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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
why DRUGGISTS REC0MaERO
SWAMP ROOT

Fer many wears araxxtsss have watched
w,th taach interest the remarkable record
maintainsd by ra. kiltasr's Swamp Rect,
the great kidney. hsvr and bladder medr
cane
IL II 4 ply scisn's prescription.
swamp Root Ia . strsnssheains medt
e.ne. II helps the Kidneys. liver aad hlad'
der d. The work nature sntspa*d they
should 3n.
Swamp Rnes has stecd tAe test " yesss
II il sold by all druggists IN IN Hasr,s
and Il should help yoa, No ether kidney
medicine has ~ many friends,
I've sure 10 get swamp Rec, and start
treatment ~ ance.
However. Il you wish Rrst ~ test this
great preparation .snd ten cent? To- In
k,iast A Co.. Rtmshaascn. N, r., fpr 4
sample bottle, When writing b. safs and
nasnt,nn thas rarsr ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Accommodation

"s'np~hgy. sseps y"i'ea an excited
Ita,k rs farmer fta HJna 'pN mt.i the
rfaasi 50 we ~Ia%stal In ssat ssHt. My
friend put saa ihe hrakes snh ran back
g4s~ first sssi. " ssvss' ths lssyssssr
,ntfgs-t atpi lstheh"f frnntfraigs ~ n
liftle boy Win eanAs fran thc hetSs
10 the snaa ansi then sistSe ~ the esr.
Lock u ever" saisi his father ~
<ts laY, sbita~l sli around us this
running MA l,8ne ia emiie,l nn auto"
"Aii r'ght. " said the tsis ~ last. ~
IN =, enough ~ ~" ana we .ere si.
ioa cd tn pftsteai itfhargr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
LONG LIST
or SYMPTOMS
North Carolina Lady Was
Nervous, Weak and Suffered
Greatly, but Relief Soon
Came After She
Took cardu.

AshvvitIe. n. cs-~Mfs. J. A. sludsr.
Of AZ woodrow avesae. This city. 10
Gently made the foliawinx statement;
Il was In a vsry rundown cordition
after -. + wasn't ahis te 10.
Il was nervous. weak and eouidn't
DO my work.
y felt like. as times. no matter what
hnppeasd. I eoaidn't get up . spark u
Interest.
II was depressed, blue. and eontinr+
ally on the lockout for something 70
happen.
." couldn't sleep to DO any good.
and had TO force myseif to eat whea
Meal time eame.
Il sufss red some pain m my back
ana sides. but the worst trouble was
weakness aautd depression.
II decided to try a touie.
"My sister bad gotten such fine ~
suits frasn l'arini, | began usiig ",
"Sesln | notieed ! wGnta get hungry,
and sleep pt night, aud this, Of course.
was q great heir
VI rrrw scaa neryons.
"rhe depression left nae and o !
WAS we'll aigd stroug.
Il enjoy goaft health, thanks IN
Cardut" Aek yntr druggist about 1t.
-~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
rDrnfl &c ssssys,sss ssssyss !. :. 10y
fkt6klE u. 60. ~.
EI.ssr cal naIr cu,nra

There Ii IN $50 Ia franc. Ea tIre,
.saasFe III sssfs.hsAs sf ~ g~strssSss eetft tsss
Ah,ste ngw ssss* ys Us Ftse M teeth \
platinum aifp through @birts auNs an
e~atstf4c SeFtsht As tlN ct'i,tt, tas~es
thfuash TIE tnrkx lo te staarB ils heat
vi NirV simultaneously sesets ;gse
hairs, icB,Ius them " etttt ieFlath aud
>ssaliHG lsy rot end. NV Ia 'tte ,srtll,ary
prtsy.ss VI A~ie4gc5ts wish " shiscs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
FEAR civil WAR IN IRELAND
6srteus Ctashsa IN L~nr5onSerry May
Brig Fe-th Heptsssi IN Other
Sections az Country,

Tsuhfin.~ Seven we're Killed IN The
fishtlne a. ~lssedCaeryy jan u Poa's
e hsftyl wvFe fanna tn tSsarr plastss IN
ils str.ess taae taas NJ the sxa3l o.
. man who asa been beaiea 10 a@Aih
were brand CiYil war ~r~eyxfled
The t~'uierlsts acre sell r~exfGed
wan tttlps q The lsfe4s tyres sn3
rsA ammunition despite Sac sssur
sara III tse f'Eeen~itss that an am nv
ls4 tasn wl'haYswn.
Il = fcsyea sast At q ireland sosn
wn b. ahsase with eivti uar al
II oarh Hr pU i~ata~4 &ts esfrte
W. tsrea;et.s3 reps9ssls In TIE
sbn;s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
When Doctors Disagree.

