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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
BOTH COMEDY AND DRAMA
At PALACE THIS WEEK.

Starting tonight and continuing Nom
dav. Tuesday and Wednesday. Jim g
Girl scintillating comedy in three
acts with laugh in every line. will be
the offering Of the Associate Players at
the Palace. Bert Chapman will be fea-
tured, also Harry Leland. Viola Haynes
will appear as the French Bride of a
war veteran. The story is modern and
will make strong appeal to the mem
bers of the American Legion. There
will be no Sunday matinee today.
The last half of the week, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. THE Heart of
Wetona." western drama with strong
plot and direct appeal. will be shown.
Viola Hanps will have the title role and
the rest of The company will appear in
appropriate parts The stage settings
in the production are exceptionally beau
tiful
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
EVEN AS EVE" SHOWING
AL IhE IMPERIAL TODAY.

For the last times today will he shown
at the Imperial. Even as Eve. from the
famous novel. "The Shining Band by
Robert W. Chambers. and four-reel
comedy. THE Twilight BABY which has
been playing to capacity for the past
three davs The serial. William Duncan
in the "Silent Avenger", is shown to-
day. also.
Starting Monday for two days. only.
Constance Talmadge will be seen in
"Sauce for the Goose" which was shown
at the Imperial theater some time ago.
Starting Wednesday and showing for
four days. Harry Carry will be seen in
one of his best Western pictures of the
year. called Bullet Proof.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
Great Falls Youth
Finishes at Penn

W. Wallace Kingsbury, Jr.. was grad
uated June is from the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. a member of class of
500. the largest that has ever been
graduated from this institution. Mr.
Kingsbury is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Kingsbury, GA Fourth avenue
north. and a popular member of the
younger social set.
He is now in Detroit and plans to
leave that city by automobile IN com
pany with five friends to return to
Great Falls. to arrive here about July
|.
Colors are frequent artiflcially pro-
duced in agate articles.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
Chinook Contractor
Gets Hill County Job

Helena June 19.--At the meeting OF
the executive committee of the state
highway commission today, James
O'Connor Of Chinook was awarded the
work of rebuilding the roadway from
Havre east to the Hill county line for
$74.S77.2S. The Fl. S. Ford company
of Missoula secured the contract for
the building of the bridges on this prof
ect for S2271446.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
BRIDGE SPANNING 504
FEET BUILT AT GARY, IND

Gary. Ind. June 19-The second larg
est bridge span over produced here. 504
feet in leagth requiring a score of cars
to transport it. was shipped Saturday by
the American Bridge company to Fair
mont. Alaska. 1t will be reassembled
there to bridge the Sushitna river, con-
Meeting Fairmont and Seward. The
bridge experts from all over the country
visited the local plant to inspect the
huge span before shipment
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
MALE AND FEMALE"
AT THE SEXTON.

Today at the Sexton. Cecil r. De
Miles famous production, Male and
Female" is being shown. This picture
is founded on the famous play of j.
NJ Barrie. "The Admirable Crichton."
It is a vital story of blue blood and
red. with an all-star cast and scenes of
alluring beauty. The cast includes such
artists as Gloria Swanson. Thomas
Meghan. Theodore Roberts, Bebe Dan
ielso, Raymond Hatton and Lila Lee.
Also there is special augmented or
chestra. which will play both after
Moons and evenings.
For Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the great Houdini will be
seen in Terror Island" set in the south
sea islands. where the inventor of a
submarine device makes unbelievable
escapes from underwater traps.
Treasure Island" featuring Maurice
Tourneur, will be the attraction for A6xt
Saturday. Sunday and Monday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
David Hilger Files
for Lieut.. Governor

Helena, June 19.-David Hilger, of
bewistown, who some time ago publicly
announced his intention of being a can
ddate for the Democratic nomination
Tor lieutenant governor, today filed his
declaration of intention with the sec
retary of state
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
WESTERN PICTURES
AT THE GEM.

