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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20

whose spears are pointing heaven
ward.
The noise and clamboring now
heard in Southern Illinois, is not
worth the life work OF those silent
laborers who have retired and gone
from the field to the rest that a.
waits the people OF God
The seventh day OF this month
was my S7th anniversary which |
celebrated with my people at home
but the dinner was not such. as we
desired Tor we were all stricken
down with the influenza Bat we
are glad to say we are recovering
fast and gaining strength We
hope to be able next Sunday to go
to the church. Tho being four
score and seven years we are not
tired Of working, SO pull off your
coats and come on boys and let US
finish the job as good stewards OF
The household Of faith, waiting and
watching ior the coming OF the
King
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
Dunbar High School

The patrons and general public
no doubt will he pleased to know
that Dunbar High School has
been placed on the accredited list
10 the University OF Illinois The
school has Struggled all these years
for that rank. We have four fall
years course. which brings the
school up to the standard | am
pleased to say to tie public We
have some splendid m,nds in our
school and your boys and girls
need encouragement. Let every
father and moth urge upon Your
children 0 the importance-oI set,
ing an Education.
w A. $ snsletoa.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
NEW SOUTHERN ASS0CI
ALTON ORGANIZED.

lust as was previously stated
through tie columns Of this papei
that DR. Olive wanted new as
ISOLATION in order 10 make place
for him and his Southern irieeo,
as office holders IIe. (0Iive }
accepted the moderatorship H
was crazy Tor leadership aad as h
saw no chance to become the =. bi
man that he thinks, and CHIN
thar he is in either association
Southern Illinois, until he come
ed himself to them aud prov
himself to be a man worthy Of th
steel OF Washington, Philips am
McCrary. whom he tried to do@
by misrepresentation, was w'llIn
TO try to destroy the work Of {
vepty years by the old fathers ~
order to FIX place OF maj sty
and he soon found small numb
who were willing tools OF his hand
and the, are nov bowIng the knee
Isto him and haiing him as a grea
monarch But we would have
him and all his followers to knoa
this passage Scripture, that VINO
soever humbleth himself shall bs
exalted, but whosoever eXalteth
himself shall be aba>ed
The much talked of Southern
Association by DIR OLIVE and tn
Southern brethren and lew OF =,
younger men whom the lea ,er
this move made believe ere n,
receiving due recompen e of r
ward ano a far divis ..ou of Il
ispoils (offices) was effected Ia
week in Cairo, as was predicte,
We have not learned who all Il
officers are yet. but suffice it to 81
that the lat places went not
: these young illinois preachers.
thing built on falsehood, jealous
t and prejudice can't stand. Tru,
; crushed to earth will rise agail
: eternal ears are, hers.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
BILL GIVES 10000 PER MONTH TO DISABLED SOLDIERS.
BILL GIVES SiOO. MONTH
FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS

Washington February =
Monthly compensation rates =
isabled soldiers and sailors would
2e increased to 500 for single
nen and $40 co for married men
nder a bill reported unaanously
oJay by the House Education
0mmittee,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
Duplicste Of Dr.. ]. j. Olives Per
sssL Letter ts Rev. Washington
Crcnlar Letter to the Chzrch-
e Published in Gazette
Under Date Of l-3G.
Cairo. III Feb. =, 1920

Cairo. Ill Feb. \, 1920.
Rev. w. P. Washington.
bit. Vernon. ILL.,.
Dear Bro:
yoa will find any answer TO youf
circular letter in the Baptist Truth
scar a copy OF IT 10 the Gazette.
but 1 am satisfied they will DOT
print it. as they refused to publish
an article once before. Its awiully
dirty and unchristianly fer profess
ed miaisters 10 get together and
miaepresens mea. their sayings,
sndifhe truth. and not allow them
an opportunity 10 reply. Somr
men Nay have stood it. Others
may stand il. but | ~iil not. posi-
lively | will not allow it
You may have a date in my
church any day you may FIX and
| will show you thing or two old
fellow.
Yours truly,
I Olive
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
Mt. Vernon, III.
DrJ J.. Olive

