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Evening star., 1920-03-16

With renewed activities by linden
burg and the Hohenzollerns the letter
"H" is in the ascendency in Germany.
Evening star., 1920-03-16
Easily Fefeseen,

@Heard about the disorders in the
streets ct Besiina"
"Yss," answered Uncle Bin Bottle
top. "Ism not surprised. When read
about the shipment of 4 let of whisky
over these, I knew something like that
was eoing to happen"
Evening star., 1920-03-16

The only consistent point in Mex.
ico's national character is an inordi-
nate appetite for imported arms and
ammunition.
Evening star., 1920-03-16

Bernstorff never has any luck. The
revolution broke out just when he was
starting a iscture tour,
Evening star., 1920-03-16

The new chief Of police will find
some interesting material with which
to test his capabilities.
Evening star., 1920-03-16

Germany is threatened with seri-
Gus attack of ingrowing ruthlessness.
Evening star., 1920-03-16
J0HyiM the Helm,

Jud TunkiAs says that next SUNNI er
hos soin' to tie 4 few cewbells to
tho threshing machine and make il
Elssad like 4 iaxz band,
Evening star., 1920-03-16
A Soy1wrime Conn.

st. Patrick, you sure are a gentleman
rare,
If We could persuade you to stay
We'd make you a King and we'd ask
you to share
A throne with tho Queen Of the May
Evening star., 1920-03-16

Whatever may be said againat artiele
K there is no QUESTION n to ita ability
to hold the spotlight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13

The opinion in favor of u. S. Tires
is not based solely on the number of
them in use.
Great as that number is, it is due to-
something besides clever arguments.
Thousands of motorists today are
putting up with second choice tires
because forced production is inconsis-
tent zUifh u. S. standard of quality.
The United States Rubber Com.
pany's enormous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
than that of any concern in the in.
dustry-has always been aimed solely
at quality.
Building a tire first and a market
afterwards. Thinking of the indi-
yiduaI user instead of the number of
sales.
One of the reasons, perhaps, why
there is now scarcity of u. S. Tires.
1f the time ever comes when L. 5.
Tires can be supplied to all, or nearly
all, of the people who want them,
they will still have more to recommend
them than merely the largest following.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
Cargo From Spain.

The steamship Nameaut Is en- route to
Wilmington from Huelva, Spain, with
q cargo of pyrites for the General Chemi-
cal Co. She is expected to arrive on Sunday
o. Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
- Opinions about
Tires should be Weighed
as we'll as Counted

\HEkE is hardly motorist who
hasn't at some time or other in
Il his experience had tire dealer
attempt to sell him tire by rep
resenting it as the fastest seller in
town.
More attempts are probably made
to sell tires by playing to the motor
lists alleged weakness for "crowd of
buyers" than by any other known
method Of selling.
.
The experienced motorist, of course,
refuses to surrender his individual
Judgment to any crowd or mass of
whatever size.
Too often he has seen the results
of accepting opinions at their face
value, without first finding out svhat
they are based ON.
And you will find him going more
and more to the dealer who has
something to offer in support of his
tires, other than "crowds of buyers"
and numbers of sales."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13

The tire on the Ieff-hdnd car In
the picture illustrates the cause of
about rs per cent of all tire trouble
insufficient ify7dfion.
The pressure recommended by
the manufacturer Of your tire is the
besf to foIlO,p-dr1d ii cannon be
estimated by kicking the tire or
punching it. The regular use of q
reliable 0ir-gouge is the best safe
guard against rim cutting and
fabric breakdown.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

