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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
FIX STOMACH
RIGHT UP
pspc's Tiisy~rsln" st once
.ds Indigestion. Ias@s.
Seafnsss, Aetdiiy


ioa dprs ssai t3a@ stfns8t @tess
raar sf9asrh IN hatiavnF an uncertain
s'fie NJ q hsf-Hfsj ene yGtF s'amssa
b. t~a salsstls sea fput'n'' ihjars IL
ws'h ffast'e ara.s
When ygWf HssAis dau't fl End yon
feel usecmfos7eble, whou San blsh
gs Sas. srfit ar ratee @aDt. rHaiFTst~a
fsod wAsn yop fst4 iarspAs n ifsst-
fe@ijoa psih hear7bHrn ar ae<assis~.
frssa segtisy. 3nat sas thaias VI
Pages r{s.s3s.sn snG the stomach dis
tre~~ 10 snae
Millions III rhcy8a knaw the garsr
af fsp<s ~sHsqeassEp as sn antsrtd.
TAey know thst adIgeHJlan sad at@e~~
ferers s.rsasrh arr NC saeassanss tbs
resssf eosnss gHgrkts, no sissppst'f,s.
fzea,. ard they evss No little ttso,~-Aas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
Salton Sea Now
Rapidly Receding

gfA2 wi~s~ snsmA x~uA6 sxsse s~~ud
she kaaAm "snmM~ - a~sm~ wwun6
sA~sGss aG ia~~d su&. lua&sAuAAg -
Ss~ s~~msAas pssA~p4 s~m s~as
Iws~sx k~~S w~se4 sAsws 60, q nAnsAw
ssau ~ sA@ sA~aa. xM& ssA w~~a1 hss
sa&zsaeG n.4 - ssw@s asAspss Asss
g tisssam
Gs4l ssssa&s~a s&swE1 &&Ar ms sss.
a Ssasass u~a@s<s ifaas&A Tky are r
81 'a1~ ~ 10 rTees sS~sM1s 10 sss<
tI @sA~ss- T%~y oil rmss .4--am. s0ss~
Ia stsSAy ssrsaE. rshssx Steam and
maa sssxAstay asxy II sAs~ save
ass sutI&saFors Esa Al iax~s sS@r
roaring saa be bears sx ml~s
Gs@~ aa6 ns~x ttts sss IN ssang
visited by :=@r1sts. ana sur4as sA~
kestsd s+Assa. when he treRpc+ature
W reNaa 10 10 al eisgr,@s ceoacw tAsn
sn Ia valley tS~ps. asae~s are frv
s,ssut.y hsda ca ga AZ wk&rf xhicA
0tca .~vetsi IA IaStaaE fAas~ fo~
Ias441a,s eocts. but which Ass b~xs S~ge
hixh ard a4g By tia rveedtHx aatsss,
OF tH.srrSt 10 Tourists
90 e@t.S+ai interest 10 tbs ttasrsxt!-
arr Ess.' huaslins -tsiatpo<s Az the
sssstsr rvtsr3tis Il la. "a ~ ssata VI ecss,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
q nN IN shr!f nnrer

s<~trta. F'Hah ifow ~ $50 NJ So
.srTe Improvement ssoss<t... ae--Sat ~
: s~s ~ Al trrNwn~ fer ms mother
--r~ 1ss~i ny hsr b tes~~ ;7-at-y
+s,-tv~-. ~-s sts~sg.~-l wA-s ~yeae a.
~ ratssst-s ts~tAAs Ie~e Srgrass; III
ne oesrs K City Treasurer T. I.
Tr1-7 tc r-~ Il ss~y hsd arr v~,us
srrrf-s.sns su t.s sT~y ,oss' Aey~,g,,.t
s1s A. n l.Nrsta fhS horsa .r~ mo
:e--rsrT~r - ~ elacT3v wesnss tho ass
Ne~r living sasasc In Se~stse .s4ya-- +,
v~~-< If'sriaz lottS figas.s Eve az
SIX yesrs sso shs IS sid IN h.vr SUI.
f~f-~t temporary lsrse ~ sserzs.y-r
sr1 w-sser sas~ sssNo*vrss. a-sta r.e. III
kas sagSnssea eseTyg ht2S akocs IL
fszssSss xe tSe6r va3ue
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

Mere People TNes Ey~- tr Grumtry TO
Feed saa hl,k VIII De Usss II
ertc~ In Fair.

