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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04
PALMEK READY roK rorR.

WASHINGTON. March Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer will Are the
opening gun In hts campaign for the
presidency In Georgia within a few
days. Mr. Palmer stated today that his
first speech probably will be delivered in
Atlanta.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04
London Bankers Wife
Crushed in Elevator

NEW YORK, March 4.-Mrs. Muriel H.
Ford, wife of Ernest H. Ford, a Lon
con banker, died yesterday from inJu-
ries received when she was crushed in
an elevator in the Hotel Majestic on
Central park west
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04
HELL CArY THOMAS GONE.

Riot guns were put back in the case
al police headquarters today. and De
tectiyes Trahue and Sneed. hreathed n
sigh Of relief "Hcll Cat" Thomas. al
legged negro burglar. whom, II Is said.
threatened to Nil both detectives, has
left the city.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04
Victim of Thief
Wants His Pants

SEATTLE, March 4.-D. White,
whose name expresses his condition, is
searching for his friend, Johnnie He
wants, nay he needs, Johnnie. Johnnie
took Whites clothes while White was
sick and pawned EN-. White can't
leave the hospital till he gets some
pants.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04

Spring hats, one might we'll say arc
chapter within themselves. We hight
write column after column about them
and still only tell you in the briefest
way Of the exquisite beauty of these
creations.
The new colors, the new lines, the new
fashion notes. all are a revelation In
themselves. Never has Paris sent us
more lovely models; neither have our
own American designers ever done quite
50 we'll as they have this season.
Speaking very frankly, they seem to
baye quite outdone themselves in the
wondrous creations, which have come
from their artistic hands
MATERIALS OF
RICHEST DESIGN.
There's much to say about the materi-
ais. Hair cloth IS very good looking
and ultra-modish. Batavia cloth, a new.
fabric, Grapes most effectively and forms
many stunning models Cleaning, Gel
laphone bralds are adorable in their sub
tie richness and beauty, while raffia,
shiny straws, cire satin and ribbon and
straw combinations come on for their
share Of the nonors.
a decided novelty and carrying an
irdescribable chicness are the patent
leather sailors and artistic tam shan
tcrs, which show distinctly the foreign
influence
All these are the fabrics which Paris
sponsors for spring and summer wear
Might we say just few words about
the shapes. They really are OF great
importance and the number Of them Is
quite bewildering
Napolecnic hats; they derive that name
from the fact that they do turn OF the
face In true Napoleon fashion.
Others are turbans, mushroom or sailor
shapes, many smartened with Poiret EN-
broidery In all its vagarles Of color.
THEN. TOO. THERE
ARE SPORT MODES.
For the various sports activities one
fnds many styles that quite carry the
spirit OF the thing. Bangkok straws,
smart tailored sailors. ribbon and straw
combinations and picturesque shapes
of tadeta in pastel shades.
TrOtteur hats are here In many varie-
ties: featured especially arc the lac
qucred feather and ribbon types. close
dtting toques and oriental draped eff
fects
Expression Tor more formal occasions
are found 10 hats Of satin. transparent
lace. tulle and serim, with decorations
of Jet, ribbon and feathers.
Among tho models We noticed IN par
tlcular sport hat trimmed with plaid
patent leather.
4 semi-dres hat edged with silk floss.
making the effect Of an American ostrich
trim.
Another, meant to be tailored, and
shaped exactly like an Egyptian head
dress.
Then ms rcsume-there are small hats
with wells, gllttering hats, flower hate,
fabric hats and adorcble novelty hats,
all bright and gay with ribbons, flowers
fruits, embroidery and feathers.
All these the fai- sex can look for.
ward TO wearing for the coming spring
md summer
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04
ANOPEN
The Blackburn Products Co.,
Dayton, Ohio:

The Blackburn Products Co.,
Dayton, Ohio:
Gentlemen:
l have taken 8 tubes Of g.
Grain Cadomene Tablets and I
am not nearly so nervous as |
was, while l am now eating with
keen relish and have no more
trouble with my stomach what
ever. etc. Yours very truly, R.
F. Hamilton, % Cottage ST,
Franklin, Mass.
Cadomene Tablets are abso-
lutely guaranteed the best medi-
cine to build up the body and
nerves. Druggists sell and rec
ommend them.-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04
MON NJ ETT'S
For Rheumatism and Nervous
Exhaustion, Lame Back, Kid
ney, Bladder and Stom-
ach Troubles.

