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New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
100000 Jews
Scattered by the
War Are Sought
Hebrew Aid Society Sends
Two Members Abroad to
Aid Work on Behalf of
Relatives in America
Will Bring Them to U. S.
Literacy Test Denounced
by Assistant Secretary
of Labor and Senator

The Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
grant Society of America, at its elev-
enth annual meeting, held yesterday
afternoon at the Lexington Opera
House, bade farewell to two of its mem
hers, who depart January % for Eu-
rope to help find approximately 100000
relatives of Jewish families scattered
by the war and reunite them with their
kin in this country.
Announcement also was made that
the old Astor Library building in La
fayette Street had been purchased for
dating Jewish immigrants, many OF
whom are expected to be found by the
men going abroad. Police reserves
were used to turn away 5000 persons
seeking entrance to the meeting.
10000 Jews Registered
Already 10000 Jews have registered
with the society asking assistance in
finding relatives torn from them by the
war. The work of reuniting families
will be headed by Leon Kamaiky, vice.
president, and Jacob Massell, honorary
secretary of the society, assisted by a
staff Of so to 100 helpers.
The first effort will be made in
Poland. A list of lost relatives has
been prepared H towns. Agents of
the society will visit towns all over
Europe, attempt to find relatives on
their lists, render them any financial
aid possible and assist them to come
to this country
Assurances that the immigration
laws of the United States will not
operate against these persons have
been given, it was stated yesterday.
At present the "literacy test" is a
nominal bar, but the high degree of
hteracy among the prospective immi-
grants will overcome that obstacle, it
was declared
The old Astor Library was purchased
from the New York Public Library
Association for S325,00O, according to
a statement by Harry Fischel, treas
urer of the society. He declared the
mortgage of s255,O0 will be carried on
the place and reconstruction costing
$4,000 will be made before the build
ing is taken over on May /.
Statistics of Society
Statistics cited yesterday regarding
the 100000 persons to be sought by the
society showed that their 10000 rela-
tives in this country have capital
wealth of S73,8S0,oo0, or $2,796 per
capita, and possess government securi-
ties worth S10,689,84O, or 1856 per
capita. Some 10000 of them own busi-
nesses, 1890 own real estate, and 19,200
are members of fraternal organiza-
tions. The average weekly earnings
Of the 10000 were estimated at $62.
The society itself has a membership
of 100, ,435, an increase of more than
$4,000 in year
Louis F. Post, Assistant Secretary of
Labor, enlivened the meeting with
derunciation of the "literacv test" as
applied to immigrants. He also de-
tended Secretary of Labor Wilson for
his Interpretation of the immigration
laws.
Senator W. H. King, of Utah, men,
Der OF the Senate subcommittee on i'm
migration, also denounced the "literacy
test and urged an Americanization
program among immigrants to show the
difference between free government
and license.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
X. of C.. School to Omen

The first civil service school of the
New York chapter of the Knights of
Columbus will be opened this evening
at the parochial school of the Church
Of the Holy Name, Broadway and
Ninety-sixth street. The school is
open to men discharged from the army
and navy ard will have room for at
least 500 Applicants may register at
any time during the day.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
No Rest for Census Takers

The census enumerntors were out in
full force yesterday to list men who
could be reached only on Sunday and
to finish their task in the allotted fif-
teen days. high total was reached,
with Brooklyn we'll in the lead of the
boroughs by approximately 100000. 1t
IL expected the Brooklyn total will
reach 2,25O,O00.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
In the
January sale
Oriental rugs
so KhiVa=BOkharaS.
$IIO grade, 500 each