Taerr srs TscTTe reeple 70 rari thsn
rv~y In THIS eaHntry ari II gyries~ can
~ hr~agfst Ky n t~alEt where lfey ran
sTorsj to bay 'hrT uiE tuy atg. 1sss
crest deal Fnar~ niih than they did
As for ss8iiae N SaE-y ~s~s. thsnk tasw
disc slgvsls !, vcTi1d t,r Many do not
ev@a now gsf ss ranrh MIN A. thsy
~uszta Hrs. ana th<sg~Aasik pnd s,aass-
saasss ~ rs7srs5a = ttsssr sasa:ttssns
are ase4 ,rv~Fy rear.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

SETIlEgs eaaD THE LAID
UTsns te LAsurs3 Area Of p.sas Pro-
auSlna l.&ssa - :ssa Ce~sstEy~--s&9
rISa cSssnssyl FSi,&sssssd ty 49,
s@1a C@,pttasss&s-

lns Afaasier. o. 1k@ R<asas ssss.
h. 1ss LrayysSasI vsass. aa@ u tsss
t.zss ssrNa @tsSsgs VI tas " &sx. 10 ass<s
SANDY sAssssA!ns Al Fs~sssat ~
stovs lh mEse aes& wssa saas A.. sA
sIa@ "A A. g1ts stas pGa@t lariE& th''
sass Ave- years LIZ ~@atsx 10 saSi -
lave svtrNated ss@nt male a yc@F.
yea ~s-s q ss4ll +sssv'4-ted aaSssS As&6>
wixasn n e~--tf}g slL-sl 0I sa%n s~S eNa-
mr CRs<xi t4.sir Isca tss@ sssass sf~
s4s4 nd far yv4 Ia The ~~ lei
To- sea, ~sseh YES Lao feSt Ss@css
Ay~ ieSes ui yts@ osssAn, &sSS1sta ~ In taua~
~ and rxarp WHOA local and ArN&oaa
asstaiA~s are paaHalnk 10 atiihs ~
A~ @~.ss4sxl NJ great ea@awy,
sNa Traced SsAs,~ s~a~T-a.rxat "a sg
s~~atxe r,sJo4,s paatc rAat ABBOTT, lis
snssan s@e lies the largest ar0s Ut Date
predicting lassd la ne e~~stry
9ssIses~ -4y eAn Ssltoa wax. as
II ~~-sa wts KNOWN. m pr.sh ~tw...
ss&a~ h3s ss&nSd trssa s~~~rt To ssa
taa sNmn -,a NJ dsswS - tsz~<r 1
M~~~
Dsoossss tAIans ssa.
Rex x4asFsssazs li,s C)~s@s@sln sYa<
Eesid ro~ quietly to tM~ Calf "a tsIi-
ksrAl aad Gradually bs&I& 40 y SAND
sar ACROSS It's iS~~th. TNea swrse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

rnarAablc ehAaxe frvra cozfl tiars o
few years hask wt,~n the oos. fc~ti
bones az r~ltlme slways ccntaiagw4
the rsf0r allowance q fset
'"Trsre Is crstsle4y al the ,9i~t~~ns"
IN tbs wcy4i l.~t~e~n balls comments
\ rasa,'vs q a suN~~~sfal hsji cluh.
+'fso Tap rveclje-E bet on F,oaaie faw
Of 70 q. hos~ r.s~or1 ga. ogiy ~
rosle1iw - FAR | hsve raiAs.' ti4re@
hrsss~s fFyri her th@ h~.t as vhirh
pr@8nfTd T'' .-gnis ~ r. Oar * 'he
lHs' r0Gr. whiNe the Otter taq htif@r9.
wilirh ar~ EraSgtf yteia@f respective.
~. Sts Eaf sjl .onn's - fst- T'scga
hes'tr~ were arrA ~ d~er~nt saJe'
br"t hti's ard ~vt5-a,ty ttt al*trnep
IN ire Qualifications ~ tle sl~cs sR ~
gaTg'e faf prspfa Tors ~ srsfg gtaga~tcr
igei ~ tlsr gwss1ssfion ~ thcSr 3Aagb.
tiers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
LONG FACES
Ns~~~
"Casemets" fT Liner
and Bowels t,siAs
back Smiles

