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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
uTY Mla DELIVERY
TO De ESTABLISHED

Mayor J. r, Hollsy began this
week having the houses numbered
vsspsrsaoSy ios the Government IA
sstSbtish . irrs mail delivery la
U1zkson.
M0rris Leech and Jsss Hollsv. Jr
began putting on ths numbers.
which costa 72c per house. and to
~ paid Tor BY the oocspant OF pro.
pssiy owners, When all ol the
hoasss have bean num5ssrd suf
sscsy,aclss., shscts are to be purch
,sssA by lhe citizens. are placed a.
each house 10 which the carrier can
place the mail. the government will
Than be nol6sd ths, everything is
iii sssatnsss ior ths sstssa.sSsas ~
the service.
Il 10 hoped that sysry citizen will
eo-opssats with Mayor Holley 10
tkh mater and get their number
sad receptacle ready ai once, 80
that there will be no delay in
getting the service started 40 soon
- possible.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

On Thanksgiving evening. Mr..
Flaad Taylor and Miw Mary Ellen
Weller we're quietly married o, the
study Al Rev. J d. Heweley 90
College street.
Miss Anna Holley was the BRIDE .
maid, and the groom's best man
vas Byron Boone.
The bride vas beautiful 10 . suit
oi brown Velour. With hat. shoes
and gloves 10 harmoniae. She voss
. corAase boaqset. Mies Rollsy
also wore = lovsly suis oi brown and
carried sn armful Of ehsysanths-
mums.
Ms. and Mra Taylw are psoui.
neot In Difkso0's social and bosi
usss circlsA. Mn, TayIas IL ths
daughtss a Mn. n. =. Weller, d
Fayelgsrills, md tos tne DAst IVA
months hes been In charge u The
local wsstssu Union Office. Ma.
Taylor ID coosectsd With Ciemoss
Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

For tho last lev months w have
had = number oi complaints about
electric light meters running Ia
fas.. This 10 q general complaint
from just q lev pattons, We are
alad 10 say. The ms,ority OF the
psople fully realise that II takes
about three times as much light in
the winter ss II does In the snmmsr.
Those who think there meter 10
running wrong. II II - wrong we
viii sci II righ, aud make no charge
but u W. And |. correct, this test
will COS. you ~.
Have had several yess oi ~.
perience wilhl watt.hour metsrs.
but have never found one running
TO isst--they run too slow aud
should bs tested al least sver two
ysars. Am euro 70 per cent Of the
mssSm are running slow. 10 don :,
klck II YOUR bill runs above the
minimum. you and your ta,rily are
ssstlns the benefit. We often
spsud The amount oi our lish. bill
for something that Ia no benefit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

whatevsr. sow be q booster snC
don kpoct. and we wili tusnist
'yoa current iast as much ~ VI
can.
Will sag further. that the Board
oi Mayor and ALisrmsn are YER,
thankful TO yoa ios your eoppastiog
10 this matter Tor the towu u
Dictson belongs ~ the people, mol
The Board aud we Deed your help,
/, sent he loag uatil you wiil
have Tree delivery and before lbs
year 10 gone. ". wilI give you lots
OF good improvements 10 the nay Jal
building streets snd sis.swaifs.
~'' ''@ Yours truly.
J. r Hollsy, Mayor
w. III. Adeox. E'eclricisa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
Twentieth Century Club

The December meeting OF III,
Twentieth Century Mothers Club
will be held the second Tuesday 10
the month Dec. Ia at 2;0 p IN
~i,h Mp Oury Harris as hostess
The program is az follows, ineiud
ing several musical selections;
Paper-'fhe Walls We Build
Between Our GirIs and Self
R-lian, purposeiul and Brave Lie
Mrs. W. X. McMuuy
Preparatory Resdins-Ms @ {
Collins, Jr.
Joseph Rodman Drake. Fits
Green Hslleek Mis-. Edith Badge
Washington Irying-Mrs. hay
mond Joslin
Washington Ivings Works--
Mrs. Sarah Wishart.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
Notice

|.'To.. As, fhsndi sn'i Cu.torns,s: >
I wish % take this msikod cl
thanking my friends and patron,
iof the liberal patronage you have
and are now giving ne. and
assure you that sans !. greatly
appreciated and you may res,
assured that a. the price Of leather
declines | will reduce my charges
accordingly.
| use nothing but the bes, oi leaihsl
and a. 10 workmanship INV twenty
years service in your midst cAa beat
speak iof its sell
W. s,ll deliver shoes sny where
in the city after school hours.
Again ,hsnkins YOU Tor your
patonfgs and soliciting oontlnu
ance OF same. sm.
Yours truly,
Bob Nall. Prop.
Dixie shoe Shop,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