Ahu All OIInS OF blOOQ diseases
Nov. Is, 1919.
The Monnett Medicine Company,
Indianapolis, Ind.
II was a sufferer for years with an IN.
active liver, bad stomach and constipa
ton, and was completely cured, by Kan
do-its over six years ago. have never
suffered day since from either liver or
stomach or been the least bit constipated.
Kan do its do all and more than is
claimed for them"
FRANK ROSS
(Oyster Franks Oyster House)
40S East Washington ST., Indiana polls.
MONNETT MEDICINE COMPANY,
North Temple Avenue.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Price, S1.OO per box, or six boxes for
$500. Each box contains 20 doses.
For sale by Henry ]. Huder, Washing
ton and Pennsylvania streets, and south,
east corner Michigan and Illinois streets
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-04
BIG BATH HOTEL
TO BE ERECTED
Structure at Mt. Jackson to
Cost 100000.

The Bellevue baths and hotel will be
built this summer at an approximate cost
of half a million dollars on West Wash
ington street in what is known in In
dianapoiis as Mt Jackson. Wells, touch
ing a stratum of sulphur will be uriven
near the site.
The site will have a frontage of 23S
feet on Washington street, just east Of
Tibbs avenue. 1t was purchased last
week.
BUILDING TO BE
FIVE STORIES HIGH.
Fermor S. Cannon, architect. designed
the building, which will be five stories
high with q frontage of 175 feet. 1t
will have 100 bedrooms, all facing the
outside.
A solarium measuring 100 by So feet
will be located on the roof. glass en-
closed, with a dance hall, reading rooms
and motion picture screen included.
The lobby, lounge and rooms for read
ing, billiards and cards win be located
on the first floor, as will the dining
room.
DIET KITCHEN
FOR EACH FLOOR.
Each floor will be equipped with a
special diet kitchen. All kinds of baths
will be available, including shower
needle, tub, electric and Turkish. A
competent corps of nurses and attend
ants will have charge of each floor.
DR.. J. C. Kincaid, ST odd Fellow
building, formerly head of the Moores-
vile sanitarium, and DR.. Edmund ID
Harper, 903 Odd Fellow building, will
direct the medical staff. Officers of the
company are DR.. J. c. Kincaid, presi-
dent: DR.. Edmund D. Harper, vice presi-
dent and treasurer, and Blythe O.
Hendricks, secretary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
RETAIL LUMBER YARD
BEING ESTABLISHED

Since the Dicxsoa Planning Mil
Compaays plant vas destroyed
BY life oa ths eight u Move bei
10. 1917. people desiring 10 hulld
have found II very dit'icul, 10 H..
curing necessary material We are
glad 10 announce that oEce more
people will be able To get their
building material, when needed at
the same place where the Dickson
Planning MIll Company plan. WAS
destroyed. a. the Ii. 7 Cowsn Lurn.
Der Company ia putting In y retail
lumber yard Shsrr a full line VI
building material will be carried in
stock
] Max Cowan, formerly com
nsetsd with the Dicksoa Planning
Mil Company, will be IN charge.
They How have Red Ceuar shin'
,slss. Csiiing. Elsot.ex. siding aad
Cofnies lumber and will be- glad for
anyone interested to call around.
When their warehouse IL con-.
plstsd additional items will be ad.
dsd until 4 complete line oi build.
Ing material will be carried In stock
~ oil times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