Sugd u.e "&sapVsr osss -ths saa-4b
yBaae. blli0ustss~. hsiraxsAasnaA. p@ sAss3.
&sy s'01saeA ssa iasAssSy taasssAs sa@sSs
-sSsrH hasa utm ,aIa gsts ns.a lassp sassa
SsH m,'i C,.aaaress
Millions Vt AsN amss waaasma aaalas q
sescnrct r0u AAa rAeG a~1 bs pss
kEo NE misery salsss& w snEy byts,
AS@gpd hVwssis @ 80 xEs~ asa~a,-rA
b,H.f pot Ia Esot ssr Gay ~ GssSfsss.
fss t'3starris e9ea ss-s Pear Ssc@s&sA (.
rsng"vo $50 s1-sr. foss~~nylsg fss-a sa1a
the sEFr7s ilt fr@@ ysuE Hyef sad
w0F uaf all 'te ea&s'li aiea wsSsq
aa'tef Nut g@.r-u to The hos ssE Thms
ysu 's' f.sj great
taeg1tet t,sl,fs' stra ~ teas yos
~ hr W.~aNpg, Iaey w~k as,t.e 900
slrep Atg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
Ancient City Of prrsssMro
Changes Character With
Coming OF New H4a@a
RESULT or HME pMEY
Resentment Shown Over tts Employ
rYlert OF Gse%rs In GeseffNrnert po-
gsttoos Formerly 9ecuciea ny Hun
pariaas-~Aany Arc Esfsciltd-

UenuslHya. S,oyakis II II otaiy M
Cxc~haslaspklan @ap, that THIS az
,e~ut Hungarian city IT t'rr~sbuyE eTti
l-. ,s ttc,t rs ll~ ne~ gatsn Rated by
Hungary tsg ghopaui years, Il
g& sst-} Wntr, thH caasroi " The HeNt
,rr--l, ~ tvRAtan r~utl,r ny be dec.s
eve ~ ihc gsarg conference, saA q
~-fev pare NJ iss .abehtiaas ~ net
,41 IL .ynHy Is ts..4 ass ortter u thsn1~,
~ sestSs are t,4ntrsntit G~rasnlc
ot TaararAH
.Sae arset Signs ara "a German sad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
KEEP IT HANDY

n yuw p@Ia specialist s2a..Io far =
rrwsrrfp.saa, yeu zpa.s le. rrs 49,
stlms taas vovlf Saaa cuieksg rsfssk
far CvnGr cstarrt, Cribs ~ sar~
Tarest. than gAi-fsgI BALM. which
t1,y cexss &c In jars. or tuss4k.
Write fer Samples sHd AgsnSs
Prices. Beware os Initiatives y W.
yarher, lnr-, New nSsea1s. LsA--Ads.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

|1si SnnrA <na3wy ih~n e ~
ssa s1bAsunSae sGu11ss - -
nGAmmW As1nng 60 r 1usmA ali
- RI ~ hsMkNk I1UM MGE
- q 1nAun4 xkANe y oG1A
- au1mnll1x eu1ns ka~e - MAmnar
- anms ~ Wh ~ - - w ~
- - ~ akIv s1na II ~ -
'nsu.s - snA1s - y u Mh11A -
sAsA y ADsA
\ \ tA~noG - " n1~nnlnee =
- nunna - - ,AnmMnss - \
1nm1T Aas~n<1 b .aa -s6ss~ 80 4
- = anAxA6sn w~nNy y - s~mesw.
@tsaa i s.~ka rmHxb@s ~ ~ Uuass
tau6ssAAs ak~&6A sSuA<~AsA ~ w~Arak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
prtesslsn nsap.t. qrrs.r-a.s