sylgAFia- --Ad'Feasaro@s asd rsss.
iass, raths* tnan TTfntasi. aSa sa
tatsa wv uasos. Curly FtsRaFasi ssAs
hts shatm. Mac, oagsA sEResir&My
fa@fe beyA. h@c@ns n@nssess sE q
harss sEaaAlhg &sassatNfsl DGspss~
ina of tho staiae st9@Al III the taaa
Of AasaseSss. ARA. the sznA seba.
Fatsa atAe w &aI@a w a s0~s~ As.a
Curly taken eapssgs. agtsf As has
sh9t ons AID hlERsssf h@sn Seconded
Th@ fn2n hAas lE I4ta%k c9ialaaa. q
former nghttn,f sh@stff gspis8saasa
fSisnds deisrwSus u isnGA Curly
~ Aa sAsaspAs ta rAssas shissss
Whh tine reps assand hfs aces As
Es saved by the Intervention III Kats
C'uilssesa. LGSk's aaRgatss. Laek
questions the boy tsynFegaias a na-
t8FtgGs pafa&~. EaaEy sFpas. real
ieaASf 81 tho fAatlegs FianatAa
bNafas thst s1aAY Stone ia CaiA'
sous nittsf epstay aRA sxsFeiseH y
bai#gwi !hfa9esGs user isa sx STEER
lHs 500 Sam. wsa bas 1narfeieA
vith his saila@F ttnt.iaHH gsscs gaAH
fJg curry, Curly t.&ssSa t@aby
ss.:.sssa frsm fseas trap A. tie
i-afaaan raAch h@ discovers MAI Eas
aafiaw 10 Sam Cuitsaan's Eigai for
faggN t1nstnez bgaa Ftantrsa
Rua Stssfs set v5ss t3s tt'S lat'efs
raAer fh%Fa .satiy ,ntswta his @sSa-
gNaiuaG al The resting ~ p@sf Ts1
Nftsffa- 't.'us' s4n ars iSss'e.s' sssss.s- IN
hss lysgsd aaA SAYS h~ VIII stsrh hy
hiHt fl3htlYau asss agJEj@ move Nv
bs3h6 E'aapsa aaA hesHfDsA CON
giEerd u IA tf&sA robbery. Fam
Asayea ire r&bua sNr sagga ha
curly Accompanies him Easeesffpp,
ptnE. Curly hcAEs Hsotls Aal hts
t&sgtHsaat Latte blackwell. arrange
10 ha4a Ur th- train AZ a ctpsslHR
hnawR as TIN GAP, ard after tho
robbery shoot goHaa tsai,soH Mad
saagp Egs tssdy % the saea@ Caglf
10 AerHEed Is stass o.; ,.sslhg a sEy
~ t.,lek s'sBlta0ns They are negA-
faset. sug r&st wtt& tns uaa%t
standing That tfsiE nssl u@eIins
@ili mean a hght 10 the dtAth
tuftf ma&rs ainaaAhs Of Inca
MaEHey. gaitleman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
Crooked Trails and Straight
William Macleod Raine
William Macleod R0ine

