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New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Baby Baptized or Girder,
IA Stories From Street
Fifty Ironworkers or Steel
Beams Near By Named God
fathers at Ceremony

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ? BY The As
sociated Press Fourteen stories from
the street. on slender grder of steel
Ole Peterson, structural iron worker,
held his five-months-o'd son at noon to-
day while the Rev. William Reese per-
members of Iron Workers Union No. SIS
were named godfathcrS. They occupied
positions on nearby giders
Below the christening party there
were no floors and through the network
of steel could be giimpsed the concrete
basement The baby apparently was
bored.
Members OF the union had suggested
that it would be appropriate to nave
the child of structural iron worker
chrstened while his father was "on the
job The mother gave her consent, de-
tale were arranged and the child for
mally came into possession of the name
Of VI ecd l.. Peterson
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Jersey Pastor Missing
Wife Asks Police to Find the
Rev. " alter W. Wolf

TRENTON. \. j.. Aug. 2-The po-
lice were tonight asked to search for
the Rev. Walter ". Wolf, forty. pastor
OF the Methodist churches ct Crosswicks
and Ellisdale, near here. VINO has been
missing from his home at Crosswicks
since Saturday noon.
His wife tonight appealed 10 the po-
lice to aid her in locating the minister,
who was driving q small automo mobile
when he was last seen. She told the
police that she feared her husband had
become deranged and may be lost some
where in the woods in his machine. He
was wearing old clothing when last
seen
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

the cobbler to see that Jimmie was
buried in style.
To-day Newark will witness one of
the strangest funeral PROFESSIONS ever
held in the city. II will move from
the cobblers shop in Boyden Street to
a vacant lot in Factory Street. There
the interment viii take place with eab-
crate ceremony.
In the procession will be hearse,
five coaches of mourners and fifteen
llece band. Other shops in the vicinity
of Russomanno's will close their doors
during the time the funeral is being
held. Mrs. Russomanno viii be in the
procession. and with ner will be her
entire family. The other two Russo
manno canaries, Lorenzo and Marie,
wi! be left behind.
Jimmie was four months old. Russo
manno says the death of the bird has
taught him to be more careful in the
care Of canaries. and he says there is
no danger of Lorenzo and Marie meet
ing similar fate
After the interment arrangements
will be made by Russomanno to erect Il
tombstone. He and his wife, with the
assistance of neighbors, will keep the
tiny mound covered with flowers
Russomanno doesn't know just when
he'll feel like going back to cobbling.
Liberty Bonds
ht-Sold--Quoted
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Cantu in Open
Revolt; Huerta
Forces Ready
Federal Department of War
Announces 1t Can Send
10000 Troops to Crush
Lower California Chief
By George E. Hyde
SnccinL Co.lLc To ILL., 1,,.L

Copyright. 1920. Sew York Tribune Inc
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 2.-That Este
ban Cantu. Governor of the northern
district OF Lower California is in open
revolt was officially recognized by the
Department of War of the Mexican
Federal government to-day. 1t was
announced that the Federal govern
ment would adopt energetic measures
to crush the rebellion. Already some
military measures have been taken in
anticipation Of the revolt No an
nouncement as to the nature of these
has been made, pending staff coun-
Gil. to be held after the arrival of
General Gales, Minister Of War in the
provisional government.
The Department of War estimates
that 1000 troops are easily available
within easy distance of Lower Cali
tornla adding that il is prepared to
send $4,000 if necessary, even if they
would have to sleep standing up The
War Department announced that the
military have been fully instructed to
take the necessary measures to pre-
vent the possibility of p!cations
with the United States by making an
effort TO avoid actions near the border
and 10 force any fighting in a more
southerly direction
Reports that Governor Cantu is arm
ing Chinese elected protest from the
Chinese tone here this morning, which
said tnat such moves would be impos-
s'bie unless the Chinese we're under
duress.
While it was generally known that
Cantu had been preparing his revolt
for some time past, he continued to
s2bmit daily military and civil reports
until his morning, when Ne failed TO
ren'ei the regular report IN the siiua-
ton IN his district. as required of all
military commanders.
L. $. Refuses Arms TO Cantu
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The Amer
lcan government has refused a request
cf Govcrncf Cantus for permission to
import arms and ammunition from the
United States for use in repelling the
reported threatened occupation by
Mexican PROV visional governmental
forces. The request was made by a
Washington representative of Cover
nor Cantu.
MEXICALI, Lower California. Aug. 2.
ENJOYS Of the provisional govern
ment OF Mexico held long conference
to-day with Governor Esteban Cantu
OF Lower California in an effort 80
compose the differences that have
caused Cantu 70 sever relations with
the national authorities
Following Il quiet Sunday, Mexicali
(Contouod OIL next page,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Hold Tn
Canadian Train
Three Men Go Through
Coaches Leisurely and
Rob all Passengers