John Iiutstn VAS yery a. lie eaIled
IN a tioeior she hsntu.s's and bowed
Hp,i eaile,t IN a ss.tutd tlassor. Then.
~ itl, Jahn 1iinNtm laY AMI suffered,
tlie two qlarreiei abgHt his cese.
y ea sire wepng said boetor No. l.
I'm right" rvtUrte4t Islrttr No, y
&" You're w~ang," repeated Doctor
M I
p4rv The Gatlent gaye n grtan and
frauNht ttv medical uieti 10 n r.aiiaar
t,oa ~ shs. Atss,is 1T the u,otliet,t. but
i~s'ter Ne : couldn't resist n last
sw ire
"ttn tur. own way" yaId he. hut
IN prove IlN RICH, Mt the post sa0r.
fviu veErUtn lhe ArgntMnt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Fsr cners;gSe Huyins.

NV : s4tl5e hundred ds8iv hs~a
rspefs al the foaHtv @te9t pTfft pa.
PER yapp'y s7s lsrseSy dependent IN
sp~a naas Set psrvhsses' Assa stTaRe
I'd 10 pegaasEe the Publishers FIR
eAasl ~ es~rroratsan atsdeF ne iswa nj
t>s state ct r1e1s wsre fer the pr ass~
af cooperative buying os aTsat ge Pe+
sass paazRr mi IA. IL wss aEsesae~a
a@ge.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Out Of Luck.

Upon my ,tturn from ra slsng onc
sftrfnes'tt ' tan inta Any mot hers
My sister opened the tatt fur me. and
without its'stug into the living rsNora,
| hlurseti eAt ",S,ve. | had the teSt
mcs tuuv ~ lherp Nere not AT
home I" Wleea ! wopt IN there sat
the four playing car,l> With tny u'rgt-
rr Ny eFtthatFa~ st,tG VsattR'0l has iasy.
ei ever slncc that day t1llcasa Trsb.
une.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

Where I'd yea say Ehr 6iltherNys
w,r@ @ts}HHts9x ~ slwsttt the sssssstasrgS n
With relatives IN TIE eossat,s
1Ae' | ,~o,usht~-"
Heka rsA ssS ~ The fact that their
Nyeesy, conversation wtsa friends sat
psa hskrtsnes'> WagEs le4sd eu 10 think
tBa} tte Jargssst hssses at Anserscw~
9rt'ri Sa >A'eaaia}e svSsv1 Ntsusa ssspss
h"sSf '3a4a sitrsa'nsaasE aSe~tler'
a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
% OUT or 100

W fhe iit,is tiis stietl Bs Snsai 60.
ssrrh s1ninfB itching. az ftsf.t,.ss
a,fdying Enft,ef is ltn wtiish ID hatsn.
less, and tr@ritrg hs,; Il bsuiiy.
saA sword itn}'atiNut.
Ef sou huf Eay4cf W. IN ie.
calls stt,i ~ 10 = eael~ fns : 'Hlse,
to T. " tsrbtt. In Nr@ Yrieans.
La. Aaeufs aantssi Aat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
california Syrup OF Figs
CtiiIi'S Bes. Laxative

Aestfa ~F'sltur&1a sstup If ftss
l,ssk for the ngms california ~,
ihv package, then ypa ore safc so0F
~ having The sast anil al'rst
harmless rhrsie far the Iirtie sitstabeh,
and b4sHsls th|tfeH lose Ne
fF7tf'y feE,s. Fan alttsItgns en s@rh
You mus, xsy california"
ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

Tt,sf. nv @d ~ s~ uaag ~Ra~
,sst.s In t4r,a Ntaft a frfAfp~~
w~g evgs+x ~ II mefefr ~ ~ IN the
ffsz5 sbs ussas4 Ty1s 7str 7 ~ sTs-
u5prlas u sgHssp sieFfD< sf'tsy Be~k
asllrE a fsys aa siy~a 'sa sstsa9 sstH
IN re'n-R ~ vtleh Ia atips oa hb.
,srsda scd sFssss IN So a,s'1 ie' sss
L. sep IN ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Gee esrtassn Esesssa.