Today and tomorrow, Shorty Hamil-
ton in The Ranger will be the offer
ing at the Gem. AS the name implies.
this is a thrilling western picture: The
other feature on the bill is Victor
Kremer in "The Inimitable." There
will also be two-reel Sunshine comedy,
entitled Choose Your Own Exit
Tuesday and Wednesday. "A Man Of
Bonds n western picture. and two
reel Wig comedy will be the bill.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
BIRTH, DEATH BY SHOOTING,
TRAGEDY OF INSANE MAN

San Rafael, Cal.-June 19.-Ralph f.
Carr of Rairfax near here, who shot and
killed his three-year old son Tuesday
while in a fit of insanity and then shot
him self, is dead. Carr was a victim of
shell shock while fighting with the Am
ericn army in France. Mrs. Carr gave
birth to son at the exact hour Of the
shooting.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
STATE CONVENTION
c. A. R. Of MONTANA
FINISHES SESSION
Chooses Anaconda for Next
Meeting-James Page Is
New Commander.

Livingston, June 19.-Anaconda was
selected as the 1921 meeting place of
the Grand Army of the Republic. Mon
tana department. at the closing session
Of the state convention here Saturday
State officers elected are: Commander.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
TACOMA BOY SCOUT CHOSEN,

Tacoma, Wash. June 19.-Raymond
?. Tarr, Tacoma boy scout, was selected
Friday to 60 to London, England, to
attend a meeting of Boy Scouts of 81
nations on July 30.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-20
Service Resumed
by the Milwaukee

Through train service between Great
Falls and Lewistown was resumed by
the Milwaukee railroad Saturday, follow
ing construction Of bridge over the
$50 foot gap made in the roadbed be-
tween Danvers and Ware Wedne sday
night bv a freshet. Saturdays trains
were two hours and a half late. On
Thursday and Friday passengers were
transferred over the break between
trains running to the washout from each
direction.
HELENA BANKER HERE.
p. r. BARLEY. cashier Of the Conrad
bank at Helena, was in Great Falls on
business Saturday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-05
Serial N". Os'iO7i
.,,gr IDIt 1T iiLICATiON

land office - HALEY Idaho.
u o. January 3. 1920.
.oricE Is a.f,by given that VIII
NAM +. Danle Of Jerome. Idaho
hsn an April O.. 1918. made Home
spO, Entry $40 O23yTi, for y ,.
h sr" sWI sE'. SE ~ SW y. Sec
~ ~ Township < South. Range
u W rast Bo-, Meridian. has filed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

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ne wsilss: r ~ ~ -
gsssng with eAruate Ax~AeAikm III
swxnty-sax years .na Uv0sy wtnoue
woaA estsA csA and AkceEne =
kaarss ! feaaa ncs sr&sk Tn efx ~
eight weeks ] eesA ~ saly ~.
peFary ysiaef.
TIM winasr l was taAsa Win
Grip and wsa IN awful shsrA Is
fsllew workman aasiss1 M 10 tAk>
PE-RuNA. mr. tAe tlme I -
used sAr~*.feartAs of 4 hcttlA ~
kcsrsensss vas xene. alss tn
tired fseliss. ] an GA NJ sseen1
kestlA Hereafter FE.RlfsNA viii
BE- esastaatiy ia ny house N =
The best medicine svsr rat - a.
tAe rurresA
Ter any dis~ass Ass 10 cssarrA
or catarrhal cendsticas. pE~Ru.NA
d equally asr<ndAhla. CsseAA
coias, eatxirh % the AssA. stcmAcA
trvaAle. coassirssicn, rheasaatlm.
palma IN tAs Haek. sids and islaa.
ksossang. hslehlng sss. iAdigssaion.
catarYh Ut tho large and smAll tn-
tsstinea. axv sssne Of the trcshses
for which rE-Ru-NA 10 especially
Seecmmsndsd.
eE.KU-NA can b. purchased
anywhere In either Tablet ar hgaad
fern.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
ALL WRONG
WAS HER LIVER
Before Taxing Black Draucht,
Missouri Lady Was Troubled
With Constipation, Head
ache and Bad Taste
In Mouth.

Grandin. Mo.---Mrx susa Brooks, II
this place. writes: -Soine time ago
was In bad Hx. with stomach and
liver trouble. I did not feel good q.
any TINA was very constipa,ed.
and had headaches from this eondt
ton. and had continual hurting In my
stomach. and bad taste In the mouth
Could tell my liver was all wrong.
y had kasssn Of Black -nraught. 10
decided to ny II myself began With
q large dose or doses, gradually get.
ting to smaller doses. !, regulated my
bowels. relieved me Of the hurting 10
my stomach. cleaned on my liver and
made me feel ike new Eerson.-
II you get NJ to the morning feeling
a. tired % you did when you went to
bed--aehy, coated tongue, bad taste 10
mouth. saliow c6tnpIegiou--thcn youf
liver. has Lei, >dpAe IA ,fsll dsty. aad
your system has absorbed the yotsons
which your liver should have taken
away,
Az occa sinnai dose Of Thedferd'a
Black brnnght will help this impor-
tart organ 10 function property
Get package of Thedfofd- Bacs'
praggh, liver medicine today,
Druggist sells II. or can get II for
you.-~Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
HuERTA ISSUES plATFtRA