CALGARY, Aug. 2.--Canadian Pa
cihc Railway passenger train No. 63
was held up at Sentinel, on the Grows
Nest Line, near the British Columbia
boundary, according to a reporl re
ceived here tonight. The passengers
and train crew were robbed by three
men, believed TO be foreigners, who cs-
capped.
The hghwaymen boarded the train
at Lethbridge and, appearing suddenly
inside, passed through the coaches,
leisurely abstracting all the money they
could from the passengers. The amount
of the loot is not known.
The bandits are known to the Calgary
police and are said to be amateurs.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
PARENTS

INTELLIGENT PARENTS
usually help decide q boys first step in
the business World. Intelligent parents
read The Tribune. Call up the Good Morn
ing Girl-Beekman 3000-and give her
your Help Wanted advertisement. or place
1t through any of The Tribune's Want Ad
Agents--over 500 in Greater New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

Liberty Bonds
Boug ght--Sold--Quoted
John Muir & Co.. 81 Broadwav- v--Advt
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

PARIS, Aug. 2.-Dr. Gocppert, head
of the German Peace Commission. has
sent a note to Paul Dutasta, Secretary
of the Peace Conference, announcinc
that the German government had in,
sfrrr'"a ita cNnorni~sio-er in tho Allen
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Bolsheviki Said to Have
Demanded Surrender of
Brest-Litovsk byW arsaw

VIENNA, Aug. 2 (By The Asso-
ciated Press ).-Rumania has served
an ultimatum upon Soviet Russia,
giving the Soviets three days to
withdraw their troops from Ruma-
nian territory, according to a Bel
grade dispatch received here to-day.
In the event of Russia's failure to
comply, it is added, Rumania will de-
clare a general mobilization.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
WOMEN GIVE OUT

Hoasswosk h hard enough whso
healthy. Every Dieksan woman
who n having baekachs. blue and
nsrvsus spslls. dizzy headaches and
kidney or bladder troubles. should
bs glad 10 hssd this Dickson WON.
ans sxpAtisnes:
ArN w. u. Patty, Railroad 81,
says. Last winlSE ! had = pretty
bad spell oi kidnsy complaint and
! blame nv trouble ffom being oe
nv isst ~ much, standing over the
..svs ami getting meals for 70 many
people. Ny kidnsys we're disorder.
I'd and acted too freely. Often
Was dizzy. my head sehed ADD ]
felt tired. ! didn'l havs much sm.
bition 10 do my wofk and ! vas
somewhat nsrvous. Finally l began
taking Deans Kidney Plis, getting
my supply at the Wyatt Drug Co
0ns boz pa. me in good condition
again and | have Rsver had any
return Of the complaint since"
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don
simply ask Tor kidney snsdy~-
get Doans kidney Pills--ths same
that Mrs. Patty had Foster Mil
barn Co, Mirs., Buffalo, N Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

The ps~ssni erase faf wearing
asssalls may serve sts pasposs = Z
protest against oar aid arch sas1y
H.c.o'L'viaR .ha, AZ tas any direct
saysas ws have aar doubts, iasasad
M soaring cot Nil our old eistAss
the present styles ssems 10 dtman 4
,hs, svseyeae most iuv~ss 10 q pAit
Of oversils, II Anyo1e wishes 10 pst
through soane experiment which ~.
auaN tha, several million peepls
do something . Ewls %, ot Tho ~.
usl run or make icols Vi thsmsslvss
on general he should intsodass 4 10
America and il would 70 tAFoneA.
with a haas, Novelty 10 csstaialy
the spice u lie over here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04