Y eneb surseyym+n were killed
this accounts sos tue shortage NJ ap
pie ,sess. The is slso true u pear,
ehesry 4 plam trees.
Tie object ia viss la ptuaing ap-
pIe tsres l@ 10 Tho out ths top 10
let tbs spnshlav and air 10 freely
Begin bY egs.ing O0, all dead
limbs them take out the liaEs ina,
cross each utilgS. remove s,ne Ui
the hfu+ty iimtta from The ttlcass,
part NJ lh- tres. ksApins In mind
that she weaker liubs sh9eld 6e
removed and leave the larger iimbs.
Many make The mistake BY begin.
Ming III ihs bottom vi the tree aud
eat all the lover Limbs oil to cuIti
va.e under the tree; the space the
tree occupies IL worth uofe iny
fruit than any crop grown under
thr tree. a. the capacity ios produc
ing irul, s reduced by cutting the
lover limbs off In veil pruned
orehsrVt many apples grow within
one or two fest ot the ground
Will have somtthinR 10 say about
spraying nrxt wee& A. j, hyrn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
on OPERATIONS flk.
ING on NEW LIFE.

| The Bankers Petroleum Co.. q
1oD.W1 corporation, has com,
plsted their permanent ofganisatiaE
and have taken os-s 5000 acres
VI oil leases owned By ]. A. Draks
ani c. II 0aliast and ~ under
stand will rssame operation in shii
county. on The Gillian farm. this
week.
The othcess oi the company are:
] A. Drake. President; Stephens N.
Bosna, Vice President; Geo, X.
Turnsf. 2nd Vice President, L. u.
baker, secrssarY and treasurer and
Arthur u. Osvis assistant sfeasares.
The directors Of the company are
the officers and {. II. Gullsts. q.
Henry Stsison and P, J. Cosan.
Msssrs. Drake aud Gullatt are
very optimistic about the prospects
oi proving Dickson county ., big
oil tisid during 1870. They have
shown their taith by drilling two
wslls and organizing . company
which will have oil the money need
ID to carry on the drilling until oil
10 found in paying quantities.
Oil has been found in ssysrsl
wells in Dickson county. the larssss
OF which vas drilled ON the brown
iarm about City years ago.
This we'll 10 reported 10 have
flowed oil Tor more then twelve
months and most have been al least
a 100 barrel we'll. This 10 the well
referred to In the reports oi the u,
\, geological survey by n. J. Mum.
Some OF the bes, geologists 10
the country have made surveys on
Wcksou county and the reports OF
ali agree that the structure IL ~
good as any to BE- found In Ken
lucky aud 10 every reason TO believe
that il !. only q matter Of time until
the oil production in this section
will bs ~ great an. os greater than.
in that state.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
AmTl.Sllool LEAGUE
CAMPAIGN MEETING

sanday snornlag IN annauAcs-
,nsns was made as an The ehasshes,
rsaaessing oil interested In The
Anti. SAleea League campaign, ta
ms~t at she Pauies Theatre thai ii,
sssnscn Qaisr 4 namhee wssS ps~s-
sn, and ]. A, Cismeas, cconty
ehairman. was assured by q stfeas
resolution. whach was unanimously
adopted that those present we're
with him and willing 10 assist IN
any way wsgh tho wosk. Speeches
ssfe made aud some ssAs.ripiious
taken. One ot sbe speakers said.
III 10 assa would pay $50 each;
MI tnen &sM each 5o m~a ts0 each.
ane s0 men go each the smeaas
ask.d Tor wonld I've raised. An.
other sstd, 'Th. ~t,iskey psop's
are making . bard light 10 regain
TIM ground ..asy have lpss snd IL h~.
hcoves every good citizen 10 al bic
part Ia supplying funds With which
to hshi iot law enforcement. F"
This csmpaisn 10 10 Eaiss iuods
for this purpose and those desiring
10 contribute are asked 10 remit to
M~. J, A. Clement. Dickson. what
ever amour. they ieei like siyina,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Oeorge Donegan Traffic
Manager Bon Air Company

Gsorgsl Dunsgan who has been
chief oclsrk to h. N. Wrsnne. sup.
ssiatendsn. VI transportation ot th.
Nashville. Chattanooga Il y. Louis
railway Tor some years, aud who
recently resigned. has Ias, been
made traffic manager Of the Bou
Air Coal Company
1sofs Donegan ,sa we'll trained
aud highly efficient railroad man
and his experience with The n. c,
h 81. l.. road will stand him in
good stsad In his new position
lie aame 10 The railroad as A
mere boy from Dickson, Tenn. aud
BY bard work and application 10 his
duties worked himself up into a
rood place in the Transportation
department.
His many friends will he glad 10
know oi his appointment 10 y place
oi responsibility with ,he Ron All
Company and wish Tor him eon,in'
ued success ~~ Nashville Banner
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Card OF Thanks
Ny Dear Mr. Editor.

