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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
CAFETERIA, FIRST
IN LA SALE COUNTY,
OPENED TO PUBLIC
ENGLEFlELD, GETAWAYS BRAND
NEW EATING HOUSE, INSPECT
ED BY HOSTS OF INTERESTED
FOLkS--FlRST MEALS SERVED
TODAY.


pttava,e nou aafotaria tbn L,nyla.
.,- .,o
N''" IVY "''" ~ W ''''' VIZ
street was opened ior ptiblic ihfI'ct"
ton yesterday afternoon from TO
o'clo,k and duriup an thai time the
......,.., IA. ,.tu.
io0'''' WEI ''""s' "''t ''7'''' ''
WAC EXPRESSED unf"&erN'd dellsht at
the elegant arrangements and settings
which prna,ra than, ,t ,re,,. tt,rn
NItss,s Uargorrt and Isah,l Clepe
tha nroprictor4 arc ottawa girls who
arc 50 well known in mis- rity thry
need no formal introdurtion. II heinz
eudl,ient ia 4av maj Whatever they
undart,le will he thoroughlv well
,lnne 70 Tho rnd that thoy mipht be
VOL oualitird in his nov limo of work
in,rodurcd into In GaIIo connty for
thn fret limo thr{s narh have taken
systematic courses oy instruction. fo,.
lowed NV nra,tjral arplic2tion there.
ri in mo ht.t nlar,s IN C5traao
The briIdin1 it4elf - uwped bq
,,ohn ", CIpgr father of the propr,r.
tors who caue,d if 10 he erected ~.
t,eeslv far mo uigst4 Chevy and (ar
ms narticular pnrpo4p
THO tnildino l.. tNn-etorv aud
basement structure occuDyiug a
Ground srnra of ~ nv so feet. II
fronts ia the cast On Cclmbns street
and ia nm tnnoyinr structure The
material of inc front IL d3rI, hfic<
set in bJaclt cemen. with n'atc Ria
windows and vide doors ON the first
aoor The SECOND floor is finished for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
LOCAL
NEWS &A

= =, -. y I
altoi " N'oh N'hi' WIN w"
lrlehda, mas f'tntilcd nome re l'h'S
win MN many pheasant I'''''e''''''9
Oh our Guy
Miss Frances Condor OF Dwight az
ter spending a week with her hi ter
Mrs. Harry Hopper OF West Center
street has returned nome.
Nis3 Anne Tovnton left today for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

If interested in buying a good, level
black loan. we'll tiled farm on rural
route and telephone line attend auc'
ton sale p. m, oct. > 1870, on prem
ises at farm known ~ VIM. f. Lyons
fam. in section ), Marion township,
Lee county. ILL., POI acres, 312 miles
south of Dixon on Pump Factory road.
room house, good cellar, fine well,
milk house tanks, barn tor 10 horses,
90 COWS, 20 tons hays, new crib, capac-
ity 5000 hu. some fruit. Terms made
known on date of sale. John y, Gen
try. Agt. and Auct., r. X, Mccall,
Auct., W. j. Mccullough owner, Dix
on, H.. L. :,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
BAPTIST MEN START
CAMPAIGN FOR ONE
BIC BROTHERHOOD

MOVEMENT STARTED At MEET
ING LAST NIGHT, WHEN DRIVE
WAS ALSO 3TARTED FOR LAW
ENFORCEIAENT--WILL hGk IN
yEGriGATOR De SENT EERC TO
CIT GOODS ON SALOON VIC
NATOPS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

LOST On Tuesday, gold watch,
bracelet Monogram f.. G. d. on
back Reward for return. Call oS7-h
or IL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

FOR SAL GOOD box spring mat
tress. pad and bed, In first class
condition. Selling at sacrifice, Es-
celIent value. Mrs. Thos. Carr. 215
w. Washington St,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
"Overalls" Nets Bright Reporter $4,000