Again ths death angel has visited
,he hame I'd Mr.. snd Mrs. J b.
HxmEtGa. shs second time within
ona HoHth.
Fifss 10 ~ ~as j, h.. tho little
six year old hCy, who had eRly
be%n siek lee sseks wish wheep
ING cua9h ra sud pnsumaala, Hs
died the ars saadsy ia March.
and the 6rss Sunday In April little
Mabel. the httA# tea manshs olS
dsugh,ss. followed him to the home
eternal.
Why ,heA~ bright beautiful chill,
dfen shoaid be taAsn from the
parenas, aud IRWIN the community
we can nos Say, Boa with htuksn
hearts and heads bowed nader the
weight N THE awful mruw, Nc
bow TO the will VI Him Who doesh
all things veil. who 10 too xpod 10
err and too wise to make a missake
And We would say TO all the loved
onss, We @arow not ~ lAose WAC
have DO hope. for We know where
10 find little Mabel and ]. b.. for
Jssns said; Suffer little children
TO cone unto me aud iosbid then,
40. Tor oi sach 10 the Kingdom Of
Heaven,
Grown men wspi ~ they locked
al the form ii little Mabel aod
srcke ~ each utises vi wh&s q heMu.
titnl baby she wM. aud j. b, was
\ little boy whom every one loved.
tie ~ss " friendly aud loved every
body.
May God bless and comfort the
family aud may they be reminded
Of vita, q beautiful country Heaven
must be aud ever strive by Gods
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

e. r. Hrumit, Admin
W..
q. r. Brumi,. ct al
In Chancssy Court at Charlotte,
Tennessee
In this cAuss IL appears to the
Clerk and Master from the bill
which 10 sworn 10 that the Dsits.
John W. Brumit. Willard Bruml..
r. l., Bramit and Ben Bfumi',
Matilda Harris and Nose Harris.
Rena Hays and John Hsys are
nonresidsn,% a the State Oh Tenn. ,
and csnnu, os served With process.
/, IL therefore ordered tina, puhliea.
ton be made Tor said Dets the,
they appear Al the Courthous. n
the town II Charlotte, Tenn. 90 ~
before the First Monday In July,
1920, same being a Rule day nj
THE Court. and plead. snswet ot
dsmur to the bin tled agains, the III
o. the bill will be taken for con
iessed and the cause Get Tor hearing
expsrts. II 10 further ordered .ha,
this noiiie hs published 10 the
Herald Tor four consecutive weeks,
a. required by law In such csses
Witness my hand ofiise this May
26th. 1870.
J. J. Taylor. {. 4 N
Joe h. weeuas, Sol. ...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Eala Msadoss
w.
Joe Mssdows
la chanceFy Court II Chaflost4s
Isnnssses.
In ihis cause is appears 10 the
Clerk and Msstsr trOm ths bill
which 10 swosn TO that the Deis..
Joe Msadows. 10 = nonresident al
The State vi Tenasss~s. aud cannot
BE- served wish process. ii IL taere
|ius~ ordered tina, publication be-
made Tor ssid Dvit.. thai BIZ appear
d The Courthouse ia the losn III
Charlotte. Tenn, ca cs before the
First Monday In JULY. isA, same
being . Role day Of this Court, and
plead. answss o. dsmas 10 the bill
died against him. or the bill Will be
taken ios confessed and the cause
sss ios bearing expsrss. II 10 fuf
tAes ordered that this notice be
published In the Dickson County
Herald ios four consecutive weeks,
- required by Law 10 such esses.
Witness my hand nj Office this
May 18th, 1920.
J. ]. Taylor. {, 4 u
Joe b. wssms, Sod.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
TRUSTEE

HUNT We Atv al.hotlasd 10 announce
slay,ien Hunt a. a candidate for ths
Office II County Trustee. subject 70
the with Of the qualified voters at the
August slection.
DOTsOS--Wr are authorized 90 an
nouncs W. X. Dotsou a. = candidate
ior the Office oi Trustee. subject 10
the viii Of the qualified voters az tie
coming August eleetioa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
elYcEaInE MIXTURE
SURPRISES DICKSON

The quick action Of simple siy'
crrins, buckthora bark. etc, ~
mixed in Adler.i.ka. 10 surprising
One spoonful rrlieves ANY CASE
gas on stomach or sou' stomach,
Adlsr.i.ka acts on BOTH upper
and lower hc~el and removes oil
foul accumulated matter which
poisoned stomach Os,sr CURES
constipation. prveats appended
tic. One lady rsportl she has 90
more pain 10 bach oil bead % sas
on stomach since usins Adler i.ks
Cienos Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
iksolvENT NOTICE.

