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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
freosfonferencen.

observation-disclosures sperite Haao
heilutteoe / SsroagS, at Nationer1es
Siga ifal "fommc til 8erocn" / $50.
ris 6reoog 6ormiobog aIoffen buIv
eQepe oen 160e Sonltar.
Sc 6orcleoc StoterS @eiauOt /
@aris, Slgb 6. @aleS, unOerrette-
Dc itrar tclegraiiif GrGiibcnt @ilion
cnl oerne Seililtning, ioa ban iielge
Treostrqftaten3 9eitemmeIie fan u0.
ienoe Sen fornleae SnofoloeIie til
Get ierite Wpbe paa Sen nPpnte
Cato.
Settle ferIte Wsbe al &eroenslt,
gaen5 Haao piI bli aabnet o. prpii.
iioeret oper al Seou Bourgeois,
Sranfrigs HeprpIentant / Haabet.
San bill boloe en- fort NlabniRgstale.
S9Ioa Sen brittle Hcprpientan.,
lloenrigsminiiter Soro Gur5on, BIZ
tale.
Seller life paa bette hiitoriife Wo-
Sc pil De 6orenebe Stotcr pGre re.
prGlenteret tiltrpos for oen
aienosgierring at ErGiibent @ilion
/ @irfeligbeOen er Sigaens SpbopS.
nlar1o.
Taa Set sperIte HaabS Ieoc 6re.
Gag Gitermiboag gap @encraliefre.
ter Stltaita Neobelelie ON Ell Cant
tale, ban bap0e bapt mco Baron Don
2erSner an9aaenbe Sc 6orbolbareg.
Ter, iom bar blet beilltttct al aont-
missioner for oe ienocripbife aiip-
rer, 6orbolosregIer ION piI BIZ Iat
irCrf peo SreostraftatenS SfraittrG-
fCl.
Strar efter bette oiicieQe Nsoe
boIot Dc oliereSe Statsnlpno ct pr.
rat Weoe, bpor oct aOriatiifc Gro.
bleun blep brsitet. Seite par egellt.
Zig eli 6ortIpttcIie al Winiiterfonfc.
renccn / 2ouoon % tilitc6e bar Gig.
lambs, 5ronfrigs % Staliens Tre-
mier- % llo.nrissminiitrc % bert!
Den iapanifc 8eianbt / EariS, Baron
g~0rtiG,.ss paa stes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
Fillmore 2lpiicr.

Chicago ben Soc Souuar. llo8i
rere % ReprGientanter ior &!oce,
ION uogipes ! Staterue Sn0iana %
,&Qinois, Yteolemmcr al "Nmcrlcnr
Newspaper 1ubIiIbcr5' 9Siotiation",
bcilutteOe paa ct Wsoe herj @pen
iqaur at ulrfe ior oen itprir mIlige
9eIpareIie i 9rugen al 4uispogIr,
Ntr. Cigar e. Bartlett, llo5iUer
al "Hcgiiter.S a5ette~ / Hoctioro.
III. Ser prpiioereOe, crtIGrcoc, at
Samarbcioe meaem @laOu0glpert
var en- abioIut Nsopeuoigbeo Iorat
luuogaa ell mcget aloorIlJ Eaplr'
mauqel. ~. a. uoialte ban gtsoUen.
cigbeoen al at Slaoene ior Ell I'D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
OrubccpcrcnSfomltcn
ra~tificeret.

