meclln~s and iase part In tie prorram.
Miss IIill. who came TO Georgetown
this morning said she found a str ng
ics'rc N SUSSEX county Ina; the Della
ware legislature rat.fy the suffrage
manimcri she spoke last nlrht at a
meeting in Slbyvlllc, OF almost one
rol:'nrcd on P,e- T7No
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
CITY'S HEALTH Is
GENERALLY GOOD

Forty-three new cases OF transmissi-
bic diseases for the week were report
ed today by James ] Cahill, secretary
OF the Board Of Health, with measles
still far in the lead 80 cases being re-
ported. Four cases Of ph,heria two
OF whooping cough, one Of typhoid
fever and one of anthrax were re-
ported.
There were 81 deaths during the
week. an increase OF 10 over the num-
ber during the corresponding week OF
1919; 81 births. an increase OF 20 over
the corresponding period OF last year
q marriages. six fewer than for the
corresponding week Of 1919
Health conditions throughout the city
are generally good. The greatest num-
Der OF deaths for the week occurred 10
the Seventh ward where there were II,
no other ward having more than four
Evening journal., 1920-04-03

, the sackrifse has not bin in vain. The
anti-suffraglsts think he's the greatest
orryter the wurld ever has produced,
not even exceptln' Klckero an James q.
Blame. But wot Representative Hart
Kinks about him haint ft TO print, an
the same is troo OF the thinkin' that Is
a-bein' dun by the suffragist leaders.
Bull" KUN yccr a-bankerin TO shine.
He saw his dooty TO hisself an he dun
T. without even takin' the segar outten
his mouth. Why, Mary Ann, wen
Bull" Nlacknab makes a speech 10 the
galleries he looks an sounds sumthin
Ike that dinky locomotive that runs
between Klaylon an Smyrnee-ali toot-
ioot. smoke noise an rattle The ad-
vantage bull" has 0ve- 'h'n nihe 'rl-
RS in the IIows is Iha he Kin do .
whole lot of ialsin " ihdO "a, .ly
h!nhin'. HTS Ia q on The iu1 but
hits eez, on lhe brane wich ns es il
an rlie. b. aw- Nainse gave B4if a
hole lot of tang to kum 40 sr m.
W h he sDt.-Su.lra 81. he's he ne .
o. The hour; NlI "a saa.es.s 3. lle-
iiie Mil 81 ro4r NJ .ed "a @i.h 40
dioNdr trmm'ns
nan Layton the hrrbii1.n Ssali
chairman hoo In d up he Sussex
ounty Numbers agln sdilra e. han'l
bin around he Stal How mich tbs
week lie scz his men VIII s'ard. ". H.
Out htchin an eat ouiien his hand. so
he m ghl as we'll stay home an save
karfare. | CESS the sufigag sis hain't
never got his name Jest rite. | ha:nt
herd wun OF them in speekin' OF him
say Dan Layton, but I've herd whole
LOT OF hem say Dam Laytonr' an
they spoke as ef they ment 1t.
HTS sertenly amusin 10 watch Yoo-
nited Stats Seniter Joe Wolkit an his
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
Three MODERN
SCHOOLS NEXT
FOR NEGROES
p. S. DUPONT Trust Benefits
Children of Hockessin,
Christiana, MarshalltOn
ONE ROOM BUILDINGS
READY In SIX WEEKS

Work on three one-tescher colored
schools. 10 be located at Hockessin.
Christiana and Marshallton. will be
started next week. These schools, the
first to be erected out Of funds from
the two and one-half million dollar
dupont Trust Fund. are the last OF a
series OF preliminary arctivities believ-
ed to be necessary In order to handle
satisfactorily Statewide building pro-
gram.
Early in the fall and Immediately fol-
lowing the announcement OF Mr.. du-
Points gifts Of last July and October.
10 make possible the rebuilding OF the
colored school houses. representatives
of The STATE Board Of Education made
a survey Of the State. studying the sta
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
OLD HOMEGONE,
AGED MANLOST
Samuel Brown Spends Night
or Street Until Found
BY Police
is SAFE AGAIN
IN SONS HOME