TO the creditors OF {. NJ. Baker,
deceased by order OF the CLERK Of
the County Court. Of Dickson Coun-
~. Tenn: Notice 10 hereby given
to oil persons having claims Agslns.
the estate OF c N. Baker, deceased
TO appear ard Gle the same wi,h
the Clerk Of said Court su:kepti,
Gated in the manner described by
law, on OF before Nov. /. 1870
The Insolvency VI said es,si.
having been suggested Any claims
not 6led on OF before saiddais wiiI
be forever barred both 10 las and
equity.
This Msy l., 1920.
n. H. EaAank. Adns
oiC. M. BAKER Estate,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
DELINQUENT TAX. =
PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE

On the FIRST Monday 10 Juns.
next, st tho courthouse door In
Charlotte. Diekson County Tenn.
| will otter Tor public sale all the
real estate belonging to delinquent,
taxpayers Tor tbs year 1919 Fol.
lowing il = lie, Of such delinqusnts,
the district in which the property
10 situated, and the number Of acres
10 each tract.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
MoN.AaMogNr worries.

J. Il. Collier. et, oil.
w.
Thomas W. Grissby, ct. d.
In the County Court oi Dickson
Co. tennessee,
Ia ths shavs- sty led cause, il
appeasiss from the bill. which 10
sworn to that the defendants, James
Lafayette Grissby. Mrs Annie
Mccall. Mrs. Pearl McKe-n, Esteli
Majors. Clyde Griasby and Mrs.
Clara Green. OF the unknown heir
Of Mrs. Clara Green. are all non
residents OF the State OF Tennessee,
70 that the ordinary process u Law
cannot be served on them. they are
hereby required to appear on or
before the First Monday in June
1870. before the Clerk Of the Ccun'
~ Court. At his oMse ia Chsrs0ste
Tennessee. and Gke defense n
the bill died sss;nst them in said
Cour. by J 4 Collier, n, o., OF
otherwise the bill will be taken fer
coiessed and the cause proceeded
With exparte
1t 10 further ordered that this
notice be published Tor four con-
secutive weeks in the Dickson
County Herald. q newspaper pub.
lished in Dickson, Tenn.
This May I, 1870.
NJ. Harris, Clerk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

hslp 10 reach tAsi Mir iAnA. Nl9s'
thes~ win BIN 10 aaass ~ - u
TAs iaailH Aas tAs sympsth5 ' 4
The entire commanity.
Wntssa bin 4 irisnd mia hnswl
and loved them.
Anais Tolax. !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

We know II IL wiked 10 wish
such 4 ,h'ns.hut il the world had
70 have another chance At Eden
and We were ON the cesehins line
II would be our privilege Al apple
time to urge I've 10 chuck down All
extra sptontnI Vt ,rsAt the eQuivs.
lent ot su apronsu(-~-!or w,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

STATe xENATOR

RECEIVE are AashosissI 70 announce
J. W. Rice. OF Stewart County. ~ q
candidate Tor The oftiee OF STATE SsnA-
torfrom this Senatorial District, sub.
isct 70 the Democratic Primary, Aug
ust 9Th.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

In the cities the "buv the cheaper
cuts campaign hoisted the price Of
bullneck aud chuck 4 cents \
pound. Bu. the gull,hle public bi,
at least. il trisd to bite.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
COUNTY JUDGE

WEEMS- We a~ authorized to snnoune
joe u, Weems IA a candidate for re-
election 10 ths Office OF Iaaaty Judge,
subject TO she will Of the qaahked
voters at the August elscsaop.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
REPRESENTATIVE

MILLER We are authorized 10 an
nounee II. T. Y Miller ~ n candidate
ior Representative from Dickson Co
IN the next General Assembly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
SHERIFF.


PETTY We are authonEed TO an-
npunee j, I. Petty ~ \ candidate Tor
reelection 10 she office VI sheriff. SUI
Iec. to the wili OF The qualified voters
o. the August 1890 election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Public opinion IL IN opinion
which the pubic dosn 'tknow 1t has
until II reads sbou. II In the morn
lug newspaper editorial.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Wrisley, toe gum msu, paid So.
ON ono tor Catalina i.isGd Wig
ley was smN,et than msEy peopls
We suow personal modes,y ,mpel-
l,us ~ to refrain from man,ionius
cue Wtislsy made gum out II bis
mint, evidently caring more 10,
money than for jusips,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
TAX ASSESSOR.