GoIumbu5. Ohio, Sen Soc ,>onllar.
Observation-Disclosures bar paa i'm aoH.
rcntion her iauur meo 1853 m0O
22t Stenmcr ueOtaget set al 8cuu.
observation-disclosures YrFiiocnt. 4biIip
0}urron itiae0c ToriloG ON at Qoo.
fienoe DC iutcrnotiouolc Gmbe03.
mpnos Cphruclic al 5trcifcn o.
Gntaoelie al Yrriiocnt @iIionS Gil.
bu0 ON ct Sonapaolpg al If Bro.
cent o. &cnoianirg al nQc Iuiit.
ipor8Snlaal til en- al G~rriiOeuten no.
npunt &omm3iiou.
3ennc &onmtSlion trUoer ianmcn
pao ierittommenoe Manong / @oI6.
ineton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13

9lcrca minNrc. eutcn res en- Tor.
minoitelic Al 6ormotct cncr al 81.
NCautoIlct.
N(onJc ANDRE al &c tilite6eupr,r.
DC uotaIte ia / l%igucuoc Rctuinq, on
Ser blep, I 6orm al en- &eiohltion
pcotnNct Ell NlnbeinIlrg til Sauog:$
gOiano1iucrc on at iormiuoite 5tar.
rCl'cn al inc FubIifaiiouer / Ct Ior.
LoIO iouren0e til 1icmcminitlig 10
Grotcut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
u!ykken mexico
Antaitrpicn irrnnrinncr Snbet al
pocr 1000 Mcnnciteliu.
Slo % Sapahrpmmc.


Sra Mcrico Gito mcloc$ ser 9oe
Suuuor: I'm uilocitc Nnuif hcriteg
tIauot &n@otullcyur al @ncrnc Cor
ooba % Srpdba / Den peitligt 81
al Stoten &cro Grui pao @runo A.
NabuiuAcu Al ct mt arotcr ! <l-
foncn Sri3abn. Is Ntil / uorolig
Nctniuq ocriro.
Oct rpc aro;cr uO'pur pploi9e
MoSicr al He5. Nife % Slo, mcocll3
9opa ilOmluer utooo @icr8iiOcn ! Ell
200 Dar0 brco StrNu. &apoiIom.
men bar blotiI allcrcoc foraaria9et
Sobct al Here huuorcoe MienneifeIi0.
ScIegrammer ira &ern Grli5 giucr
cnbcI nGrncre &%crctuiugcr ON 91'
taitroica. &ucrcucitc @eioc / sen
nrrmcite Cmc9n al &ulfoncn e.
uOicuuct. ) airtcrlc / GhuihuirtIu
og lrcinQna3 bIcu SucitUia al sir.
fcgirngcre bc9rouc0c / Rlliucrnc.
Store Hcpner piitc Jig / Sorben /
Smc9ncn al Gan Grouj3co Dc "a
Eenos. Gan Carlos % Ngoitooero.
&crctuirgcn on, at Ct mt Srdtcr
bopoc nnbuct liz pao Moun1t Orijo-
ba bIcp igaar itnoiGitct Al auptcIn
:. z. NlcOla@, lon1 par ontonlmct
ira Gorooba. Nau f%ortaltc, at set
upc arotcr bar ipnli9t ira Goroobn,