NJ, lex, Ctv TIARA sssps IA al %
h'!a Al 4-&zd@.s ~ r.. &c improve
cordlt'rrS - 'ha workers Rn4 :. ala
capita 's's II Gspvtr -g tae aaspaa,
resources anG RE 1teciisa ~ s.rrg.h,
- NERVES relations 80 At tss
'-e' rNJ Ttes n e2r"h we're pAs4gr&
~ A1c't' Sc a Ege-ts TIE gssvs..
icca rressfR-t. "a sssegreat yves
TIE Associated Press Sezs- IL "a
sive-'a mace sis statement lysrf ca a
s!cs Nd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
AN INCREASE FOR
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
JOINT CONGRESSIONAL coMMis
SION Favoas INCREASE FOR
ALL EMPLOYEES
Clerks Divides into ctsssss-Rursi
Carriers WoQEd Receive Added
Compensation fer Covering
Longer Revtea

! Washington Il Joint congressional
commission recommended sa.ary IN
I crsases for postal employees fot July !,
/ The advances wcald amoun, 10 ap
pFoxinstely tS5 eta 900 the first year,
TIE report provides increases from
$50 to $3.50 annually tor postal clerks
AM letter carriers, With t+oo tor gu
peryisory officers postn,ssters Of the
first class receiving above G,0ep
would not be granted increases.
Fer rural delivery carriers the com.
mission recommended 81 500 Tor . -
mile route ard All additional $50 tor
each mile In excess Of that distance,
Motor route carriers covering SO miles
or more wuaid net receive tn excess
n s.s0j The pay Vi Vi LACE deliv'
cry carriers you'd be from s. geo 10
5 Ice sAoald the recommendations
81 the commission, based on bearings
held In various parts ot the country
10 adopted, clerks a, first aai second
Ass pcstptfecs as ~eil as ct'y car
r-rrz> would be- divided into Nv"
classes With those In the arSt class
receitiaK $500 annually and we
added tov each class Substitutes AID
temporary L Jerks woulA receive 81
cents az hour. while special clerks
would be paid from 1850 10 s2eo3
aRaaa ", Matckgep. messengers and
lahervrs would he divided la'o t~o
grades. tle tirst to receive 1850 and
The second si.so.
Clerks in the postal mail service
would b. divided into sl1 classes with
,aase in the first class resolving
s. SEQ. those IN the sxta class ssse
and the otaers graduated betwsea
Service fsr all clerks, the comnis
sions reror3 commended, would ~
On al average ot ejgh, heurr p~r lay
ies lays rr year Division sapsria
'vnietis s0aA receive $40 an.
a4aar. assistant sarer'rtegi dents -
9te ehief s.e-Es 81 e'a and assistant
thi~t clerks g. Sao,
Fay ~ pastofft~- inspectors ~sa'a
-suge 'rem $..go 20 b.o1, with Az
al oaaHes = cot 1ore than s. dsT
,ar npease ~Afs 'ravsaas Carss
st tunaa Aestg isrters 81! the tos'
M a-get @a service souid rern.
,ram s'ta# +a s1ha0
\ graduated rs;~Rse xas greTsed
Ny fSn .1a,ffssetqS u Fr~ f!v4t class Ea'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
INQUIRE INTO TOBACCO PRICE
tr.--s,,.. Cs~-~, Fttee "a House Favor.
assy Reports Hesrlgtien FOR
~ invest estie-