Ny Dear Mr. Editor:
Since others have taken the pain
aud pleasure 10 write you 10 regare
to Sunday aud divers things-re
vlYaIs. poundings and so-toflh-l
have made up my mind to writ,
you a lew lines to say, we are still
IN Dioksoa, We trust by uod's will
and pleasure. aud ~e are glad 10 b,
here amons this good people. Dur.
ing my long ijiasss, they were pa
,irn.. sympathetic, generous. even
those VI other denominations and
of no denomination,
This year W. started in Tor y cal
NJ arsiuons work hoping 10 maAs
UP Tor lost time last year and II has
rainsd and rasusd and we have gone
on through showers OF blessings ~
well a. oil water
But Christmas showers vi blessings
IN ,he way ot good things besAa to
Hall and continued until January
i4sh 1920 when the Hood came
aud the winds oi love and friend,
ship blew and bent upon Us and II
fell from possibly a hundred hands
Every thing from sacks Of acur,
hams oi meat, cans OF fruit. sack,
Of sugar. smoked sausage and every
thing good even 10 q bsr ot sasp
Nothing was left out aysn the
proverb,Al chicken, ready dressed
was there. yelIo~ legs and all
II waa a storm. yea Hood ol
.ood things. that opened the nood
gates NJ our heart and sweep through
oar .oul 10 a river OF thanktulaeas
10 God ani 10 this good people
From the parsonage to the church
and PRAYER meeting aud "Wednesday y
evening was great occasion &c
thei. s,rihe. sna hope snl believe
to many others The mptneYv Of
tnis day hour snti peB.le. w,l! al
sats l,nser ani sant Oh, 6an ~
oasis ,n DESERT ltnt. OF AT tslsni
II .plcs' a1a II ,ycr- IN the -;i-l
u s..f f. ttoUnIesl sea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

on Jan ~ all the sersices will
be held al the stated hours.
Preaching at III o'clock and AZ I
.. m, by the pastor, Sabbath
School a, s.45; Young Peoples
Meeting a. 6 y, m, Kieetion Of Of.
fcrrs IN to be- held Services nf
late have been we'll attended. t
The executive committee will
meet at the pastors home 1;W D.
m, Jan. ~, Wednesday st Gao
the mid week services are 10 be ~
usual at the church. All are giv-
en- y hearty welcome at ,he various
regular meetings, The young peo.
pie are asked 10 observe Edacs-
,ion week and some special meet.
ines are planned to be held the
first week In February
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
See Mary Pckfom In Hearts The Nils at The Patriot Friday and Saturday

grace and in the knowlsefge vi bel
Lard ante her cnsoaatipa day. tal
W me Aunt Bette tadssws 10 aol
dsai--she has oals changed be,
place ii residence aom lhs litiiy
city NJ Dickson to tha Clsy of God,
Qaiss. tamaa. retiring. aaassamias.
gensie and tender In every scs ii
liis | never heard heE pray in pub,
lic4 ! never saw her stand In charh
u salk, | never heard hsw shous,
and yes dare say. no life ever lived
in Dickson ever ,cueh~d quite ss
many other l.vss ios good and ios
God ~ hsxs. AZ Jesus said nj
Mary, may no, M ttashius!y nAy
VI hst, She hath done what sfse
could, y
When sorrow. like a pail. ttll
across the threshold oi nay own
nome. through the Iona dsvs and
dask nights. side by side. she watch.
"a with me. and when tSe end
came she put those dear odd asms
ahou, me and as a mother eta IL
her child. abe talked 10 nae absu,
,he goodness ai God and the. grand
eur u that heme 10 which she had
Just gone Whs, she did Tor ms
and my home. she did iot many
others.
No eulagy. written H spoksn
could compare to the tribute would
like TO pay to her beautiful. t,nseli-
ish life. Az ! write this. wonder
il heaven wss not iusi a little mere
joyful, al least to some oi liza inhah.
i,ants, A. her saintsd spirit wen,
sweeping down shose golden streets,
singing:
jesus. lover oi my soul.
Let me 10 thy hnsona tly,
Blessings 90 ,hs wounded hearts
and loving hands tha, ministes~d
in the last hours.
W. N. MusarLl..
Msrkel, Texas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
NOME COMPANY 70
DRILL TEST on WELL