"
Rich, silky rugs in the darker
tones that are so widely sought;
5A x3A feet to 7x4 feet size.
IL Chinese rugs,
$275 grade, $3.50 each
Fine quality, in beautiful
shades of blue, tan and old
rose; size 9x6 feet.
In view of the general
scarcity of fine Oriental rugs
for the last four or five years
and of their consequently en-
HANGED market value, one
would naturally expect to
find them now marked at al
most prohibitive rates.
Third Gallery, New Building.
The rugs in this Sale
$94,500 for $71,5O0-are not
only priced below what the
market calls for, but they
are priced considerably be-
low our own minimum fig
ures. This does not mean
that they are as low as they
were in pre-war days, for
that is out of the question.
1t does mean that they are
marked at less than any rugs
of the kind can be bought
for today, probably any
where this side of the Darda-
nelles.
They make an impressive
show in all the glory of
colors and diversity of deco
rative ideals. h
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Hosiery for
men, lUOnlen,
children

at saUipgs
From one of the best
known manufacturers of
hosiery. You'll recognize
the brand at once as perhaps
the most desirable hosiery
made.
1922 pairs are s'sec-
onds." Some slight imper-
fection bars them from the
perfect class, but doesn't af-
feet their wear or good ap-
pearance. Among them are
some of the most liked
grades, especially in silk
hosiery for women.
FOR WOMEN
756 prs. women's mercerized
isle; seconds" of csc
grade, pair .45c
Mock seam leg, seamless foot,
high spliced heel, double toe, sole
and heel and double top. Black
only.
3,480 prs. women's silk
stockings, seconds" of
$1.80 to $2.15 grades,
pair .QE~
Plain black, mock seam leg,
seamless foot, mercerized cotton
top, toe and heel, high spliced
double toe, sole and heel; black
and Havana brown. And mock
seam leg, seamless foot, en-
broidered clock, black with white
clox; mock seam leg, seamless
foot, cotton toe, heel and top.
1928 prs. women's silk
stockings, seconds" of
$2.10 grade, pair: .$1.l5
Pure silk, seamless foot, mock
seam leg, mercerized cotton top.
toe and heel; black, white and
Havana brown.
3,79o prs. women's silk
stockings, seconds" of
$2.66 to $4.15 grades,
pair SITS
Some all silk, full-fashioned,
mercerized toe and sole; some
with mercerized sole, toe and
heel; top plain weave in black,
white, Havana brown and gray.
And some fancy embroidered.
drop-stitch and openwork clock,
with mercerized cotton top, sole,
heel and toe. A few lace stripe.
FOR CHILDREN
1,116 pairs fine Isle "sec-
onds" of 45c grade, pr Csc
Fine ribbed hose, white and
black.
1923 prs. seconds" of 45c
to 55c grades, pair :. Csc
Mercerized cotton, with turn
over cuffs; some plain, some COM
UlHdClOIlS. OlZeS 72 10 y.
1852 pairs seconds" of our
75c grades, pair. .35c
White mercerized Isle socks,
fancy turnover top.
240 pairs seconds" of 80c
grade, pair Soc
Silk, with mercerized Isle,
fancy turnover tops, mercerized
cotton toe and heel.
SIG prs. silk socks, seconds"
of $1.35 grade, pair. Csc
Mercerized toe and heel and
turnover top, in white, pink,
brown, green.
772 pairs of mercerized Isle,
seconds" Of IS grade,
pair .......... 35c
Wide and fine rib, in black
only. Three for 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
BE ELk1AlS7ONL L.
Z2M@zzox SO1ecozoho1za
Les Galleries Belmais0n
Observation-Disclosures