nEAR. dear. Word has reached
~ Washington from Parts that the
overall mayemeat so hand A wallop
To II 90 /. is aollias more than sn
advertising stuul
And ihis after Representative Up.
shaw Of Georgia has api~ar.d in the
house 40 uS~fatls 10 rrCeit. he ap
pisuse ~ lees entvrpEislhs colleagues
aud n,rtalt ti9hs havr hseu formed
In every nook and Granny VI the land ,
and lawyers have weFn them into
coslrt ana ~sCals~l iius for contempt.
and dlrnittyi haassrs have put rns
on and Kansas mayer has he~a In
ausufat,d ~ ~m, and ffa denim
naraAe@ have marched and ,'oanter.
ntarrhssl With the hsads pia wing
snteFal,s oyeraigs and r..n tire girls
hHt@ rtu tm aR
II @vtns i,~, awfW a. 1.e trsie. YET
the siarl fr,nu lsris h eirtumstentiHi
II says that flashing llks mrs"ot lnto
Paris. loatir,i SiiEi more diamonds ,san
the tate Jim htadS, agd scattering
hsndfuS ~ bins With = f.f,Aisesis'y OF
Million Dollar" Gates, Johnny Sar~n'
set ~ New Yprk t,ar ttst overall mil
llanatrr Nha hsS iuN' said ont hiN in
.ef,.s' Us ne t,& oSe4#ll tartatles "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
zil AFFAIRS SD


pswsas1s tbs salis.ssSas ~ kwep .aes
wtga Ansestxn's tesetogaseaas. Mr..
FsryAs says we sSsesA c~geAESsN reas~
Ny hsisstlag Il assssesasts In gseEeaageni
hlgauws~,
EVERY Esssstsa~ sacitisy must I've pro-.
si'sed W. ensssarage psS~ssaewsS sf fNr11
easasar~tttsss ard nagsgAassaass To tn.
~r~s@ Fr>saus9Aon, tesAares SH@Fnwy
s;vn~rai 4 atsseheii fagnseF, anti H.
G. L. iyrsaeg. The starrwyrTaeas sed
as~ ~ pablse alghsHys, in Ndssisson 10
ajraRls, railways ami sstrv~RysS n
vital 10 isse eFsssrvss and prosperity q;
the l~@pas
we have bad grvas ehte~5 lessaia
In Use Fsyea highways nf sAs.fasnia. :
says senator Hiram Jehs~sn, NTtss~
have s,eva great fatt0r In she Ire
y~aot4sseny n tts. state The szaprpsv-
snrDt ~ the Highways ~ tis~ masias ITO
a,suhtrvity wtn be al great ecossesaae
Valee fs tls eoantrs rs Whsle
"TrsnsrArsaii.a hss ,ssde ssess
syrtne ~ eSNtliFAtjy.A, u iiAs belief es
senate, Warren q Harding There
Is ~ adyaucttasis, III IsSsinesieA ssssi
exchange eb,li si4ere are higassys II
facilitate the 1ransgsTsSFien TO-
Waived
'S,ss~f rvsa5s construction rSsAf5ri
by thr .asr sls9uld new &c ,pnshed Wis
arasslS, declared Seaator Miles fasn,
dexter Il fsser Az extensive system
af national rssstls bull, by rho federal
government and isscatssi viii View
10 military defense as aell as civic
AMI commercial n@e. aad ~ ayina'rsi
with twisting highways
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
mo Sportsman" Is Verdict on the German

$peflstue af Alt kinds. whether nr
no, Interested In fBring. are concerned
IN Eliis action The sportsman u the
sra;tnaaaa III sparta. IA. plsss fair.
tie ~ q gooi winner and h~strf lesser.
An ,nrn are Equal 50 the turf and
puh.y 4, /"
1hr racing slraFtsraen ~ England
and Helsian have served notice on
The GeFman thhl by th~ir Stands fsis
be Is no sportsman
This scttah wiil be a crushing blow
Ia IN. hafH@ hrre.ling activities nf Ger
mcBi. Aasire Hungary bulgaria and
Turkey Thoroughbred siYes. mos, 81
them ~ English lineage, were The
foundation ~ fhe rrsat army and rae.
irg Studs DEVELOPED ny Germany and
Anstr" Hungary This test ~srs nnn~
,no gossi in The establishment ~ tvp@
W general purpose boree
TIE English Derby winners Ard
ra'vitk and tsaliec McA-~. ~arh cos,
sil0sn and wvre a1aong The Gre slrs~
gtat wers available 20 farmers md
nta,~let& ST terminal fee
Germany nsiutAnsgi rscTng ON a
psorr ~ l~ss Ireiaattfrns scsie during
'te was eaf fsere wns no let ~ in
hry~rdlnS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