Samuel Brown, an aged man was
found wandering at Sixth and Market
streets az o'clock this morning.
When questioned by the police be
seemed much bewlldered and was un-
able TO either remember his name or
where he lives lie was taken to the
police station and later In the morning
the police located his son. William
Continued on Page Two
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
Stait Hows,
Dover, Dellywer.
Anil . fQol

-tAAA HVNof
Dover. Dellywer.
April 2 1920.
Mrs. Mary Ann Jones.
sandtown. Kent Kounty,
Dellywer
MI deer Mary Ann:
We've bin havln a helluva time W
yeer an hits q gttin' hotter an hot
ter. This old Stalt Hovs has bin
flled with wild men an wild wlmmin
an they've bin a-runni7 around as II
the derned place wuz on fire. Ef
wiiz to offer a konkurrent resolushun
allowin' as how this yeer woman suff-
rage question Is plain. unadulterated
hell in so far as the Delyver Lcgisla-
ture is AOnserncd hit wud pass both
the SENT an The HOws hv voo1101v-
mus vote. Ht has termed Dimmykrat
agin Dimmy yAraS X pIDnAlA as.A a.
bish.nisis 10 a ink only they don't
know where TO git u an The Dlniny-
krats an RepuDl kins wOn'i tell lhem
where they kn 80 an nnd II
The chaplin In he lIows g'ts up an
sez: Tech US oh Lord to do wol Is
rite an show us how bcssid Il is fer
breihcrn 10 dwell together IN pees an
yooniiyr Then lie sets down Speaker
10 bit bangs lis gay an everybody
goes to ilghtin' Ike hell The chaplin
puls on his hal an goes home, a
wunder!n ~ethcr them sufrrIgists an
antI-sufrriglss mlsunders TODD wot he
sed an thought he RELY tod them
TO punch the heds often each uther.
Bull" Macknab has bin the shinin'
rehl on the Dimmykratic side. The
feller who nicknamed him Bull wen
he wuz a boy serlenly kud see long
way into the future. Bulls wore all the
nap offen the flannel 10 his mouth but
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
FlSIElQ WINDOWS
AuAIsST BURGLARS

The epidemic OF robberles IN. the
Ninth ward is due lar~cly to careless
ness Of people In falling to properly
fasten windows" was the statement
made by police Official this morning.
ut is evidently the work OF sneak
thieves. or boys. as no professional
burglar goes shout the job In The
manner tho Ninth ward robbers havs.
Keep lower windows fastened end
there viii be fewer robberiss," ~ -
lice asx /,
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
SUSSEX RE,PJZBLTCANSMAY
SWING FOR RATIFICATION.
.SLzFFRACELFADERS 81 Y
DUBLIN ARMED CAMP NOW.
ENGLAND READY TO CRUSH
AFTER EASTER REBELLION

SinnFein Leaders ScojJ
at Idea of Uprising,
BelieuingR gRumor Gre,o
Ont of Heland's Plan
of Political Agitation
10 EEmbarTaSs British
Authorities
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
CONVENTION DELEGATES

About nfty Republicans OF the Gem
treville district met last evening in
Centreville Hall and nominated mem
bers OF the county committee and
delegates TO the State Convention. For
mer Senator H. A. dupont presided.
George II. Carroll, Thomas Chandler
and Samuel Gregg were selected coun-
ty committeeman. Henry W. Clnby was
nominated for delegate to the State
Convention. and Henry Barnard alter
nate
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
BILL JONES, sand town ORATOR,
DISCUSSES VARIOUS PHASES OF
Big SUFFRAGEFIGHT IN DOVER

Representative McNabb's Oratorica Prodigality and
Teamwork by Senator w olcott and His Brother Jim
Are Reviewed. Conflicting Attitudes of Congressman
Layton and His Son, Da MEL Casually Treated-No-
body Seems TO Understa nd the Import of the House
Chaplan's Invocation in Behalf of Peace,
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
WEI. FAIR. COLD WEEK

WASHINtTUN, April 3 United
Press) )--Weekly forecast for the period,
April to April 10:
North and Middle Atlantic States
Rains at the beginning OF the week.
fair and cold thereafter.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
ToDAY,s TEMPEnATIrnE
sun AND TIDE.
MOUTH OF Chr.st'ana.
La>T AND FOUND.

