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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
COTTON
>Ew ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb II Hct'sr cables
than dur caused = fiss ~ tn J., paints
around the opening ~ tho cotton market
to-day, hut the unfaNorshie railroad labor
nnws caused quick reaction 80 thst ~
the sud OF the first half hour of trading
price. we're 81 TO fs points under the close
u yesterday March dropping from s. SOC
TO IS lic The weather map was vet
again and u resulted IN enough buying
to steady the market al The decline
A. isvt " 10 20 points down ths
market met new demand which vas
GENERALLY So down to trade account.
better feeling M starting sXchAnrr caused
favorable comment ana shorts became
nervou, over the continued wet weather In
the belt contributing 20 thr demand Late
an the morning the market flrmsd W
rapidly and ven, 10 points over tie
level of yesterdays closing
covering movement OF ConffHfahle
proportions -prIng up among shorts and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

,nd July tifs 10 ti IN, yer. followed
~ . material sstbask ell around,
The close was unsst,isd.fAe 10 txo
W. hlshsr -ilh Msy N.,oh 10 u,fi saa
Ihly ti.s TO u $50
Osi, were depressed owing to the wssh.
ness VI corn. After opening 10 10 &c
4. of. including May st ftk To Tie, the
market continued 10 Js.esBd
Ito,islona ~ first reflected ths strength
~ The hog market subsequently,, do
riines took place In sympathy Nth sfsin
In ,hs last mf " the day provisions
taIlied Sharply ~i,h corn
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HiCAtO.

CHICAGO Teh, II HOGs receipts IL.
900 MOSTLY sa 20 s0c hlahsr, bulk sits0
uitso hea'' SO iOpli 90 medium
1isi5@ 800
CATTLE fer,tpts 700. steady; choice
hes,y steers 81 90 siioei medium 81 oO
dt5o0 common q aVoUii.oo; choice lights
N.0c Uitv0 common Sa.te9lisA. hutch.
Or helfrrs - soa u 30, COWS " iisb;
eannsrs ta.Sds.s0 calves tis:5n 80.
esed~rs tTsinii7s; ssockers q. 90 o 10 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
GRAIN
4 III, AGO.

CutcAsO Web u weakness Dc
vtIor,d In trr corn market TO-DAY desnus
al ryltcnt tcnlenyN Oh 'hs rslt nt M
,,uut,y Ia mold gfain hA,E Differences
o., opinion ~ 10 how IA. threatened rsll'
road stuke would affect gram values sr-
reared 20 make tu,srs rauunus api 70
sprlNs N. market Of support Opening
price. witch varied from 80 lowe, 70
. .hYnnc. WITH Nav 81 u ~ ~ "a,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

FAST. At Lotus. fsb. ~ nugs 70.
eslpis isqoo active, STEADY to stonE
hulk iiSlsbii.10, heavy ~. 0Oal ssQ,
ptss 700 1900
CATTLE receipt. 4 100 steady choice
heavy steers IilsAUit 90 medium 81 90
Vi,ls. common " 90 1915 choice ilFhis
il90opis 90 common u t0gil 90 huith'
~ hsifsfs q ibcti'bo. COWS 81 800 ~ 90
esnbsrs fs 9SuT ~. calves 1909 1890
fesdsf. y sOultO0. sto6ksfs a. 0egi0 80
sUKEp receipts $500 active. 10 10 'ir
higher. lambs tis s,5p;o7S cuils ~ u
1fTi, yearllng wTthsu ~. 'sui 90
choice ewes tl0oofl'9j. culs IQoU
"a
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II,U,iOOi

LIVERPOOL psh. n Cotton. sFe' Too
fair tsauss, prices steady Oood u.i HN
rs iSd. fully mifdilns - l5d m.ii,'ns
sSt,d low mlddins 1904 GOOD oflr
nary ~ ia ordinary - 80 ha'r'
: 900 halcs including 100 Ain'f''su Do.
,sips ls 900 ballet, lndldlhs 900 Nm'i-
cav .,,,
Futur,s closed irregular Mf ~ =,
uay I,,f. July ASA. oct :: ~, Dec
II 1sd Jan - 0ld
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
ka>>ts tirI.