We want 10 thank you ios youl
liberal patronage through the hish
prices OF meats and a. meats oi oil
kinds are down. we are glsd "a
give you the advantage Of the prices
we are nov paying. Remembei
ws handle nothing bat Government
inspected packinshouse meats and
do no, sacrifice quality 10 osdss 70
give you cheap prices. Lie 10 toe
short and health 10 uncertain moi
to have the hes. meats on ths
market, that 10 why ~ handle
NsuhoGs m.aw exclusively. We
think their IL none better. We hsy
the bes. grade only and try 10
handle 4, 10 q strictly sanitary way
try TO send II with ~ little ioss
- possible 10 you and give yos the
best service We can. both in our
shop and in delivering and try to
mske ous dealings with yos plsAsr
ant. We Try 10 show our apprvsfa
tons by selling you meats - cheap
a. any one can ths, will handle the
sane quality and anr susgestions
that will be u bene6t 10 us In serv.
Ing you. will he appreciated. The
mests W. handle are the bet the
packer. produce and we have TO
make our prices to you according
to the prices they make ~. We
could have given you bsttm prices
all the time BY handling . cheap
grade Of meats. but We do not run
our business that way. We handle
the bes, meats that We can buy and
van, to cell 10 the best people then
It is a pltssurr TO do business.
We appreciate our trade AID -
sure you that We will take care oi
vour wants In summer a. we'll ~
Winter--this is no cold weather
meat shop--we are in the meat
business 10 Dickson to star.
With .hsnks faE past patronage.
~e submit .hess p,ices ios your COO.
alteration. We, the came ~ oil
Others that handle meats, have
cheap cuts, but these prices means
the chosces, there 10 and ~ believe
~ know how 10 cut IL:
Bseis:ssk. T.hons, round or
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

Dr., Lyle Hooper, who. Tor ssvsraI
years has besn . sssidsat oi Mash,
willie, being employed ~ . druggist,
died Wednesday afternoon In 4
hospital 10 that city, oi blood poison
following an opsrstioo for sppendi,
elite Tuesday ot lasa ~sek, .... -.
HE remains we're brought tc
Dickson Thursday afternoon and
conveyed to the home Of his moAh.
sr. hu, Alice Hoopes. on East
College street, where funeral service
will be held Friday morning at e.3O
o CLOCK and intesmsnt take place In
Uoion Cemetery.
He u survived by his wife. moth.
e.. tvo sisters. Mr.. Fsn~ie Hon.
kins and Mrs. e. n. sis.more and
oos brother. Herman Hoo:.~s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
Y. 7. COLLIER MED
SuuOEmY THURSDAY

While talking end laughing viii
some isiesda at tbs dspoe. . iss
minutes ahes getting ed ot The
Csnusvills Brasch passenger tra'r
rhankssiving sysnioss W. 7. Collisi
dropped 10 the ground and by. ~
time he could hs pietsd ap, waa
dead =
Fos the pas, several months h
had been agent tor the National
Lie and Accident Insurance Co.
At this place and bad Just returned
lrom 3 business trip On the Centfe
vile Branch,
During a conversation With some
irisnds, Jus, a lev days pss,ieue 70
,his death. g. Ae made the. ssmAsk
'tisat hs never feis ssassst hin asis
and il there vas anything the
matter ~i,h him. be was not aware
% u.
Since his wife died about twelve
years ago, he has been mskias bic
home with his sister, Mrs. Annie
Stroud. in South Dickson. where
funeral service vas held Saturday
and his remains we're conveyed 10
Charlotte and in.erment took place
In the Collier graveyard at that
place.
lie was IS years old. q man oi
lev words. honorable aud upright
and held in high esteem BY his
many friends
Besides his Sister here hs 10 eur.
y.ved by two brothers. Ben Collier
ot this county, and Chris Collier.
OF Nashville.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
= aHt-vaii tie,ol,se,s. L.,

