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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
nY PAUL MAIINN

NEW YORK. July 2i.--The naval
hlimp Clio fell from height Of 1000
feet into jamaica bay during the
yacht races today.
The blimp was carrying four naval
whom the gas bag started 10 leak.
Ballast was thrown overheard In
an effort 20 mako safe landing. but
tho blimp was unable to make shore.
Motor boats put out and rescued us
after we had been doused In the bay.
We set sail for the yacht races
from the naval airpinns station about
1916 y. IN. and reached the starting
point with everything apparently o.
X. about Is minutes after the race
started. had made all prciifninsr'
les. such M signing away all claims
for damage on board the flying boat.
Having bsen up In - rickety airpiane
out In Louisville during q state fair.
I had no fear Of boarding the giant
iirigible, which had sailed 30 grace.
fully over the yacht course during
previous days.
WORKED FAST
GOT DuCkIN0
We were getting the wireless teie'
phone In operation to send messages
Of the progress Of the race 10 our Of
fices. when Earl Daniels. radio OPP
orator. suddenly discovered the gas
bag leaking. and we were rapidly
settling into tbs ocean.
That's when We started To work.
panneis sent out q. O, y. calls by
wireless. and Chief Quartermnstsr j.
H. Dennis headed the biimp back to-
ward the naval station. The rest OF
us heaved bags and bags Of ballast
overheard.
After all the ballast was gone. we
threw over tho chairs. tho wireless
battery. and Done cot the newspaper
who had the biggest feet was just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
BIRTHS

stfgnsberR, q. H.. villa hospital. girl.
Kuniyasu. II. bzt Washington, boy.
Force, Horton e.. Swedish hospital.
girl
Hsrtsr. IT,. Swedish hospital girl
ThSms'. Jshn g. Providence" hos
stussrr. samuei. Providenee hospital.
shea, Frank H. Swedish hospital.
Knser. Louis r.. Swedish hospital.
girl.
rrlppss. David NJ. Seattle General
EskAnassey.- -. fsfi Yesier way. girl
Aibertson. Carl King county hos
m5 Da,s'i IL f' K. Martin. Maternity hos
obsrmsn. g. II. ss.. In,eriak.. girl
Cue, Howard. sG2l Greenwood. boy.
Hagen. sigard. s7io waillngford ave-,
girl.
Barrett. Sherman C.. Seattle General
hospital boy.
o'Hourke, John ID. Seattle General
hospital. boy.
EnxmAn. Eric 3. Providenes hos
pitai. girl,
Ayers. Csorgs. may Republican st.
Clark. Russell l., s<si 18th W. -.
Smith. r. c.. Bsit ssrd n. t., girl
Dunn, Roy ~ Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

GRAND LARCENY charges wers
flied against Joe Poppovich by Pres.
ecutor Fred c. Brown Wednesday
poppovtch 10 said to- have appropri.
atcd esss belonging TO Y. ishikawa
while acting ~ the latter's agent In
business deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

BrfAging . court with . plank.
burglars entered his room from .
room across the court Tuesday. Carl
Lundgren. who lives In an apart.
mont ai First ave. and Bell st. re-
ported 10 the police Wednesday.
Lsndgren II minus . suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
TONIGHT

ssOo-Labor Weekly meet
ing Of Central Labor Council.
st50-Armory- -Dancs for Visiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
-FOUR CONNECTS
ARE HIDING HERE
Escape From Monroe When
Rifle Jams

Because q prison quarts repeat
ing rifle damned" At the wrong
moment search was bang mads In
Seattle today for four despersis
oonvtcts who icaped the walls Of
the Monroe reformAtory yesterday
afternoon and escaped.
After . second escape from eno.
homlsh county deputy shsriffs the
four men are believed to have
reached this city. where they are
presumably stiii In hiding.
An Investigation In under way at
the rcformatory 20 determine
whether or not the guards rifle
had been tempered with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
DIVORCES GRANTED
Name and Residences.

