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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
ALLIES REIhPOsE
RUSSIAN BLOCKADE
. ccsetErE AesgEssNr rs
REAcssEc At vAE ALLIED
CONFERENCE
VIII sVpais polaaS ~fth Mvslfsens 10
Fight sasA~sb--siah, s@elsst 10
Aeps~ssi o. sss Raats.A
Parliament

HftAe rss nstse ecafNswnee Aar
rs"diy called SaEaiAy 10 eoassdsr ra*aRs
tor saving p0taaa fsem the EAalsasyGA
sasisAes saded si,A an aEreemsus b.
t~vsa rreanier l.leya 0esirse and rtv-
raier AiilerGAd ca the AID TO be- given
the new fAeaisA state.
AFTER the Fre<ni~fs decided 10 sesus.
pose the hs~kaae On Russia and ,o
faFnisA nsaRntons and technical al.
vice to Poland. M Lloyd George tac.
ce~ded In rs'ttnK NJ Nllsrsaa to esa,
sent TO Withhold application II aid ua.
I'll after The preliminary rNte9,s Of n,
conference At Mink hetwsea lsa@
shssik and Polish representatives arp
known.
~ X. AslsEsaas s3a.a. bad >~eaa- ksrzsa In
afifg the Freneh poti{y shkh ia,
riuded the Workable aud strons &C..
fcaslye measures. was obliged 10
Weld somewhat 10 the mit,er palse,
u the RFi,sth premier. SIC wss a.,
ternslned that 40 allied trt0ps should
be ased In Pollard
Establishment ~ a defensive lire
Ia Poland which uss considered by
tho conference. II. carried cat. ~ugid
according & opinson expressed here.
lee regarded hy the British and
French as mnse than a pan 10 de-
lend polAaG u would he In effect .
Gordon sssltaire" 10 kcea the isol.
sheyin froia Western europe sst
from what happened al the closing
moments al tbs conference il II sou
siderrd TIA; mach viii depend OBJ the
lplshrrtk E;titaat a, Musk
II Was mSdc clear ai he conference
the a'liss having established 10,
land by the treaty ~ YsrtAtilna ~.
tend 10 stand rs Poland IN every wAy
81 declaring war
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
PLANS nExr aruH,ots.
psvssdes Invited 20 kdsrsss AshsyfHa
Msextn1.

Ashevtie, W. C--At the fsnai meet
Ing ~ the c~xscatiiis epraaittse u tie
Old Hickory Association u tas Thta
sissA Divtshn, held here. details q the
second asarM regaion Of the as-oeiA,
!fon, 70 BE- hsid here On September NJ
snd g. we're worked out 10 was De.
cidAa tc extend Invitations 20 Gers.
Pershlhs and L@Aozard Wood. secre
tary Of War Baker and Secretary Of
the Navy Daniels 10 be ps,sasns and
make adGrss,N&. JaaiNe J. {. Prtieh.
ard. presiding officer OF the Fvurth
Circuit 81 the United States e9rca.r
eoagt Of appeals, viii introduce ths
speakers Mayor Roberts ~iIl issas a
proclamation eallng on the people a
AsheVilis 10 orssa their hamss asd
take In az guests 1900 soldiers, the
other Z 3G9 10 D. accommodated Al tbs
teut which will be furnished by this
war department.
Tuesday Sspt -, from (. pm, uE;il
midnight vii, be tak4n % 10 the res.
is'ration a. delegates. the issuance q
the official badges which wtil desig'
nsts tire Immortal heroes Of the Thtf.
ttsfh Division, assignment &C. snraes,
al the auditorium Of the Y VI C. A. ca
Hagwood street.
The official opening Of the conven-
ton will ttkr place a, thu auditorium
II 10 q end will be eallsd 10 orier
by President II q SPRINGS who was
y colonel Of the Thirtieth Division Of
Grecnvllie q G. The Invocation will
he made ny the division chaplain Al.
dresses Of welcome on b~ha!i o. tho
e.Ly al .A.Ak~Y4iIa xill bee tusad. ,AAs
Mayor Galiailn Roberts and Tor tbs
of North Carolina by Coy r W
Diakett Gov Hickett will be- intro
duced ty \ sold er ~ Asaeyihe VI
Buecomh" eoanty The response 10
the welcome addresses viii be made
by G9v H. 4 Cooper OF South Caro-
Who vii be introduced BY n sob.
der from South Carolina. and a rA
sponar by Gov A ~ Roberts, his In
10 he made BY a soldier
Tennessee An address will Do
made Nv Gen r VI Lewis. 70 BE- FOL.
by the appointment % commit.
Iesa, toluwrd by any miscellaneous
business that may he brought b@tors
he association during that period
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
PLEDGED ON THE
LEAGUE or NATIONS
SENATOR AARDlsG's PEACE PRO.
PrsAL IS TORN TO shREps
Nv DEMOCRAT.
THOUSANDS CHEER NOMINEE
TAs Drlucsrats hosas nsex Nsrrh III
fFraa cf Pardas-Grsst Thr0na
Of chesrina oerosfs.s MI
nsas Acceptance.