KANSAS cry. fsb II HOGS re
ceipts 10000 q To 400 higher bulk ii,,o
oItks, hcayies tiiaedlliO mediums
elttppitpQ hghis pt5ou Iioo. piss
$1,000 it 10
CATTLE receipt. 1000. very SLOW
STEADY 10 weak choice heavy stesrs titfG
ols.oo; medina tliiStit.b, common
VsnTici' choice tights tiiteuitTy
comHSp g. oOu /! 40 butcher helf.rs G 90
CISCO COW. ~ sea ii.5o. csnn.rs $3.50
efl calves tis O0uij.b feeders $500
~ unckers 50 IS 5aio;s
SHEEP receipts 5000: steady 20 SOC
higher. lambs tls.s0E.o IS. cullr 81. oou
I7,I; yrRtl'ng wethrrs IS sou 100. ewes
oicsoa - ~ cults ft?in 10 20. breeding
ewes 'SoCUii:i feeder lambs $4,000
4 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Bsnny Leonard In Movies,

NEW YORK, Feb IL Benny Leon
ard worlds lshtwcigh, champion. MI
leave here SUNDAY Tor California
where he will finish his wofh IN o
moving picture In which he In tho pt1r
The champion viii not appear In ih'
ring asain for ten or twelve weeks hat
expects 20 tax. par,sin several sho.'
bouts before leaving the Pacific coast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
KANSAS CITY CASH GnAIs.

KANSAS CITY ish ~ WHEAT
nomihAliy ~agpsbs,d No I hsrd t9tl0
lss. No . igIge,S; 80. red ); sou
2 % 80 if3u CoHN ssntrAliy steady
- g. hiEhef No Z missed q t;ui.i
so shns ti,g No 2 lc'iow ,iDu
{ o OATh about steady 20 White
Af,,. 80 mirsd higtss No. red
stunle Nit iiuGit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

KANSAS CITr. PEN II --BurrER'
unchsnstd ZOOS ftst, unchanged, ,sc,
cass lots 900 hiIhst. tlili POULTRY
hens ~ lover 1Ghr Others unchanged
POTATOES unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Fl1lINER Decline.
II CATTLE TODAY
10 to 25-Cent Slump Felt
in All Lines,
rUDNy's Ry<LIPTs.

CATTLE steers declined from lbe IN
$50 On the market "Wednesday with a tp
sf 0iise butcher cattle also fell ;sc
With cows and heifers settling from " 70
Nis r'ochsrs and feeders sold for ;bc
lousrp than Tuesday.
Ctsssns 6sststtsss.
Prices of ths various srsfss Of estns
ere approximately ss foilo~s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

KANSAS CITY. F.h n corn slo.
Tsh iiis May iigiN Juiy u -
E.uf tiggb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
SEw YORK sycNN.

Nrw YORK. fsh II -arGAN raw.
unsettled, centrifugal 90, five stanu.
lated ~ 900 10 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

sitEtr receipt. e,eoo. higher, lambs
suss fii'gGaIigS' cniis iyiOsi65s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
NEW ,Onh.

IN. demand ~, price. ~ 10 IA polni' over
yesterdays hnsls In ihs uailnH ~ to
1 O'Clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
PROVISIONS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. v.h. H. -- POTATOES
steady. sffivsls ~ cars Northern whites
til0o'i0. estion. western fusseb ~
q 1850 jUthing
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. rsb. ii.-HrTTER IN,
changed ECGH sssisrf tsc-'pts SIS
,As,s. fltst. tok Qkle. ordinary flrsts llq
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Mrv. W. A. Meadow was hostess
ot Old Hickory Chapter. Wednes.
day afternoon al her home On
Centre Avenue.
Mrs. Chas Badge prfsided over
the meeting. 10 the ahsehc~ n Mrs.
McMury After reading oi the
niaa.~s hy ahs ~ sfstafr tra neaxas
municAiions we're read. one being
from The President General. Mrs.
Roy Mckinney. of psducsh. Ky.
Mesdames Il. l.. Gnrhy aud 4 4.
Payne we're made ipsnl ehsifmsn
TO secure funds TOR the Bsttieshsp
Tennessee.
The Chapter accepted an invi.
iation b. attend She entertainment
At the Dtcsson County High school
February no vt which tims the
Chapter will present dag and .
picture ei George Washington To
the school
A rsine soss II thanks vac
gwen M,sdames Clayton Smith sed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
fertilizing Apple Trees