A NtkHA H. ~ ns!s.u ~ siaftsmen
~ stisi ,ge diversion - he kngiish
a9s,i Hsisan jockey clubs ia bar frun
v~f ,ctlaf,"n 10 racing and the rsfu&ai
to acr-tt fuy registration Ia the Eng
iish siad bosit sry alssn enemy horses
~ ~ great Interest HERE The French
Jetsr tih hss uot vet taAen ens
formal action riga riine alien owned
horses tHt " may confidently he sr
yts, e,i ~ fei}sN ha ls4d al 80 allies
ard nrlrhhurs Whether the Jockey
t'iub - Am,.c'rn stIl tskv snv sctios
IT. the pFrnHssr> rFyHaius 10 t.s seen,
IT, Visited states is a. vefnose fT"Fn
Pc uterticresi countries that there IL
ligtly ljkrlihotAl n ass Gernasu bred
ar awnta tbacelG hHrests h.fn1 sent
bere foF saFiNE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

WASHINGTON Nj etortsts ssay
W tlscv thelr bets 90 at least aas
political rer,atRty in the vast psssi
,i.nsial racing ntId Ma EsasteF she
IL etsv4rsi, tbs a&ttNl8i ssest rrssas
nsaertrsnt win rs~rsyp the v issls. heart
vst t4ssk3aS tx rh~ White Haas4-
Ailaeut sAsSig s-t~pigtAa. AGg ~
the presidential candidates ahsse
assinlo.gss cIssla u6 Glssss everything
fssaFa the rea~a0 i,ag - csat sagaf 10
t'aeie Sans fnrrlgn policy. afe IA yvT-
feet scyuri roac~rnfns the vital -
size II Improved AigissAss az IA aas
10 the future ecnBasaGs welfare ~
sh~ eouatry ..-.
,ssss- Erank u, i.estlen declares that
sss~l roads IL the omr thAne ~Asyh
will check yh~ flow 81 saang ueh and
- ss&sa.sss tr@sa ,.aElsasy -. .sia s4 assse,
Leonard Wossd believes that the gssed
fssssis ,esSssa u oHe VI the ouissand-
Tag features ~ tae war Herbert
Hoover wants mighiy nstiaBRl oT'
gsnirs,ivn for the establishment u
,ile greater roads syStrsa W, e. Ale
Aslno believes good rvsasis should sop
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

Nearly asv ceniafasa isefose t.ssaHs.
bus saisssl ia Aneraea, agSnEsssag 10
sssa- htSsersans party af Nutse.asn
landed sh ihc northeastern esas, at
the sssatsnsst, end n fva ssats latse
established coians A. q saeauMtsl
10 thsee eafjy explorers Fs,nks, tlNae
taw~r has l,r~ss egrslrzs nj AnlMfmslale
Mass n lawn thatNts believed ~ OK.
ffSfsy fhr sanse SIRE ~ FRI sffss-tsssasss'
sestleia.aI Investigation hes taiissi
to feseAl any ,ga~s of euilaaaE fssns
In The visini.y. hus has tesalsssa IN ,hs
fsssilng ~ several old ssaas wslks
which ar~ tl,ught 10 have baen eaa.
arucs~d by the snhahltaHis ~ tle at,
ss@sst Village
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

Newark. y l.. Schenectady, n. r.
and Hnnsia. \, T.. at thoagaEd pet
cen, profit. arrived ut Ciarldges, grab
biag tbs ra,ai saite
The osvfalls campaign Ia Anrrtrs
Ia the biggest publicity stunt ever
plillcsi atT, said Mr. Snrensnn,
III originated HI the brain ~ a
NcW Iart reporter. who. seeing the
possibilities II the story as1s to
ths biggest overall hian in the cpun
Try and pat the scheme in aI~railun.
lie got sio.tsU for III. ldea aid MAS
given y teb q; the brad 81 the trm's
WIl.t'ciis department
Mr. Saf~hsnu said me stock 81 his
company bounded fruin ~ ts Gsl In
trw DAYS afist fhv ldra vas sprung
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