DR. ] ] Olive,
Cairo I'll
Ny letter that you claimed that
gu answered in the Baptist Truth
lrned out to be . personal answer
0 me through the mail Of which,
he above IS a duplicate. Now l
IN afraid to correspond with-ycu'
aersou lly caused by your proves-
on Of the truth Somebody.e!
must know what say to yon. be-
ore it gets to you II ltyon weit'
approachablA aad safe afrsr WE
separated wouFl be glad 10 have
a personal saIi; with you, or COT
respond with You as the OCCASION
required
> Nov - .ssif you hseaa that J se
will sb' w the olp fellow a thing OF
two .dom standpoint Of argumeRs
sill fx a date to meet you ~
Jour church and We viii show each
1 other thing or two, but Il you
mean TO fight and draw the hood
| cats and dogs do that and too ii
would be hard on old clothes. ]
: would not engage in such a battle
. II your fight with me is TO be the
/ truth or false over the National
Baptist controversy. tell nae 50 anG
will FIX the date in the next NAL
Answer me truly and ! win come
, and bind the unicorn and show TIE
membership OF the 10Th ST, Bap
, tist church your { false J shame and
TO Southern illinois as well. | am
yours for the truth OF the National
controversy.
w. 2. Washington.
Moderator of the East Mt. Olive
Baptist Association Of Sonthess
Illinois.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20

SPARTA.

The S. S. OF the New Hope
Baptist church is still Prospering
in its good work. The banner
class was No. 4. which contribs.
ted one dollar aad one oent.
We had man itom Africa, on
Sunday and Sunday night and
made a splendid talk. Subject,
"Wir the American Negro be a
man
The Ideal Cooperative Associa-
ton held their annual meeting il
being one year old. The 27th OF
Ianuasy the election for 1920.
The officers were reelected.
Mrs. sallie Williams, was in
St. Louis. last week shopping
Mrs Myrtle Cumby ives in St.
Louis. last week on business.
The Sewing circle met at the
home OF Mrs Sallie Williams and
after quilting ont a quilt lunch
con was served in the dining room
to the delight Of all
Mesdames Sallie Williams, Mae
Wallace, Anna Ovens are sick.
Mrs Foster and WylY are able
70 sit up
gt sE sl3 0aes
II 6es-ie isgftoa Nepcfte
Rev. P. b, French, Pastor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
Notice TO CartOndale.
Yours truly,
j. ] Olive.

We have letter from Rock
Hill Baptist church. caTbondalf'
but as il fails to have the name Of
the writer on If according tolour
rules Of publication. We Ti'i moi
publish your name il yon do not
vent II. but We demand this SO we
wilI know who so hold responsible
,rf.oase os gessne hags af selif9Ts
Sees II thiugs are tsae ~hg ~'tls
hold your n,m Hyai pqol hsr'
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
Ira Morgan, Announces

In this weeks issue OF the Ga
ze,te will be found the announce
ment OF Ira Morgan, candidate for
reelection TO the office OF Clerk of
Road District No. 8. The write
up follows next week.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
II. c. Armstead.
Walker S lndiaestia0 Cure.

Rev ] 3 Mccrary Is agent ios
Or. Walkers Sure chre for Indi.
gestioa sad Dyspepsia soc and
81 90 BOTTLES StGo bg mail
We can cheerfuly recommend &C.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20

The revival closed Al .ABtiocn
Baptist church. Wednesday night.
The church IS much revived Tie
pastor encouraged and one candi-
date for baptism. Greater results
might have been accomplished
bur for the non cooperation 81 the
christians many sinners are unsays
ca.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
Rev. 4. Lovelaee, in School.