OST-SUNDAY EVENING, ON 4,
~ O'Clock boat. from Philadelphia to VIII
mington, bar pin, set with rhnestoues
sapphire center. Reward II returned to 1891
Hn~Rch st. apr2 81.
Continued on Page Twelve
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
HOOVER WON'T ASK
FOR THIRD TERM

NEW YORK. April 3. lUnlted Press,.
Herbert Hoover. IN statement Is
sued 10 all Hoover Republican clubs,
today made It plain that he would not
consider the Democratic or a third term
presidential nomination.
Alter referring TO his "allc~lance IN
The Republican party over years.
Hoover said:
y trust 7 shall not hr further em-
harrs-erj hy vrrvc''or ~ snrle hide
oerf7r's ~ me alternative = plac'n
nv namr y ere 1nV other party for q
nr'msrv sers1 ~ 'farr wort IN 7ry
nariy or SION would preclude such
a pos-'b'l ~"
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
70 -r---,r-r .r-.-r-r, frlN.

70 rrrfT'prf -'f'''rrT' ft'N.
Members os ne 'temi'eo IN chs-ge
~ ne a.rnnr rcnis fnr he m'ns'~el
show. 10 b. -irnn b. ~, Yornr Nsn's
nrI' h,ear C'rh VIII meet In 'he club
room So eio King st-set tonight Nj
nembes are urged 10 De prcsen. The
members are James 5. M'Gcachie,
chalrman: Lieutenant C. D. Hart, sec
retarv: Godfrey Handy, Franklin
Ewart p Warren Green. Robert F.
Mink. Charles b. Baker, Edward Abra-
hams, Jr.. j. II. Bulien. L. H. Smith,
George J. Schultz and Ferris Giles.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03

Certified Mix for Infsnts-clover
Dairy Co.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-04-03

A Safe Spring Toni. CLOVER DAIRY
BUTTERMILK.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
WEATHER

Fair weather followed by
increasing cloudiness tonight
and threatening weather and
showers Sunday; not much
chnnge IN temperature; mod
crate variable Winds becom-
Ing cast Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
P1aflT 81 THIS; oon'Y
WASTE ANOTHER DlY

When yca sss worried by bach.
schs: by lamensss and urinary die
ordsss---don'. experiment with an
antrisd medicine,
Toilou Dickson people . example
--use DosHs kidney Pills
Here's Dicksan testimony; vstltv
10 II yoa uish:
Mrs. l. Taylos. N Main d. says;
II havs uavd Dosns kidney Pslls
'od and Oh tDs Eve on siI years and
they nave never lsiisd 10 relieve me
Ny kidney. At times get siasxistI
in action and ] .aii-f hom oackache
/ have To h., ny h0usewsrt 10 un.
aons Ut such t.Ers .osiss TO the
nissfy in my bach | have alsays
USED Doan's kidhsy Pilt.. getting
them ., lhs hys.t Dros Co and
they have given me foe rsiisi =
Price 0Oc, st ell dssisrs boo /
simply ash lot a kidney remedy
get Doan : Kidney pllls--ihs same
tba Mts. Taylor bad Fosssr Mil.
burn Co , Mfrs Buffalo. NY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Nok.Rgs,oGkr NOTES