o. al oct bc'onot fig poa Den boirc
SIDE al &uIfnncn. @uio Heg itc8
op al Aobningcn, logoc ban, og oen
piIOeitc ToriUr0eIie beriteoe blouot
Garooba@ Snopnanere, Jon iop me0
Gereue blot oabuc % ltprteoc | ~.
milf Sfrrf 10 al line @icnl ueO oeu
minoitc 6oroi1lconing.
S~agfpnoigc tror, at bctt me
&rater pau @2onnt Gri5obe forflorer
SoroifirIpet, iom in0traf &sr6ag
Jtat og par lpecicIt poIbionlt / Sta.
tcrnc &crn Gru3 % NltcbIa.
Ger er Iioen SauoIpnliBbcO for,
at GlltaQct al sc omtomne Uil oiic
iig at bapc pprrt minore eno oct op'
riu0elige Cuerilag, Ser bcreGncOe
9lntaQet iii mino't 1900. Wijnoit
20 San0sbpcr err bIepct iliIbitPnoiJ
tiliutetgiort o. minoit oct oobbcIte
2l,tol oclpi5 eoelngt eIlcr itGrft be-.
ifQ0igeoe.
NIouot Sc totoIt tIlintctgiorta
&onO2bper er Gnn5lnn, bOor ca.
1000 Weuneifer miiteoe &iuct % u
~Iigneueo INITIAL ifuoc0e5: &arrdca
@ron0e, bpor 300 bIcD orPbt Go9s
Gontotepec, huor 30 McnneitcIiu gif
tobt Golcohualco, iont foriUonot
meo iite POO S~n0bng8ere; Ganll'
iapu, fconortI, N%cutbau, llocelo,
bDor 30 blcp orUbt, eos Simouc3,
GhilcotIo, 5otiao, @airaluo, Ccot
lcpa, Elata, Gbtd)iollita, l~cne}apn,
AnabuoIcor, GuiniitIuu og 2Ito.
touaco, bpor 200 Wicnucitcr omtom
@lanot Itsrre 9per, bpor ser on.
rettcOc5 itor Sfobc, or &cra GuS Ell
Salapa, / bpilfen iioiunGpute Ep So
9roccnt al gp8ningerne Bier BETA
Oigcoe.
Dico @anoioripningerne poo man.
ac al bisie Steocr iorurenicOe ucO
Sen puIfauife &orfiomhe0 bleU Der
itror t|rltiiet StriOt til al ioo ien0t
Surtpogne ira Gcra Grlj iii Since.
uuoo, Nructe National. Gan Trau.
cisca Dc Sa5 Tena3 og Nntt9Hn.
Ger bercttcs, al Glpene % 9Pttc.
he / HGrheOen al Nouut Cri}obo,
ser udr aaaet iuIoitpn0ig terre, Of.
ter begpuOer at iIpoe. @cnera. San.
oioo g(guiIar, en- SpigerIsn al |rG'
iiocrt Garrau5n, ser after bar over.
tagct iin Stiuing Tom @u0crner !
Statcr &era Gruj, er me0 Ct Grtra.
tog oireiit til Goatcpec iorut oDer.
tcge SeocIicu az SiGIpear5eiSct 90
biitaa Be bu5uil0c og tilifaoefoMme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
piua Sen Slcipc.