IA hsilie Tenn. Nov. 2r.
Editor q the Gazette
Please alioa me through the col
INNS Of your worthy paper, hat
| an in tte CRY AMI according to
previous plaas an attending he
National hapiis fheeloQies, choo
taBincorp9rsfed convention, every
day The School according to
fhe adveftissmenr Il the trustees
threw open is doer last Monday
the 18TH 4 splendii program
was arranged and sseal snthusia N
prevailed and sifsi more than a
iqaarter d a century II planning on
ths psft d the baptist they are en-
lah'ed . operate ghe greatest Ne
ega bspl.si school IN all ibe world
ihs oHi'diae are ideal 10 every
dep rtmeot
Mi Olive Baptist ASSOCIATION q
lIliaois wili receive .,he esedit Of
being here Twas greatly eoeour-
aged ~ our eide-amake modera-
sos Rev b MeCrary. who IS a
rasicc isss thiasschool.
I trust that each pastor viii take
a spcciai eoIteet,on at once so as 10
reach me here by the Ist OF Dec.
or OF each month. Any amount
viii be thankfully received and the
same reported in the columns OF
the paper | wish to thank ,he
pastor Rev Thos. Morris, and the
Antioch Baptist church. Metropo-
lis: Macedonia Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church. and
MIR. {. Y. Parker white Harris.
burg. for the financial assistance
and will tsy to make good.
| am yours for the defense o
the gospa.
Rev. A. Loveiace
Cor 9TH & Sewer. Sts
Ia care OF Rev L. Harding
Let each church OF this districr
liii a collection at once and forwarc
same TO Rev. A. Lovelacc, Nash.
vile. Tenn in care OF Rev ]. l.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20
W. a. snsletoa

Rev. T Turner. is attending
she Executive meeting oi tbe Mf
a]i3g a1
fflis name
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20

geao lhe Gazette $fgc.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-20

6essie ss9at0a tSepcrte
Rev P b French Pastor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
DANIEL A SCOTT
DIES N MICHIGAN
WHOLLY kNcwA Alssisssess LAW
sGR suceusas IN BAT.
TIE csEEk.
vlcTlm or HEART TROUBLE
seyb ereeshs 10 Aespas-Fsasrss
Hess ~ Rsssssaes Of se~-tar
LA~-Was 1SslfSAt&oc~
Mar.

Men?his-Tae BODY at iAansel A.
SssAii, ketser known - ran~ Scott.
widely kaesn Mississippi lawyer, who
died al Rattle crv@k AseA.. arrived
la MsInpAS from Battle Cs~ek. The
tGavrsl services ~ers bed rs.saa
atteruosaa at the residence II Mr..
Scoiis son in,hs. Esnsasst Taylor.
iefi tWp az eaa bishop Hrattea az
Nlssfssspga officiating. isariAl ~as ~
kim~oost ~esaeteyy
Mr. SCOTT, deStA sas due 10 heart
trouble, ~htch be had suffered Tor \
aer 1t wears. AID ~hieh caused ais
Fv,irumeai fron ,@F active practice ~
lA~ sa:ap weeks age tie had sope 81
Battle jFssA ia ii effort 10 regain Bis
health
tAa Scott w&s self made man
rwce'rIng ~; iaw ~e38eaiion after a
p0Glic sehool education II the syhouis
oi silsstssiFa ~ reading la~ is thu ~
fees u sot,c q, the most well Eae~e
lawyers II that state He vas bora
Ia Jackson Miss Dec 5 1859 he
Vas admitted to the bar Of the ua,r
in 1874 Al triar Point. and praeligcA
hts profession increasingly upt.i IN
health fnrevd hih to rttirs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
RES0LUTE WINNER OF RACE
Came frem fehire After Challenger
rad Wen First Two Starts,