put III, Dta S.a aai Raaskwsla 80
with htnif-
~No. Tie wesss aEnnaA-
-Iiass' ysa ss~a Ssa yssys
No. bws I've ssAha taaTs lanssaa
She's nh ,Ga4 asss slssngs yeu'se sais
ah@ps Der"
n aw sra has Eaaas = frssaa VI
yuaas
"ross BEL shs has"
! Miss cciasSoa shot a swtfs saast
gizIse~ ut him. III ypu'fs cvuas hXek
this asteraa~axs yos ean sasss her. wa
gDsag To havs Will sAoue dssaEls~ sna ala
that sansAthe here ta tbs ssox with
aas. =
Maybe that will sraw Safn ~ y@u,w
-isa heplng " VIII. Bat rsa ssrais,
ssSs. fis ays,ssas Nh. Ma*a thug assss
be- wealdat speak ~ father"
That's ttse hos at II. gHSs the sanie
he fs@.ss pretty hsA @brus the aaeTTrvs.
| svcksA there's sethlag ~ DO hgt kssp
na eye 40 hisa ara he ready far
Sssapy's nsvSs whsG BIZ tsskes III
'i'ta ~ afraid s,s.aeshiag viii hap
Een IN Sara
MON, gssa, Yea w0rry. M!Ss Kate.
Sasa lS gssag 10 eefae ouf u ,ats ell
right. we'll fad way eat fur hita
. ygi, :, :.
fll!ljirsd heff ssliilt,the' y,sars ny t.snSs,
you're Inc hes, friend liaw san ws
ever thanh sou for What you're dasag
for SataG'
''ls0 500 reckon haye tcrgui Apw 81
girl teok rY,s fFotn ray neSk oGsst
hiGhff ha yna reeken l evas forget
ttlasy'
III wssoeo,hing, jest spoke TO the
tays"
"or that I don't rNnegsher haw Tbs
,aan had shot went bail gaF rasileF
he tiii D,t kBes r.
"iAek Knew yoa, lie tssid Us at.aa,
you."
'CoaId h. tell yna any good about
lasy ceala he SAY AnsthiHs exespt
that | wRs u worthless M count -~r'
She put her hsud on his asn and
stoptsad hsfn, Don't waR't hear
ynG say sach things ahaut teaFsvls.
You we're just ts,y IN trouble"
~lios macy soatd hAyv remembered
thatt Eut yea did. You faHxt; g,ssei
foF my lite that Night IN psy nly
debt, lsaft 81 H. TIE whale ues~f
could pay"
His voice trembied In spite ~ the
hssSs he eesild ~, Their eyes dIi not
gpe-'t. hut zach felt The thru Of jog
waves suFgin9 through their veins,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports FROM druggists
~ho are constantly in dirret touch with
the pubic, there /. one preparation that
has t~eh very successful IN overcoming
the-e conditions. The mild and healing
influence ct pr. Silmsr's swamp Root u
sccn rcshfsd. II stands tho highest for
ts remarkable record II suecess.
An examining physician for one ci the
prcminen, f.,ts Insurance Companies. In
an interview on the subject. made the A.
toussaias statement that ene reason Why
~ many applicants for insurance are ~
iected II because kidney trouble 10 -
common TO the American people, and the
large majority ef thes% whose appliea-
tions ars declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. II 10 on sale
st all drug stores In bottles Of two sisss.
medium and large.
However. II you wish Erss to test this
trvat preparation end ten e~nts TO Dr.
kilmer 4 Co.. Rinshamton. N, r.. for .
ample bottle. When writing b. surv and
mention this paper ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
CHAPTER vt.---coatinuesi.

"GtaA 10 see you. boy. You're In
luck that cenyict did not sheet you
up wbea hs had the chance. Sasuaehc
II sure bUx&iAg this Hnt'utng with The
way you staod up for hin That 10.
tlr play ~ yours will hsip with the
Jury to September"
Curly thanked him for going bail.
Luck fixed his steel sgoke,l eyes OFT
hlm ally what Dick tells me ypa'ss
moro than squared that account"
Kate explained IN her sntt voice,
"niCk told Us why you vent up to
Dead Cows creek"
"Sho hadn't thing to do. 80 I
Just ran up theiT Sans In town with
mc, We're ropnhng together"
"oh. take tas tn him." Kate cried
Not just now. honey" her father
said gently This yeuug man came
here to tell us something. Or So |
gathered fro'n his friend Davis"
l'saudrau told bis story. or all cf II
that would bear telling before a girl
No gloased over his account NJ the dis
slpati1n ut the herse ranch. but ne
Todd all he knew of Laura London and
her furcrvst In Sam. hut II was when
he .sretsted what he had heard at Chalk.
eyes place that the interest grew
most tense l.ueks eyes burned like
Hive Goals, The color faded from the
face ~ his daughter 40 that her lips
were gray az cigar ash, Yet she sat
ny straight and did not fitnch
When he had finished the owner Of
the Circle G caught his hand. You've
done fine, hoy, Not man In Arizona
could have done better"
Kate said nothing In words hnt her
dark hong dashed eyes rained thanks
up.a hln
They talked the situation over from
all angles. Always II ssfnmerwd down
10 one result. II was Soapy's Avst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