TAaA " r. "a. -- E@~oTs 70 en9a'itvn thai
mn .rvcsftratSnr ~ rca 4rcted 10 DO,
.~Y77.sre tie justice o. prices paid ~
ire rss .sNAcco companies Tor i9t'ascc
on The ssAt vrs-se' VA made by tha
HtY,se committee csa interstate ard
geretg- c4tta -rsree la fsrarsei7 r"r~t
t-s ,se resolution FOR lnTestigRtissa In
t-a-sgces Ny Ksg- 1fa'ive " J.
rea Saath Re=isfry District. A
effort ell be rsate 10 bare ;ae reeass
,xsn pgassd IN :se sr&si-nous cfrasrS,
cAlsntsr 90 .sat " RAY ~ aFte6 Upon
th!. week. ~ Field Ia eoafsasrs fss
tesels;ios vii - pAass3 ~ ,ss
Esasa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
hill SAVE PLANT !
1t MUSCLE SHOALS
AmENomEkY PROVIDING soa pse
MASvllNc or GREAT PLANT
MAS sEGN WITHDRAWN.
WILL sEAerlT the FARMERS
ss~stcs Assd ss-sss F.sai,y Agrees -
AaAmsa~ Plan WAieA Wsaia ti&SS
Caused oessssisas rs cssss.
MerA 10 CensAAas.

WAshihgina.-A erosssioa In the
foFTsfieasluas ApprupysAssaH bill whsSA
uuald have stopped further dessicis
nacat Of the soseTnmeni aisrugva plAat
~ Muscle Shoals. and woala have pgw
veni~d frcdscsA.a OF atuais which
Ga&y BE- used 10 manufacture iwvsiilscs
for agricultural purposes. Ma ~ WIG
oroasiy attacked In he seaxss that II
vas withdrawn by Senator slsu<:. al
Utah.
Senator Oscar W, rnderwoei, Deni,
ceEarit leader. drew frem Senator
Ssapct The admission th8, the appso,
esiatlaas committee bad not fully in.
a.ssasxssa Lac 'saa~FssiaE VI .,As sSAatr
and ,nAt ,ac majority members Of the
senate conmi;ies acted largely ca the
sasxestion 81 the chairman III one
III the aoxse ~sny~sslssttne" commit
tees. wAe Rad objected TO the Muscle
saoals project Following Senator
raGcrwood's explanation Of the nend
Of a ni,roSsa plant, and the effect iss
operated would have upon the cnas.
trys agriculture, the Alabama senator
said be would demand = roll cali %
the SmoN proposal Later Senator
sncc, withdrew the pro,isioa alto
ssther This provisioa read
That ani~~s specifically authorised
by law. no eoaszet shah b. catered
into u oAlisasien Incurred or addk
sionai vosa andersaA~n II or on %.
ccua, u rnitsd states nitrate plAnss
Ne and No .. situated at or In the
v.eiaity ot Muscle Shoals, Ala, cxs
spi for purely maintenance pur'
poees"
Thcre Ia pending ni!l before the
senate Agriculture committee tor the
operation u the plant hy corpora
ltoa In which the government viii
avn all the stoss
Daring The debate With Senator
smou, Senator Underwood ahowed
that the farmers OF The country vial
receive ihesumAaie b~nefis from such
operation
So far. Senator Underwood allowed.
his country ard It's farmers have b*ea
almost entirely dependent upon M
,rste supplies from Cha>,
Discussing the moo, proposal. Sena
Tor Underwood sasl
TIE proposals nos pending before
he agricultural committee. which
hope will be reported 10 the senate,
70 10 establish a government corpora
inn. every share Of tie stock G which
with ne owned hF The United Ststes
government. for tie purpose Of carTr
ns on ,his plan, fus governmental
-nvrcsrs
The wal 10 ever row and there 10
10 necessity 10 operate ftis pssht any
eager Ter he purpose n rAnufactur-
nT powder. but, after q cars'ei IN
Test,sa,ion by tire ordnance depart
nsnt of the war department. they
nave made report 10 the congress
shteh 10 H0w hFanF@ IT'S a*'Na*Ma
a the senate. that II will
W c earer TO use this plant row for
NJ making n nitrogen 10 manufacture
.rftllfers and AID agriculture than u
vi be 70 close e down and LEI II run
rat as dead plant More han 'hsi.
hsf hare stated .ha, II se ss@r II In
,rers.lcn a. going plaat raaa'sc-
urinE fertilizer We c&n tern u over in
In boar a. matter ~ 9etenHs 10 the
government Il we become involved Ia
var"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
RESERVE BOARD
GIVES ITS VIEWS
rHE puelic IS WARNED AGAINST
EXPECTING CONTINUED
Low PRICES.
WAGES 90 NOT KEEP PACE
Business Aas Sgffsssa rrem Failure
OF tire Railroads TO Meet Traffic
psmsnes-rhste 10 stiN
Much unrest.