Inc three small galleries of Belmaison will be
used for exhibitions Of applied art At present w.
are showing in the large central gallery very sr.
painting by Gerard presentation scene at the co.
OF the Empress Josephine. Gerard only painted
few group pctures this being one of thirty two which
are recorded.
In the same gallery there is magnificent Queen
Anne carpet with peacock feathers in the corners and
snuff colored field, patterned with the most graceful
garlands of English flowers. Price, $4,000.
A sculptured Queen Anne elephant (sighed bv
&c. j. Spooner, carver) is also shown in this gallery
This elephant has opening in his back for a VASE
in which branches of leaves and flowers NAV be
placed. He is carved out of walnut of beautiful na
tine His trappings are of gilt.
In the small gallery at end is shown set of
wall paper which is called Scenic America DESIGNED
by Frenchman about the middle of the 18th cen
tury. This is reproduction of an original SET Of
great value. 1t one of the papers made in the
ilfated factories of Alsace-Lorrane. So far as we
| know, the wood blocks from which this paper was
printed destroyed in the late war; and it there
fore has very great documentary Importance
In the other small gallery is shown a set of 18th
century wall paper painted in the Chinese manner
which came from historic old house. Dease House
at Port Arlington, Ireland. 1t is very rarely that
complete room of old wall paper comes to America
Z This room is particularly fine. The price is SIS O0O
LW Jo1<zo of$ananza>@e1 32w 9oz>ko
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Dies at Sons Wedding
Brooklyn Man, About to Speak
to BrideprOnu, EalIs

Michael Montefusco, sixty years old,
Of "a Franklin Avenue, BROOKLYN
dropped dead last night in New Plaza
hall, that boroughs in the sight of 800
guests who had assembled to see his
son Leo married to Angelina Banero.
me father was approaching the
bridegroom to speak to him when he
totterad and sank to the fIoor. The
ceremony was postponed.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

very important collection of Early American
and English Furniture
RARE EARLY AMERICAN HADLEY
CHESTS, A SIX-LEGGED HIGHBOY, A
FINE MAHOGANY HIGHBOY WITH
TWO CARVED SHELLS AND CLAW
AND BALL FEET, A BEAUTIFUL CHIP
PENDALE BED, THREE BILBOA MIR
RORS AND OTHER ANTIQUES
formerly the property of Mr. George S. Palmer
large part of whose collection is now in the Metro
politan Museum, New York.
Fourth Gallery New Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Three Pianos
WUndnl0ker-mdde

which have given good music to thousands upon
thousands of Americans in good American homes.
SCHUMACHER
Founded in 1885, Used by LINCOLN.
Two styles of upright pianos ~ $3.50 upwards
Three styles of upright payer-panos 81 O26 upwards
Two styles of grand pianos. ... 81 ,O5O upwards
EMERSON
Founded in 1849. Now in ia 900 homes.
Two styles of upright pianos ~ $685. upwards
Two styles of upright player pianos $3.50 upwards
Two styles of grand pianos .. 1925 upwards
LINDEMAN
Founded in New York 83 years ago.
Yhree styles of upright pianos. S475 upwards
Three styles of upright payer-panos. $500 upwards
Two styles of grand pianos .... 1855 upwards
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
BOUND TO DELIVER SPEECH
Guest 81 Banquet Must Nave ses,er
what Asten,shed sss Hsss u
the Csthsrtnp~

There wss - i~ Z hsnfr~s nj mn
indianapolis rhar~h and ~ At the
rarfshLsnsrs felt wnve that 10 wuasd
h~ ~afsA 90 fer . IE~ssA Rsssiasias
how pwSs he wn~ vi irlpfrsnr,sp
speeches he aeenriinsay mras repdy
fur this orenssoA BY wrf,ins oss. and
thru a,evnoriyinr ".
The nigh, ~ The hsndr~s rAr.e ard
nf~r rsi,rs rsins hts sres~h ~ his
prend wife the ~r@rf~s'nsst .spa -
rhurrh, slated e~e hts fo,,shnn. h.
The crowd ~A.~sspiisd SD ss,h~rwsi
around the fEhie. And then flies. me
minister railsd "a The p~rtshtansf 10
say "Er~re.-,
For . minnss NJ ws. s.s~itsn-~i@s
kis wife, Bm brWsvl, he ,niiis~i ard
hsFsn Ia senys.-~ . rr&te lie ~
sine ~ssn'sr~9, heIafait~f ard ti~n Ia
bis ~tf~'s herrn.. iAanpsd into iirs
rnlddis ~ his sf%s~h u. Autsird ".
its, ~ course .rsry orss sss Htaaysst,
biz ~tfs irs~s n MI. fw y,u .~s ~
even Bss.i bic f~pefsesst gestures
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
DANGERS OF DUST SHOWN