@alucitoh Ger sen 7oe Salmar.
SieIae Ell @cretuinB til Sen herpr.
ren0e merttauite &ouiuI, O. NJ.
6ierto, ifaI ocn 6croutc NanOithgo.
cling % General, 6rauciSco @iaa,
uGrc omriugct al mcrifonlte ]lelic.
rinqstropper / GrfUeu Scdliccro,
mellem Stnterne GbiInlobIIa oQ Goa,
titiIa % at mans IiIfangctogeIic fan
pcutc5 hpa6 EicbIjf ott lfal uprc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
1akScnfe$ten.
6uritiellige Neninger ON SreoS.
t~rdttatcnS Qualification.
ImtDomima til Vartiiriio.

troternc9 ltore pollillte 8ptlludrelt
her Ood %acfion0agen igaor par life
ion %barmoniit", iom BET for Gnig.
bcocr og SomorGatigbeoen inber
8urtjct GuifeliQt fnoe hare pPret.
Ter iren9if ucuIi1, at Grpiioeit
@iliOn % S3tniom Servings grpan
inotoqer 10 Uiot i1itieaide Stono.
puntter mco SenInn til 6atiiifntio.
uen al oen tnite 6reo5trnftdt % ga.
tiouerue5 Siqd, % murde frugter
Tor, At bette, ON &rpan ifIrloe brre
bctrntt poa otter at preue 2pffer
iour GrGii0eltfan0i0ot. muIigenS
ulIoe tumnc icre til en- Splittelie ut.
ocl Bartlett
) fin bcbu0coe od / oentofrotiite
Torcrfrcoic mcO melen SpGnoing
imooeiccoc "piQtige NteoocIcIie". oer
bleD oplrit poa beg9e 6eitIteoer. for.
BONNER Erulloetttu pau set iforpc.
tie oc al Sen rcpublifaulte Dtaioritct
/ Souare2itn ucotuaue Reierpotiouer
til &igoopcrcu2tomiten gientdger lit
Nruu pua lroftatenS H|atiiifation
uoen nogen uGientllg 6ordnoring %
ioreildor, at Spsrgsmaalct, ON Ell
tllireo2itiacrOc Sssning life fan iit.
0c3 inocu oen Iio. i~orelr9geS Sol.
tet til alminocIia 4iitemniltg peo oct
fommenoe IrHiioertualg. HeIer.
uutiorer | 6orm al 6ortoIfnin9er,
iom inaet 6~orauoringer piloe fore.
tnqe / Cucrensfoutitens geitemmel.
Ter, cr oct eiieite. ban I'll Neo Fan
gan meo pon.
"Nui5 Der criiterer nogeu Soil nteo
@cnipu i'll, huao Solicit / Sanoct me.
Tier on oenne pi9tige Gag, loo &C
Oct. ifriucr ErGIioenten, ben greie.
lie az iimpleite Oladoe at iaa
SpgrQsmuaIet ailiort pua al benpiie
oct til Ell ulmiloeIig 6~olfeantem.
ming pes uPite GrUijoautualg - at
Jiuc AylennIuJen 6orm al ct bsiti.
oe(iat H%eicreuoum angancuoe oen
HouG Sc 6or. Stater ifaI lplQe REQ
2liilutteIiGn al 0riBsopgisret % Tor
6rcmtiOeu at iorbiuore ~iaaoonue
%ol0sbuuoIlnger C'outrage3"0. Tom
lnitlonO ioriogte al noiore."
Ser fan" iortiatte &reitoeu.
ten, "ulgeu rimeIige Suouenoinger
Stores MOB, at Der til ielpe Hatiiifd.
Observation-Disclosures hntte5 pi3le 6or.
tolfuugcr; men naar oelt euoelige
4igiGrelie er trufiet, maa lea uioe.
ON Ircttaten er bleuet peotaget elIer
aiutit. vi tan life omreoigere Graf.
totan, nj ma enteu anta1e 6eu rocu
Sorouorinler iom UiIoe pnOre Oen5
Wtniuh cller laoe oeu bare.
3 W}o0irtuing til GrUiiocnt @il'
iou CT 4tr. &rpar / 6ooor al at BIZ
!r8lc Strioeu / %9ltuQeljlbeo % cr
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blitaute N@'oioritet / Suatet. % nj
maa mpoe 5ituatiouen. TOM sem er.
n; ,,,o onion 4 r,eS roo 5, 98m.
rr,rii.- i,rf rr ru,I;7e pa,r ,1i,n
lr--a >,,ar frem for IoIfet Zen.
Il, ,~Nlrr,rr,a Irnnei nine f5riiufa
1l,,f.reripn rriuoit IA 7o1a M ialp
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Solibeuifernc erpbrcr SrasnOjarif
pco Sencici % tascr 10000 San
aer. Grobrer ferc gpcr peb bet
asopife % faipiife Sau % bcIGt'
ter Spfbara / Surfeitan. Srncr
meS at trrnse inb / Teriien %
Ifsbaniitan; bcsse @eie fsrer til
Snoien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
fred % Ufred.

HatinfatiDnerne nbucrles / TariS.
SermeS treber Sreostrattaten til
@criaiaes ifraft, % arisstllitan-
ben ppbbrer. ii allierebe Wagter
nnocrifripcr. &c Sprcnebe Stu
ter f%rauGrcnbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13

F1B5 scoEA gNR Il rEs B oRS 4 RI of ATHEEq2S MsT6H ~ X Il s IS uR E sSoT g faA STE 2 sI EME At TIL
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12