ny aes'AA Applsssti@hs ~ thsy FAnHNt tHAsa "
Tire sls~a sra p-aft.nn ~ the ear. fNsys "
enis one way se ruyw setssfAai f~ataSss
ard that 10 by 4 constitutional Fatssds
HALLS cATARBH MEfIttkF sess
through shs nieea an the Aeessss haYfases
ef the hystsn, Catarrhal nesfssss 10
eass~a kv ~ Unframed esnAttfsn ~ ths
sssssssas ssnsns " tho E0sss1 hiaa fahs
Wren this tsee " tsA. nsea rwa have 4
yusahssag sssand Of iHap~ffsrt bearing tha
~hsa n 10 snttr~iy elss~a, neasasss ~ ths
result lsslsss the snns thea ear se ~
aase1 ard thss t1hs ress"ssa ~ IN Nef
uasi ssnastAoa, hearing may he destroyed
forever NAmr eas~s ~ Deafness are
caused by s'atsyyh. witch h an ahsa mod
eanAltian ef tho Macaus Surfaces
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS saa shy
ease al Catarrhal n*s ffse~s tisss eaenei
b. cured ~ HAMS ssATAHRti
MEDICINE
All nsassssss IT, Circulars FRYE
Y ] cheney . Gu Teissa tshse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
.cMONEL h0Rn0R
TOLD BY D0Ds0A
Yeu Don't Need to Sssken. Gflps
or SalMate Ncefssa Ia
Start LIVER.

YUarw A4sesAs, saassess vvsssssasAseA
rca fe-l lssaaasAs, yaas ssasasasA saay
ise seas, ,e@r ae-s,h sssd sssaas sssa
sHases ssa yeN essAwss yea as~a siae.
s3ag~rsas rai~ss~i ~ stAFs liver are
teawss
IivF~'s my Ssa,anie@i Ask ses. ssxe'
gsa sas tsaAtl~ III Asssssas l1v~s
Tue~ aaa 3ak~ srsNaias ss0ssas MHs
sse~sss1 start FoaF avrs ana stFasxhsr1
seq right az SxsswF than esisSssAeA sAa
~iiieaai srssstaS ~ masking fsa saek !
vast sea ia "a hSes 10 the ssasv and
ses ssa, asaaes
Taxi cslamaes tsssiAy and teasasrfv~
sva Wiii te~i ~esk aRa saes aaA esa'
seassxi IAsar sos~ day Take q
sss~snsM' III AanaAeas vegetable isesf'
ssn's i8scs Ipny t~Htghi a9t wass aia
feeiing s,lsadid II w perfectly saFH
hess. Va give n 10 year ehisas~s any
time X raat saisvase.- Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
DATASHOW RISE
OF FOOD COSTS

Jan II, 1919. n Sraf later the price
recorded is . cents. at increase u 10
pei cent
Cabbage Was next lh ilne with ~
rsr evui Assent. while the other foods
Nhleh Showed nm upward trend. with
thrif percentage Ut increases. were
fu,aioes, Gi srauu.atetl sugar 6 /.
fatsine. 3, prurrs. ~ coffee, IL /,
rice, 81 Gour t~bcap. - rolled oats,
Is canned salmon, 10. bananas, II /,
oieomargnrtue and strictly fresh eggs,
~, bread y. fresh milk and corn
neal. q hens butter. ; /. esaIprated
h'Ik. storage eggs, I lard. ntaaronL
: lamb, tva.
HurrahI Beans Arc cheApsr
lhs articles whsrh showed So
crease and the percentage Of he
etra.eS rveV"tie,l ~tr~ Navy beans
u, plate beet. ri bacon. ~ canned
Tomatoes n rauck roast bss~,i
beans, to pork chops. y ham, canaed
eort. ii. v'seta s'e~s, d rib sa4sl, = /,
ehe.s-a', canned peas. !. sirlotu steak
oranges
retstee- and sugar have lnereas ssl
considerably tn price, especially 10
httnse, since January, SO that the
present comparative fsurr~ on those
two itctus wouia shes sppreclably
larger r9srn,sees ~ increases new
than tbs frd,-sl rrcvrd shows for
January ~ ibis year
Another taSulRtinn In the Same but.
iettn lists pFr~ntsge ~ price Increases
since l9ls the high lights @, whl,h arv
lai per ,.ut Increase Tor park chops.
lN, far laiuh, ~, for hens, hi Tor
,ari tn Tor strictly tresh esgS, LAB
foy storage eggs ~ for whra, rour,
~ for rnru meal. and LAST, hg, by no
means least. y ss,ts Increase IN ps5tatpe.
and NJ raise IN graduated Nsasar
Their we've na teens showing DE-
cFca~e frr thst period
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