mnn SERVICE IN helping ~ step the ~
as'er~ fha, thr.ettencd Anlericn . hread
surnlI during the war.
The OH TWO reri picture IA helng ~.
tanned for the use Of eurkers 10 The
hurcan ~ chemistry. Tf.- new one
%rrclst Is especially frslrnei Tor show
'ng IN hirt, srhs~alt and o'hrr schoiAs
ne 'r%stl'Iilnns ne veil ~ '.efnre graln
ard milling ypeh. Ars prevention #od
insn-sn~e assfSis'icns nnd others d.
r~~+4y interested IL ,As s4.ll.~st,
ne1rtsss's f,1 the toen " The Mn
shnn'd ee mnae through stgne fsit
versrr ~ she Het0 rtal.~1s II Agrtcas
,nrp. ar ts'ey uay No. ~en. directly to
'he department. Arrangements n's
have been rys,le .nshliar oufxihe per
soiss arr INSTITUTIONS ~ hpy grtnfs ~
the flrs AZ he cv,st Of manufacture.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

devrlepei sss' "a, alaeTy Ter STRING
snd dsUaleTlus Ehy rbety %sroass' prod.
net.
The nisn vhe vHi suts~se 'ully
hanj'p th., Nork aps' understand ne
physl,ui principles upaerlsins fhr ol'
rr~ttuns x ore e'uc,utfHtluh ana
must have ~ ad,sit..h. 'N~ collateral
engineering know lt4tt essential q 'he
designing ~ strnctutrs and the ins'al
letion ~ machinery. snfiirut GRASP ~
he principles ~ economics sHi tHsA
nrss 80 h. able 70 bulge results frum .
! commercial standpoint, safhc'eu'
Knowledge ~ lulnlng 10 understand
haN ory-s are rr,aiucrd 81 the surface
~ the g%rnp1ii Hnd finally, slifsicnt
knew is,l !. - u,,tsllpFg, % understand
tho ,ietaa n,t- ~ the prslitrgisi a. 70
the rhaga~t ~ concentrate Prs!Bc'sl
The Il ssraciian ~ such G,vp IN tai
lsrp ihsii sheuiA tonstst IN a founda
! ZION ~ The Fundamental scisF,crrs and p
a-m grounding 10 tte gsc ~ The Eng
Lab LANGUAGE 70 clrTvxs 't~a. and {"
uFrsyui results aai npciUSttnss In
ether aer,is snch hrse Instruction u.
: essential tn he training 81 all sngt
neefS
Tu th'. foundation si'uH'i t~ hun
a S~aIs~rsjruetnre composed - cs'utse.
trading - a ,h"roueh knnwieslg" If The
| properties and uccuttvnesss " NTH
J erals. tn AZ understanding ~ he rrtn
! elri.-s nrs, slmfAvr details ~ the ie~isn
~ structures the generation wnd trans
mlssion ~ power 'hr mrihfsss of min
'ng the grnrrnl principles ~ mr'pi
lutEv nut the principles II economics
and hrsinesA Hnsnoe srd %nrr,aN''uc
Finally. following aniae elementary
instruction In ore dressing ihe Siu
I dent should be asslgnssl a dsfnlts
, fairly aNHcul' prshlrm Ia That slihlrct.
rheh Re - ~eNrcc'sr %~srry through
Co a conclusion largely by n~SNu II.
forts ottt suit,a'ne
"ln vnnryttur With 'hi~ problem
Z here should hr time "a the cnrrieuiain
~ allow the student ~ elect nnc Or
more r.urS.'s I'm. s.,Jus other hntmrt.
men.. p%Fe'ernhit N rhstni.,rs. physics
nr r'cfaligrgr such courses heins along
the Ilae ~ The prohl.m under iny ssil.
Cation"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
WAS ALSO A VEGETARIAN