Fair Grounds. Dayton. o.-TAe Gem.
osTatie presiaeatial standard. vita The
lFagHe Of astons and progress as rs
PEAK eseuteheoas. sas nslrched lato
he 1922 campaign by Gov. James H.
cor.
A throng a cheering democrats, 60.
timated at ?. .oeQ. ~wtGnvssxd Govrrnor
Coxs acceptance Of party leadership In
the presidential coutrst, soll0~tng fur.
NAL notification By Senator Robinson
q Arkansas. chairman Al the san
Francisco convention. Of It's choice.
Ia q speech brissling With attack.
Direct and sarcastic. be denounced
Senator Harding proposals. FOR ef.
feeueg peace a. "disheartening.- "ua.
-k0Tta!... haaxLAaG 4Ialam@Ay Aaa
'unafaiisra,ei dishonesty
The Harding promise IN a formal
shd effective peace ~ quickly as a
republican o,Bsress can paos It's dec.
tata.lou for a republican executive 70
Eign, Cox declared. "means but one
liins separate psaes with Ger
many"
Such a coursa the democratic nom.
lnce viewed si'h adherence, seeing in
II 4 withdrawal o! good faith pledged
TO the allies 'i0r the enforcement Of
terms upon osieadisg po~efs. On
the issue u league " no league Coz
took Al anequhceal position,
senator Harding n said. as the
republican candidate for the prcsi
dency. proposes in plain words that
we remain out Of Il, As Che demo
craft. candidate. | favor going 10.
10 tho ceremonies al ths NuBtgont
cry County Fair Grounds. Gov cox.
wlth tranklla - Roosevelt hts run.
Ring mate. marched for a mile Ia a
boiling sun NJ the head Of a parade
~ democratic delegations which he
reviewed Their presence In the
parade WAS an IT'D hour thought Of
ktA' fhN ~ lfftE $50 hAA FH1AtfA Ht'sN
" a review 81 tire democratic hosts
came In thousands from Ohio
and also other states The parade
tine, sprinkled VITA two scor, OF
was estimated to contain . 1000
marcAers
For twn hours the governor in hts
address az acceptance. Kept tae vast
cheering ~ he save viii en-
his campaign palici's We
the league his paramount dec
.afatton. declaring he stood iov Amer
lean and world peace by its adoption
With Interpretations preserving ~
ri,al plan He d., lard m league
vaA a part Of the democratic offering
4 progress rs against republican ~
lrticn Ills advocacy ~ The league
irew lengthy demonstrations from III.
audience ard stat 'mrnlS ~ approval
party leaders gathered here for
h~s A-sstatrstae ceremonial
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
MORE THAN scoRg WOUNDED.