Be -rir Hnrnsby Y. Wallace Hornsb,
10 Chanee,y at Dickson, Tenn.
In ,his csase. i, appears to the
Clerk and Master i.om the sworn
bill. that The defendant. Wallace
Hcfnsby. i. . Donres,drnt oi ID.
State Of Tennessee. aud cannot b,
served with process. II IL ordered by
the {. 4 NJ. that nonrssidrn, nolie'
he published TOT him. that he AZ,
pear ut the Courthouse IN Dickson.
Tees +, ga az hsi,as. Thursday sii~,
the Fourth MONDAY IN o. tober 1870
next, and plead. auswer OF demnr
IA the bill died sssinst hIm Tor dl
vorc~ in the above csn.-, " Ii.
sa:ne will be taken int confessed
and th- cause AZ, ior hestlns ~
part.
|, 10 further ordered that thu
noiics hs published in the riolson
Courtv Hsvsld Tor inur CONSECUTIVE
wesl.. ~ required by lsw in such
cases
WstneW INV hand Al ohce. III.
Sept Let. 1870 J J rsyIor
Clerk and Master
l.t.,h and Hall. Solicitors
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

BY virtue u one vsndtioui FL
ponas issuvd 10 IN. bv l. J Btown
,ns Clerk Of the Circui. Court %
Dick-on county, Tenn ! will on
MONDAY. OCT. II, l9D
at o clock y. M. a, the coui'
house door IN Charlotte. Tenn. ex
pose At public sale, 10 The hishes,
and best bidder, Tor cash. the fol.
losing:
Tract Of land lying in the llth
civil district .! Dickson county
containing ~ acres more OF less
Boundaries given IN day Of alr
levied upon s- the property Of sis-
Rudolph to sAtisiy judgement. Ia
tersst and cost 10 fsvot VI n. 8
Stevens
lhis sept. :, 1870
J. T. PETTY. sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

ard. have returned home after .pend.
ing several dass al Ffsnsiln the
sussts Of NM. Dukes tplhri,. "
b, and l. B. Hunies
Mr. and Mr.. John Horton and
children and Mrs Kitty Horton aud
dsush.ef. Miss virgls. have bert
,s,s,,,as s,lAsisss IA h@a,aess, :.
M and Mrs. Wess Scott aud
family spent saturday nisbi an.i
Sunday the guests II VIZ aud Ars
q. A Scott.
Misses lnoseps and Christine
Jordan, OF Clartsvllle. arr visiting
at the home Of Mr. sad Mrs.. = l.
Hoopn's this week
Geo Ba.son and family .prat
Sunday With Nc and Mn :, A
Batsos.
Mrs. Norris Mitchell 10 improving
slowly ,..,....-..
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Batson and
children have been visiting relatives
in Nashville this week
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

The newly elected Mayor and
Doud OF Aldermen will b7 sworn 10
cc3-AaaAas> eishi snd ~inoag tina
most important ,hlnss 10 be dis-
20 ed Of first. 10 the lev'ns OF the
tax rate, which will be based upon
the nsw assessment The rate can,
and should b. Iowered considerable
bot II 10 hoped thu. the Council will
tsks Into confederation tbs con
di.ion Of our public school aud levy
q school tar sufficient 10 mAintain
q iifs,.class school and instsll a
b. stiug plsnt, toilets and other i'm
~ ovsmspts thu, will add 10 comioI.
ard health oil The cnitdren. Gus
schools are the grsatest assst ~
have aud should be given due and
81 ,pes consideration aud ths city
et.icials should by all insans levy a
q tkcient tai 10 meet all school -
Qcirmsats ~ nothing helps . tosn
~ community more, tIan good
schools
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