Aea t1 a Jase HsYrREan,
@r1aer esast NJ statt a. tee iats pros
ashl E~afrspsa- e4 t5xgn cssiay
BIZ ReaetA3 had a@eE IN prison IA coo.
eas sasH SIN the aesta of Csrvaara
nj tts atsapsear4sse r. asilcaxl
aaa&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

j.'Str ts't i'sSt A'ta rssg,ftaAaatss%t ny
b. Rs-h'r sstF something he aaa asss~,
WhpN ~ Nest sase the hynirxssEn where
hs peV lltSge eahy sister was syssg I'm
REP eg;h His nssSlsvr ayerAsarss hsfn
Say : StyNr yea oySht SO ~ hack
~h~rp stH0 csrse fsots sSst essa't d.
snNJasss< yoss Hant ~ ~ hpg~."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
NOTED FiaANCiER IS DEAD
George w. rerstns Passes Away A.
Result ~ t,nsss Contracted Our.
ir0 the World war.

New York George W Perkins, r.
uaster, died IN the Stamford hall a
ssriam. stamford, Conn
Ii became known leHe II that Mr..
Perkins lad Suffered a nervous break,
dawn. tat mssaesr~ " hss family Gid
not intimate AZ the time that his ists
xas ia danger,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
rutItuts ,e, rarnrlr xan.a

In r%Ytris% tsssl .sss- arst t.t@et tyesfs
sr~ssr ihrfs @gth f'uitsuta t~yjnfri~nt.
waxM ~ ~ Bts uslusFy. @Hh feti
rura Ssm o afss bna assn' 'he. cie~s
ssst, yssAr saih eivrr tf "a iss 'tsysn fas
asilr tnilst lrnti~ss@~ fsprt tsls to 10
espA. G.pttr8sa Jasfas vim -Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

GatVes~n Tsxzs The xsArsas ~
v2S. &arstsor. gerr~ AIRY 81 fAs
tHmrcAs Fro tFst@- cf Labor. tasat
srs'aa tatsr hxa tsgs Imported in
: RI; Is Srsss = sssiks O. cssstxa
rsbwssaez here cesS Got ee oae-
E~-n@s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
csar-.ssc~ e. wlr.ssss u.le-.

ITs-gcS@ Pa -sssssFsa las hse1
usf~ ~ sAr iFslsss Greraios IS
sScsasAsa fr fAn sseassefs HaSsr.cr.
a-s gssrst 10 ssh vHseHs uasas cr~T&
iors .soerA essica sas tasea
~ rs nei . tatpnvAaEace passesssg4
tlcJa&r 1t LiyssOo2
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
HGessro in ireta,d.

LsndaneeuyF1@ persons were
SEsled. 10 others seriously wounded
sesefal III thaa msrsal3f ana a}stgt
te1 others were leS seriously talat~as
dwr}ag q period Of desperate ,iotias n
SaGs alty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

wasAtExsesTas ssAraataas Asa'ast
f&Hrseo. Mexico IN acccaas II the DO
fSasx plague. Was iistct ~ NcGsersy
1--WE III. .hs Ssass saesSsrysaeas ~As a..
sssea by sas ArseaSaa seass! al xo0r
sszsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

I}ss Mnsnss IL Popular music n.
5ae aBt la AHeriea wAs described a.
TAR slwsAAah'e~ hy Mira M&tx 9ten
derser IA chicago addressing the M
ste raatcrence Of b. General Fedora.
1--we cf Nnsa@as eiahs hete.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Hrn Fer prct{trfrs.