-E~orrr BERNARD shaw has he~n q
vegetarian fcr MI vrsr~" said an r+'i,
tor. "Shsw toi 7 inc a vegetarian story
the last true ! visited hltn In i.onsisn.
"He satd he wHs WALKING In the
strand af~ dry ehsn n f~rrsr i~A.i
him M and asked for little money
10 hny fnspi, claiming he had es'en
nothing fer ~ hosrs, shaw gave him
a tote to- Frnscntiis for q fHil m~~l,
aaa stepped In thsre the nex, day to
pay me- hill
- sent = poor h~rvsr here ye-'cr'
fAy. he .nsd. Whist do ! VI yauy
-~"S~ssnt~en and ax Mr.. Stsa " said
he manager ~l'h 4 smile.
-~'S~v~nte~n end sin. yhf And what
we're the it~rnsr
Flight -t-~r- SAID th4 manager,
three Nfitsys y plnt Of I~sri. tpHr
rigars Rnt! a ~r@ckase ~ Virginia
cigarettes. A 'rilp vegetarian Ike
gcurseif. str ~iaaaamp TltlHt&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

..e IN a. ,,-s ~f.{A.yt. eA. AleelIlcal strril
ikn,lpn. Professor beiliis nni iswt-
Of Liverpool university c"a"iplei that
milk cnu bee freed nom disease germ.
without heating above tt5 DEGREES Ia
tlI degrees iatrrnh,it. A. tAts +4S
t.rnperutura thr STATE ~ Me mix -
not altered and it, rr5p"rti'. seem 20
h. Ia no vas Impaired While The rivc.
,ric treatment greatly Increases She
time nf Keeping The tests aere mahe
with two rypcs ~ apparatus. tinerrR,
DEGREES ~ current aud several Quai
iiios ~ mills.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Don't Let Catarrh Drag
You Into Consumption

hsIrrs. teiIses and ufhss t~sl stspsss
~ tions- y n 4 ~ IN rsr~at~nf Hyss
tern earans~rs " " ans Sold ~ r~svsnr
aa,edes for veaer~.i D.ssssseSs
T. 4 n hss prwv~n q nsess ss'isfsN
terry ~rrtnsiy for ttsiasrt hes ssse u
Koes direct 10 ns ssafrp. ard irnsts 10
frreose the Krrfns ~ the il~sss~ from
the hies~i Get = t~sitis fress y"nS
drngsssi to-day. and h~xia ih~ osiy ...g~
sesi tr~atmen, tbs, gives rsi rv~uisa.
fes frs~ m.si,esi advice. ~r,.s 70 M.sii.
cAi nrvc'sf. ips K~tn L~sssrstesy.
Aslaaaa. OA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Ont. Reel Motion Picture Used BY 40.
reuitursi Department In Edv.
eaticnat Campaign.

Why dust 10 dangerous - shown ron
c,uslv,ts 10 A oh r. resi molten picture
explosive nrists ~rsgeHiis issasd by
N. United States dsfsHrftfvs,, ~ as.
rtcui.urr, In ct'or@fntian at'h ~"
United States rrrfn corporation The
picture IL . r-'Iatiar presentation W y
sgt, hct thn, WAS svnyerst! Ntors. Tech
rlcNily and ~ greater lerE'h " = rr,
ylals tvn-rpcl ~gh}sct. Grain fius'
Fxpl xtoas IN Mills and I3ese'or~ :
nhlrh Travelled eil over 'hs United
States aud luto Canada ana ga yses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
trs.ersc ktertalify.