BY virtue n the pGwwl and
authority conferred 10 me. the IN.
dsssisnsd Trustee, BY d.,sd ~ Isass
from VIII oAAhsy afsd Fsaak Oaalsy.
al record in Booa if'. pssv .. h d.
ID C.. rsEa dei.al, b<fiss been
made in The pas ar1f u ID. inarbt-
adn~*@, IN provided aadet the terms
ard ,oniit GA. contained Ia sa,d
deed oi rrusl ostles IL Aeseey gwen
that |, - rfasts-. sill CO
SATURDAY. OCT rs 1870
81 n,sor, 10 sat oi ID. tss, d. 4
the &. .artheS.+ ~ Dicasou. TsGa /,
ohrt ios sals Of public ou,cry 70 n.
highest eldd.I Zoe cash hrv irvn
n, equity at fvd. 1pIsoa. hoaa.
s,rai and do~st aid all othrs III,
smp,.oe-H certain tract w pA,c,i
Of i.i a 10 Dlesson Coapis I,n6 /.
t--et led ss ielie~-
ihr sue b.ins 10 ID. tia tis't
Dlrtret Il Dlsspl Gouo,s sni
isytas an a.. so. s,,'~ ~ ~, lns
.ol .pa Charlotte plks ato4. L.,
miles hon OirtsoD sad boan i.I
90 sh. uo,ih ny y.s Harnuu and
Jss OaslsI. ou rae, ~ Charlotte
aud Dickson piss. ou snuts; ~ Mar
vim tasss snG o. ace, BY jamss
Harmon aud N,lson land i, being
known AZ III, Nae. Oakley tract
fot further particular. ss, lbt
TYustss Deed on Frcusd
The s.pt Ii. 1870
DkN>ls PACK. ftu-tst
II. { kirhsIdsou ATTY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Mira 9usie Byrd. oi Cleveland
T, No.. 10 Visiting irisnds and rsls
kes hsss.
Mics valsns Oliphant 10 still quits
III witb tyahoid lever.
NJ and Ms. Andrew Carter OF
nsM Tusnbull. usrv here Saturday
Mics Masdalsne Mathis, OF sls,.
deu. sp~ni = part Of last week here
With homsiolhs.
d., and Msy ~ eledse sp-n,
Saturday IN Nashville.
Mr. and Mira George Bed Of
N.is place. spent Sunday with lh-
lst,vf's parents. Nj. and Mrs Aaroa
boschert.
A ss,iss m meetinss 10 10 pre-
pess d asatry's Past, two mile :
u nth Of Barns,
Mu, Lena Alspaugh has returned
Rom Wei, With friends In Nash
Vile,
Master Melvin Carton. who hss
bssn s,sy,na With HE aunt. Mr.
Maud Meek. during the .umne'
has returned 10 his home ia Nasl,'
N.ls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

10 obedience lo all order 81 rale
made by the thsnr~fy Cont al
frsuklin, Williamson county, Ten
nes-., 81 u. March istm lylJ. ~ .
eau.~ uuw prud,Es Ia said cout,
styled hr- Ada Street W. Nlss Mag
a. street. It al. ou Thursday Nhh
day Ut September. 1920 a, II
. clock VI Vt the court house daM
10 III. tpsu oi Dickson IN Dickson
county. I.uu--.-- | Will ut,rr ior
ssl. snd -ril ID ttIt highest sid
beet bidder, upon t-fin. hrrtln II,
Ter set out.
A e-t,s!n Tract II land contain
ina abu, Isl sores snh known ~
the John VI Street tact Ut iand, ~,
uatei IS lns snj being IN the ilth
civil district oi Dickson county,
rraues-.- bounded north sud est
by the lsuA- OF " VI. Adam.
-oaih by III. land. ~ Webster
rhompsm aud Fate Williams, snd
West by the isud- oi Butwe!I bsh
o., .ahi us,, Il lant kas good
three or iouf 10 I'm hun-e balm apd
Other out buifiays On the same
Ii !. said TO b. convenient Ia chnf, Il
and school AMI 10 good neishtor.
hood and will make some p~tron .
good home
lerms %! salt One third Il What
money the land s.lls Ior oil be re
Qsirsd to be paid IN cash m
balance ot what ID. land ws iot,
the purchaser ~.ll b. required IT,
execute his two squsl notes dated
Of he cav ~ sale. do. respectively
10 o0~ aud two years after date
hearing interest ifutn DATE ~, wili,
approved personal security and i,en
retained on said land sold "a iurh
RI secure rasd purchase notes,
Witness III, hand on this thr ~,
day al August 1870
W 1, Witt
Special Commissioner
Frsnkin Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Non Resident Noke.