Rsfaps8i @l sstsg ~ taatsfe Fer.
as8ss3st aAfra@sa1xa y Inn Ia the .4
ij1ss assenis , pros ssiag p~aaishfnAB.
az "a r. *tras.s On the toIe Of the LEES,
( male protsteers,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Al. Aaaf snree

wasAfrr.Fn-Nssrsy a. ae$ malta
~sF covered ~ she AIR Mai, segTtce
svrirx May seeardtss 70 q s.asesaens
isssaea ny he ~so~tsffse@ ae7sarfzssst
Shs+nsss we're maintained via 80,
fen ssrsrtsoas-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

Mestec Gsuascsss Ortiz ashse.
ssSrasagy es concentrations and rza
10 wars< aA& aF8esaa TIE ssrasess
ssats>a AZ f.isalseSes 70 give to The
Msrscsa prsss al ssvs ressrsd fraA
Aagrsd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

Marsrsi-Tas Americas ~FAsSgxfkxs
= JsS;s- ~ ~ c7vsr-irr as-s ~
soFIges > EEtasssm@s aasaga C 10
srgxa ne a. tae tsseSSs4s o~sefxssrS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Bad olxen sssk.

Npxse t3gy The MexsasE Rtslraad
s&s &ssva SsgS 10 sts Esit.Sa Hsners
NJ oy&eT II President de Ia assrsa, r
A. Cgssatarj. ~reGrsseatiag tAs kagsssa
c~sEr~Tstrat ess VI e9 tsas road.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

wRsAlattos Wstssts.al ~ tcsir II
'as - a~straysrs Ec@ Ok I~f csr
yalg ports vS ogtsr~a lily the Nary
v2&rtEsesI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

WxssEngtons~a saS69tian a tie
victory assaal for ses~aee Ia tha array
dsTaag tee n or yosa April 6. isIS
10 Nor. II. ISIS. sxl hsxia o
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
ra..ltnlcs ear.l p.., s.-.a.

As sngsENaJtc weighing Hsss4ssse fns
fstsyvs YSei tsss sRssS ~sess~tsF~ tn COZ.
rsrt aTt siwS i rsrSasr ts bsta IN
rlsfr Il ~ q sss fsx Us ssw Ia
cgsSs@>t =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

EaFh WAITS gAe s@ties. tAAnnyf
i9hRuy Scr ssusysh .rg' Nv my eye |
Huth~WtLa y ~ :
lstsle ieNauy~Isn't knaws Csnv
~ ID
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
TENNESSEE
STATE NEWS
Euenh Nc Interest n
BnefE Form For lie
Busy Reader.

tar I'm iaess tmpcrtant and fAsrsaeA-
tnx iagiai&saun which p&s&s4 Sas ths
fosadinS vi another home Tor aged
and iafirn Jews III Dsssrsas Grand
Lcdss kos I. inAsp~aAeas Order nj
BtNai Birth. eompristnx The states al
Tsnasssss. Mississsprs. ATkaasss.
icaisiaaa. Tsxas. Fiorida. ukiahozns
and Alabama Al thin cpnssntica u
was a~nAninsoasly asst6ed that this
REV institution was 10 bs teeaied In
Msinpai&
Jackson. -~A large wildcat" dlstii
isry. located Ia an Isolated tasekss oas
mia east Oh rpsansiiis, CHS eoaasy.
and repyta4 to be the source Of M ex.
tsasivs Illicit liquor traffic in that VI
rranity. wss sAaAaa sy sys~ssae mt Jssk
son officers. and the entire equipment
brought to the local office U the
prohibition agents
sss$s
Jacksonville program fer the West
Tennessee COOS roads conference,
which will hA held In jack son "a June
nd, waa announced fy thM Association
Of Commerce.. waieh Organization In
sponsorins .s= saosemea1 The eoa.
terenee witl ba hssld aaAsf the aus
rlces al the Tennessee Aueantoasse AZ
ISOLATION.
TreSevaat~ plans are h~ing worked
out 10 improve the cid waterworks
plant nj :hla plaew Ia order that a
batter sup1sy VI water may ha had
81 All hoarss Two naw wells are heinz
put down and tho location os the pauag
lng station will hs changed
Memphis Tho artesian water de-
rarttasas Is 10 have an analyst at q
talary OF about SOC a monta, whose
tatlas viii he ~ anaiyrr this city va
ter each hour Of the Cay. instead IT
Gree a day. a. IA the case how.
chattanooga rAa active campaign
has hsen starsssa by tie Old Hickory
Peat No |. composed III veterans Of
,he Thirtiath Division. 10 have the
Old fsckory Associatiaa hold Ito 1891
teaaion la chattanaaxas
1890
Men phis Tho Memphis Clearing
tioasa Association took final action On
IN agreement 10 lend s3aa. coo TO Mem.
pills hanks that will be used In meet.
blg the payroll m teachers untii the
Ely taxes are collected.
Jackson "a total az stS pupils hare
been enrolled nj the Union University
summer school and the roster contln-
aes 10 increase, Indicating thai $50
ssaaauss will he registered bafoye the
school closes,
J~aeksons~~rw. A. Mccoy az Jackson
was awarded tho distinction OF read.
iax the beat paper tefore the South
srn Railway Surgeons Association A.
Washington on tho subject of forearm
fracture.
iehanon.-~J. w. vsnhock os the
rranklin road hAs sws*n appointed to
an out the anexpsred term o. hss
'rnther, Esquire b. J. vanhook. ~
keeper ot tia county ~poorhousa.
rrahsorSs In rnthuass attic txsdy al
~
.''s' ~ ~,a
1sa
A's ~
''s
Wv "sfa'
, ans .@' asF" Na as Love aA@f ssV
\ A,senal Rotary ccnrsatica,
'..
~" 'a"s sffm e"SaN
rs4rtr ~aken was eoRseas a@Rr va
/ ny iaaes IaAn Tips@a. III Cos.
~ Nm. vas completed
t.
NNkaSnElA ~ Ns&sn @t2S Sa@a Oh P@
lice fsaIiey F'eyton. has hesa indicted
~ shs grand tary On a charge Of ar
saplt saA battery.
..'
'asssrH ToaNasa'a asas
EN't''" "aesasF ''asH ass''1a'
W IA fas1ehasa Soaast eeAz
.f'SeFpNf'" ~
a. eA ?
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
Tee eyi,rss u.svssts