Issgsssssas leaTv yr%~e 81 deaths frera
sFErvs lisa &C seye5e-e'eyi tr yrsvAtisag.
Il Er1E.ssd saf Wales the nNf; year.
:asnssssh a. sr1s veye sav~- Lsssssss an3
sosrgf -5szeat ts~ ~ 'ess. aSxssS.srx !.
:. ossssct&. sfz1sszs.aEI.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
HERD BULL REQUIRES GRAIN


A heri bail 10 assvy ssrvf-e ssseFs't
be fri grain rat!en cyEa-'er@rf ~
u raftS eatv. 2 Epsr-. ~ asraey ~ sg~eifx
= r1srss q htan. ! par u rAiHseszt TO-
e4aev wifA gyrsi a7asai sid hay
makes q gtsss ras1sxa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
ccw-TEyrlkG rs rAsFlTnLE


tPsvf~xesa Ay tAs ran~A E1Me1 nssAxs-
sssm& IT AxsscuisxFxAt
fractssl ressxs. fraa the vsrsaas
eaw,tcwsthg assessstsaas sArvasaoai
the cs&ssTY shcw the sssss Of tails
wesk M Spsrastnx the essn fsves the
wheat TN cuwtuna The naaSse~n cysw-
sestsag association 10 the erss s4rastfS
sgesaey fer isolatins And ersdlcatsng
the drssa frua the herd. wAise II Ataa
II Of ssiue "a . seseesnr It sAe Alsass,
proaar4ns animals saeh nakiee of
The AVIS spp<Flte. fGF%Fiea xr6 ytrn-
dastias ere The eSNsooAlegl and iostcal
methods II larras.ns the net earn
tArs IN taA dairy. %s''@l saa''s',s'i.-', s..
one GAie eovssa<.ias association,
whose members ewned So COWS lass
year. rrpaTsx AZ association average az
sS5 pounds Of haftexfss PER caw. saG
that tho present production ~ the
cows Ia r. pounds u fat norw apiece
thaa II Was az tbs aTss of the year
Anothrr co~ testinx association an
neuners that is expeAsex during the
last gre years have hcen below s4.stti
while she value 1T tho incrvased pro
tGrtiaa daring emily the last year has
aggregated oveg s!i.ofo, f'his remark
able Increase In iaceSsie In not Amor
mal fer this particular association ~
during each year the pradacticn ~ the
cewr has Improved AMI she returns
greatly iiisTvakFSi Metaters t;-7na an
ather association rssysyr taAt al, other
cow owners arr feeding Tire individual
animals according 70 the capacstg and
production ~ each cow, This Ia a re-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
HAVE COWS FREsHEs IN FALL
erzettce a. Missy COED casry-ssn sc
That Profitable wsrs l>~rsr.
nashrs Fsr- Ndrts

MARI s !. ss..--S5--saez asvr cesss frsSAsa
n i1,a fsa. 90 fest pr7ss-atAs Serx n
fzs~-sAed ta.e farm sspss 81 1As HtD-
ter w+h@n @erE 81 SsrSe1raes slack as
81 xxsEzs4 gz,,-a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

No Iagi cares m hexe sRsn adsst
sssas sse ~ sae oaiy egs. ise Greg is,ss4
rss;asssxIiY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

Yes. Ea~ss. issn~ In szssxssy ~ tie
fse,nsYnAk~r wAs@ ypur ksrsn fsffs 10
e0rae In.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

~Year ~stv sasa Iae ether Gay nh q
ss~sesfY shxt sssafwssst. w~1ssssss uses@. aas
dEfr~a thay wess sasls white sAssws,@
That's tat liar II asssssan, AID ssss
save rse NO te#rs snrll hNasas har 4
ns~ el.asn.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
GET READY.
FOR FLU"
Keep Tour Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Fr~e From
Colds by Taking Calctah.
the Mausealess Calonel
Tablets, that are De-
Lxhtful. Safe and
Sure.