Many old orchards tha, had been
practically abandoned have been
renovated by psupins. spraying and
irrtisi,ing and made TO bear record
c-op. II 6ne kuit. Pra r. q
s,arhes OF the State Boaaa Of Hos.
tleu'ure os Alshsna bought Al old
~ acre Rome Besuty Apple eevharI
IN vi'sinis tour q fve ysars ago
,hA, hsa been nearly sbasended;
that orchard hss produced two Ans
csops nj apples the past tuo years.
and is CONSIDERED ooe Of the best
paying orchards in virginia now.
A tree that bears heavy erops OF
apples Tor several yean dravs hsav-
.ly on tbe soi! fertility and II not
ted the tree vill get - il will pro.
duce oniy sn occasional good crop.
Nitrogen IL the leading slsusss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Well Known Speaker Coming

Mrs. Nina Truxbury. one OF the
National speak us Of :he Y W, {,
A. 10 TO addIess a popular meeting
in Dickson at the Presbyterian
Church. Monday Feb. 10 At S;<5
p. M.
She will be accompanied by Miss
Florence Mclean. State Director
Tor Tennessee. arriving in Dickson
at $50 in the afternoon.
We are fortunate In having a viz.
Il IRON Mrs, Truxbury and all are
Invited. not only ladies but citizens
in general. business men and stu.
dents, 10 hear wha, the Y. W. G. A,
Ia doing and especially 10 bear the
speakers account Of conditions in
japan where her work was success.
iul 10 an unusual degree.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

term ] have assurance that | wolald
have 10 opposition. but having
iormerly expressed myself In iavor
of the two term practice. and has-
Ing rscently become eonssetsd
with niphes interests lin Robsrtsoa
countv, hays decided to not ssk
Tor reelection.
My wofk 40 county trustee has
been very pleasant, and hare
sxsatsd my best ehats At all tines
TO give the public courteous .rsaL
msu. and efficient service. and the
friends | have made la my four
years service a. trustee are more
highly esteemed by me than the
compensation received in dollars
and csnsa.
| desire to take this opportunity
of expressing my gratitude 20 those
friends who have No ioyaily sup.
ported ms 10 the past Whenever
| can prove my appreciation TO
them other than words. the op-
pofunity will be gladly received,
| intend to continue making Dick
son county my home, and when
ever can serve my s.ieuds 10 sny1
way | trust they will not hesitate
10 call on me.
Very Respectfully.
W. G Uory.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
EicxS0s SCHOOLS
CLOSE FOR one WEEK

The influenza epidemic haa
swoopsd down Spon this section
again. but is much lighter ferul
than last year. and ~ yes mi deaths
havs been reported. The disease
b appeared In quite . number oI
home in Dickson and from one "a
every member oi the family ha "
the nalsdy.
Owing TO several of the tsachers
10 the public school and quite 4
number Of the pupils having the To-
fiusnxa the city school board deem.
ID II best 10 close ths school Tor q
week.
Wednesday the Central High
school Was closed for q week. Prof,
sad Mrs. nraltoa are both sutisring
IRON the disease
The Mayor aud BrarJ oi Alder
men met In special session 'Monday
night and issusd q psolamation ask.
ing the cilixsns TO use every pre-.
caution possible ~ prevent the
spread oi the disease by keeping
the children At home and not allow.
ing them to visit public places.
such ~ depot. postotilcs aud places
of amusement.
Fron reports received through,
out the county. the disease ia quite
prevalent In all sections
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

We have permission from ths
Psnnsylvanss Rubber Co.. te give
isee with every fabric vacnum uHp
,sfs cold during .he month ii Feh.
rusvy. = ion.,ess~d tubs same siss
~ the tire cold and n sivs = cord
typs tube With every cord tlss sold,
Rsmemaes this offer II only rood
during the moash n Fshsa4ry.
4. III. Bryan and Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
DEPUTY COLLECTOR n
Dlckslm NEXT wEEK