The dss~cter~ oi the Dteason
County OH and Gas Cosnpsny bad
. msssing Tuesday nigbt and De.
'eidsd .o pui down sosns tss, w~iis
10 s@e II there Ia oil 10 Dickson
County. A lot oil monsy VI being
spent on the oil game and thess
business men have decided 10 Try
|, oai here at home. uHser home
management. IL liz believed and
conceded by oil men that this " a
good oil field. but . real test has
nsvsr been made. Tha Cemeans
has decided to - deep snoagh to
determine whether or not there 10
oil 10 be had In paying quantities,
In order 10 put this well down. II
was decided to pat $4,000 worth
oi the stock on tbs market al pat,
II you would like to get In III ibis
proposition and Assass In .eegiag the
county fts OIL, res W. II McMnty,
President. or II. T Cowan, secre.
tAry aud Treasurer. and sive them
POUR stock subscription, Every cent
oi the money will be- carefully spent
and accounted ier. and wv believe
Dickson Coun,ians should lead their
aid 10 sss wha, ws have Ia the
county. Should Gil be iound In
paying quantities, the population
Vi the county would greatly increase
and the land in the county be en-
HANGED in value Immediately.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
prune Apple Trees Now

AT tbs present price ot apples i.
will pay you 10 prune aud spray
"youF trses this year, The apple
crop ranks ninth compared with all
at he. crops grown IN the u0i,id
States, There are only twn hush,
sls Of apple. grown Tor each person
Yin the United States 4 Scar and
many VI these are exported 10 Em
ope.
Another reason Tor caring tor sp
pie trees this year ,s that there can
be bat lew apple uees planted ,h,
next lev years On account q, u
shortage vt seedlings 10 genw ,h,
trees "a, Nearly all snp.g -ryl it
sro~Ina seedlings are exported
rom France aud nsuS II ths rrd
!. .nss ara grown thstr Abst Il IA"
Wrench Nursturs wett t. rccts
during the war slh mary VI taN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Real Estate For Sale

l60 acre farm. t~o milss south
oi Tennessee City; halimils IRON
school and church; 100 acres level:
6tl scrss rolling, good orchard; oil
land iencsd With wire and rails.
good MIN roam houss. good harn
Price ~. 800, u u cash. balance |
and ! years.
Five lots and three room house
10 West Diekson. sll under good
fence. Price 500 %, will ssll On
monthly installments vi 3i5.
Fot further Information go NJ
~rits. Pintsrton and Hsndsss
Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
IA. L. Church. South

Sunday School. al a:AS a, m.
Preaching, ~ a, m. Theme Why
do Churches Die? League q .. m.
Preaching Al 7 y. m, Theme; le-
~ Christ, the Son oi tod and the
Son Of Righteousness, =
frsysrmsetins Wednesday even.
ina, All strangers and non-ohufeh
gosrs are cordially invited to attend
all services aud ie~I Al home.
II 10 urged ,ha, all lsdiss oi the
church and ell other lsisnds Join
tho Missionary Society and study
ciAss, II viii doyo good
X. l., Gregory. pastur
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

FOR SALE--Farm. IS acres, on
yellow Creek pike, 10 acres level
bottom land; 10 acres rolling; Is
acres billy 40 good bearing irui,
trees Good double-boxed house
four rooms, good veil, fenced with
wire This farm can be bought tor
$4,000 Good terms. For further
information se~ OF write pinkerton
and Sanders. Dickson. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