TArtlN. We are authorized 10 an
nuunee q. l.. Talum 40 . Candidate
Tor fe- election " the office OF Tax A..
sesser, subject ~ the sill Of the quail
ned voters IN the Angus. election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Some men seem 10 be thinking
in the terms OF the nineteenth
century, some in the eighteen and
scms don't seem 10 be thinking At
ali
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Getting . bill through Congress
tina, dossn't contain 4 fair chance
Of eougs ia II for somebody 10 BE-.
coming Increasingly difficult,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
See the shos q, the PsGsan1.
MULES FOR SALE

MULES FOR SALE Tso
votk mules 3 and 5 PEAR. oil .sbca,
Is, Aards hist, vel broke and
easy 10 @ansgs. These uales q.
lou. niles sorth d Dioksoo, on
jccee Greek. essr Sycamore. viii
eel al . esrIain.
n. s. Stevens
pfekrsu. R. Z.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

SCOTT We are authorised to All
nounes J. NJ Scott ~ Candidate ior
the oste- OF Ia. Assessor subject TO tbs
viii Of The qualified voters NJ the Aug.
ust iy1U election. .....+ .....
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

wANTkil-- Men. " vemsa 10
lake orisr4 among irisrds nd
neighbow Tor the ssauins gaMAs.
iced bosissv. iuil linss boz mss.
womsn and Children. IIlminaass
dasnias. We pay tDcss, 90 Asss
inf spsrs LIME ~ o5l ioI mil ,ins,
kxp~risnes uanscsssA<y. Wstls
International STOCKING Nil, Hsssis-
town, Pa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
TAYI OR RROS FUNERAL DIRECIoRs

Our Dodge Bros Motor hea the esl 1s
We II ssenap
All cali, popt nsh BSslsss sAsss
Cit n; Cumh ava. Residence phones - and u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

W c, DoTY, Trustee
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-16
FRUIT WHIP IS A SIMPLE
AND PLEASING DESSERT
May Be Made At A Very Low Price
A Good Recipe For Leftover Fruits i.

A simple and economical variation
for desserts according to Florence
Redifer Of the Colorado Agricultural
College is the Fruit Whip. 1t is not
only economical, but looks attractive,
is easily digested and therefore is a
good food for children.
C. sugar, TN cents; 1 egg white,
unbeaten, 2 cents; c. fruit pulp, 10
cents (about); lemon, or q total of 10
and half cents.
The fruit should be put through a
ricer or coarse seive. Put all ingre-
dients in bowl and beat with wire
whisk until the mixture holds its
shape.
Serve with a custard made as fol-
lows:
One c. milk, 4 cents; 2 lbs sugar,
cent; salt and lb flour, 2, cents
egg yolk, 2 cents; favoring, bringing
the total up to nine cents.
Heat milk, add sugar, salt and -four
well mixed. Continue cooking, STIR
ring constantly until the mixture
thickens. Add beaten egg yolk dilu-
ted with one tb milk and cook a minute
longer. Cool and flavor. When eggs
are plentiful, the flour in the custard
may be omitted and whole egg used
instead. For invalid cookery, use the
double boiler for the custard.
This is good recipe for leftover
jellies, apple sauce, canned peaches,
orange pulp, or fresh Strawberries
are suggested.
The recipe serves to 10 people
total cost % cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-16

day." said the writer, are 30 far be-
hind in appearances and possess such
washed-out and dreadful compilations
is because they let themselves "go."
We never knew that the farm wom-
en- were behind. As matter of
fact most of the farm women we know
can put it all over our city sisters in
looks and dress when they want to.
The magazine writer, however, in
sisted that the farm woman could
work wonders in her personal appear
ance if she would only take q little
time each day and "fix up" Said
one paragraph, Don't ever come down
to breakfast in a bedraggled, faded
dress with your hair in curl papers.
Try every morning to get up a few
minutes-say ten or fifteen and 60
out into the morning air and sunshine.
The whole day will be different for
you." Right there we forgot our
manners and laughed right out in
meeting. Imagine woman on
around four and five in the morning,
around in the wet alfalfa for the sake
Of her complexion. She will then, ac-
cording to the magazine writer, have
to get home and don a charming
morning gown and do her hair up in
the most approved. style. Nothing
is ever said, we notice, by these very
learned ca writers about the other
side of the house and his appearance
at the breakfast table. How about a
shave? Why not keep white shirt
with collar and tie behind the kitchen
door, it will then only require a few
moments for the man of the house to
ak up" What if the pigs do starve,
the cows bawl their heads off and the
calves get nervous prostration in their
vocal chords bowling for breakfast,
what matters it, as long as we are
in style and our complexions just 30.
The writer declared that many q
man goes into the world with the pic
ture Of his mother as she looked at
the breakfast table. Don't know
about that. We do recall, tho, when we
were small and lived ON . ranch, the
hired man came to breakfast looking
Ike he hadn't shave since the day
he started TO raise whiskers and with
. neck like . turkey buxxard.
Yea verify, the paper shortage is|
more or less due to the fool writer's
Of advice to women. Just eliminate
some Of sem and the supply Of paper
will be increased materially.