Tbs catssctos IL IngsssNl Rsvenu<
hss mailed ous from Nashville In.
eosAs tax hAanks to nh tAxpaysss
n records In the stsis. who mlshl
be hahls te make % incams sas
t~safn tN ths year 1919.
In addition IN tLl. he haa ~,
signed lis depasiss 10 ths ~ork d
visiting earh tmporssnt cem msnlsy
ios y specified time ius the paf.
pose ct giving assissanoe 10 tax,
payers in the preparation e thsi,
returns and u ansaer any question
relative ~ taeis inconss tan matters.
Deputy calleator II. &. Pvrkins,
hss been assigned TO this com.
muaity and will he stationed at
Dickson from February Id to Feb.
rusry n, inclusive, 10 Halhseok
Hotel each day between the hoars
III 500 and 400 .. IN,
0sins 10 the small number al
experienced men svaiishis : aud tts
difficulty al dsvo,ing sufficient tisps
TO each locaiity, taxpayers are
urged 10 avail themselves oi the
the aeputys services ~ prompt,y
40 posslble. ~ II will no, he possible
ior him TO Wei: this locality again
before thu time Tor alling resams
explrcs--Msreh IL, 1890. after
which all .axpayerA will become
delinquent aud subject 10 heavy
penalties foe failure To file their ~.
turns In time.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

w. H Mrllsvy ~ lAslf n -
I'm doliAsS sn shs ckaptxs. IA
Ahss TN nAn eAil lks u1slI1 =
go sxsnsd esw - AA
psyne. TN AistessAn. ana tke y
losing psogssm ssSslsssas @
Ms& q, A. nlAy6sa eaSe Nun4
Quseaioes a. Y. y. Hi1laxy, n1s1lr
w retr@shane oas assMaEise l1la
paat gave m iAassssaiaa M nf
hlssasy roac~msne shs isk 6aye s1
Tfavell*s, = GtassAl Les lsnes
harx~.
Carp Ne Bach - Ola vlssan;As II
wss played an sAs victrolA.
Little ais virginla Paws eAv&
a very chAsming sHadina.
Mrs Clsstaa SmisAs sss1liona
On What You Know.a pFo%~d W
h~ very psaliahla.
The program was cic%~d IN
vseirois seeasd Old Rlacs lo~.
The hossrss sssisi~d hy Mvs.
ctaytoa smith. Ms. Edith Esdes
aud little isGehs.s. Mary Alicx.
s~Ivsd a tempting salad coafps.
Nssitoss present st the nretlue
wssw, Mechanics Roscos Msadaw
aud Jstlis choAts. . Y - s'sf isss !
The merit meeting will hs held
with Mrs., A, n t.sathsss. March
sri, Mrs, Sara l.. WmsGARr,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Don't Miss Burglar by Proxy" Comedy Drama Of Smiles and Thrills iA

of isstilisss nssdsd In an orchard:
this eAn probably be BEST s@cur~si
in Nitrate M Soda. There an ~,
cosds VI many oxeAsras that havs
been mads 10 pseducs heavy asEual
efops oi apples hy hsoaarassinx
shfss ~ i've pounds NiTats oi Soda
sroapd the outer branches II the
trees ahou. two weeks hsiorv the
srsss bloom In ths spring Manure
10 also good l. woaA be veil 10
ase sn aQual smount oi Acid pho~-
late with tho Nitrate vi Soda In shss
section of ths ooau,ay.
The iruis buds ot The apple are
formed In August aud Septmbes ,ha,
produce the fruit the next rear,
Nitrate Of Soda siy-s the l-sM a
vigorous green appearance, stinu-
lates the tree 10 producs fruit buds.
slso helps the yoaa1 apples lo start
growins ia the spring and hang ea.
There are only io.f os Eve states
that produce more apples than
Teaassees, yet less than ID per cen,
oi the apples grown here are mars.
eted, the others 60 to. wsste largely
for lack ot pruning and sersysag
Hundreds oi cars III apples are
shipped into this state evesy year
With the high prices and scarcity oi
apples. every good apple tree in
Tennessee should be made TO pro-
duce i.s best this year,
A J. Hysu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
New Real Estate Office
Now Open In Dickson.