I.yssAtker, Jennie L from Ernest v.
baldwin. Claude r. from Emily.
Eimore. Title II from Charles y.
wooisey. Minerva from Myron ~
YsItman. rannis L. frcm Emil
Bell. Winnifrcd from Arthur.
Day. MnuJs from walter u
I'D Alta from AaYeua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
YACHT RACE
STARTS ON PAl0: ONE

heavy and invisibin,y low. Less than
100 persons were on the only largo
excursion boa, out for tho race.
Shamrock. with her torn balloon
40 tncnded, and Rr.olute were both
In rncing shape this morning An
hours work ruffio~d TO sew up the
rem, In the chaiicnxcr's canvas.
RACE FIVE MILES
TO WINDwARD
The victory Of the Upton boa,
yesterday brought . challenger for
the firns time since 1881. when the
cup was brought 20 this country.
within striking distance Of tho
trophy by winning two Of The heats
Of tbs sericn.
Captain Adams and his crew be-
ucvod they would be able TO take
so<aNy's rice because OF thu Hs~o-
iuts'a better pointing qualities. Tho
racs In . tsmile beat 10 wiudward
and return. and tho defender has
shown . decidedly better ability 10
keep her nose 10 the wind
II the Shamrock. however. shOuid
mako ts thres straight the New York
Yacht club was understood 10 b
rvady to hand . challenge 70 thu
Royal Ulster Yacht club. under
whose colors I.ipson's boat In SAILING.
for a series OF racrs for the cup 10
be sailed next year.
Shamrock reached the liEhsship .,
iiio. followed 10 minutes later by
Resoiu,e. The wind as ii:7o was
south q, the iiGhtship. blowing abou,
three knots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
DEATHS
f>ubinsky,

f>uhtnsky. Patroney. 90. Prcvioeace
hospital
prenstt. Joseph. 81 sit Third ave. ~.
Nelson. Carl Is. az Belmont ave-
waits. Fred W. 80. Auburn. wssh.
Damn. worthy j.. Ia s5iS city View.
Hanson. Infant ifs i2th ave-
Hsiioran. william o. 81. Providence
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
SCALE BsltItiCADE..
DROP TO LIBERTY

Floyd Beverly. Of King county.
serving one 10 Is years for burg.
larry; Albert Star. Yakima county.
serving 10 months 10 Is years for
burglary: Joy Garrison. Spokane
county. serving 10 10 10 years for
assault. and Floyd Simmons. Thurs.
ton county. serving one 70 Is years
for grand larceny. are the four
hunted fugi;ives.
while the wuard with his faulty
iif1s siung over his arm was pacing
the top Of the prison wall yesterday
afternoon. the four made a run for
the barrioade. scaled u quickly and
dropped 10 liberty on the opposite
sld~. the guard trying vainiy 10 fire
nj than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

II love To "a, a, Boid,s."-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

within 20 minutes the alarm had
lee, given and a party Of deputies
from Everett rushed 10 the scene.
pursuing the fusitivcs closely for
tune. then losing the trail where.
IL 10 believed. they took 10 an auto
mobile and headed for Seattle.
King county deputies and tho
police were unable 20 intercept the
men on their way into Seattle and
the search continued turnout tho
night without avail 70 be resumed
this morning. booming houses are
hsin9 watched and close tab bang
ksps on former friends Of Beverly.
the King county convict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

Unequalled buyin g
power and a desire to
show only the very latest
Hats enable and COM
mand us to sell at this
low price.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

-e 9 Hl#E sa T#EEs Ir t-lhahHI- l4U..J-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31
PREDICT ENGLAND
 ALWAYS REMAIN WET

The thought of prohibition is being pushed aside by all English people, including the ministers, according to a letter written by Eugene H. Steven son, an Arkansas Rhodes student at Oxford University. Such agitations as the blue Sunday movement in America are hailed by Englishmen as a blow a9ainst prohibition, MT Stevenson says.
 1tmelleaas as azfead quite ofsaa ae Themselves aa4 #iIl eVer -a acH7 his - ~ aUzual.v tue answer E that England will even
 aa'3v ao dry i" eha 9raHual proce of 'm.#.ns 5be amount aaj stre6r-h If the liquor ssId. Ie is 2 very rare thing. thougb. to hear an Enelishmaa prophecy prohi5itlon-many of them
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31
MAKE WAR
 ON MAYOR THOMPSON
lBy United Pros