SANDY Hook, y J Defender Res
dilute gave The irish Challenger.
Shamrock ~. tn wors, drubhing o,
the 1890 regatta in the final face Of tho
series lals n. winning boat tot boat
by ~ minutes and AZ sreenas -snt
the Americas famous va atluE cup
reros'ns American p%rorertt
Overcoming a 40 second Dad ard
the ~gdsaatsEe ot a ~indwata befts
which Shamrock ~ bad tgSra " The
start, tbs feet defender he. n lead
81 four minutes ana \ cords Al tAt
hair way stake ~ ths seattle course,
and crossed the uAisa Ina IL Kistates
ard five seconds ahead In ladiug
her handicap % SIX mtuutes and 40
seconds. which she dbi rot nNed
Resclu{e wun by ~ a,.putfs aud "
sercrds.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
RUSSIANS RETIRE.
WAR CLOUDS LEAVE
RUSSIAN sovlETs NAVE ACCEPT.
GO polANcss PLEA FOR
ARMisTtcu.
PROBLEM NOW ECONOMIC
6etshssiks Mads Wsrsaw Tremhie--
conesrtsd Asttsa Among Allied
Nssiens Prevents European
uphssvsL

Parta.-A wireless mesNAge from
aosso~ SAYS the haSas Axeney. N.
aoances that the Russian soY.ei army
IL iAtiias bacx by order Of the soviet
commander.
London The aiIlss wtll make no
further sos against the l~olsasviki
aud wAt extend no military on fnan
eial AID 20 anttBo.sheyik tActtots
sside from relief 10 toe form Of food
and cietaing. Il EAs stated on good
authority here
The danger that Eurepb would
aEain be plunged ITO Wal ,hfugaA !
HoisheyiE German military combine
ton was ayeftgd. fer >. tJne. a. lsast.
BY the actloa Of the Aoseo~ govern
rten, ia accepting Potaht's plea Tor
an immediat' afnlstles The soytst
government ardtved all COMMANDERS
u itFi armies 10 me field 70 op+u
negotiations Tor an arm.stic !mmed.
a.sly.
Saortly before rsceip, 81 the Mes.
eow wireless Dispatch announcing a.
eeptaner ot ;he afatistige PROPOSAL T.
became knUwu that pr paraiions had
teen completed tur aI.ied aid ~ 70.
and Ia thp form of mrngy food sad
ammaBltions. with = possibility that IA
body o! French troops would also De
sent against the Bolshsvikt
a.oftlelal circles Il was stated that
,hs soclpl government In Russia must
now stand os, fall On Ia merits as a
panAcea, and Il Was generally believed
that With external military pressure
no longer an atsum.ut With the 50.
tie. rhieitsihs. they would be hard
pQT 10 It 20 NEST the demands Of the
lndusiyjalty sics az, hungry Russians.
military men hero declared the cap.
turr ~ Warsaw by the 4lc!shrvtkl Wa
4 matter Of 4 few hours when the
armIstice plea "a scc pied as Red
Grmirs were conVefgipg " the Polish
capital from three sidas Strong de
tarhmrnts ~ Lithuanian. had joined
thu soviet artalgs A9aiast the Pol -
and abe latter were greatly outnait'
hered ard lacked ammunition and
heavy artillery
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