A baltimore sls~lslist ~ 5't'sthsrts
ts g,oirt' rs saving that the eeoae.s
~ this disease II US first siHr.-~ ran
,a'S he ~faytnaiIy prsaciNim-d I, ~ stat
~ that statistics REVEAL that Whereas
tarusris t,sar out ~ ererY len pr
sons stricken With dlphtiteria died,
now only four On, ~ iud die. II -
only q comparatively fso years aro
that Alphthsrla was Of the suost
dreadeS, Diseases.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
No csr.a

"you ssefa very much i%rHprrsse4' by
all the.s explanations | have tcrti giv
inc sor s'<,a, thanking ami ruFrenry."
Yves, Charlie dyxr,r f~vTsfs.d Mrs
rnrpir. III ~selgss ~t1s-TvtfF, v~ftss'er
mi that snyfasiy rssrif srs'"s ~ '1',s-f
~ you DO shsas sane-y without harisg
any.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

n'rhuarsga ind,-~A g-sv timber
wess weighing 40 4r~vrr,is NJ ra~-Y vp.
B 81 the p'hsr 'isF nv Isssrs Esss.
"a ~, svss @ns. NJ ~. estys fr a wc~~ss
sa}asuing ne golf isass ~ 'ts Rich.
1ssst tHsnr-r ctsfh Ire grHras' hs,i
t'~vf. F'rrF'ng mo- pOnFrrr IN shs vSrsrsfy
fer ~e'4rsl eeyG Ka~s ssIlea re arr
sSml NE@h . yff~ sfysf srs era sisotA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Modern Sam-s"n unhurt
By TOPPING But ing

Sc rfrs7r1 ~es prrfts rsssf ~
harttsinE Nt7gidiu9s hHt NJ rvsg'd
hos-. IT ~ surer1e-ls nvtr
John f'ciflhsa.1e. . New York
e4sy lzessrey
After twsN story f~srsr h,Fttd.
iNs had rs~reqst nyer "a Petit.
iarfse, ard she ssssssay~r~- wty,~e
lives he hna s~rsvi ~ his sftnw'
- wsrrtsx, together sylth q Dc.
tstl ~ gYsssee arai twts erv c4ssts.
rNnses ls1a dHg h'rn nss.. ret,t-
bone walked dssAS3nfslir haxrse.
lers4rr she aEnFsais Face sn4j pat.
as.vtor crsws rubbing tt,rlT eyes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
F"SomeS Sort Of
\Liver1 roune!
ccaidsrs,v

@Isa bs'tcus IA the $.~,iety Ter i'rv
,entlan o. Cruelty To- AalRsais. dan1
yNuY" sskrl the ra.ivr,
Yes tm one ~ the orNocrs" 10
ptir7i IRE Rtah VI halnH
'Weli. hegss y q | Dedicated Z,
yOur socirly, Ia Ike TO sins IL q
you"
IAN rlgti. Wal, until ! pu. the ca
cat ~ the resArl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

lemon tals, wH wLis~o the stfa
snd r~tgnsss ~saIa@ frssn 'sss ~tsafp4'~
iDs8an iuss~ viii ~lisy fhY i~,lh frsa~
i.aess bites ISnssws luts~ sfsi ~~tt
win r~fsovs vrrst. inh esss srnif ss~fHs
frssfu t,lfs e,.rta
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

There ~ . nioFr serissss stage ~ -
isrTa than the a,its'lyahce ~eriis'ts ~
the siopt~Yi up aiF passae~s ard the
as ~kins nnd sriitiag aud oIhes Dis
tasteful features
The rrAi danger comes frvfn the
Tendency ~ the Ais.-~- Ia continue Its
~curs~ dewnssrd until the ipagr ~.
eotn~ snecsest sud then tr~was~a roo
sumption - IA sonr path fnur ewn
exr~rienre has taught yeu thas ths
diAsAse esnno, he cured b. sp~ay4 ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Accept "CaiifDrnia" syrup ~ Figs
s1ly~iook for the name California on
the package. thea you ATE surs YOUR
child ia having The hest and most hArra
tsss physlc far ltE' tttie stomach. liver
aud bowsts. Cdlldren love It's fruity
taste. Full directions on each bottle
You mast sag California ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer' on Genuine