Aiss ssllie Van Hcoss. ci Cooke.
vile and NJ. Claud stitt. oi this
place, were quietly mauisd Nov.
u. II The home ol Rev. CAaa /.
Tsllsv, The omciatins minister, In
The presence oi only a lev relatives
and close iriends Of the bride and
groom.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and groom came 10 Dick.
son 10 Wei, the groom's psrsats.
Mr. aud Ms, Geo S.i,,. aiisr which
they will be Al hone to their trieuds
st 1885 Broad Street. Nashville.
Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

4. Cissssss. iasplsesoalsiss Santa
ciaass. AsoagAt Va the boa@sss !
winists~ ciRistnas sses, ~AicA
hsld TIN shower siha and sise soays.
aiss ics sseh sassl.
DsitsioDs F~lssshussse carried
ont ths chxisssass idea and ~aslsa.
'ahesd ths coicsss srssn aad Fsd.
Tie sAlada wsse in sAaps Al poia-
sssiias. essvins with the Aossses
pnd Ass moshss. Ma J, r. Hoiisy,
ssss Miss Chaa. H,Ass and Miss
kdish Badge.
Ths suesss were ls.sf satsssaiseA
by Mrs. W, G. Goad. Js,, . recent
bride, sho gave assnumbss oi violin
selecsioas. accompanied ey Mrs.
Robert Clement and Miss Ho.lsv.
4 number oi Dietsc0's yosns
mssrcos and lsdies xsfs sussls ii
hiss Hollsy's delightful entertain.
ment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
lUcIlon SHE &
u!!!y!|!fsIoex N &c, u

n ssssai ri ~ I d,saAstA
N ~ rsnasasss - Caliae n~eA-
81 Aeeacaalise Vim ~ NJ u a.
4aias SsasA yasas, NasAvillp. =
kidAs. DssaaAw lgsA.
nsy VII ell a asctioa sev@s
AastAosn eUlk and @ AAossAorn
Coss ard nsitsss. rAs \ sAs
aheissse los Il cattle tAas Ass ever
eess eoesssd ~ tAis Assecistloa.
They are eaasisnsd ey tAs lsAdias
shortAesp Asvsdsss Al ~ State
sncas vAe. are 0so. Elsasss and
Cosan D cesan. ot THE vlsce,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

nis Anna Ho!ley sas hoslsss oi
. card party and Miscsalaneous
Sho~s, tuesday evsains. In hooos
d Mn. rlsud Taylo. 4 recent
bride.
The decorations were ssaDds u
yellow and white chrysanshsmu@s
and smble1s u The coming holiday
season.
Cann sess played ii three tsblss.
Mn. John Leather winainG -
priss. The "cccsolstion nvphy
iell to Aies fannie Bsyss. Fol-
lowing ths card sane. Aasiss ".
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

Ar william c. Goad. sos Of
Mrs, W. G. Goad, psopristrsss nj
the Halbrook Hotel. and Misc
Brownie Swain. OF Lands. Wy.
owins. vsse married Sunday nigh,
In Charlotte. Rev. Cash, otaciatins
Tbs bride 10 = trained nurse with
headquarters in Nashville. aud
vss here on . visit 10 her irienl
Miss Ethel Crow
NJ, and Mu. 9oad lsh Monday y
Tor Lebanon. where Mr.. Goad 10
taking q course In las.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

The marriage Of Miss Berth Maj
peatscoss 10 Marvin Sills. which
in hasills frtdiy. NOV:
~ "a, quite : surprise 10 their
many lrisnds.
The bride 10 the accomplished
dAashes o. Mn. Lissis Psntscosi.
oi eas.ou's Creek and the groom 10
. psominsnt young man NJ LiEton.
KY, vhsrs they have rome 10 reside.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
Nstis