II you want 10 buy \ farm II viii
pay you 10 zee me, ~ have !ifty
choice isrms listed far sale ranging
in price from 81 900 10 go. .ocn.
II you want 10 sell your farm ~
town property OF timber land. call
a. my office on seeond hooE OF the
Citizen National Bank Building: !
dooss on laii. Office open from 4
a, IA until p. IN each day.
Give me = chape- and ! will do
my best to please YOU.
WALTER u MuRpHEEE
Offices: Mckwen and Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

To The Nunintpai Tar PaysA ii
The Town VI Dickson,
The city tsxes fos thu yss 1919
became due Novsmbss l, 1919 md
Ill persons not having paid their
taxes Tor said ssas please come lar.
ward aud se'sls snd thereby help
the town TO meet In obligations.
JOHN SHELLEY.
CITY Mafshal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
A Card.

Ia the Last lew weeks | hav.
been frequently asked II | would be
q candidate Tor reelection ~ county
trustee. After mature delibesation
| have decided TO withhold my al
nounceneot, hut do 80 with u
ssnss N regret, ~ 10 many voters
have urged the 10 run. voluntarily
pledsins me their support and
influence
fael with this loyal msnites,ion
Of friendship that | could be re-
elected. and should | ASK tos . third
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

those Who have lot paid their
water and high. bill Tor January. are
urged to do - al once. Al! 80.
counts Tor January 40, paid by
February 10. become delinquent
After the l5th oi this month all
bills not paid, | am instructed ey
the Mayor and BOARD II Aldermen
to turn over TO the city electrician.
II. G. THOMPSON. Collector,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Rev John Royal Harris
TO Speak Here Sunday

Rev. John Royal Harris, D. D..
Of the National Reform Association
pit,shure. Pa, will speak Al = mass.
meeting At the N. 4, Church
South, Sunday. February Is. at
p. m. Subject; "Bolshsviszn."
The evening service a. the other
churches have been Cancelled and
The public 10 cordially invited e
come oul and bear this noted speak
ef,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
MONEY cAm noT
PURCHASE KuTn

Money can buy everything bal
Health I"
This old adass has been proven
untrue hy tim Tennessee Aasi-Ta-
hsrculosis Association which 10
about TO open . campaign In this
eounly 10 cell Health Bonds TO pro
vide Public Health Nurse. This
nurse will cooperate with the State
Departments OF Health. Education
aud oi Charities and vish the Anil.
Tuberculosis Society 10 their light
TO better the hsalth oi Dickson and
OF Diekson County.
This il the tire, year that Health
Bonds have been sold by the Anti
Tuberculosis Association. For ths
past ssa years this Society has been
collecting money ihrooshou. the
state through the ssle Of Christmas
Seals. The sale oi these penny
messages 'of hsstth has bad 4 direct
sesul, In the erection OF sanl,aEiums,
pseYentotiums and fresh sir camps
and open air schools. Blu. ou, OF
this wosk has developed the alarm
ina TACT that only one other state
in the Union has a higher native
death rate from tuberculosis than
Tennessee aud tha, 10 our sister
state. Kentucky.
The sale OF seals nas no, provided
sufficient funds with which 10 oon.
bat tuberculosis and 10 this year
Health Bonds Ere being sold. At
the present tune there are still too
lev san:tariums where the disease
can be treated. There are not
enough open air schools where In
iected children can be segregated
and cured. More clinics aud nurses
are needed II health 10 to be pur.
chased for the people ol this county
and u this state.
This year 4.50 Ttnnssseans are
doomed 10 die oi tuberculosis, O.
prsyrn,shle, eonirollAble and eura-
b,e d,sease- un!e,s they can have
help. Al, that these people need
to become strong and we'll 10 med.
ical cara and advice. good food.
fresh air. and = knowledge oi how
10 taxa care oi themselves 20 that
they NAV be prevented from inject
ins their families and their irisnas.
The Tennessee Anti. Tuberculosis
Association does oil this with = staff
Of trained workers who are constant
ly travelling throughou. the state
and who are working towards the
day that each county will have 4
public health nurse to guard ths
public health. Because oi the iact
that the greater part ot the money
raised -iocalay 10 10 be sxpended .lo~
caliy and the rest oi this money is
10 be used in this state. \ uemen
dous interest has been aroused in
this campaign.
Since il has been proven that
Money can huy everything, includ.
ing Health the Association sx.
poets 10 msks srea. strides in it's
var on ventable diseases 10
Tennessee turing the coming year.
Take some OF your slandsrsd mon.
ey aud buy health Tor your com.
muni.y. y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Free Tobacco Seed