~Thst t~sr1fsi; ~ Mn tsssAF 10 q
appalling Fsssa~ea IT vssyktn'r ~
3xs ssy hns sgfsse S8y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

70, ssy rs asssd ~ erss er1 Ees
n ists- 70 Gr~sea. q rssess
sgyWs- -sEs7t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

MmnnAA-C u HafserS wss ass
s~es secar-d ~ the MsrzpAis Asso
asoasas n~alers' A~s.@-4ssscn - Manage
ne rssss~sse the fAr=s- tears sAnnes
nv ssss eeay. Ass arrived Ard tAhes
sAsnxs ~ a--aaSsxxeasA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

Morgantown, Nov. 22-Cssey, Oli-
 phant, West and the other 1uminaries
 who filled the sporting pages with their deeds on the gridiron at the same time as he may play profession al football if they like, but not for Ira
 P. Rodgers, West Virginia's all-
 American full back in 1919, and re-
 garded as the greatest thrower of the velepode.
 Rodgers has definitely made up his
 mind that money, friendship for men
 teams, nor any other consideration
 never to play a professional game. At
 the close of last season when RodS-
 ars' name was on the lips of tvery follower of the gridfron sport, an emissary of one of the leading Ohio professional teams came here and of fered Rodgers $75O for a single game to be played after Thanksgiving. He refused this offer which is believed 70 be the most money ever offered for a single contest. This year, since Rodgers had been here helping 'fTub- l by'' Mcintyre develop a practically new Mountaineer eleven, hardly a day l has passed that he has not beer l sought to play with some of the 'pro' i! elevens. It remained, however fol | Elgie Tobin, former Penn State stal l and coach of Rodgers here for all o, 1 his four year, and who is now coach l ing the Akron (Ohio) team, to bring l Rodgers to a definite decision. To. 1 bin came here the other day with the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
OLD FASHIONED MOTHER NOW
 AIM OF STAR

- Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 23.-This city, motion picture capital of the world, has an uncrowned queen, who from present appearances will never wear the diadem of popularity which a host of admirers would have thrust upon her.
 The object of these unusual honors, who is as jealously, if not as elab- orately, guarded as was the famous hundred million dollar Mclean baby, is just a wee mite of girl Of sourse, she has nothing to say about corona tions, but her mother has-so thereby hangs a tale.
 When Mrs. Herbert K. Somborn, known to millions of movie fans as Gloria Swanson, became a mother on October 13 a legion of motion picture stars, near stars, actors, supernumer- aries. property men, press agents and mere managers who have at some time been associated with her joined in various little celebrations They decided that Gloria Swanson Somborn, hetresS to the fame of her talented mother, should be appropri- ately honored. But they met with an unexpected move on the part of the | parent when she was told of the shower of publicity that awaited the newcomer.
 My baby belongs to me, not to movie land" said Mrs. Somborn. And she will not be the honored | guest at parties, or posed for a bat tery of camera men, carted around
 