Revere Masr More tNaR a
az sailors we're wounded and ~umeh
and children acre trsmplej on N a
rtat Whsth broke oui Ai ihe Me.f"ra-
Titan police station Al Revere Beach
tlFht,aE started ehen al least GO
"a 1ufs s.ctmai TIE pallre station IN
40 attempt 10 release a. comfade
Mig sas arrested Tor .sifunk"anctS
Thsv ATS ked the gspllce station wih
faeks and bottles. smashing ssnry
v oaow rhaf forced ;be,s waf lnte
t4e hui,dlns Ecifias nflea sh
aA4l tho. faiGhi the mtirpio.lten
pnaeg
~1hsasasds OF men, ~onrn ana
children ~ore en- the beach "a y
tnE ffeAst-g tsa't~A The s-,'lee f1r~
ib,o the closely mSFsta 81 ~ "
t4~ s.&sss m4lsss s4~.Al4 = sAs~A4nd umre
than 20
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
WOMEN DELEGATES LEAVE.


Ncw NofS Delegates o! the Nation
Al Cuaucii ~ N9m u IN America ~ao
VII represent the Is 600 hs'r woInen a.
ffitated With various clahs Throughout
tdp country A. IRE tat-rssineasI t,.4sas
eli ~ Womeu al Carss,isna Ia sspitin.
ber toas passage for NapleS he,are
p~-ocaediaE 10 fn5istsans the delegates
rlsn a tour ~ special train tacnaGh
italy. Switzerland. France AMI Den
mark.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
Nv i..v- 81 Certificates.

NBgAinrtnn Secretary Hssseton
announced a nrw issue ~ treasury
rHFtlfyeAtes ~ Indebtedness To te
dated August 10 anl 10 mature IN
one war. The interez, rate n { per
cen II was Snnopnced that sub
srfiptsous ~ 'si5o 1t0, bVa ~ thrre~
abou,t. would he sought tarrtit'r
Gates Il tho issue viii not s~sT the
.cfrcr's'inn privilege or be atcTptstla
In pafrneat Of tsxes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

WASHINGTON The cot o. Hsslssa
ing Congressional Record, the gov
eminent rMAlscaficb rsessri az daily
evegythsnK that N said ard Aoa- 10
congress, uas xs5T .64s last year
ahoat tae san ~ for 1918. or. ssse
eco less than tSe ISM sos,, Thsss
fIgares we're siven ~ r. o. Hesns
secouasAas Al The government rrta..
Tag nefAce. ia answer to "a saeasry
Of Representative wax~e. ~ Sev
York as 10 the = 'sstsl~ sAvtns thai
vcsid result from the dAscsa'lr aaacs
Of the Rsrcri
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
pEsvea Car STRIKE ENps.
Committee Cats On Csaerai MAJ,
ace, 81 Irsr~sy

iAsayrr Thr executive COMMIT
,r. of ne ~trFYrway v0fkefs UIf0n
at \ NEE MS appointed q c~r1mfnsiie'
~ three ia call upon F'fader1~k "
lftit. re8ers, manager ~ The irfm
way. and inform him the sttisins
~, "a II YOU'D "a sck 10 s9Yk
repr, stihsrs pressd rt Of The "
iun s&i3 there sfe % restrictions
TT. e~s@cu'iye committee aftanf
"a lts preYlras position ,Ast SIR men
wuult F0 tack nnly II they s@te
permitted ~ retgrn in a beds and
tte gytsehreaheTs were discharged
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Lor5 900 The nster frr+s 81 warsaw
says o wtr%iess CHS pateh 'sce4 80 .rgsma
p~-iin The S'pies rss&rnsd he Boz
shssiki FIRE
Tha Mcsr~~ government tss r<pst
fse1 re British rovvsrn@ns that Il has
bees arranged for The Polish e@sssssss
10 cross the Rnsasn frout and for ~.
rs,scs ard ptaee S%seators to -
stx Of Mirss this vesk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
SAYS DRY SENATE CERTAINTY

Washington. l'YpAthtstea leaders
Ns-e sre ,naglAa; ever the prospects
that the next senate viii b. bone
dry
T,~y arr not worrying over grest
ter,ial candidates 70 eva saont
tA.a ecmp.cxtca IL ssc house. thoaga
tboy ar prs pariuS % shEs an N
.enstvr ffsht In every sta" I o HA!S.
tain he oSsrs Setff4ing 9fy major.
Nv IL he las ~ branch Ok congress.
Their tanlat'Aa = toe r@salt OF .
careful chsSS q, n senate situation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

RaAA4A.,cA The Marshall 4 Fast
Tatqs raHwrs has applied "a tbs in
iargip'e commerce. commission far
fetm 'efluh ~ abandon operation -
IT. iir 10 ltsehsf and harrison
ttaAiies. Yes 10 r. 3uye III rfAtbs
Aaa Nd srij tts properties
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
TAKE SOUTHERN COURSE.
LOS Angeles New YORK Contest rtses
for Gary lr Year 's2f.