When sou bus g situslhg brush.
bril- II. itorolFlly before wsine 1, or
l-sys II fv tour hours ~ n 10 nev
e~rt diia,.on " k,ysaa lhst,ae iiaunr
VI no degrees y t5tbet ~ 'lsene
aSffhtrAs sfNi ir-r'rr' ru'I trnYs aHrhrsx
isefafe ihs sRr there an~ tiflS
danger - sHlhrss fyatn rte shaving
brush. 80 almost all ~ n e~e @rre
rns tle fruFu hst 'hsi 'esd tten ,it,r.
cnEAis dissB,e''Ni IN france or
EtrueNt hBt sitter 1914 fha hair
earHe airfgf frntB Hassts sHd chlns/
via 'he rsctfr ~s#a anS ~ ess,y
rases ~ snt1res hsve t,ps4t traced d.
rs<f's n 'hts syuYsr
A. "a. ~, rruf ~ srfheys re- wss sys
fstsl II ta"ilepeye~ ~ to ~ pvtrm tMrs4
~ in stsiF~ ~ the fsps tha, rgtm sm M
sssecertghfi'y " los ~-4eys taw ia ,p-
N'tafed ~ ihe fart ihs' eTgt ane e~s~
10 tnnvn 10 Rave heyeFos,tS from 4 yot
of in,ss} inherited hrtsshes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
MOBILIZE FOR NEW
BATTLE N IRELAND
oRANoEMMA MARSHAL AVAIL
AISLE FORCES IN BGlgAsT
AND VICINITY.
10 DEAD AND $50 WOUNDED
Saloons end shops Lsotss--Hsnd-se-
tand Fighting in s~srssss-+0s
pstsis Crowded TO tina Limit
with Wounded.

Belfast. Three distinct mill AIRY
movements we're under way through.
oat the North OF irsiand, With sporadic
outbreaks OF ~iaetiobAl fighting eun
tinutng AZ many places. The casaaliy
list iu Belfast stood at Ms dead ami
H,os~ than 800 wounded Il was be-
iiesed each faction had also buried q
number OF their own dead secretly y
Stun Fsiu. headquarters issued an
appeal for volunteers and notified all
a~ati0nalists 10 be prepared 10 defend
themselves sEainat an expected mtit
lary attack BY Unipalsta. la the
meaatlmr the Orangem.n ~efe mar.
saallnG, al asAisAAls lQrGea. IL iietlast
and the v~irini;y and many secret meet
ings YER held Stfong BRUSH rein
fofcemeuts nrflvra and all ms""sr Of
war vshtclcs we're stationed IA hei
fast strrets-
liarbed wire entanglsm@nts were
placed on all main arteries ard alt
persons snt srlbg or leaving the city
we're closely Questioned and searched
for arios Pa,rullns u strre's ~as
taken over from the pallre by ,he
military owing 80 the intense bitter
NESS b tween the police aud Sina Fem.
era phn attacked thei. comrades.
There wAs cqnsidefabie rloting here
but az, horiltsk had the situation veil
IN hand The most, serious ou, break
waa reported from Cork. where a mo.
tor truck load u ppiiee set tire 70
houses AZ ktlmalocb. =. short way from
Limerick
In several Instances police rhArg
this Slim feincrs had stoned amba
lanees bearing wounded as they
passed through the stf "a Of ,hs city,
Store keepcra closed their shops arid
refused 70 runtine business in tho
districts shsrc tho fish Ing occurred
Hospitals were crowded 10 capacity
with. wounded " both sides,
Many saloons aud shops we're looted
AT he hoigtt Of the fiating AID The
apba set rra 20 t1e places attnc tab
ine yctythins % value scores ~
bul!imFn we're burr - to thc ground
There Saa considerable ~handfo.hand
fighting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Mexico cry A trsiu leaving l.sft-
A. FOR &'sien city planged into a hol.
lo~ whea a bridge neat Huisachilo.
Nasyn Leeu which had been igniied
by rebels. collapsed. says Excelsior,
F,ght coaches we're burned No d.
tSti~ regarding casualties have Ne a
received by she newspaper. tat Il v
known thar some prisons we're 10
iured
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

eosrd Of u~sivsrsIty and College rrus
tees eject Or. o. c. aull.