rhysssIass sna Druggists are aaysss
SAG their friends 10 ksep their sysssHxa
PARTED end their nfgsns In psrfeeS
w9gksag order ~ pfeteettaa agssnst
the refWra ef sBffasaGn Thsy kaaw
that tiaggsa ap 4ys'em aaa lazy
liver favof selss. !afssensa aad sesseas
complications.
10 eut short a cold overnight ard to
prevent serious complications taAH enc
Eslotah AZ bedtime With n swallow of
watet~-th&t y alL Ne salts, ma maassa.
No EfipaSg, nc sieAeaisE after effsetM
Neat matning yoar esla hiss yaafshsa.
yegE liver la aetsse, yesr KyEtsm IL rurss
ted ead refreshed nna yea are tsvisax
fSe with keastv appeiise fer hrsaAs
fass, Iat Wis. yoD rieeA@-~sa dsneess'
C,AiosAbs arc geld ealy In sctlgiai
sesl@a rssksges, Yfisr th'rtY age cents
Every sFusglss 10 Authorized 20 rcfusd
.eaf naasy If y0a are mot p~rfsesiy
Obligated WITH caletab# ~v{ Aav.l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

tfon az r~~ypatlen N tlIsssaas, ~ either
n4aa ar tha saieYals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

r~- eSA~@y saS ss-esfas &estnm IT Fs~yva
~ssssA a&sa has ~ wsaa4 gksss aSs~ ~AaS
gsIi s1ssa E~s " ssHs - TSs~s&sm AAs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

A,f rasssss ~ h&saseSor asr uarsl.
IL errz4r2c1e1 IL sss<.EA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
Traditions 1000
Years Old Upset

Hungarian characters. and no~ IN sassn
In being sided cS.ch. The cd POSTAL
kat telephone employees have bssn re-
placed by txaeha and Czech ai1h ~
ecars lassallss IN the government
slsvss regiments On auty hefv have
h~ssa replaced by puresy tr~rh soldiers
Ia a eity "a old and conservative and
routine as this, drifting through the
ceasari~@ uutlstayhsd Ia its saeisI e,4s,
toms iheA' things have made feeling
rna rather high IN css'als social strata,
Msry Are Expelled
Persons, regardless q sex. who have
net acquired legal r,siaonce are bssnk
expelled uno Bau ata ,aia the ANs.t,
t.sl,d Press BE- had lived aal dyue
ba~iaeSs 4eey for 'orty yesrs vas ~
p~giea fpw days ago Tbe Ila, q
tause clsea fer 2pplsiB IL sad "a cssa.
'aia gasFss AZ ,.ead persons,
S1ne igungsf'ans de- no; hesitate III
express lbeir resentment over 5he oal-
ptoyHcut ot I'stthS rs government GAt
stleos hers tosWcriy ercgp'e.i ny the
iiaagariAAs tzechs saa May $50.
vsks " tha ~t9ratrt glasses @Ao hald
IN q uaaey the government ssy tAls
tssstS 10 dee to Hungarian and cor
assa propaganda, and has ao rs~i
strength az srfnnt Also tAsy Sdmis
The necessity - Ctgsh off rialda'n. as
Tovakla hs3 titt.. eg ua S4gss tsi ctAm
from v hish 10 tgsw executives ~ Stsl
Ky
Hard TO upsss Tradition
II IL h.tS Is s.a~t fsiEjy II. tn N
t!nnr az TIN ct&tar'a*, anj taA.a with
aiary gsefsoas, to'h "a 70 Isl and un.
,setisl circles. poNIj u3trsss that The
a4iagpu'sm Displayed tovsyt the
GaShs 8. natpr,l csadltlon ~ this
per od If transition sutj ia ros deeply
fse'fd Probably \ ~ .rearer here
ia pre~barF lhaa "a tae atler paris
u s.8yska. phsre the Charge Ia aot
~ n apparent
Thr seheNi qatwt"n plays vcTJ
lromiueat fs~t ia the s4tga3ioa here.
TIE fa%~en N-6t has a}s9iishrf the tiev.
naa7 sn& gnE4v'su languages 10 the
s-a~o,s nu! fh.s a.rans q .paorRl ouSs
IBIS y eoehrs agsJ 4 teaJsar d hoa#e
astAS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