Now 10 the tune to burn and
plant your tobscco beds Those
desiring first class tobacco seed can
y ret Same Tree OF charge by calling
q. the First National Bank u &, {.
Collins aud Sons store.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Notice To Dickson Citizens

We have been informed by some
oi our iriends and customers. that
= certain grocery dealer In Dickson
has been eepding out another make
Of bread ~ "HagsE and Peebles
Quality Bread" Ia osderina bread
be turs yos get the lod that u
wrapped aud sealed in our printed
wrapper With our trade mark: DUAL.
i,y Bread.
Hasar and feebles.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Strayed-- Black giIi with some
white spots. VIII weigh shout u
TO H pounds. Liberal reward hx
her return or iniormatioa N Ia M
whereabouts.
Dr.. w. ". Walkss.
i)ickeou.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Y. W. c. A. Campaign ....
To lie Launched Here.

During the lac, week 10 February
a campaign Tor Y W Z. A iunds
will be launched In Dickson. rhs
great and noble work Of this Young
Wcman's Christian Association 10
known throughout the world. and
sinc. the close oi the world war. II
mus, rally TO the cry from not only
Amsrica, hu, ths down.u uodden
lands across the sea
An organization 10 being iormed.
With Miss Florence Gof. a. chair.
mau. The committees will be- an
nounced later,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

FOR SALE-I have q roll-.op
desk and a Remington No 10 Type
writer wh,cl, | wlsh To sell, both in
first Glaze condition, Call .. my
Office. Frank Frazier.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
TOBACCO CANNAS~We ha

TOBACCO CANNAS-Ws have
sayrsal thousand yaris oi good 10.
hapco canvas fnf sale
II. Dry Goods Go.
rhe demand Tor Fordspu Tractors
is much sps,er than the production,
You are gai,s h nd one, % Why
not plae. Your order now?
\. Il Bryan and CO.
Car load oi hay iust received,
peyton Produce TO.
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distinction for services in the Ctvn
War. died at her home on Mushngu1n(
street. Monday morning, April -. She
was the last surviving member OF the,
family Funeral services held on We'd
nesday were in charge Of her pastor.
Rev. Charles Gilmore. She was MEM
Der of the United Presbyterian church
Howard Davis, OF Akron, is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis
George W. Henderson was Pits
burgh business visitor on wednesday.
Mrs Jessica Mclaughlin was visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. H Perry.
In Coshocton, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs Jacob Lynn, Of Uniontown, Pa.
is here visiting her mother. hrA
Charles VI. HoEg.
William /. l!ates was Columbus
visitor for few days
Mrs g. f.. Hearing is home from Z
visit with relatives in Portersheld.
Judge John 3. Worley is holding
court in common pleas at New PhiA~
dr!ph!a.
MIR and Mrs. William Bates hxyo
moved into their now residence on
south ana st. Clair streets.
Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Beck and three
DAUGHTERS Of Williamsburg. Pa have
moved 10 CadiZ.
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DID NOT PUSH
GIRL IN RIVER
rraahs Show Boys Were Distance Prom
otrt Drowning Victim

According 10 officers who viewed the
place whore Charlotte Harris e;ght-year-
old eolored girl OF Shadystde went into
the river and was drowned. there -
every indication that the story told by
her two young companions is true and
that the girl accidentally slipped and
fell into the river. Parents OF the girl
are inclined 70 believe that their child
WAS pushed into the river. Il was learned
last night.
officer James Good. OF the local police
force, was 600 Of those who investigated
the case. Good said that marks on the
soapStone pIle At the old Rail & River
No. : mine show plainly where the girl
slid into the river. On the other hand
tho tracks In the soft stone show plainly
also that the boys were considerable
distance from the place where the girl
went into the river.
Reports were current about the crta
that tho two boys had confessed that
they had pushed the girl into the river,
when run down these were all found 10
De- Sroundless.
Big Elk Meeting
\ big meeting Of the Elk lodge will be
held this evening at the hall on Belmont
street. 4 big class OF candidates IS 20
BE- initiated and social session will be
enjoyed.
Spoke at High SCHOOL
college athletic team. spoke At the To-