Mrs. John w. Taylor, agei 30
years. died a, her home on Bea-
verdam creek. Friday. Jan. 10
Funeral service conducted by
Elder j Pope. was held a, the rsss.
d~uee SATURDAY. and her remains
laid 10 rest in family buryiua
ground.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

MY. II. X. Williams. died at
her home near White Oak Flats
Tuesday. after an illness OF several
years duration. Funeral service
was held Wednesday aud her ~.
mains laid to rect beside her hus.
band. Who proceeded her TO the
grave 4 few ysars.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

TAKEN UP-Ray horse mule
With ,Sn apli,s in LETT ear; ag~d and
Abou. Is hanJs high. Owner can
have same by calling o. my place
and paying for feed and this no
'ice. Tom Greer, Dickson. 4. 5,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Take Notice

THIS SPECIAL NOTICE 10 to
notify all persons who ttespsss up.
on NV premises OF modest (distash1 J
any live stock. buildings. tsees.
fences os start any fires, hunt or
moiess any property thereon. that
they will be prosecuted TO the full
extent oi the Law
William Y Rogers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

A. W. Seals, a highly respected
ci,irsn ct Gamers Creek died sud.
denly oi heart trouble Saturday.
Jan. II. Funeral service WAS held
Sunday. conducted by Elder ], A..
Pope. u this place. and his rsmains
laid to rest in the neishbo,hooi
cemetery.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Flowers For Sale

Ny flowers will be on sale at
Harry Wynn's store Saturday. Jan.
n. il weather conditions permit.
A fnr line OF uarcissus, cyclaman
and prinroses In full bloom. La.
dies call and zee them.
Parties dssirine po,,sd tomato
plants, this year, will please call
me at once. ~ IL takes considerabl
time 10 call each Individual. and
help is scarce. Dickson Green.
house. Cumberland Phone 81.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas. God. Who doeth All
things veil. has seen ht to call our
dear sister and friend. Mse. Il. Y,
Andrews, from the walks Of mer
and
Whereas. she WAS true aud
loyal member oi nus Church and q
life member of the Missionary so.
ciety. and
Whereas. Aunt Bette. A. she was
Familiarity called. by hsr generous
and useful industry and sterling
qualities has enJeared herself 10 her
friends, loved ones and to the pub
lic. ~ we'll. and
Whereas. we ieel ourselves. ~ y
church and missionary society.
greatly bessaved. in this our loss
and sorrow.
Therefore, be il Resolved First
that ws bow suhmissively 10 thr
Supreme Ruler. who suffer- 10 i'll
10 over come those who love and
trust Him tor ligh, in darkness and
strength in w~atnese,
S-eoud--Tha, ws viii ~ndeavo'
to honor. 10 cherish. and 10 ksep
green her memory by tae advance.
ment oi those principles to which
she was devoted.
Third-Thst W. extend 10 hei
bereaved family our deepest ssn
pathy 10 this time VI sorrow.
rourth-Thas . eopy Of this.rsso
luton be spr-ad On the minutes
one presented to tie ismiiy cu'
poolphsd ln the Midland Mstkotiss
| and also in the county paper,
| Mrs. /. A. NcCaal
Mr.C. H Sissmor~
Mrs. T.. l.. Gregory
ComTi''ss
Editor Hesald;-Wil. YOU kindly
grant me q little space in the col
umns I'll your paper that ! may "a!
soms humble tribute 10 Que mh'
was vsry dear to me- 6sss sas
her kindIy iaen in The Msthodi-
church over 90 the bill. ~ wear
arc. when I ~ss ycst . hoy, !
servani of God then. she Grsw i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

When YOU buy a Farm lmpls.
m-ut, you want quality. service and
ligh. drah. The John Deere has
all OF them. T K, Edwards.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

WANTKD-MArisd mAa with
stock to isr.n on shafa. Recon-
mendaiioas required. wriis me u
Dickson NJ ere me Al Tidwsll switch.
Cen,reville Branch.
w. q Hats.
FOR sALK-Coal stove. In good
condition. Mrs. Raymond Joslin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

William Y Rogers,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

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