Apes Of Aappieea&
.sse wonder II sua are happy I'm
fuy love ~ asa
ffe EA+ WITTY, r 'w4df8fsifsaf sfsKnrN
plagss with General rnressing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-29
.CHAPPAWAMSIC FILL
CONTRACT CANCELLED
BondinE Company. surety for Con-
tractor, Expected to Take
Over MnrL

George +. Coleman. State Highway
commissioner, yesterday announced
that the state Highway Commission
mas been notified that the contrac;
Tor the construction OF the roadway
across the ill in Chappcwamsic
swamp, on the Richmond Washington
highway has been cancelled The
bonding company, surety for Tho CON
tractor. has been notified by the de-
nartmcnt, and 1t is probable will take
over the work.
arrangement will be made to send
force OF workmcn to begin work
at once. 1t is hoped TO complete tho
work by December 1.
nc contract was cancelled because
or failure of the contractor to coIin
m,anseit with adequate equipment and
prosecution of the work. it is said.
The roadway over tho fiji. /, w,s
announced at the department, is now
m nara' but extremely rough. Traffic
ipeinE constructed around the nil will
De thrown open to the public about
me nrSt OF the month, when the road
H,'a inc VIII probably, viii be closed
maintained by the State II w n
pointeu out at the department. how
ever. mat the duty OF maintaininr
urtours rests with local authoriiics
"t.housh commissioner Coleman said
INC department would lend whatcvcr
ara II could in maintaining dctonrs
around State highways under con-
Struction. WIZ
oillcials OF the State Highway Do
r"r'iment mere, commenting on n
Trawoia, passed recently by the
. AK Tor Information relative To-
me construction work of the denart'
ath'' SAID that, taking cvcrvthinr
to- cphs!drration, The labor situa-
I'm. the shortage OF material in
apilty TO obtain material FOR which
Iu mriH were placed months ago and
iundS available, every mile of Statn
mrl way 1t was possible To build was
uei construction. Work on high
way construction has been si,r1nd
a,aiiahr material and men were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-29
Women Fall for
Latest Con Game
Unsatspecting House
aUiUes Relieved of the
Amount of Poll Tao.

ch-Quick Wallingford and
Old King Midas had things sewed up
tight in their day. but they were
not in il ut all with some cntcrpris-
ing young women operating amonE
the housewives in Ginter Park and
on the North Side, when 1t comes to
conveniently and obligingly reliey-
ing the unsuspectinE OF their Filthy
lucrc." Not bit chivalrous. either.
are these young women. for they con-
fine their operations to women and
take advantage of the recent en-
reimbursement of the new voters to
do so.
Chicf-or-Police c. A. Sherry was
notified yesterday that women opcrat-
ing in North Richmond were making
a house to house canvass and coll
Letting Sl.50 from each housewife,
qualifying them to vote on the spot.
No trouble. no Inconvenience, all that
was necessary was $3.50. Very OBJ
liSinS young women, indeed.
1T took "A hard headed hubby" to
fathom the depths of the intrigue.
Douo,ing the legality of the proceed
ing. a husband called up the chief
yesterday and questioned him con-
corning the matter, only to find that
it was only another of the many
and devious ways in which tho sharp
or relieves the public of it's excess
wealth. Police are now cautioninE
tho public against the new fraud
and are Keeping Il sharp lookout for
the perpetrators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-29
MISS MARIE VAUGHAN
is A VICTIM OF APHASIA
Mind of Young Woman snffpoxedfy
struck by Trnin Is ii Complete