"bayrs Tablets Of Aspirin" Is xreu
Inc Aspirin proved mte by millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty ,rrrs Nreest nuIy an unhrpEeu
Slayer patkage" which run'strs proper
directions fo %ruiirvr ii,-idarht fnuth
ache. Faruehr NclrNigtn lhenmnt I'm
Coitis aul i1,in HANDY tin boxes " II
Sell lsrgrr "ils yer packages" Asuirip
In trNde wa,k lavrt Manufacture Mon
sacvttcacidcstcr " selicyltcrcid Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
what -.>
Killed Bill?.

Evsy man, woman and child I'm Tho
world has Liver Trouhle" some taraes-
Many OF them Die from II and never
~realixe Ii. No use In this. And FOLKS
are learning better. Thousands have
found ont that DR.. Thachsr's LiusT
and Blood Syrup win relieve "i.iver
Troubles. Win keep the BcSels open
and the Blood rich and red. YoH caght
70 try this old doctors prescription
before Liver Trouble gets in its dead
" work on yon--iike ii did on "Bin."
Get i, from your drug store.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

YES sir sai1 Bruan, "jlmsou seiN
you were az uti tnol ilut stooi b,
you | defended t~ At right"
"iid IuuY' returned smith thin
was ro4rl ~ yon Whrt 90 Won SuyY
'frt,. | said you weren't 50 very
old"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

kdsf poAouAeli W. pAttnonll
lNlu itullri i santa kosa ' ne
dali dhv 4 nsualnee lmeuoNnul
mull bsll Glen, rly k,etA +, Nau
tfauuishu ehasilulla mnnAAl.i mia
,lseh ien Lyme prnseslen hsl hps
iakthnkulN nnnlkn 4 nrraehNh
80 die pfelcm ptiptnseuehu I'LL
nu MhstnNanl mnIl ptlleli i ~
aeni uai \ patnaeii autumubilech
i pehle uhhlltlii sspenl Al pnl
tuelu muin sstoupilu lu Neseni =
feYulsefs ! tnAeu %ssnnisla VI w
tlAni klon OIL sanni i "a chsal
Vesha sssallo Sirom, nn tterem
Flntimi hNli %pusespnl bSl pfedep
y~yhladnui il pruNHpy hNly tn l1
pfiprayenN, hdsl Negnutt hyli sem
ptivpdcni Lyme pluyeien bsl stpi
~ klidne 70 prosrdeni lsnde II
rastniei se ryphlr r%o9lrli. 1=
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

karlinal Gaspmrri, pupnSskt
%sekfetaf, postal zvlhstni pfipis
vtnrostoyi mesia Rirky, Y ktertm
radi, ably doslo X urovndni spoul
mezi sbory Gabrielle pAnumnzia
a shory italskt Wildly beg krvepro.
liti Sturosia Rikardo Gignnde \
odpoyddi svt p%rohldsil ~ ilalskh
ylhda jevilu uminannst = uroyni
nj tfto oidzky neoblileiir ~ ma
lid Rleky u h. krey, pr0litd IN
spfnsedliyon yec, poncsc yzdy .
yoce l'fipojil pax, Ee nasledovati
Dude D'Annunzia 50 vscmi tenn.
kdoz zflstanon mn vGfnFmi. Y in.
kfehkolls prostfcdcieh ia v ia.
kfmkoliy podnlkm Aununzio
yydal prolldseni, Y ktcrcm pravi,
~ nikdo mem oprdyndn k yyied
nhyani 4 ylddon, yyjimaic .ielo
zdstupee Y Rhine n he ncdojde Il
hadnSm 1fednim siyknm. doknd
italskd yldd0 nelizua icho statu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15
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