Paul Pommery ,,t,t ,-is,.
pae.e 5e.aso,e Aosinthe. ....,.. Charles Edwards
t,s,Narie tsose.Ntarie .....,.,.....-..s Eleanor LAdd
>, sai'ia Geo. 49,. 49,,
sS,eannette -..,............. Cora i}'tlrsay
s;s,gs,,,,, - Jess!c Lynne
T.Ns''i's Tr. Frances Chase
t1s t1SSas ..............Ai May whitney
S-.,', .'.-.-..-... Margaret Green
r,t,a ''''S - ...... Norma WARRINGTON
,;eoreet, ,.'...-.., Shirley Latham
Ma so''e> '''-'. ............ Ellen Best
..x- ..-.,-. Buby Vernon
hlssing Time" is another Of those
inus'sal comedies in which the come
alah gets nis laughs with misiit or
,,ac, .nc ,oesihhohs.rative pronoun. "Ah, those
uech' ne eXclhims. to indicate his de-
SIRE OF personal contact with the lead
ing woman Parts of the book appear
to have been ordered from catalogue
nut Joke" section. "If he ever meets
a squirrel he's lost" is the comedians
phrasing fQr the poor ntellectuals Of
the very low comedy man.
hut these sins against good form
were Kissed into redemption by the
peauty OF Edith Taliaferro. Dorothy
Maynard and a chorus most handsome
ly dressed.
Kissing Time" which opened last
night at the Lyric Theater. billed as
ne empire Producing Corporations
presentation of Edward Royce's Pro-
uucuon, is sponsored as to book bv
George V. Hobart, as to music by Ivan
-Iaryll and lyrics by Philander John
son, Clifford Grey and Irving Caesar.
Inc story IS complete by itself. Scenes
are laid in the habitats of Paris milli
ners and. accordingly. the gowns are
bewllderlng. Much is made of cloth
OF gold and Of silver, metals, chiffons
and brocades.
L
hlsslng time arrived for the ladies
ana gentlemen Of the chorus early in
the nrst act, but it lodged Miss Talia-
zero and Paul Frawley until l1:40
r NJ principally through the machina-
slons OF William Norris in the role Of
mllllner-ln-chie to plot.
~ Miss Taliaferro and Dorothy Nav
nard supplied not only high spots Of
peauty. but also made the most inter-
estlng contributions in voice and wore
any variety Of fresh and original
gowns The music OF the piece is
lNable on the whole, but has few num-
hers of distinction. "Bill and Coo
"As Long as the World Goes Round"
and Kissing Time" found favor with
the audience
The bright hit was a chicken dance,
,hiKerlkee'4 by Miss Taliaferr0, Miss
Maynard. Paul Frawlev and Frank
Dcane. The steps initiated the antics
Of barnyard fowl, and clucks and the
ROSTERS clarion "Kikerikee" served
for lines.
Mr.. Norris, in the leading comedy
part, was funny in spite Of some dull
and hackneyed lines.
One of the surprises of the cast was
the appearance of Carl Hyson without
ms wife. Dorothy Dixon, the two having
oeen dancing partners for many years.
Evelyn cavanaugh danced opposite Hy-
son. She is skilled dancer, but her
nervousness spoiled what promised to
be a finished performance. But it
should be said for her that the stage
was somewhat too crowded with furni-
ture for perfect freedom.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Girls From Happyland'
Gets BY on Good Songs

An unusually good cas-. of singing
principals distinguishes Joe Hurtip's
production of the Girls From Happy
land" at the Columbia Theater this
week. But the comedy lines in many
instances are ANTICIPATED and would
benefit greatly from VISIT to q foun-
tain OF youth.
Klqra Hendrix and 1ennv Hilson,
individually and as 4 male and female
singing team easily won vocal honors
yesterday. Miss Hendrix S an ener-
get.c blues singer and Miss Hilson
has pleasing soprano voice. Dolly
Mcden, Thomas Mckenna, Harry koler
and Sam Louis, principal coined an,
also sang we'll above the average.
Lewis and Koler, working togeth er,
were effective in their burlesoue bits,
especially in their reproductions Of
famous paintings.
Following closely upon the two su-
perb productions Of Jean Bedini,
Twinkle Toes and "Peek-a- Boo
"Girls From Happyland" suffered by
comparison. The scenery Cor the Sec.
ond act might do on ono-Aight stands,
but should not have been brought 10
Broadway. 1t is sadly in need of fresh
palut
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20
DO FIGURES LIE?