81 Miss Marie Vaughan. Of Highland
Park, who was struck by a train sew
Seral weeks ago near her homo in
Highland Park. is victim o..
aphasia. according TO doctors attend
ling her. AS a result OF the acct
don't. Miss Vaughan was rendered
unconscious and rushed to Virginia
Hospital, where She lay in a critical
condition for several weeks. She has
been. gradually recovering and lately
$regained consciousness but. accord
ling TO her mother. Mrs. \. :.
Vaughan. OF highland Park. her
memory is complete blank Miss
vaughan told her mother that Sho
could not remember anything except
that she left their front porch in the
2afternoon. 1t is the opinion OF the
physicians attending Miss Vaughan
that she may not regain her memory
: for months.
So far as is known, no nov dis.
coyeries have been made as TO how
the accident occurred. and Mrs.
Vaughan said that in her daughter
present condition, tho family would
have to wait until her memory re- y.
turns before they could ascertain m.
true cause OF thr accident
s. Mrs, Vaughan said that despite tho
fact that il Is supposed her daugh-
tiers injuries resulted FROM being
struck by the train. She sun Is q,
sthe opinion thar they were inflicted
by GONE person.
~ Miss Vaughan Will hc removed 10
her homo this morning Her injuries
consist of a deep cash in the hcad
9and bruises about The BODY and
head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-29
TO FACILITATE HANDLING
OF STATE FAIR EXHIBITS
Express Depot VIII BE Located on
Grounds for Convenience
of Exhibitors,

An express depot will be located
on the state Fair grounds today so
that exhibitors shipping goods here
for the ten-day exposition that opens
on Monday may have their ln5ors
liEhtcned in connection with the
opening.
Freight agents of all the railroads
will be on the grounds at the open
ing and closing of the fair, in order
to save exhibitors long trips. from
ono part of ,1wn to : another in ar ar
The new entrance to tho fair
grounds. with twelve turnstilcs in
facilitate the handling of the crowds.
which are expected to total 5000
for the full period of the fair. while
good weather may bring out as many
mond Day, on October 6. or Home
coming Day. on October II. There
are, more Ticket S.taro booths This year
has been raised to 40 cents. 40 cents
for children. and all automobiles will
pay. a 50-cent fee for admission To
Activity is noticeable on the Mid
Polack shows. which will hold fun
SW Ea miles ahis y9nr as last arc in ,Swm
adequate provision tn handle the
auto traffic. and the Virginia Rail-
way ana ROVER Company promises
more street car facilities than ever
before.
Many fairs, it Is said. arc charging
more than 10 cents this year for at
fractions that do not begin to meas
urc up to the standard set by this
State in horse racing. auto racing,
educational and industrial features
and general amusement. The auto
parking charge is new. but is forced
because of the limited space avail
able and the fact that last year.
with free admission of machines, the
grounds were at times ovcrrun with
them. TO the Inconvenience OF the
crowds. In many instances. IL is
said. fees larger than this are
There. are twcnty-thrce cvcnts on
me racing program, with purses to-
falling above slo,o0o---one Of $1,000 by
former Virginia man. ". V.
Thraves. for the Virginia trophy. tho
.hlTd race on The last day, for which
the fair association also offers Il
trophy. In addition. Mr.. Thraves has
niso put UP 4 5000 purse for the
Richmond trophy. which will be tho
thiru race on Richmond Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-29
ORGANIZE FOR CAMPAIGN
Third Congregational District Demo.
crntic Committee IndOrscs Cox and
VIII Further CnndidnrX.

Members q: the Third Congressional
District Democratic Committee met
yesterday afternoon in the Office of
the secretary of the Commonwealth
and organized for the coming cam
paiGn. The committee Endorsed Cox
for PreSidcnt, and will devote it's
strength 10 promoting his interests in
Virginia.
Captain William II. Cardwcll, chair
man, called the meeting. Clyde w.
Saunders, John Purcell, Manly IL.
Barnes. !. y. Hayes, Mrs. Mary
Howard Smith, Mrs. James Ware Dur
nam. Mrs. Robert Nice. Bullingt ton
and Mrs. Edith Tunis were present
Mrs. Emma Wilson Morris was the
only member of the committee alb
sent.