New yori "A transcobtinental air
a8ARn -Ace between los Anss "a ant
New York ever the sl2at9eyB rpaIe dur
ing ianaar, fFehr4sry ~ March. 1921
st.l NJ arrArs "a ay the Aprn flab at
Amer "a tH compliance win request
from the msrof II los AHEeles 'as
AERO gtuA ot Sos'Aera California an
utaefs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
VETS 70 GET ~llltons.
Great sritain r'srs 80 snerd 10000.
600 on wa Aero-S

Wsshlrstnn Great n r-iu - psan
ming 10 spend nearly sfS0 900 40 81
Veterans NJ TIM ~agH ~sr 4 ng tht
Saax I2-h.i, .aca n,1ling "a. a
memorandum ~ expenditures suhm f.
,oa "a pa r}tAp ut received st me te
partneut u commerce.
For war pensions ihs memorandum
fer the expenditure az over So.
900 90. the largest ,iern ON iaH list.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
FLAG sAyec TeEE,\
ct,l wa, vrx,s-s viii Net Lst Caty
cs. pc~n LsnGrssss.

Ratertys. Ia ~Aa ARr~fTcaa f1As
3ss.-rd %s.pss 3 Tany oss tree. 4 land
sax aers, has Temporarily ave: The
yes Tbs Tag wa agss by xry q.
VI wSlson. vic ws,A veterans ~ tho
civil Wal. refused Ia permits tspre~~EtA
ives @. the city u r~Gs6se the u~-
TIE sc~ne xs4 4 climax 10 several
asrr.~s between the city Aas v&tssss
ever ressarlEE uses fsoE public high
var
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

New Ytrs Fedrrsl District Al
,nrncv Cafny tpEhr SAT- agstna'
frea~rtcx W and Reris&la & Yaa
desa4lt. respft; ivtiv ersss@tsf AID
y%4yGs5 additional snoarae iasss tar
1915.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

TenrkA kas L + Nadeau ~
kAasss gifv an selagg. sas burned
70 tsa'h at Cosles Ned, sect "a
T0gtsA sven hg airpssha cra,@
eo~a IN Games a. 10 ATTEMPTED a
tansting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Grsten. rcas Nts Ross r VIZ
Ter rnothe- ~ "a Children dled A.
Mar home here she wa# aa3Y }@
Years G., sxe Yt'eer ot her chil
a-er sire it,3ns l>eats was dae q
coa4piscst i'm ~ Ststates
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
FAILS FROM sAysTAck.
Republican Floor Leader, suffers
Broken Rib at EARN.

Sheridan. N'o tong Frank Y
Mondeli. republican toor leader IS
~kuffartrs with A broken rih sustaiued
~hsn ~ tpll frDm a haysLaGk al his
home Ia New Castle. Wso fh.s be
came known sbna hs srrnaT 'd here
Ia address the state convention Of the
American iegion,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Los Angeles -M.l4rri Harris Chap
ltn filed sait Aere for avo-re from
Charlie Chaplin she alleged cruelty
Mr.. CAaylin married the Eaoshoa pinl
,sre comedian Oh October ~, 1918. bal
the marriage vas key, seeret Tor tour
months
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

sa!fns Kan Carr Ross ~ Chicago
vas hurled hish INTO tie air ana ii
most instantly Killed ~hcn a soda
fountain =; a carnival ground no was
charging exploded.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
ryr. =, Army supoiy Base