actions the most frequent charge De-
tug that of fatsIsabiiaE, because of
ssElTmpnts 90 The tahelr claiming y
higher percentage " protein, thsn was
asssssssdsa s,fs~saat u ~. fsxs. slp4's lisg
percentage 81 protein present Ia
a stock f,-s1 Is Que ot The factors
IN hsing the price, this form of niis
branding rrsuits In the feed being sold
for IA higher price than ITS fredinx
value warrants II Is also misleading
10 the stock raiser In determining a
proper feeding ration.
Canned saimnn was tbs basis OF
four seizures, Spailas~ of the salmon
vas the charge In each seizure. In
three of the cases the court ordered
,he salmon DESTROYED. while In Our
Ease slle salmon Mas released for use
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
Startling Increases in Prices
Revealed by Bureau Of
Labor Statistics.
ONION 4 STRONG CLIMBER
pesates. nd Sugar Increase Censtd
efsbly rrice Since January
Corr rtakss Only Artlele
70 ttSid Eirw

Washlnsuf. startling iucreaa.s tn
price ~ 7ta, faWistntyS In the year
ot 1917. fru iNnmry, lplp, to jam
arN itEn "a ttcrtase Of i2u per cent
Va o~lous "r 'nS,"nee aud recorded
IN char trt4scH,l by Noyal Ae.ker,
seuunlSSalr ~ ihe bureau VI labor
~sn trt',N 5s:tas*r 4:nitr! Atais,s depart.
,~"ot ot tss'r Which IL published In
~. MONTH, Labor Review the official
pohnratonet tire department
The char which apiwafS upnu ras
pa otsrtN tlssn ~ hr an ,tiustratln,
81 thr SAN trays ~ NV optical vtSiou.
Ia found upa cieSr luSreyttnn 70 hr
hardly - harmless az anparli,ap
Vert, one ftt'eS " everyday to,si
wcsr krpt tex of fnr the wear. retail
rritvs for stfaus cities Ia he country
h.ins rcceuai II Was Found that
twenty fye I these tnrtN our arthies
had tnyr~H u In price the oyhvrs ~,
the main ~iw.4. decreases ouls os,e
wrtlJr. pa,sge CORN flakes holding
Asm 'nr var
onssn,a Strong Climber.
The hume oni0u Nhtch despite
It's tuWbiefsS Il the has" ~ many
f.,sls prvps'd hy the poorer 81 the
frr,4ku fagss sold tpy - cents on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
MANY PUNISHED
UNDER FOOD ACT
Government Loses But 0ne Out
vi 30 Cases Prosecuted In
Federal Courts.
lDATERlTIOA Is CHARGED
Use o. Spelled Tomatoes In Gamma
10 basis Of Ter Cssss---.M tshsard-
Ing sf Vinegar Rsaaits In
Fine ~ $500

Washington Ftf,y food ard drug
esses are reported as having b4eai
Terminated 10 tks federal e0urta tn a
recent &eFsles and regulatory an.
neShcrmeht Supplement- VI lte bureau
OF ci'smtstFy. United STATES depart
imsn' IT agriculture The charges u
The government were nphgid In ~ II
fi% eases bat In ope r#u1arc actitD
fh~ d~c'Aioa " the coar WAS ia favor
81 ah" riHimaat vi ktss goods
Ten actions were based On the adult
synnou VI tnsnatn products, such ~
satshp PURGE, pulp, paste, and the
Ak" The most frequent charge vas
ua' 81 decomposition resulting from
th" gse " moldy er rotten tomatoes
IN preparing the products TIE spss.
riai's'a ~ The bureau ot chemistry havs
gwen a %feaG deal Ut sltYatien ts The
Improvement VI tomato products Not
Dh'y haF~ large humber Of proSrs
cations and seizures .h.sp n,ads,. bat
Experimental work ana educa tionaI
rnmpsigbs have been conducted to aid
TIE packers IN developing methods To
eliminate all spoiled tomatoes There
hss BEEN 4 marked improvement IN tho
ssaiiiy " sath products. but ~otne
packers, either an the result ~ care,
its"ttsn at fraRI Deliberate ,tsr,~
xhrl =" thp rsattemeuls ~ tte law.
ssa' occasionally uAe tomatoes unAt
Tor food
eleven Actions on STACK Feed
stock fe.d made from, rouauseed
meal NJ rake MAS the hssIs Of eleven
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