An Irishman working for a big
automobile concern asked for an in
crease in pay. The boss replied: If
you are worth it / will gladly give 1T
to you. Now, Pat, let us see what
you have been doing in a year. We
have 365 days in year. You sleep
8 hours every day, which makes l22
days you sleep. Take that amount
from 365 days, and that leaves you
243 days. Now you have 8 hours
recreation every day, which makes
1872 days, take that from 243 days,
and it leaves you 121 days. We
have So Sundays in the year which
you have off, leaving 50 days. You
have IA days vacation every year,
YOU take that off, and you have 55
DAYS left. You do not work Satur-
day afternoon, which makes 26 days
year, you take that off and you
have 29 days left. Now Pat you
always. take one and one-half
hours for your meals, which totals
in a year % days. Take that of
and you have l day left.
You know, Pat, / always give you
/ St. Patrick's day off, so ask you
if you think you are entitled to 6
raise?
Pat scratched his head for MIN
ute and then said, "Well what in thu
devil have l been doing then?
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20
MR. DODSON WARNS
USERS OF CALOMEL
Says Drug Acts Like Dynamite on
Liver and You Lose Days
Work.

There's no reason why person
should take sickening, salivating sal
omel when a few cents buys a large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone-a
perfect substitute for calomel.
In a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't
make you sick and can not salivate'
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. 1t
is mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose of nasty calomel today
and you will fell weak, sick and nau-
seated tomorrow. Don't lose a
davis work. Take a spoonful OF
Dodson's Liver Tone instead and
YOU will wake up feeling great No
more biliousness, constipation, slug
gishness, headache, coated tongue OF
sour stomach. Your druggist says
! if YOU don't find Dodson's Liver
Tone acts better than horrible Gallo
mel your money is waiting for you
E-Av,
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

O. J. Hoffman, administrator OF
estate of E. Rocks, deceased, VS.
Ed Rocks, ct ais.
In Chancery Court at Dresden,
Tennessee.
To Harry S. Rocks, Mrs. Ada Rus
sell and husband, James RUSSELL
and Percy Rocks:
1t appearing from the bill filed
in the above styled cause, which is
sworn to, that Harry S. Rocks is
nonresident of the state of Ten
nessee and resident of state ct
Missouri; that Mrs. Ada Russell and
husband, James Russell, and Percy
Rocks are also non-residents of state
Of Tennessee and all residents state
of California; the said defendants
and each of them are hereby re
quired to appear before the cl'f'' and
master of the Chancery court OF
Weakley county, Tennessee, at his
office, in the courthouse in Dresden
on or before the
First Monday in September, 1920
and make defense to said bill filed
against them, otherwise the said bill
will be taken for confessed as to-
them. 1t is further ordered that
this notice be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Dresden En-
terprise. j3O-a3-1O-1T
This July 81, 1920.
IL. BANKS. C. & M.
By C. A. OGAN, D. G.. & M.
D. W. HARPER, Sol. for Compl't.
Let the Enterprise do your Job
Printing.
Let the Enterprise do your Job
Printing.
The Enterprise covers Weakley
county like the dew of heaven.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20
TO SUBSCRIBERS

Many subscribers, when remitting
for subscription, simply enclose a
check or money order and do not
give either postoffice or rural route
address. This entaiS a great deal
of unnecessary labor, and we are
going to request EVERY subscriber
when renting to enclose a slip Of
D per giving his postO&fice and rural
route address, as follows:
John Smith,
No. 2, Palmersville.
= If you will do this it will save our
bookkeeper vast amount of work
end insure more prompt credits AMI
regular delivery of your paper
Please do this. 49-4t
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20
ASSOCIATION PRIZING HOUSE
is LOCATED AT MARTIN