fhas tssses csS&sAty tASmsss ySa
were en- assssas~A- IA ssasssxteeA
"0r y@1 w@afsnt have h~sm satktmx
atxMs nse.@ rsssesea gsasaysrk @vldly
1n~ wSsds ~FeSs aaag Al fsanAsaa. nst
sssataay shss wwgs sas~iat - n ehaalsngs
tex C9sll@sn.
\ rpsssarsck Nnssed tn tine rea,r rssssa
tsr d arsnk. Hin tlapmsts@cf sseeaeA
fessIf,aax. fos Ne kaew tkas since he
Axa ssas@vksa Ia tine sheep AasEaa@m haI
vas ret weasssgA. - u. sss =. Eswfs Ssaai IN
saes swssala fasaaa~s@ bad sEasrxted
his masae H. drr9psst fFsas> taae hrs&x
nesMw hs rssasned n the sE~skef tahis
sAe drsnk b. haa srisfva became
sbr@se,
TIE wausv was aver and sesouass
wrss heiSs ssraisAsTssssa, taslllsaa
was TIE heavy loser, Tha sessassaraa
showed thst the e~asr " tie Cafcss
G wms s~eats Ave hwaarwa ssvaiavs sser
hlpa she Faisss, He ewesa Maes~esis
twelve halas&r~a. FsaiHlrsu fogf haa.
arss. Rna three hanstred 10 Yssaer,
With ressasssa sisssHs ID Ma eas
CHAIR rsyt Acruss the r~a~ss he sn1as
4, igA>, slfAssl, 20 say wisat ether
etss saald have hssa a saatsrs VI
course.
my hnak's busted tasa Row. boys
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
PART II
Luck.
ss#flsilasssTIr
CHAPTER l.


A big game had be.n Ia progress all
night M the Roundup club. Now the
xHrssh liEh, 1T day streancd through
the windows. hat the electric ciass@f
stIli fung down its yeilew glare ap"ss-
the table. The tnesi we're In their
shirfsie~ycs Rtg broad .saaaliered fel.
lows they we're, with the marks of the
outdoors har,iEiding West upon them.
Ne langer young. they we're stifi full
OF the ylgor and energy OF untaaggsnx
xtrenr,h. From hrorsed faces locked
steady unwinking eyes with humorous
grasses around the corners. hard eyes
that judged a man aad his claims
shr~w,iiy and with good temper. Most
OF them bad made good In the land.
and their cattle fed upon q thousand
hills
The least aEnaaE them physically
Was Luck Caiiisen, yet he was their
recognized leader. There was scue
innate quality In this nam with the
gray. steei~chiIlesi eyes that tnaraesi
him ~ nrs, In whatever cnsnrsny he
chose to frequent. A good friend ard
a good foe. men thought seriously bT~
fore they opposed him. He had made
himself a power In the soathwes, he
cause be was the type that gees the
limit when aroused.
While Alec ftandraa shusi'ssi ard
dealt. the players relax*d Csgars
were rvsH. drinks oriers~i Csssyerss.
tion reverted ~ the ordinary topics
that interested CattlelAnd. The pytce
" waws tire good rains, the sitas of
the fall roundup we're sesehed Hrw1n.
The 5eor cgsened to let In a nes.
csrner. slim, graceful men much
sss4ngrr shae the others gr~~sst. md
one whase cssxsnAe and manner
hrxaaxh, additional eaisr tnts the pie
ture. Fisnaran. senior, continued to-
shuttle without turning His head Cur
if~an also had bis back se the s@or,
bat the man hung bis hrosd-rsmEaed
gray hat ON she rack--hesis@ m 3x4
actlr ssrnitar one that heaoaTsd 10 the
awner of sks Circle C--and nscarsl
leisnr~ly fcrwsri TIL he was wssain
rasgv AZ hss vissan-
"s;esng 10 prove M socn On the fsei
Orc csssfa az ynara Lucky' asked
Ffsa<frSa
lie was nnw dealing. hts sy~s ~
the eSrdA no tina, he MISSED the ess-
harrsSxmeut In the fscrx Of thcse
about hira,
'oa Thursday, ste srst Gay the lag
allows" CasEssNa answered quietly.
r1andrss chUcksei. T r~~knn cAxs
renarsek witl be sseae spre.-
Something In the strained silence
strrc4 sse deassx as ransaxI He
locked NJ and ssosesi a rDsyavntayy
cssssfEss5 ssss
~tNSHt snssw yea wsTe ihsve. Casa
Lo-aSs Ike ezl ny tens 10 I; sire
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