t'sg ipA'8u u n FTrr tntwiitnF 4
lots he'll Sod ia erc.td f?i0 eet Go
sttnyed ~U ophn @Afsho@sss and
h4HifNas Aips ~ Gotten Hnis's
~ The sfn, sapply base no The
cooper ra1er. beyond SCrfh Charles
Ion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

rsrateKhasn Als f@fty re~ unl
Turned r~aUc4r4nr w1 ~ sGds6 20
he Br1rghan department Oct !
-.ns rita gesnr considered rsst aF~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Beaten HarAcr, Mseh-Tae fight -
tween Jack Dempsey. the heavyweight
ehampacn. snd Rsily Msske II st.
Paul. ou Labor Day. 10 assured accord.
inx 10 an AancsseereSt here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
IN BRIEF

Ntlan The alfplane plotted by
John Throcsmorlen which vas
broush, here for exhibition purposes,
Was dns,Eoyed BY fire and In. pilot
badly burned Just after tho exhibit.
ton The airplana VAS made and
Owned by MIR schwartz 81 Hum.
boldl, and was being used for ex.
hlhit.Cn purposes atou, the coun,ry
] r Spain ttr daredevil" who
with The aii of a parachute. Jumps
fran the plane 81 an altitude ~
. gld lrot ahoS' ground had ON.
p@lrtei hia exhibition aai was not in
the machine At tho time OF the acct.
dent
Know dc Thomas RYAN Tor.
mer lieutenant In tho tank corps %
the United states army. who IA ua.
der Indictment at Chattanooga on a
charge ~ imprrsoaatlng a United
stat marshal, WAS arrested nv spo.
agents ~ the department ~
l9afice ut Charlvvolv. Mich. and
rrlaroci % the United States
marshal st kroxglllc. He made bond
tEr his appearance At the November
term ~ ,oart At Chattanoosa
%tshyT'r Ri \ supplemental can
'1 tNr legislature GOV Roberts ASKS
'ar authority to 10 given The state
hoard ~ education 81 acquire ground
AMI darmttn.irs needed for tn West
TouHersee Nurmal school at Mem
phis and Middle Tennessee Normal
school Al N~Nrtracshor NE also
s4xs f'r ta aet 20 provide fer ga
appropriation ter the national victory
memorial SpridinE
Jackson rhs total ass @ssu ;ent
ard personal property In jackson
sHd Madison County FOR 1890. made
by the eountv bcard ~ equalization.
aggregates 81 eSs ss5. which es.
, ve,ls tAA assessment made BY tho
board! hv s3N5' $50, according
20 tn official rcpcr, made nat ~
The loyal board and submitted to the
board
Mrrph's THE TrtStata rtsson
AMI Rahti, Rreelers association has
formulated plans 'oy the lA-kest re.
pon and rabbit sHow At the Trt-state
FAR ever arid in the soa,a,
Jackson IN a 'hrt'l}ag game
b7iore a large crusd Al he
fairgrounds tho Fast Moose tea N De-
ire VI 4 y e;ae ~ ,ae sco~~
u 1 ~ O.
Nrmrhis a. = meeting ~ ofN
-'A's Of me rrt-Stsis Dental c'aic
''uh. Md in the Cham tF u Cotl.
Nov : ard ? we're selected
~ dates Tor the meeting % TIRE clas
n@re.
Gleason Mira George speerr died
" ser home, three miles sogss NJ
3tsssou. after several moa;hs o, liz
a~s2
Nton ttr Mrs, Git'in. 81, did
= .Se Frs, n$trtct AZ the home II
Ter soa. ESQ INDY s'it:tn. she sas
AZ SAatw Grove.
Nashoa F~o1howins q hcsx i,lnesA
l. Wasias. aged Is, died al
rs Nome IN Neshoha
sess T.
New s~rs As tSe result Of burma
R~rnetf Kilestrtck IL. died
II a hoeTttAl Ia D~yerssarx. He vas
81 his hcme G Yarkvf.A
A<hi ,siles c&s. M Sewe~Sr. vAsa
iant "a exnac~ted Ia Aix harta
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
Government IS
LEAVING WARSAW
A rfssArca srAvEs srAv ira
OFFICIALS VIA sTop AT
kAEtsA.
Refs CONTINUE ADVANCE
PeltaA Llnss frSm SeasA Cssees to
West AZ Hrsssl ftsssk ssse Seen
Fsrxwd assk--F satse sta
srservta