Bessie Rogers W Napol.sa kos,r
Ia Ghancety Court IN llieksou
County. Tenn.
In this csase, i, appears to the
Clerk and Master, from the s~ern
bill. iha, the defendant, NapoIeaD
Rnssrs. 10 = non resident II the
s,at. OF Tennessee and cannot be
.srved sith proce.. !, 10 therefore
ordered that the defendant. Sspo,
lean Roger. appear at the court
hauss 10 Dickson, T.nnssses 40 ~
before ThurslAy after the 9Th Non
day ia October 1870. and Plead,
answer or demul TO the bill 10,
divorce Sled ssstns. him in the
shove cause. OF the anne will bs
,skea ios confessed and ,hs esq.
set Tor bearing expaue
/, 10 further ordered ,hst thus
notice be published in the Dickson
County H.saId iof four CONSECUTIVE.
weeks ~ required by lsS In suct
catet
Wi,u--s my hand a. otee thi.
IL. ig2l
J, J Tsyla, c and N.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
IA Agreeable Surprise.

About three years Ego shen ] was
.doer,es from q severe cold 90 my
lungs srd ooushsd most oi the time
ntshs aud dav. ! tried a bottle oi
Cough Remedy and VS. surprised
OF the pronptns.s with shich II
gave NJ rrliri, write. Mrs, Jsmes
Rr IN. CLARK Mia. \ Y Many
snothes has h-ea surpri.sd and
pleased ~ith the prompt relief
afforded by this remedy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
indigestion. Biliousaeu Cosstips
ton.

Chamberlain Tablets have re-
stored 10 hesl,h and happiness
hundreds Who ~sre afflicted with IN
digestion, biliou-n-ss and cun.tI.
patton. II YOU are troubled 10 this
way give them a ttisl You ARE
certain To be- pleased Tor they viii
ben, tit you
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Or, IN. MATTHEWS
Can Save Your Disc ased Eyes

sore Eyes. GRADUATED f.,,l,5s.
Wldhs,rs, " Altering. Itching l., ~.
Seoms. P,eryslums on the eyes,
Can positively be cured With ID
Csrhnsle. Eye Remedy Sold
and guaranteed by On ! II Mat
,hew., druggist IN Dickson, Of 81
per bottle Your money back "
moi pleased with result, Can be
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Rev Clinard filled bis rsgulsr
apnotn, msni Ut Nj Liberty SA,a'
d. NIGHT.
Mr. g. II. Hardins. who hs,
b. o. visit ns relatives at Believer
h the paa, ten days, Ia. rtufns 4
& Der hone NJ this place.
Mrs. n. ID Duke and enn, How
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
REPRESENTATIVE

Ia RKlSS-ws ars sathorissd 10 al
ssnnse J. A. I4afkins ~ the D.mo
cratic Damiaes for Representative from
Dckson t'aonty in the Lover House oi
,Ae nsxt General Assembly. Election.
Nov, 2. lg20.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

FOR sAi.E--tood tive passenger
sutnwuhtss. practically nv; tres
run naiy sbout 900 mica. FOR
further particulars write on csiI IL
,h. Herald odice
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE New No y ulis-t
typ.~r,i.y, IN perfect condition .,i
ssi! Al a bargain Yer psrtieulsfs.
nas,r@. o, address Herald Office
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

FOR SAiE-Pmd car 10 arst.
Glaze shape Can be bought cheap
Mxy be sssn At Anderson Hdv. Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE . SENATOR

COLLIRR~-We Ass authorized to an
ssanee 4. q, Collier, ei Hasphssys
eaInty ~ tbs Dsmcerstls no1isss for
stats Senator from this Senatorial Dis
tslkt. Election, Nov. Z. 1870.