| washfpgtoa. Despite receR. retuc
tons la prices. lit,le re.iei trnta ihs
general reign 81 h.sh prices Ia seer
| by the federal reserve eoar4. IN Il,
analysis VI May business conditions
The beard expressed the view taa'
there has been no change in The un
DERIVING conditions responsible fcs
the high cost Of living
Asserting that while store sales
and tendency 10 iewer prices hesrs
witness 10 the presence u "distnr hlns
factors. which suggest The aaven, ni
wide alienation " price levels, the
beard declares /, cAnnot accept tas
situation as whole fer It's face
value The explanation ia added thai
there has heeu only slight lacrosse
In production. and that there IL re
greater disposition on the part al ths
geaersl public to economic and III
vest than Rad ruled heretofore,
The changes tha, have taken place
Therefore the board ANALYSIS says
canno, he locked epon as indicating
a modification II underlying coadt
tons They may, however, afford .
pasis fer changes Ia business raia
tioashjps that nay brnaaea into Iuars
isrr.sc h!as alteration q the esssa
'ial EFtee structure
Business III every sec.ica ci INA
country has sat;erej considerably
from the FREIGHT Jam whtIh has pre-
vented normal movement - products
20 markets Et.ects O, the tIeup ar,
noticed N the agriculture! dhtric.s A.
much as the Industrial areas and that
farmers are rot the sais est clast
uAleh has seagh; more hags help 10
the xsy 81, credit "a u resaIt
Results OF Tire boards action IN the
direction Of restricted loans already
has hogan 70 h~ evident according 70
reports q tae yarioas reserve Ssrss
In addition 20 a general reduction in
Mr. value 20 well az va.am4e ~ serari
les t-aaei n the financial csrtsrs
here has SeeH = general reyisila ~
interest vatas A'.n tina both cammer
sisI paPs- aat cal a. 1ey * g stAtel
Tte laAnr s3zgA' ion 3grirg The monts
bas eesa a-e ne aats'aHtlas el@
-lag-s n :aa at an atty aats
sst q ac zregv p-na. ems uFA wAtet
,@t gtAatry 5s expected ~ have &c
zeal 'ss rest 4 ,he Summer In sti'
'e s@'a~sa ator-act O.. later On
'ar-Hs s~G .; yt5ey r's u primary
f.a38fftv "a. s~raa.e stT.ses have OK
arTeA In mary 'res ~ -nsaais ter
ms. ro'aay TIE text Ia t-44s;rv l9&i
aty.s IA The asi sisw coa'lnaed
aCrest
sewAxss apparently have fal''a 10
lalrd In ~ - and BE ccst 81 living.
3 Nv Statement ocrrsaaes tn. move
-asa, 6, lasor srn-a farm 10 city
eEstar.as Iar4oas demands sos
Asshs! wages Aave teea tAA"n aaSsf
At3yss.mer; t5g tse ezrgcse II srsag
"a about eo-n promise Adjustments
t3sara-a. complaint .. low e!flei~acr ~
s-lAll pa,g4t p4r a-t' @. tas~rr e p-~v
s,s1.. azd tie difficulty Il. gr';'as
skilrea ,Ascr u soEas cs tie Esors
ghsr seveic7@d T'nes c.. maagtacts~
], acw vegy ecnsiee-asie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
Good Enough for q G,ri.

A father aud mother says British
weekly, had brought their month-oId
twins to MI East London church to b.
christenea. All went we'll un'Ii the
rector asked And what Is this chlsts
hansl'
The father drew himself up end
replied; "llaig Pcr~hlng foch Marine
Maos Lloyd Gcorgp Cleineneeau Jones :"
l'he rreior gnsped Then. taxing q
deep breath he turned 20 the m0the~
Who Was holding the other ehlld, And
the haur ~ thtsf" he asked.
The meek little woman suoothed
her hress aud whispered. Maud"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

S.raAcsrs. Two surGr~i 3aeusa-t
prisoners os x2- stat rerzsa IL 81
e@-.a & q ss.s-A;ed ~ 'he svtss
Hei Cross according 70 ~ r~.ett-s
Sars4r AZ Interview Wish Is p~A
ssAea as-s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

vashsrstor.,- Ply . r0ie os ~ 70
ia4 .ss AoGss a5o,tst be cr1tsrerrs
r~-c-. cu he ar-iy reerraESEaisos
sa1 sg.se~1r.ns tAs rsasvtssaEce U
, psss. tine sr-y 81 - tas officers
a.! Ess
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
FL Arerrr,ssisn

washirf.o- - TIC asa sne senate owe
ss-p@s on BE army srprp.riattH- ss5
,cs:arirssy agreed 10 III 'he s2rrrpr.
attnr fHt Ire AIRY air sa~ssce ~ tss.'
esfss eFs. n rhHA fsts5a { 10 wpsla -
assa 'cr rev ~asip-r~zi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