ibnatn The Nllsa goyegament u
seaytng WGrs&s ~ c&Fssa1. y 10 ~
serted In a wireless s.saa,eA trUR
M0seas reserved here,
Tae aiAce ~ satga ,A4 government
Il heiag fvsa0tsS tAe message sAss Is
Marsh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

kAFish mentioned tn the Foregoing,
dosf net appear 10 available maes II
msy 10 taat kalisa IL meaRl This
te~n 10 Tho capital " the reriaes u
kAlttA saa 10 Atoat iAe msIes south
wvs, Of WARSAW. eaoss to the Old Ger
uan l<Ardef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Rasslaa re'shsslk s,taeks spp4r
eEtly have brokea the Polish lavo
sr.ssx"44~ Assse Sraasa@1. ,igsaAs4ase and
susie, essA'fy patra4s have swept for
ward 81 q great entigStihs movement
narth II Nafsaw In the rsatsT Of
the Polish froA, TIE sovic, arm 81 slso
seem 10 have t0rs q great Gag 10 the
defense o. Warsaw
FaraasayaGt u Cits I'll nilva north ct
Warsaw. has teen occupied by the ad
sance guards ri the lsalshrvik horde,
which have passed ga ana are report
ID TO be tpproAehius NiaSA 70 the
~est, and Ctsshanow, to che south
~sss. Tae loss 81! p~rAasnysa il al
mRtea in ar official staiea.ht istped
In Warsaw and IL would Fecm that
tlie soviet torsemeR are advancing al
rsos, without serious ~uptwssisi~A,
tbs holshrs,h were reported fghta
Ing the Poles hear Myssymlre near me
East rsussAAn border. When they
broke through IL not knowa. eat !, alp
pears they tsinrd ri least 10 ua4les 10
thrive days Polish troops hava been
entreuetYRs theh lines east 81 Mla~s.
y hieh il situated on the railroad line
rsnning foym NartAs 80 nanslg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Hesttng dcr -Cc1y Hickman Ant
Miss Loci e Melton, RESTING 90 rcase
'twp frm hns;tnstoa wore unsrrieS
81 the home Of Judge Wllscr Eaecas
b, the Judge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

New s~rn As TIE result a burma
srststs~d R~rpesf Fitzpatrick IL. died
Al a hoe7ttAl Ia D~ye-ssarr. He vas
eern~d ~ ais hcme G Yorkvfi.A
ea<ai miles ~&ss M Newborn. vAsa
4 iant "a q alc1ed 10 bis harda
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

teNiNs'pn E-rest Nri0e'N e ~
che Rar,ts0N vesH.ty. ra,u4 N4 MA
~ ,sstGE rars sr~~n Nr prtrxN-
stated 10 his tsolN nat ss ga gs.
fcel IKE snine IL w,rk shat gpagrsnr
ard az Soon - h, wax }rft 5k,as
tc,s parts green m a.at3 sar~ ~
died trem ~. eff~ct. within seve#
hours No rr>ssoa Il ku,Nn t,r BIS
Ayticr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

MeHtsasfe tNseuSsien q TerreS
see SchAaal problems began al Manr
eagle uftA ne cr@n}ng sess on -
thr TrrSesse' C.titsrs eanfs-~~se
en- etatstsoe eeas coaduftt! 2atvt
,ne sasrte,'s q ,he Vas;sa States
bureau ~ e1acafson " L r t,,Ax
ter. In, ed States comressa,cnAc ~
~eiacs.Ien. presided AZ Toe opening
swaakNs
The evening world., 1920-07-30

Brownsville, Borough Park. Coney
island, Williamsburg and the vicinity
OF East 18th Street and First Avenue,
Manhattan, though there are other
1arts of the city in nearly us great
need.
AS to the cost Of the Improvement
to taxpayers, Or. Prall says that no
demands were made on taxpayers by
previous administrations for the nee
essary growth Of the schools and
the present burden is merely de-
ferred accumulation of taxes which
should have been paid through the
last five or six years He estimates
that If S10,OOO,O0O were raised in
bonds under Chapter No SIS Of the
laws Of 1918 and $4,000, 900 more in
the tax budget of 1921 the increase
will be less than four-tenths OF one
per cent. over the tax rate of this
year.
The evening world., 1920-07-30
EYES FEEL DRY?