quite wril that Lacks word was ~
gpnd an hts hoad, fa, he chose To sag~
rest u doubt.
Maybe yoaii explain she Joke 70
vs. C@sx." the owner Ut the Circle O
said very quietly,
"Oh. | ~ns Just laughing NJ The
things I ser, Luck" returned the
ysssas~r snAM" with sisy ufF~ns~. his
eyes on tine printed sheet ~Any sA~
agasass iauxhingY'
Caiil*on turned his back On him.
'"sre you On Thursday " that's scoA
enough. bcys~ without locking again
at Fentrick he ssd the way 10 The
street.
The young man. ieft alone. tnrs~d
snftiy to himself and orsier~d an"th~f
drink. He knew he was OVERRIDING II.
bas the meeting With Cailiscn had m.
ncy~d him exceedingly. The men Ind
never heen friends. and OF late ysafs
they had hern leaders NJ hostile cansIsA
Both Of them could be overbearsag.
md there was scarcely \ week bsa
their interests ovwiaprrd. Finally
had come open hostility. Cans leased
from the forestry department. the ssHd
upon which, Cultlsen's cattle had ~
ways run free nj expense. open shsa
he had pat sheer, thing In itssif sS
gtest intary TO the csttie snterex.a
The ssockmsen had all bern hand~d To
rrshsr In opposition to he forestry sa.
uslnlssrx,iea Of the new regime. ara
Lack regarded Tends4sk's action ~
trs~rhery TO the cauiraon Gauss
He strucS hard. In Afixana ths
ogwrn range In sainassls oasy ~ snng
~ the wstuS hstes also are rrrnnsA
property es q CITRATE supply avail
ahse- The Circle G cmfsie snd tAn~s
os rsn6rsck came dcwn from the raags
% the Dva Orc to w1t~T al 4 point
where sA~ canycn wallis opened tn .
spreading vslI~y. THIS BIT NJ fnes6cw
Lack demonstrated and fenced or tn
acrth Side. ties cnstinx TIE cxltls at
his sr~my Fresh the sswsr.
Ca~ was fursGsss H* promptly ssTs
dawn the feace to l~s bis cattio md
sh~ep ,hrosxA. Cuiassa rrbualt H. pus
up 4 shacS nj paint ~hi-H eesnsnAssA
I'd the srpro@ch. and r~t 1rsrd
uran Il aAy and night Op~s warfare
had eosust sad sse nf the sh~~p
hersssrs kad bern eesf~a Ascsnse -
pnrxsstssi In crossing the dead if1s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after IL with Sloan's
Eminent before it gets
dangerous