LITTLE j"tnBi' nhUe t4ath|ns with
h,S aunt enc s1ruiNE, shocked that -.
t,mahle badly ty ock4rs ~s,an clean
before putting i ~ 'lr7 sugar h0wl.
Johnnie r,man@twtel auatse,
"stop that Is y dirty 'h'us ~ 3o'"
oh. t'at worry. acute, rs all
t'Sht. My mouth IL Just as cieap a.
suyth'ne Ma washed I, ogy v,'h sosp
this tarrrins
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

Accept "Californta" Syrup II Fir
cniy--look fer the natur California en
the package, Then you arr SUR your
child IA having the best and most harm
less rhysic Tor the title stomach. liver
ard bowels children hove Its fruity
taste Full directions On each bottle
You must say Falita-nia. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
sur Al-.l.cn -a-e.

i-r.ns.oa. y Vt iAIozs Alex
k@aer H1Hit;cr tsta-e Nry}s g re
a4a. c, - is4suG River. las Scec
-1-c AAse't ~ James " G@-sr& tAe
.s-ussr Ak sasss1or 10 Germany. Ger .
,,es.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

vsss -gr OF w nj II rey-crI vr.s
49, Ho1se asars1 the r--t~r~.c~ -
1<rt &C the NsCrrr1ic Es<so1 SAL FRO
~ssias fer .4ssyal A.yarss sys;sIal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

wusszstoS.--Altscsss TIE vsiss q
ssre-.s 10 Ezycs< tel OF e.s$e
m A,ra sss szttes,s uAae aaiasns
zessass ~ e. sssi1 vss icessses6
ma AsAboa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

teceassee7-TwT HsVas.~s oe caye
Eos.s a-aa6sers Ns-zs Rcie exa~as
ssc.s. .krSsSea As4 Tessss. are -
psSse< - lave t-ssea to death asanG
No winter IL ltstN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

A ksss iAsssAatiee.
WHIST large and prsxcsrens eayS sne
IA hefxs % Ia III exnesA He
= . prafessinai cSlx4a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
TENNESSEE
STATE NEWS
Events Of Interest in
Brief Form For the
Busy Reader.

Leoanoa. The farmers al the coan-
ty com uprising tx0 lamb eiass BrAe
Lebanon sold their lambs with The AID
Of the nswiy organized farmers ecua-
Gil aad ARE very sell pleased s!th tho
results. Eight hundred aad tis,y ianos
xsss sold Ia tae two elabs and by CIR
operative selling The tara@ss realized
81 10 per hundred more than one farm,
er did wAo TRACKED his lambs 10 Mash.
vile and sold 10 ,hs same man wno
bought the lansbs here wednesday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

Nashville As 4 patriotic move to
shctr crops tNts summer 80 Wander
bin students have volunteered Their
services through the Vanderbilt om
r3oyrnert bureau 10 acrep' places as
,srru hands from June untt Septem
hur
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

Nashville -- Pres dent r A Ntken.
sic of f1sk University announced the
gif' Of $500 o0o 10 t>.ss !rug ,Ae ~.
eeat Rockefeller nad Al ,he hands OF
the general education heard tAr IN.
come 10 b. used for "a Increase in he
salaries ., teachers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

Knoxville The army worm which
from time ~ time becomes ENORMOUS
" destructive 10 growing ,7efss has
been reported 10 jefferson, davidson
and Ohton counties and there ~ fear
,hst they have already attacked crops
In other counties cr will IN the next
few days
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

Memphis The Seraaursste ser
non 20 She ersdaating class ~ the
West Tennessee State Normal Svhoal
vas 3s,y er~d ty Ir j z Winchester
formerly rNt'ar ~ CALVARY Ct9rch It
tbis CIV rsw h'sAep IL The diocese ot
Arkansas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

Memphis The graduating class a.
Crockett voGationa! High school lAis
year Ia the largest 10 the history u
the school On Friday ntgat. June I.
diplomas Will De presented to ~
graduates 10 The DAY school, aud 10
certificates OF merit will b. presented
To those VINO have completed some cue
OF the courses IN the Night school