II your eyes or lids are sore, IL
they are irritated, burn or feel dry;
If your vision is blurred, your eye
sight dim; II you are obliged to wear
glasses, 90 10 your druggist and get
. bottle Of Bon OPTIC tablets. Dissolve
one In fourth Of a glass of water
and battle the eyes from two 10 four
times a day. Sound, comfortable eyes
and improved eyesiGht viii make the
world look brighter.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1920-07-30
S38,69O,91O WANTED
FOR IMMEDIATE
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS
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families who stay in congested dis
tricts for the sake OF giving their
children proper schooling: az unsani-
tary conditions Of old and unfit build
inEs.
THE result OF this study" the let
ter says, 'shows that, due to various
causes, school building was prac-
tically at a standstll for four or Ave
years preceding the beginning Of
your Administration on Jan. 1, 1918,
with the result that overcrowdlng in
the schools Is and has been for some
time growing. People are clamoring
for new sites and new buildings in
all parts of the greater city.
DR.. Prall explains that to the as
sessed value Of over a million dollars
for the proposed new sites, a million
dollars must be added for the pur-
chase OF buildings on them, which
must be destroyed. The places
where new schools are absolutely
necessary are Harlem, the Bronx,
The evening world., 1920-07-30
To Keep Skin Fresh and
Fine These Heated Days

II would be much better for the skin
n little cream, powder or rouge were
used during the heated term. Mixed
with Precipitation. dust and CRIME. these
Things are anything but beautifying.
for the complexion. and without giving
an oily, streHked, spotted or pasgty APP
pearance. II Is the Ideal application
for the season. Rs II not only keeps the
pores dean, but daily removes particles
Of scarf skin which have been sOiled BY
dirt or weather. BY constantly keep.
ing the complexion clear. white, satiny.
II does more toward pcrpetuatlng
youthful cOuntenance than any OF the
arts or articles commonly employed.
one ounce Of mercolizod wax, obtain
able at any drugstore, will completely
renOvate the worst compile xion. II is
applied at night IKE cold cream and
washed Off IN the morning. There's
nothing better for tanned. frecl1led or
Redeemed skins-Advt
The evening world., 1920-07-30
THOUSANDS STORM PHONES TO
REPORT LATE"

When the crowds continuing their
trip on the surface cars reached De-
.Ilncey Street they had to change
again to the red cars and green
cars" and pay another fare to get to
their destinations. Telephones were
stormed by the crowd to break the
news to stores, offices and shops
that the Brooklynites would be late
TO work. Even traffic over Brook
lyn Bridge was delayed by conges-
lion due to the rerouting OF as much
traffic as could be sent by that route.
The fire started shortly after l A.
NJ. under the al" tracks 200 feet west
of the Brooklyn tower and spread
over a space of $50 feet. 1t put out
of commission the tracks carrying
Ridgewood to Chambers Street sta
ton, under the Municipal building. 1t
also destroyed the tracks of the Man
haitian surface lines. The Green line
operates cars through 18th and
Eighth Streets, over the bridge and
looping back to Manhattan. The Red
line operates the Grand Street cars
over the same loop.
The tracks OF these surface lines
are twisted like those OF the Coney
! Island scenic railroads. The stringers
under the L tracks are bent into Z
| shape.
The jamaica Chambers Street line
Twill be routed over Brooklyn Bridge
until repairs are made. The CaharsiC
line passengers are being transferred
&c Marcy Avenue, across the bridge
on the b. r. T. surface lines, and re-
transferred at Delaney Street to a
subway shuttle service with stops al
Essex Street and Chambers Stree
stations.