Ia the Manufacture ~ fertilizer Ia.
yrsisGatsohs hsse ka9~a that sosne
tAnhers Ut satnioa 80 mot always
take proper sansta4y methods ln put.
tinx, w ,ti}sis pseaacs. slad..es hy ihye
specialists Ut the hur~ae Of chemistry
10 improve the methods ot packing
sslInoa in order to prevent con,aalE-
atioa are uhslvr w#y
Fined fer MsserAndsd Vinegar.
ulhrr prosecutions and seizures
covered BY the notices 81 Judgment
include NliptaeAt ~ sardines which
were destroyed. because they cas.ststvd
Ia lArt ~ nlthy decompusri, and
pairid animal matter. and three ship
msr', ef olive oil adul,eraitd With
cottonseed ell An ARTIFICIAL vinegar
isbeled a. cider vinegar resulted In
The parry responsible FOR the Violation
being rasd Sita One shipper "a ho
failed To appear to defend himself on
the charge ~ aihiag water 10 milk
Was ,sned Sa8u and costs A shipment
~ milk from ahEch part OK the but,er
fat had been extracted resuli,s, In the
party responsible. being rnssl $40 and
costs. A plea Of aoio cun,endrrr MAS
made In answer Ia tn. charge by the
government ~ shipping frozen eggs
conit1sed partly 1t nlIhy, hscon
pos"d. and pHtrld animal matter and
o m, vi $40 imposed by 'he court
shipment 81 despmnused apple hut.
'pr wuS DESTROYED TWO shipments ut
soaked ripe jlna beans which we're
su,d as green TINA beans we're seized.
Az vas n shipment II gelatin consist
lus partly ~ glue aud containing coI-
per aud Ene
SrSeh aetious under the food and
jruss vet we're has ID on The charge II
ndulteratIon aud mlshysndlug Of
proprietary m@llsin.s Pines rang
ng tru,a $40 10 500 we're imposed In
yhese eases. she charge hekGg tn the
mRtn that there we're false aud fraud.
uleDt claims an 20 the curative powers
of the preparations Three prn@Vu,
tsous werv based an the mishrandiag
81 nduiitTa,ieu of mineral ssters
" hirh were recommended By the p-o-
Ier;riuss Ter the tfestmeD, II various
diseases IL one Of these cases in
ah!ch the defendant enter.i plea
q, gatlty. nominal rav ~ oniy /
cent and COSTS ~a- l;apcs~d by the
court
Charges ~ fshert weigh, were sns
talnsd against shipments Of nsar#rnni
and spaghetti Short weight VAS si~o
established 10 obv shipment OK olive
oil
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

Il cani imagine what Mildred sa~s
III lhe Smith hoy remarked MI
dr,~i3 mother He hasn't get ,.esins
enough In his heHd To hil y thlsahie -
ooh. sell dare say your mother
said the ssHe fhlna ahasIt sss ~i~r !
estne counting 700 - replied Tho giri's
father indAigrntly
Bn, be sul6ealy losi tls eanria rent
smile sheu bis wisa tttofts@'
~she certainly dh. shd ! sas Just
~ ,sig f@oI as Mildred ~ n@~, I
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
FOR RECIPROCITY IN AID
OF FREED PRISONERS
'ConUention With Uruguay Is
Being Negotiated.

MoNTEvIpEo, Nov. 13.-Robert E. JEFF
ferry. the American Minister here. is
negotiating with the Uruguayan Foreign
Office for reciprocal convention FOR
humanitarian services to be given to
persons leaving jail In both countries
after completing their terms OF impris-
onment. In accordance with project
formulated by the National Prisons
Committee of New York.
Under this convention the Uruguayan
authorities would communicate to the
United States immigration Department
the egress from Uruguayan prisons of
all American citizens and the Prisons
Committee of New York would procure
their repatriation and obtain work for
them so they can be reformed.
When an Uruguayan citizen left a
United States prison a similar notice
would be addressed TO the "Patronato de
Dictionaries del Uruguay" SO that that
institution might take measures for his
repatriation and procure him an honest
way of making his living.