To The Public School Teachers
On socosni N the teachers %.
amstios. n will Be impoysibla ief
- 70 meet sith roo ia nictsoa
nsx, Saturday You may mall
your reposs 10 me sad yoar warsnss
will be mailed from Charlotte this
time.
h. 4. Coslsw.
County Hupt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

sTRAYED OR sr0LEN-n nlaek
male cow about II mes. old and
wsishs SS0 lbs; spli, Ia right ~.
Reward los Information leading 10
sscovssy. CLARK Simon. Dictsou.
REWARD-Will pay o3O0 10.
wafd ior return ot ons male Angoss
Get; color whits; 10 marks sxcept
ons CLAW o9 front loot. LSavs IL
Citissss Na.iosal Bsnh o. ~ Jamss
Hossl and sss reward. --Jno. n.
Smith.
FOR sAl4E-fwo heating stessss
GOOD q nee. - Sn. 0a11s HUd.
can " Ds. W. ". Walkss. Disksoa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

On Tossday evtolss. D<esmee.
esA, q 7:30 O'Clock. there win be
|he1 d 0akmont ssAoh hnildias q
es6saomiaati atioaal ritiisns nsss.
lak h puTposs a this ssiAsriaa
" 70 fosuulats plans tos sysismad.
cah'y helping the poor and distssss
I'd a Dichsoa, Al are asked 10
com<
Ministsss Association oi Mcksoa
J, W. DesAsso, sessy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
Deaths

Mr W J, Aicooi. ssr 75 years,
died q. his hcme an Nerth Main
street Sunday morning, Nov. -.
lS30, after q lev dsyp illnsss
Funeral service vas held st the
fssidspee Monday. conducted by
Elder !. =. Watson. and HE ~.
mains laid 10 rest 10 the Union
Censtsfy.
Hs 10 survived by his wiie and
one VOC, Clsseace Adcock. OF Jack.
ssas Tsan.. and one daughter.
Mn Win Eicks Of this place.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

~ NJ Z Y ~ ~ ,.ts7ss ~
We sish to thAal or kisads tm
ths lisdaees and synpstAy sAosa
% in our b<ssavsm.nt N Ne death
u our brother, " I. Celiiss.
HE Brother and si>,sss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

FOR SAI.k-0ne Grist Mill
equipped with l2.horse power gas.
olina englna crushst shelter sud
everything needed 70 make an up.
to dstsmill viii sell cheap
+ \ Spencer,
Burps. Tenn.
FOR SAIE--I. VI Sessing has
A good milk cnw ior sale, just
freahsnrIi with third cal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

Prof d l.. Swank . music pupil,
will appear 10 recital at the Dickson
Central High School, friiay Dec
3. At T.l5 y m. Admission free
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
DERWlL.l.O
The Famous BeautIfier

Have you tried Il YETI Thousands every.
where are using II. II is q wonderful tonic
for the skin. defies hot summer nun and
causes WRINKLES, tan, freckies, saiiow skin.
blRckhends, sun spots, roughness, ruddi-
ness TO quickly disappear, IL brings roses
20 the cheeks and makes anyone look 10
years younger Gives a youthful complex
lon and "A skin you love TO touch" A
singia application proves II. See large an
ncunc soon 10 appear In this paper,
ASK your druggist about it.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
HE TRAVELLED ALL
OVER THE WORLD
But Tanlac Helped Him
More Than Treatments
Here, in Europe and
in South America.

"a have been treated for indi-
gestion In France, Italy swltzcr-
land, North and South America and
In fact all over the world, but Tan
lac is the only thing have ever
found to do me much good said
II. L. Finniger, watch maker for
Nathan Dohramann a. Co, San
Francisco. Cal. living at Se Plato
street.
Always after eating" continued
Mr.. Finnlger, II would have such
cramps In my stomach that ] could
hardly stand Il. had fallen Off
until ] weighed only 9S pounds and
was 40 nervous the least little thing
would upset mo. / could sleep but
little and got up In the mornings
feeling all tagged out. My strength
and energy left me and I felt like
would have to give up entirely. Be
OF treatments and medicines | tried
OF treatments and medicines I tried
dieting and tho rest cure. but never
got more than n little passing rc-
lief.
''The way Tanlac brought me out
In marvellous, can cat anything
now without any trouble afterwards.
| have gained 30 pounds and my
nerves are steady as clock.
sleep fine every night and get up In
tho mornings ready for good
breakfast and a full days work. and
am enjoying better health than I
have In years"
Tanlao IN sold In Tulsa exclusively
by the Quaker and Puritan Drug
Coa--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
Local Woman May See
Harding Notification

Mrs. Addie Harries Dclchman. a
close follower Of local ana national
republlonpao lItics. has received an
invitation to the official notification
to Senator Warren O. Harding Of his
nomination as candidate FOR presi-
dent Although Mrs. Deichman only
recently returned from the Chicago
convention she Il plannig 10 attend
the notification which II to be at
Marion, Ohio. July 22
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
FIVE YEARS FOR BIeAMY
Former Naval scnior bicn}ennnt Al
mits Marriage 10 Three Women

NEW YORK. July'19.--John n.
McNulty Of baltimore. n captain In
the merchant marine and during the
war senior lieutenant In tho navy.
was sentenced 10 sorve maximum
OF fipe years In Sing Sing today after
being charged In open court by
Frank I. F'.nkier with not only
duping his daughter Into bigamous
poison the girls family and to burn
their home when accused OF being a
b&amist McNulty pleaded guilty
TO the bigamy charge. admitting that
he had married two others while his
first wife was living.
After tho bigamoua marriage Nc
Nulty and Miss Finkler lived In
Pittsburgh. They had one child.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
city Briefs

l.. u. ANDERDON former cashier
OF the First National bank at Med
ford, okla. was in Tulsa yesterday
on business. -
j. r. LUCAS SIR. and J. Il. Lu-
cas-. jr.. of the Guarantee State bank
~ Chocotah we're In the city ycs-
,crday ON business.
=
H. u. KEtM. cashier OF the Citizens
State bank at Billings, okla. was
In the city yesterday on buai1css.
=
JAKE EAsTON. vico president OF
tho Exchange National bank, will
leave this morning On q business
trip TO Okmulgoe..
=
HARRY a. M'CANDLESS, pf,si.
dent of the Echango bank at Perry.
returned home yesterday aftef
spending tha wock-ond In Tulsa.
=
DECREE or DIVORCE was
granted yesterday In district court
TO Francis X. Linn against Peter a,
Linn =
E. w. sHANNAHAN, 3li South
Elgin, returned yesterday fIom
Springfield. Mo, whore he atlondo !
the second annual banquet OF incm-
bors OF the 35th division. There were
about 2S cx-sorvice men at the bar
quet, he said.
MISS EDNA PYLE. general socre-
tary OF the Y. w. G.. A., Is III at her
residence, 1886 East King. follow.
ing removal OF her tonslls.
A GOOD ATTENDANCE at the
Christian Endeavor societies In the
Presbyterian ana Christian churches
at Sapulpa IN reported by Miss Nc
OF tho Oklahoma Christian I'm
deavor union. who visited the Two
societies on Sunday evening.
WALTER NJ. ROBERTSON. rresl-
dent OF the American National bank
OF Mansfield, La. In In Tulsa this
week on business. MIR. Robertson was
formerly president of tho Farmers
National bank at Cushing. Ho mys
that he is In Louisiana temporarily.
that no one could get him out OF
Oklahoma. y
10. w. JACOBS. vice president OF
tho Exchange National bank, rc-
turned yesterday morning from Bella
Vista. Ark, where he has been Wis.
iting his family, who are spending
the summer there.
Tulsa -
MARRIAGE LICENSES were Is
sued 10 tho following yesterday by
tho clerk OF county court. Frank
Johnston, so. Seattle, Wash, and
Cora Files, 20, Carthage Mo.
w. Halsspple, IL. Tulsa and
Mel u. Hartwig, 81. Humbolt Kan:
A. q. Walker, 2b and Christeen E,
20, Tulsa: Arthur Blies. 2S
and Ina Allison. IS, Bixby. Leon
Bright, 10 apd Erma Marshai', 2s,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
DEFENDANTS WILL
KNOW FATE TODAY
Men Charged With Rob-
bing Walter Gregory
Tried in Court.
TO SEAL THE VERDICT
Defense Claims Gregory and
Norris Had Fight But
Deny Robbery Story.