jackson The hoard 10 university
and ctaleEe trustees II MissiaAippl
elected In David Carlisle Hon ~
Merldisn, prestden; Of Agricultural
College, starsvhie In John c Fan;
Of tho InIvcfsity % MississippI tscal
" Go he pre- dent OF Stats Col .ge for
Wutnett, Gelumhus, to suCessed nr.
Henry Lewis Whitfield. who wil b.
retired. aiso elected o A shas ~
p~FrintendeRt 81 schools of WinonA, to
sBcaeed ir FAINT 81 the unfreysity
The board fixed The salary scale tNr
The Chancellor and the two college
Leads at g. 0#e a var, the salary 81
he professor ~ scaaaary education
At ft,aaa snd this, ~ the president ~
Alccrn College ~ $4,000 The trustees
believe they hsy' done az well A.
could be expected with the mate,iti
stailahls fot the lntefcsi q he Who'll
President Nhiti7ii takes the action
~ lbe trustees la his uatufsllw phlln
rcFhte spirit He has baeu Aead ~
tae f0lerFs al Cc'un bgs for IA years.
scrtiug through mora thar three Id
mlnsiraiinaa and Is proud al In fso.
egd which she wpman's College has
hledr
With tse ~e,cea'ion 81 the oHe chang
n ihs ~fnitesttty ~ Miasiss ppi. w
faculty vii remain unchanged, SAN
rhsn.eiio- Powers and tfs enisf farit
~ workers retained ard The same d,s
posi- lfn sps aiken with the AlccTH
A & College ter cnioTed siadeaia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
NAY co TO MEXICO CRY.
Villa hss eco Men Under cesrsrs,
10 Repeyt.

10 Report.
Nsxlee City FYaAcisgu ' Vita Is
chewing all aaers fiSea hln ~ the
-&asssazsaat Gas .. E4ss,a. tvervas,
chief a star oi fhe sar department,
;ole The associated Pres.
villa has been las rac,ei 70 ~.
~ronctatrate ags sUeps az SahlBas. To
,hv state q; Ceahuiia. ana ~ bas dane
> o said. Gen Gar,ta THE oaly guar
s1te tie government has given villa
i q guarantee OF life bat the oikcF
details at surrender are heiAg haaaird
b Gen FnEeaio Martinez commander
OF the norfh'rn operations
Villa has 600 men. Ne mas come
10 Mexico eity with Martinez To rN
ee.ye the Tall terms " Surrender.
Witch probably vii he retirem n, to
private lie Nth possible s-yernmsn,
aid to get started IN etvil tite
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Fprt Worth TT ~ l. ferui.i b.
SIZE a 500 sFs3 ; ard a 6spRatcr
Tec + years ~ EsssssA 0ks ser'
stAnt3y A3i I'd vhen an anfrn7AA
\ sNt h tter were rsGSas ws. Atrss&
y a SAteanrr'. .kaneas A T@fs NJ
nm Eer tram en- a grade erfssi~E H#s
rg'st. n Ia srcor4sSg 10 s;Fpv
ec y.sA se-~ Tvs bodle sefe tai.
, Dalsnt. Okla
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
rsandatesst WV Aav-s,

fcfiF '9seHNRaf ''yeeAe Nif' vslsn r,~mt
vr ir@n3fsrf svossts fTspn Rfsssr4e "a.
tteare ~ rssEfS 'thysss ai,h yhe5t
I'M 4 a}yes. l~atti,~f In Sa-soyt.
vs. fsfsftiF 10 s~sH ~ ~ 10 ,befs
sfsrs, II sas lara,ss8tle ft4t farm 90
return hfefse ftrtreFt Hass@a @a ssssr
Sase hhA "a ras We tha fss-;tpsls s.,,ys
trip ItirSrE Ere tFifs ~ sh'far wsge,
rh fs~s fas ~ ~ tgrt ftYtr~N ~ayssrS
Sns 7 ~ r. A ssvt4ss~..s ahn had
.A-rs I. FssAf, ssf Ra~s = siuryng shs.
-s-. TIE Y. NJ T. A la.yt ea sfssr
tk4 ssasga.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
WOMEN k|LLtu
BY VILLAS MEN
HErucEEs CLAIM TNE VICTIMS
WERE suslTcrao 70 HON.
RislE TORTURE.
PANcHo oseYs ALL ORDERS
Gss Garcia CLAIMS Former eAsait
Lsset~ MAJ Co 10 sas cspstai TO
Rsexivs TERMS Of SUE.
render.