 ! of an admiring public.
 "I may appear selfish, but I want my baby all to myself and husband We are so happy these days that I think of nothing but what she means , to us. Maybe I am old-fashioned-I hope I am-for a home and a motion picture career are two different things While I may belong to a world ot | make believe, my little Gloria belongs ! only to her parents"
 Mrs. Somborn made an enviablt | reputation with the Famous Players | Lasky Corporation, following a varied experience with other film concerns considerable of which was in the com edy field
 Previous to her temporary retire ment from films several months az, she had been playing leads in Ceci B. De Miles all-star productions Her work in Don't Change You Husband" For Better, For Worse, "Male and Female,'' Why Chang Your Wife?" and "Something to Thinl About increased her popularity.
 She expects to be back with tn | Famous Players-Lasky Corporation about January 1, but insists that he baby will claim every spare minute 0 her leisure time. Under a new long term contract she is to be featured il new De Mile series.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

"Once for all; all for one, and that one the common cause of humanity in Bridgeport" was the way that AL bert E. Lavery, chairman of the mixes the object and the spirit of the federated drive which is soon to be made for funds with which to carry on the work for another year of the various organizations engaged in So- cial and welfare work of one sort and another in this city.
 It is thought by some that the needs of these different organizations expressed in terms of money and totaled will not be less than a quarter of million dollars.
 There are some two dozen or more societies and organizations in Bridge port which have to depend on con- tributions from indipiduals for sup port and these contributions have to be solicited each year. There has been more or less thought and dis cusSion for some time by those In terested and responsible with a view to determining if there were not some method which could be adopted by which the / funds could be raised without any duplication or conflict of effort, with a minimum of annoyance to the public and a maximum of re- suits.
 As a result of this the representa- lives of by far the greater portion of the organizations have voted to join in such a combined drive and MT. Lavery has appointed a committee on | orra nization which consists of David ! S. Day, chairman; Norman Leeds and George Warren.
 { A Times man found MT. avery and asked him to tell him something about the combined drive plan. In answer to his query MT. avery re- piled;
 "Why, the idea is not new. It has | been in use in other cities for many years. Take Cleveland for instancei they have raised millions of dollars , there by the federated method and i they now have a regular organizati ion with a permanent headquarters. In St. Paul it is the same thing, and also in Detroit and Rochester. In Springfield last month they raised $250,000 by the same method.
 The general trend of though everywhere is toward the idea of l making one combined drive once a year and let that end it. That is what we are going to try and do in Bridgeport. The Council of Social Agencies has made two important de- cisions. One is that we are to have a combined drive and the other is that it is to be a designated drive '' "As for the combined drive idea it is just this. We have here in Bridge port a large number of social agencies which must either go out ' and solicit funds for themselves or else join with all the others in a combined drive. If each one goes out for themselves it means that every little while some one is coming around asking for gifts which dup1i-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

sible pressure to bear without suc- cess.
 Rodgers has no criticism for any one who wishes 10 play professional football, but for himself he believes he would rather retire from the grid iron with all his fine 1aurels in the same condition as when he hurled his last successful forward pass against Washington and Jefferson here on last Thanksgiving day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
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avowed intention of signing Rodgers to a contract and brought every pos
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

Berlin University has arranged a course of study on the British Elm nire
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
ST. AUGUSTINE'S PARRH.

Under the auspices of the Holy Name and Children of Mary societies of St. Augustine's parish, a whist and dance will beg iven on Wednesday, in thes chool hall, at 8 p. m. This entertainment gives innocent amuse- ment to the young people of the par ish, and wiIlsbe a large festivfty. The music will be furnished by Hanley's Singing Orchestra. Jazz is strictly barred. Music will be high grade. Prizes will be offered for the highest whist score.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

Last year the United States pro- duced $667,2O4, ,00O worth of rubber products.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

After travelling from far off Siberia 50 orphan boys and girls ranging from to 16 years of reached Chi cago in charge of the American Red Cross They will be taken Miles, Michigan and fa1med out persons want ing to adopt them.