Apply sfiis, DON'T rsA. let il ts.t-
rust. snd--sood ~ t~insc' San,e Tor
external aches, pans, s;tsias. Stserea
ci ,esats or muscles. tn~ncss, BRUISES,
Instant trle, ws,Acat rinsarea OF
seized elc,hng Rsiiasls~~,hs ttggea
selling hnireeas year after year, Eco,
ncnNa! Ny rrasoa 81 enormous sales,
keee ess A,,,se ready a, all tssnes
Ask your drusgsss tcr Sloans Lins.
nsns tS. -e. sl.N
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

lsay. rrttl he racveyf they cNauld not
They hsa m legal evidence except the
wcrd Of Curry, Nas dld they kae- GO
What nishs Ne had planes. to pail OF
me hes.ap, II they wer~ to make
coaapaetc sashar 81 the eat6,. wifs evi.
aests enough 10 lsnd taesa in The pens.
Tertiary. II cSGld only ~ alter the
No@4Qn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

Accept California Syrup Of Figs
Aly~-lopk for the name California on
the package, thon sou are sure your
child Ii having tbs beat and ulos' harm"
leas laxative ar physic for the little
stomach, liver ana bowels, Children
love lss delicious fruity taste, Full
directions for chltd's dose 90 each bot
tie. Give II witheut fear,
Mother You must say California
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

49,.
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slNt ~ 49,
80 III IN <I14
- rSk A. ~
M(psE1 nm stks T
III suaraw ~ 80. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
TIRED AND WORKOUT

M~sayAaA 1AMsA. ~ sAa AiSA6 Aew4nr
xsApa I'm, Esrsas gaaam N~ke6i n4es
ec~wy 10 sny eas u n~xl ~ y ts1iA saee
tN b. sasy fssll sasa dsascslA ~h@n | wsse
yvuAg xnA ~hsnex~6 SsAaA h~sakaa ~Ms
x~osasaaN erred anA vssweas wesA taks
a Assssls a xselasu N~asoMl nxnNs&y. u
(,ssw anes iAi~A W. Ess n~w sass N - ~
gsxSssse Mm III pexss~t hesssA N~~ t ifA
csArfiERixK MslsAki,s.G sess CSss
Ava
M Fswses Il iAahAlA NJ III s4Ands
hshazsa this ssaadAxa smssiSSsaA whsA ysa
tAAa gsoaANs MsSaAsaa naAessSsv, ysN -
rsssasx tA@ hsaeAs II tAs sagsrssssss u =
aaeasx wAes~ rspssssiaa ss@~ IN &rcssnd ~
earth. SsEa ass~. yssa eFs s@xEssssNsss@
ns&aAsass. Az trvxxssa~> lAaasa W fassa<tM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

wss - h3 IN = - - ~ -
Nsn1Ana fSk4aA MheM / AxA mkM RmA
ks1rs u Nv ai4ssssry Il ssvSd ~ - IN
- 49, n ! sisns ~ ~ / ~ $50
s1SGl " ~ eAakAmal snMslsusa ~ -
49, - t. ~ nsss3 ksa;SA. -
VI sxeasHlsusna IN, fSrxces s3eka&m lHlsAkr
nj nasUwswy Nh Nm mx nxixAANxs a4& M
svMYssa 80 sli1ss1 = I NJ MA u.
DafsM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

Many hsan aays hs ~ nervous
hen he is merely III tempered.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

Mrs. Towne--"liow did you sleep
asst nightF'' Tewnc father II twtnsl
- ArvikirntnliNH
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

The man who loses his shadow gets
ahead Ut the detective
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

MssassAs "a people sks wsrfy. ~ as&yss4a
dsss haze .txttx VI sssbses .sAbsss&seAs feAa
taaa ssA As* ssse~ sR@sA@ehasy. AesasyN sM&s
sh~@S 3wstAsssw#s are ass2 Al sWassAw sAhmsssMs
sv@s wA3aA tkss hats utss~ Nv ~ s~sssk~h
NsARtf siSNyA AeM2ssf, shsY can hf sF&feA
" a@ snsssAal saNsees-e AssA 4ssNMssk Nor "
NJ s@ Ha wwgAss~S vi. AetA IN aFssRh. k@xtmt
niBx ~AA Kash w~si MsmMeA synayA@sNs ~ tAs
sie.@stcA. ts3ehtAxs hsasksfh haAsl ss@.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
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FOR flu
Kssp YcHr Liver Active, Your
GyStsm Purified and Free From
Colds w Taking Calc4abs,
tho MKnsealMs Calcmei
= 1Ab1eut that are De-
r hghtful, Eafe and
u - ss..:

pAyrIsiasa and Druggists are aayis-
Ing ta1W friends 10 keep ths.F sysssns
pasi|Aed aa& their organs In perfect
working .srdsv as q protection against
tho sssura of infiHenxa. They kncw
that \ sicgged up systsm an& lazy
Evss fsvm eelda, snfiaenza and serious
computations.
10 cut short q eeli ovarnigAs and 10
prevent eesioas complications take sns
Gasatab al bedtime with swaElos OF
satsf-~tAat q all. No aalts. no aaass@,
no gxiping. no aicasulRg after affastas
Next Rornsag your cold has vanIshsd,
yeCT Liver 10 active, your syssstn h pasi'
Ged and refreshed aad ypa ara feeling
FINE with q hsArty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you psas@-~Eo dagger.
Calotabs sra s0Ii only In original
sealed packages, price sbldy.Gye ssats,
Every druggist ~ authorized 70 Fsfaad
yeat mensy II yan are afs perfectly
delighted with calosabs -~ Avn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

Meanwhiis there MAS notbiag 10 DO
bot wsat and take what grveaHssoss
thsv ecaia against being cauxht NV
sgtrprts~. e,ae 0t these ass 70 se~ that
Sam san n~vss fur Ma instant lest Hsa-
gRarysssi eAtksv day W. night, Another
was 10 ride to Tia Cup sna Iesk the
groEssi cvsr cmrsfaily, Fsr sts pr~s.
ent they coatd ar no mere rsAn wsseh
evsnts. attracting na atirafian by any
whispering together To Puhaic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
WEATHER HALTS
FUND CAMPAIGN
FOR gymnasium

As soon as weather conditions
will permit. the yerious soliciting
committees VII continue their work
of securing the remainder OF the
S9oo0 tia, will De required 10 con
s,ruet the gymnasius auditorium on
the high school grounds. Work has
been Suspended due to the heavy
snow now covering the ground
II Is said that a special effort will
De made 10 secure enough pledges
10 warrant the leginning OF actual
construction next week. Thirty days
u j. believed. WI l~ sufflcient time
ia which To complete the buildidg.
thus affording the school pupils the
benefit OF IL during the remainder
u the second term.
The members OF the W. O. W az
their meeting Tuesday night unan.
naously endorsed the movement and
authorized the trustees 90 make
whatever donation they deemed ad
yisable 10 the cause
Announcement has been made that
he Amarillo Ladies' Glee Clab will
render a program at the high school
auditorium on the night Of fehru.
airy ., aud that the entire proceeds
will be donated to TIE building fund
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
AMARILLO MAN
shot BY THUG
At FORT WORTH
DiD NOT RAISE HtNI.' QUICK
fNotGH m u CLAIMED
WILL RECOVER

A. Smith OF Amarillo. loco.
motive engineer Tor the Fort Worth
ANA Denver, was shot Wednesday
niehi at Fort Worth by a highway
man according to information reach
ing here yesterday It is said that he
did not raise his hands quick enough
Tor the Tobber. W.io escaped after
The sho, ives fires. The attending
physician said that he would recoy
90.
Nr smith is one OF the best known
railroad men In Amarillo. Ito hal
been resident OF this ci, for about
10 years aud formerly lived 40 300
North Pierce street
VIZ and Mrs. Smith went to Aus.
liu recently for treatment f1y a son
Nr Smith has not been iu Amarillo
ior several weeks according 10 has
friends. and has been running be-
tween Wichita Falls ard Foii Worth