Eagle Pass. Texas Refugees !fOHa
sasioas arriving Of nsdras Ssgras.
6spostse here sata Faaessoo vtllas
sAsa stllsa - Sahiass womsa after
cutting of their vars and also killed
every SaetnAS policeman. sceoedins 40
rssoFts hss'uSAt across the information.
a. l!Ss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
FARM a. REAu FEDERATION.
Mec,tsq IN Chicago Considers E,tas'
"a Great Graz. Market.

Ch(e4gn 7 farm bureau toders
item eanpr sing y membership of
1890 ~ Ia a states araled a two
dty conference ~ 60 sticr thr At
Visibility ~ evtahlishna one great
farm srs grain wartet 90 se'' pred
u,ts iir-ct 90 the manufacturer OF
consumer
l'rai ~ Harv to ne mectiag the
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70 REST IN ARLINGTON.

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vcom nanyAts the body home from
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CIRCUS CLOWN KILLED
Automobile Rolls or Of eoo+Foo. cliH
In West.

Denver, Lon Moro. o. Defiance
O.. a circus eiowa. was gilled. casF,es
Lite, circus tone.s .teuastre NJ iron
ton. Ohio. VAS fatally blurred. hDd
three ps1yr ~rcsideats wete serious y
Injured when their automobile re- ~.
Oft a .1ttest Gift In Dear tree.
Canon
VIM Hart a f8rcnh GrtttF o'
Denver aS hts vffa we're n 'hE
trvs, aeas Il 4 ssAi fAe' 4%fsft-n 49,
came e,eised ap4 RFssbrt' the stfaf
ing uh@l Ard rsr-r- th~ caf esi
the edge Il Is pre- i2i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
SMASHED SUPERSTITION.
hcGartn's MURDER '5t,sts, but HE
Luck Mas Excellent

naver nesp - tAe tact that b.
drrw Nc sAt.Sta declared ~ sur~ sa
tians ~ hc The uniGtstest possible,
0riPnd, r Mgt;attin saw s'rYi = OF
AK fronts. including chateau Tn rrl.
Champagne ard tfgun " and came
thrrarh wtts oat scratch ~ pesaWe
III, however. ana vaS sent bone ses
eral moatNs aAr,d II Bis division
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T4yrs Itauta. IND The las'sr coa
T~sA ass. N v.Isily pa ~a 3yxsa W sin v
ywthor taa stFfss ~ Gay lAhotert au
lr7ye-s T. lswi-g y nilsg axttoa IN ~
Yii1c5s fsntd riry nfaes nssr Terr
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
ORA WALTERS RELEASED.
cetcrer's Jury says p%oiadcster Gem.
united Suicide

Ch.caRo Miss Ora WAFER. 4 al
yoY,ec. % Memphis. Tenn vas or.
a 're1 RI r8scd Gom custody alter a
cprunsrs llry ln,esttslt.ns the detth
~ NsS FpinirN,cr an rll operator
Of South Haven Mich return 4 4
verdict that ruindextvf eumm,.ed MI
eide
~ 4 vt was found iead n = no
,ei 10 N hor, Nils Walters test iirt
she came I en- Memphis With htm as
a strneempher and had occupied aa
adlutulng rcum
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
SEIZE $500 COO or BoozE.


Toledo O Three carloads OF ~hIe.
W. ,aiutd federal prohibition agsa'F
say al ssGo 900 WIS seiEea by Eeyrtn-
rest Authorities here The cars SFf
stspraA trssrn the William Gains ih"'
,~it,eriea ri tilcsn Greek Nv. accord
nc 10 RnfyiH sas Wilson Company
Montreal. Canada.