instructing that scaled verdict
DC returned IN Superior cuort this
morning specitying the guilt or in
nooenoe OF JEFF Trent and Bruce
Norris. charged with beating and
robbing Walter Gregory at the
frisco railroad tracks and Boulder
avenue on May 4. the case was
closed Mt o'clock last night and the
jurors ordered TO their room for
balloting' This cnso which opened
yesterday before Judge l.. J. Martin
attracted large crowd In the court
room due To the nature OF the crime
with which the defendants woro
charged.
state witnesses showed that an
unprovoked attack was made on
Gregory, that he was beaten with a
piece OF board containing nails, torn
from packing crate. and cut with
n razor, before the robbery was nc
complished. In his closing argu-
ment. Thomas |. Monroe, county at
torney, asked for the maximum PEN
atty. 80 years. because OF the brutal
assault made on Gregory by the men
charged with tho crime.
Gregory, In his testimony .yester-
day, declared he was walking north
on Boulder avenue about 10 o'clock
At night. when two mon attacked
him. one using ms weapon q
board with which he was struck
over the head twice. The second
blow rendered him unconscious. but
he plainly saw the assalliants. whom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

fort to defeat the provisions Of tho
merchant marine, Ac,ing Chairman
Benson of the shipping board, de-
clared today In an address TO the
ational association OF manufacturers.
These methods. the chairman said,
are In the merchant marine bill The
first privilege IL that preferential
rate be granted by railroads TO i'm
ports and exports moving In Amer
igan bottoms. The other gives the
interstate commerce comrisslon au.
thority to give directions for em-
bnrgoes or for the movement "f traf-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
GERMAN SHIPPING
PLAN INCOMPLETE.
Benson Says Germany
May BE Put on a
$3.50 Basis.

wAsItlNGToN. July IS--The
final details OF tho agreement be-
tween the Hamburg American 'ine
and the American shin 4 Commerce
corporation have not yet Been
worked out. Chairman Benson 1T
tho shipping boarg said today. but
as soon as They are tho agreement
viii be made public II N contcm-
plated, tho chairman said. to allow
GERMANY to reconstruct her shipping
trade on n $3.50 basis
Development OF tho former Ham.
burR-A line trade routes by
American shipping IL regarded 10y
Chairman Benson as n major stroke
In placing the American merchant
marine on n sure footing ~ coinpe-
tltion with the mercantile fleets OF
the world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

fc under permit over American rail
lines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
FOR BURNING Eczema
Apply. Zemo. the Clean, Anti
septic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied If good clear akin Is
wanted. From any druggist for Csc, or
81 LOO for large size. set a bottle pf Zemo.
When applied as directed II effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching.
and heals akin troubles. also sores.
burns. wounds and chafng. II pene-
trates. cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
a clean. dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic LIQUID. Try 1t. as we believe
nothing you have ever used Is as eaec-
tive and satisfying,
The Z. w. Ross Co. Cleveland, o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

months. The band will consist ot
about 2 pieces. Several OF the play.
ers have been professional musi ,ians.
The concert will start promptly at
n o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

A Missourian has designed a farm
tractor that can be converted into
a road wagon. the drive being
through the front wheels while
two wheels replace n single rear
wheel when 1t becomes n truck.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
Open Air Concert in
Park on Friday Night

with an open air concert IN owen
park Fritry night by the X. ot T.
banV the city park board hopes
there will be ushored in n sories OF
weekly concerts during the summer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
TWO LAWS ON IMPORTS
Merchant Marine BiiI Provides
Means to Prevent Divcrging Of
business Fran American Ports

WAs'lINGTON. July 1.-Two
methods have been established by
law for preventing the diversion Of
business from American ports by
foreign shipping interests In an ct
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-26

We have just received large shipment Of
smoking stands from Americas best fac
tories. Anyone desiring to give a
smoker for Christmas should look over
this stock before buying.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-26

Candlesticks add a pleasing touch to the
mantlepiece or shelf and are a desirable
present. These sticks are beautifully
designed and carefully carved. made Of
mahogany.