 Chicago, Dee. 31.-Though Mayor William Hale Thompson term does not expire for more than two years, Democrats claim they have discovered a flaw in the law whereby a four year mayoraHty term was authorized which would end Thompson's term next spring and force a new election.
 As a result of the discovery the Democrats are considering a plan whereby they would institute court proceeding in an effort to force the Chicago board of elections to call a mayorality election.
 Democrats see in this hope of landing the prize for themselves, be- cause of a split in Republican ranks. They have already started grooming candidates and there is strong movement to stake a "come back" for Garter II. Harrison, several times mayor of Chicago.
 Should the Democrats be success ful in upsettine the law on terms of mayors it would mean that mayorali- ty elections would have to be held in number of Illinois cities.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

S. A. Spears Plaintiff
 The unknown heirs at law of George White,
 deceasad. the un uowu heirs at law of James
 A Davis, deceased. W. T. Castleberry, Ida
 Castleaetry, D. l.. Tucker, NJ. A Tucker
 C.. C Roberts Ellen Roberts. M. W. Beck
 eft, Hattie r aH Eecaett, Mary E. BreauT,
 Harry AiActo, J. F.. Ifutou, I.u.ar Flnton
 J. D. I.rec and the Commission of state
 Lands, Wm. B. Cwla, Defendants.
 Notice Is hereby given that tefe has been filed m my office as Clerk of the Faulkner ChauccV Court u petition for the coHhrma- t.a of thc title 10 fine
 South Half If tu. Southeast Quarter of Sec Uon Thiry-Iwn t@2J, m Township Egnt ta) North oi the Base Line, m Ranre Thirteen GD West If the Fifth Priac.pa. Norjdion, containing E.rhty tD acfoT more or less a SO the following described ttact of ,alde toe t,. EcV.nuing at the Southeast Corner of the seuthvest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter at Section Ten N0), in Township Seven lD Earth of the Base Line, in Range Thirteen Ta) West of the Fifth Hrncipa Meridian, and running thence North Seyeniy-EvHt Ca) rods; thence running West Eighty CJ) rods thence South Fifly-rhree t53) rods and Six nnd Ore-Haf t6 l-2) Feet: thence running East SiE 60 rods and Two and Onc-laf e l-2J feet thence South Twenly-Four t24) rods and Ten CO feet; thence running East Seycnty-Three C73) rods and Fourteen GD feet to the point of beginning, containing Thjrty-Six (3G) acres, more or less; also the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, except One tIJ acre Tn q square ll the NbIti- east Corner thereof of Section Ten G0l, in Township Seven CD North of the Base Line. in Range Thirteen C3) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, containing Thirty-Nine t39) acres. more or less and containing in the aggregate One Hundred and Fifty-Five G55) acres, more or less, in Faulkner Coun- ty, Arkansas
 And the quetng of the title to the same in & A. Spears, plaintiff herein. The unknown heirs at law of George White. deceased, the unknown heirs at law of James A Davis, deceased, w. T. Castleberry, Ida Castleberry D L. Tucker, M. A. Tucker, G, c. Roberts Ellen Roberts, M w. Beckett. Matte Pear Beckett. Mary F. Breaux. Harry Alberto, ] F. Finton Lular Finton, J. D. Office and the Commissioner of State Lands Wm R. Ower and any and an other persons claiming said lands or any interest therein arc hereby warn ed to appear in the Faulkner Chaucery Court on the sth day of February, 1921 and show cause why said title to the said lands should not be confirmed in said A. Spears, and the deeds a'lcped to have heon lost or de stroyed established and restored.
 Witness my hand as Clerk of the Faulkner Chancery Court and the seal thereon this 15tf day of December, 1920.
 i fScaD w. F. WHIDDON, Chancery Clerk lSwGt By J. F. Woford D C.
 George r Hartje Solicitor for Plaintiff.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

The features of this girl portray the finest type of Polish childhood that now lies eusulfed in hunger and dis ease and all their attendant miserjes Relief already administered by Amer. lea has preserved her beauty and freshness, albeit her eyes betray the suffering she has seen, but literally millions in her own and adjacent coun. tries still have no one to look to but America as another winter of horror closes In upon them. To the end that their prayer may not go unanswered eight leading American relief organIza- tlons have banded together In a Joint appeal in behalf of Europe's suffering children. They are the American Re lief Administration, the American Red Cross, the American Friends Relief Committee (Quakers) the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the Federal Churches of Christ in America, the Knights of Columbus, the Y. M. c, 4. and the ', ". c, A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31
PLIGHT OF EUROPE'S
 CHILDREN STACCERS
3,500,000 Facing Starvation Can Only Be Saved by America's
 Response to Joint Appeal.

1 It is utterly impossible for one who has not actually seen the misery of the early Autumn in Europe to visual lze what the children of the Eastern and Central portions of the continent face this winter. To say that 3,5OO,O GOO children have no alternative to starya. tion or death from disease except American aid, Is startling. but independ- ent observers by the score and care full scientific surveys of the economic nnd crop conditions overseas brand the figure as conservative.
 In Poland. for instance, vtere 1,8OS,- GOO youngsters last year subsisted al- most entirely on the one free Ameri- can meal day that they received, con- ditions as winter closes down, arc worse than ever before. The Bolshe- vik invasion stripped large D ,rtlons of the country of all grain. Professor k. D. Durand, Food Advisor to the Polish government, after an exhaustive survey, has reported that only forty per cent Is available of the food neces- sary to carry the population through the winter.
 In the city of Vienna tests conducted In the American Relief Administration food kitchens showed that 52 per cent of the children between the ages of 8 and II were seriously under-nourfsb- ed. Thlrty-three per cent were mark ediE uHder-neurshed II pel cent were slell.I sabaormui and ouly per cent #HIeHas. ct He stafe 0f a normal AHes.ea ea.d. The Amer au Relief A#H-s.ss. is fee. as s.5l.# #sa a....#ea eear5 #a#4. H...#
 ae ss au# chance ol l0#alaua le aa a-a Hea Ha8es..
 4 .a.e at tse medical .gsfs
 l#s o#..#..a s r .a- ra..r= a.ua.es eeeeat.# H.#. ..f......
 eHa l4l Grass e to iI~ef- f#f l.sa#r4, service in the ae.tita.e aess this 4sa- s4r incIuta: O'a AI3tria= =IIs!. sary. TO eco; new Poland 1,5e9tyO; C2eebo. %!ovakta, 235goo; Serbia. 10000. and Roumania, 100000 In the iseal year of i5l9-20 the Red Cross has reached with the vcritable gift of life 100000 children in the affected areas. Tuber- cuIosis Is prevalent to a terrific degree Five children out of seven ir the city of Warsaw, for instance, have been found to be trbercular. Iyphus h widespread; rickets, the right hand of under-n punishment Is almost Universal and cholera lifts its grim head con stantly in one place and another.
 The European Relief Council. com. prising the American Relief AdmiDis- tration, the American Red Cross the American Frierds' Service Committee (Quakers), the Jewish Joint Dlstribu. ton O. mmtttee, the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in A.neri- ca, the Knights of Columbus. the Y. NJ. c. A and the Y. W. c. A., seeks S33.- 0OO,0CO with which to meet the s.tua. tion. It has estimated that at least S23, ,OO0,O 900 must be had for food and SlO,oOo,0O0 foc medical service to avert absolute disaster amor 2 the threa .ened children. Checks may be sent to your local committee or to Franklin K. Lane. treasurer European Relief Council, A Broadway, New York, or to the Child Feeding Fund. Li,e-A-y Digest, New York City.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

even in the church are rabidly op- posed to it. The English church is historically opposed to any form of r. n and in this case, they are as usual lined up on the side of the existing system. Occasionally one hears a word from the pulpit in favor of prohibition, but it is far more com- mon to hear the reverse"
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

Three and half million children pnched these kitchens a mean life to them In the winters the Armice
 
 eheadh healed well fed through organizations combined starvation and the diseases that
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

Council $33OO0O0 Christmas has been formed for the of throwing the entire  children this
 
 
  Red
  the Churches of Christ in Anec the Knights Columbus knd '.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31
REVIVAL TO BEGIN.

Rav. ]. n Kelley will open a one week revival meeting at Salem Meth aais- church, two miles west of Con- NaE, on next sunday Beginning wi5a Monday he will be assisted by Fer. E. z Horehead of Conway and Roy. j. T.. saelhE of Vilonia.
 Richard oGatt of For8yce is the @aest of friends in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

 H mat taa s4.a.a.-. if Faulkner g..a- s-'. -4-aaa.a=e.-. aa= l-= .petez places 84. ou taf Ga=s ...zd ta e.lleel personal and reatty s.4s, aud at=o tae Iu.l taN for the Conway ! '-aHl.s G,lla> a>s--j.Hll,=e1s and the Conway Iaatm H4EaHas Improvement Districts: Hardin iownshiI-G -Gfeeuurier, Monday, Jan uart T, 1921.
 California Tovnshp-Guy Tuesday. Janu- any 25. and until noon of Wednesday, the 26th day, January 27
 Union To,enship-Bono, Friday, January 2s. Clifton Township-Wooster. Saturday, Jan uary %.
 Enola Township-Enola, Monday January 3l.
 Mt. Vernon Township-Mt. Vernon. Tues day. February l.
 Mountain Township-Beckett Schoolhouse, Wednesday, February ?.
 Benton Township-Enders, Thursday Feb ruary 3.
 Matthews Townshp-Ingram Springs, Fri day February i.
 East Fork Township-Lnder, Saturday, Feb ruary 5.
 Harve Township-H Holland, Monday. Febru- ary [.
 Newton Township-Naylor, Tuesday, Feb Bristol Township-Bristol. Wednesday. Feb ruary g.
 Cypress Township-Cypress Valley Church Thursday, February 10: at Vilonia. Friday, February II. until D. Paarm Township-Rocky Point, Monday February IA
 Wilson Township-Bridge Creek Schoolhouse. Tuesday, February IS; at Cato, Wednesday, February Is, until noon.
 Pierce Creek Township-Chadwick. Thurs day, February i7
 Danley Township-Mayiower Friday. Feb ruary 1s.
 Benedict Township-Providence. Saturday. February l9
 Pine Mountain Township-Barney School house, Monday, February 2l. Eagle Township-Rodens Mill, Tuesday February 9.
 Cadron Township-Conway. First Ward, February 23 Third Ward, February 24 and Second Ward at Courthouse. from February 25 until April 10.
 (wtf w M BRADY, Sheriff and Ex-Ofcio Collector of Faulkner
 CnuntH. Artansas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CONFIRMA-
 TION OF TITLE AND WARNING ORDER.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Conway of Conway, Ar kansas, will be held in it's directors room, Conway, Arkansas, on the 11th day of January, 1921, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock ?. m., for the purpose of electing a board Of directors for the ensuing Eaan an5 the transaction of such othl business that mag come before such
 
 lo P. 5l-at.
 0H.e E. Cashier,
 57glt#Z
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

Your County Court will hx the County tale definitely
will then be liked the Your County
should be reduced by County Court exactly the
that the The work OF the State Board
your County One Dollar lh. being
sued that be definitely assured that the will
be reduced as the . increased
You viii understand tina, gong do all power
personal property the book and making
the property all corporations We know
OF classes will be
TO illustrate have proof Office hxins
valuation the property OF OF $s3ooo
assessed 1919 about $2750Ol about Is o value
We vaung the o another which
assessed 1919 $o000 This has already consented
OO0O We have consented this
Tor believe tina, completed proof will show that
The home OF County have been
aging practically oil the OF these gigantic
We gong give you deal and you should no, be
disturbed by OF the by false
about 1t. eject
Yours very truly.
A V. LOuTHAN
Chiei Tax Stst,sticlan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
.eATTlEsalP TENNESSEE
TESTIMONIAL WEEK

For the purpose u raising . taaA
oi estwesn 81 0SN and SSS. .o00 I'd
.uake the superdrvadnousA, T~na-s
essse manned by Tsanssseans. tAs
,tappie+t ship ia the navy, Cor.
A. h Roberts has issued 4 prcciA,
nation Getting aside the we~k al
Feb, 2-s. laelasivc, ~ the Rattle.
ship Tennessee Testimonial Week
The fund which the people al tho
state are ssA~d 10 raised will be In.
vested 10 lsans~s~x bond. and the
income from il will he used % ~.
tabAsh Tennessee Day Oh hoa.i
shln. sn ucr4sinn sh.eh slll hslas
The boys urstvs IN their he ales than
snythtue else exc~p, pessoaai siss
"a ~ lass sl!ats. pria.es y ihoee nem'
bvTs " ,he crew ~ina.ns appoint
m~ai ~ .ht nsesl academy tned
ais Tor ,las hest dis,+tn IN athletics:
=~.td. tut the beet hosss rfe~ VI
.he ship aud tof The division that
shows up best 10 t.,ufning prompt,
iy al expiration oi leave. vsa. Capt,
X. Ii Leigh, ia commsnd Ut the
Tennessee. will disbavs the funds
AZ be- rees III. ios ,hv use aud ENJOY.
men, al the men on board,
A. the Tennessee thp tines, ship
ever built by any navy IN any age.
i. 10 be mann-d BY men from
Tennessee, it IL believed hv Gov
Roberts that no more fitting re-
membranes could be given 10 the
big ship than an endo~ment which
will bring cheer 10 the Tennesscsns
on board
The following state organisation
will handle the solicitation " funds
Tor the endowment,
Gov A. II. Roberts, state chair
man, c 7 J Mooney Memphis.
vice chsuman Tor West Tenn, ~s~e,
Edgar N. Foster. Nashville, vice
chairman Tor Middle Tennessee,
Thomas X Preston, Chattanooga.
viceohstfmsn 10, East rsun. Vernon
Tapper. Nashville, aa,s campaign
director, r Graham Hall. Nashville,
treasurer. Mrs. ssm II. Phillps,
Memphis. campaign director Tor
IVES, Tsnnsssee; Charles Barham.
Nashville. campslsu director ios
Observation-Disclosures. Ely, Chaplin .Jr.
Chattanooga. campaign director Tor
Chsaanooss division, lverson l.
Graves. Knoxville. campaign direc.
ter for Knoxville division, George
r. Woff1rd, Johnson. City. cam.
pAign director sor Johnson City di.
kl&a1n &'4sG .,s..a"a Z. 4.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

FOR SALE Durpc SOW With ~lx
pigs three months old Sow IL
months old. purchased these
Durocs irom Wyatt Jones, Jr. ot
Macon. Miss Thi. all, was bred
10 Col 7 u. James 80 uO inter.
national grand champion boar
Here ls a chance iat YOU to secdre
some oi The 6neet blood Tint exists
IN the Duroc family would not
sci them, tut ~ AN no longer al.
lowed TO keep them IN the city am
forced 10 10 80. Viii cell the bunch
ior s2sb or will sell the piss for $50
esoh Papers furnished
NJ NJ. BrTTREi Dickson,
WASTED-To hire ot share crop
20 farm wlth house and furnishings
A y Scott Dics.on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
Mr.. Ollie Bush Dead.

News has been received here Of
the death ot Ollie Bush. son OF Nj
aud Mrs. J. J busn. he having died
Wednesday. Isnusrv ~, Of IN
aaenrs, at their home in Eupo.ium
ksnsss Owiag 10 the fact ,hs. all
oi the family except t~o, Mary snd
Tom, have the urUenaa. ,t- re-
mains ~iii Dot he hrnush, back
here 10 their oti home tn, inter.
meni