The tobacco association has es-
tablished another pricing house in
Weakley county, designating the
plant of ]. L. wells at Martin. The
contract was received by Mr.. Wells
last Wednesday and by Saturday
night he had received something like
$4,000 pounds of association tobac-
co. There had been strong de-
mand for house at Martin for
some time, as matter of conven-
fence to the growers in that section
of the county, and the location OF
this one is in response to this de-
mand. Mr.. Wells is an experienced
skilled leaf tobacco man, having
been in the leaf trade for many
years.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20

something he didn't do or Mrs
Brown said something she didn't
saw, and everybody in town takes a
whack at him. This is true in the
world, and being part Of the world
this place is no exception. But with
all the knocks, with all the lack OF
thanks, and little cheering words
that could be said but are left. tGE-
gotten, the editor drives right on
boosting, and he always will he
was born to help the other fellow
and, like the birds learned early in
LIFE that if no one else feeds him,
hAven may. And maybe that's
why the Lord keeps so many editors
OF earth-to keep the balance OF
the world from souring or turning
stale. -.... .
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20
LIFE OF THE COUNTRY
NEWSPAPER MAN

We've thought over it a good blt'
and we've about come to the con-
clusion that there's no profession on
earth in which the worker gets less
appreciation and more knocks and
abuse than in the newspaper game
saws an exchange. And We have al
so reached the conclusion that the
reason all newspaper editors 60 to
heaven when they die is they go SO
much to the other place when they're
on earth. --------
No mated- agb1y the editor
boosts for the development Of hi
town and community, no matter how
loyalty he may support a friend II
politics or extol the virtues OF cltl
zen of the town, no matter how loud
Nv he sings the praises of the toWr
belle about to wed or how gently nj
laws a wreath of pretty words on
grave of a departed citizen, he sci
dom hears those magic words
a'Thank you" A few times in life
does he catch a whisper Of tina
cheering sentiment, "Well DONE"
But let him make slip in his pa
per-let him say Bill Jones dit
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20

"Pape's Diapepsin" by neutraliz-
ing the acidity of the stomach, in
stantly relieves the food souring and
fermentation which causes the mis-
ery-making gases, heartburn, flatu-
lence, fullness or, pain in stomach
/ and intestines.
A few tablets of "Pape's Diapep
sin" bring relief almost as soon as
I thew reach the stomach, They hell
regulate disordered stomachs so ia
vorite foods can be eaten without
tistress-Costs so little at druE
stores.-Adv.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-20
STORE NEWS DorAR
AS IMPORTANT.

A newspaper would be incomplete
without the storenews-the adver-
Using. In these times Of high prices
and economical buying the public
is reading the ads in the papers as
never before. Proof Of this may be
seen by the large number trading at
the stores which do most advertising.
People naturally go where they
are invited-and the advertising IS
the merchants invitation to the pup
lie to visit his place Of business. "A
merchant who today would say ne
didn't believe in advertising would
last about as long in business as a
snow ball in hades. Competition is
too keen; there are too many must
ling. ambitious young men in busl-
ness who are pushing their business
through the recognized method OF
newspaper advertising for the non
advertiser to remain his competitor
for any great length of time
But advertising to be real puDllcl'
tv does not mean type printed OF
paper. The medium used must nave
general circulation. A handful o.
readers in one locality does not con
stitute circulation that is worth any
thing to the advertiser. There mus
be general circulation, for IN 1nl'
day of good roads and numerous
automobiles the buying puDh
scouts around for the best place u
trade.
The Enterprise offers just thl
general circulation. 1t is county
wide, and this papers advertlsln'
brings results. The list below give
an idea of the general circulation
of the Enterprise: