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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15

NJ. uSsbt.b.
department of the Interior.
Us. Land Office ut Baton Rouge. Lii.
December -. 1919.
Proof made under Act of June i. 1?l:.l
NurICE is hereby given that Sam W. Ma
lone. of II. +. Il. No. >. Plain Dealing. La.
who. on May 20. 1917, made Homestead
Entry. No. OS:'ti1. for the northwest quarter
of southwest quarter Of sec ton Is. town.
ship %. north. range -. west. Louisiana
Meridian. has filed. notice of intention to
MAKE threc-year proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
Clerk Of Court. mt Benton. La. on the 18th
day Of February. 1920.
Claimant names us witnesses: q. 4.
l.. F. Bogss. all OF Plain Dealing. La.
Il. +. ID. No.
ED. GrAxELLox1. Register.
January 8. 1920. (fcb3l
HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. OSOS...
Department of the Interior.
Us Land Office mt Baton Rouge. La.
-.s. december -. 1919.
Proof made under Act Of June q, 131..l
NnrlcE is hereby given that John L. Shell
ton. Of Sarcpta, La. who. on September 2G.
1916. made Homestead Entry. No. OS''S2.
for the east half Of southwest quarter Of
section 10. township -. north. range IL.
west. Louisiana Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make thrre-yrar proof, to
establish ciafthE 10 the land above described.
before the Clerk Of Court. ut Benton. La.
on the 18th day of February. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Wilson
covington. W. ". Allen. q +. Rodgers and
Il. {. Wright. : all Of Plain Dealing, La,
X. +. ID. No. g..
f. u. GIANELLoSI, Register.
January $. 1920. Ifeb5l
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15

The farmers of BOSSier Parish will
have to organize to protect their i'll
tereStS IN all matters from the market
ing of sweet potatoes to the appOrtiOn-
ing Of an acreage for cotton. 1t Is the
unOrganized Glasses who generally pay
the taxes to the Government and the
profits to iniGdleHlell.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15
PROPOSALS. FOR GRADING.

PROPOSALS will BE- received by the under
signed committee on Saturday. January ~.
1920. for the. grading Of approximately
seven or seven and onc-half miles Of the
Benton Arkans:ls Highway also. for the
installation Of the culverts and building of
the necessary bridges.
Proposals will be accepted for each mile
or fraction thereof. Bond for ; per cent OF
the bid to accompany Zach bid.
Plans and specifications may be seen ut
the Office of NJ. =. Bolingrr. Plain Dealing
The committee reserves the right to re-
jcct any or all bids.
]. r. MANY.
NJ. :. BOLIN;ER.
n. W. SENTELL, Committee.
December Is. 1919. liam 22I
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15
Oak Hill Happenings.

Tuesday. Jan. ia little SHOW fell
here the other day. but it Is warmer
and more inviting outside at present.
Mrs. Mack Malone. visited Mrs. John
Seward Sunday.
Mrs. r. q. Ward visited Mrs. W. C..
Ship last Tuesday.
Mrs. Malott. of Texas. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Il. Il. Wise.
Mrs. Il. w. Smith visited Mrs. W. l..
Ward one day last week.
Mr.. Jesse CaSon spent last Saturday
very pleasantly i'll Plain Dealing.
Mrs. T.. \. Seward spent last Satur-
day night and Sunday ut Mrs. Willie
Stewards.
Mrs. Willie Ship and Miss I.easy
Seward visited Mrs. Jim Simnls last
Thursday.
Our new school building is not COM
pleted yet. Guess it will I've by 1921.
All Of us hope SO.
Mrs. Il. \. Seward and daughter,
I.eaSy. visited at the home Of Mrs.
". {. Shipp last Monday.
Friends visited Mrs. l.. q. Shipp last
Sunday night. Every one spoke Of a
nice time. Those present We're Miss
l.eaSy Seward and Mr.. Willie Gray
Mr.. George Seward Miss Seleter Ship
and Miss Georgia Mae Wise.
Mr.. George Seward. Of the Homer
oil field. visited home last week. Al
We're glad to see him-eSpecially his
Sister LeaSy. blue EYES.
1t will only cost you 81 to have thu
Banner mailed whole year to that alb
sent relative. Through its columns III
would hear from YOU occasionally an(
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15

The face of the earth is literally
scouting wealth in the oil fields Of
Northwest Louisiana. and it Is yet but
Il new field.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15

IL YOU have something ON Your farm
You would like to convert into money
advertise II in the BANNER.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15

When you can make Q
better seed bed simply by
using a disc harrow that
does better work, pulls
lighter, and lasts longer,
why not do it, We can
show you just such an inn
plement-one that can be
adjusted instantly to PEN
citrate and pulverize the soil
thoroughly its entire width
in dead burrows, hard and
soft ground, and over ridges,
as well as on level land.
Next Saturday, or the
first time you are in town,
drop in ard look at the
John Deere Model b" Disc
Harrow which we have
set up. Get on the seat and
operate the levers. Notice
that there is a lever for
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15
ESTltAY SALE,

ESTRAS SALE.
ESTEAYED bcforr l.. W. Hutchings, Justice
of the Peace. for Ward Two. Bossicr Far
ish. Louisiana. by W. NJ. Mccall. of Vance
Vile. La.. one light brown cow, about II
years old. marked crop and Ocyrbit and
undcrbit in right ear and underbit in left
ear. weight about 700 pounds. no other
marks brands: and. rs per order Of
said Court, this il to admOnish the owner
thereof to come forward. prove property.
pay costs and assume charge Of said an
imal. otherwise same will be- sold ut the
front gate Of said Justice on Saturday.
February y. 1920. at II O'clock am. to
tn" last and highest bidder. in accordance
with law. t'HAS SMITH. Constable.
January -. 1920. feb 1911
STRAY SALE.
ESTEAyED before T. NJ. Elston, Justice OF
Peace for Ward Six, Bossicr Parish. Louis
lana, by June Minis. who lives about eight
miles south of Hau.htOn, La. one black
brown horse MULE. which came to his
place thirty days ago, described follows
Eight or ten years old. branded J on fore
shoulder. weight about 800 pounds.
The owner istrcqursted to come forward
prove property and pay charges. or the said
mule will be- sold according to law, between
the legal hours. of sale, on saturday. Jan
| uary -, 1920. !. W. ONEAL.
Constable. Ward Six. Bossicr Parish
December Is. 1919. liam ool
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15
A Well Prepared Seed Bed
Produces Bigger Crops ,

angling each gang backward
or forward so as to make
the pu.. on the horses just
right when part Of the har-
row is working in soft
ground and part in hard
ground.
And remember to ask Us
about the third lever. That
Is the feature you win
appreciate because it en-
ab,es you to raise or lower
the inner ends Of both gangs
50 as to make the harrow
penetrate at the same depth
its entire width in dead
burrows or over ridges
We want you to notice
also the neat, substantial
construction of this harrow.
You will readily understand
why it lasts longer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15

1t will only cost you 81 to have the
Banner mailed whole year to that alb
sent relative. Through its columns he
would hear from you occasionally and
many Of his other old HOSSier friends.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15
ESTR.AY SALE,

December Is. 1919. feb 12l
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-15
HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. OS:;65.

December Is. 1919. feb 12]
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
PROHIBITION lAW
HELD TO BE. VALID
sttFHEME COURT savs cowcTEss
MAC sicHr TO pEcIAaE sAIE
or ALCOHOL UNLAWFUL
OPINION Is NOT UNANIMOUS
-Four Judges O5sssns FFagn Majority
0pssien no Prepared Ry Assessats
Justice RYandsss-~s asnt ksops
left Fer "wstA"

Washington BY majority OF ons
vote tae supreme court Upheld tas
right 81 congress TO eeftAs Intoxicating
! liquors. insofar ~ applied TO wartime
prohibition.
| In q tour 10 five opinion. rsa'aares
! by Associate Justice Rranasss. ths
court sustained the caaaiitaiioEsliiy
OF provisions In tse yeastesd prohi
hisloa enforcement act prohibiting tae
manufacture and sale o. beverages
eoutaiaing one half o. ona PEI e=ns
or more III alcohol Associate Justices
DAY, Van n@Yaatsr. MeEaynoldS and
CLARK al&eeEted,
Validity az the federal prohibitions
constitutional amendment ard per.
A.saps "a. Lbs Eoaxf.aaa MIA asfsst4ng IA
enforcement was NOT Involved IN the
proceedings, bat tbs opinion s&s ~
garded as 20 sweeping rs to lsaSe it
t,a hope among "weG" sdherents
Wayne H. Wheeler. general counsel
for the Ansi Saiaoa League Of America
balled Il as sweeping victory and
IN a statement he said tha OILY proht
bitton question left open by the court
tow ss whether the 18th amendment
Is Of nature that can be consldered
IA federal amendment and whether
Il was properly adopted
In rendering the upiaion the court
sustained federal court DEGREES dis
missing INJUNCTION proceedings to en-
jnin federal authorities FROM prevent
lnE Jacob Rupert. New YORK brew
ar, from manufacturing beer contain
ing In excess ot uae half NJ oae per
erut, hut which la alleged wAs ron
Intoxicating
The vets" however. received IA
lrief tly az hope when shortly after
aAffs Associate Justice Hay In An
unanimous opin on. sustained tho dts
missa NJ indictments hfpBgAs under
tls war time prohibition at against
shs Standard ByasuFy nj heI,mage
and the Amer. ah brewing Company
* New Orleans Tor msgeEaetuFinr
2 Is beer before the Easstsaa set was
passed Ia sustAin'ss tuis action, the
court bald that congress has the right
"a determine what Is intoxicating aev.
sYages haf In view OF the fact thu
yeideaa AT had not We, hesH passed
ina lutacture II law alcehouc haer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
SHERMAN FILES A PROTEST
prcsl dent tinted States Nctxira Su
reau Opposes Aeaiitiae Of
the Bureau

WaEhjnstnn II. X SaerTa@. pres'
telt ~ the United States Housing Cnr
parnttoa, has written 10 Chairman For
NAiA nt tAe Ssnatr committee On pub
NJ buildings ARA sfcan6s protesting
Nanet rAe pending hili 20 sna'Sta ifa
ar'ately THE h9nSiag corporation Mr.
HsFwH oppressed ghe te MI 'st3t VIC
gefH@raH~ haa1a NJ permitted "
rfoaf WITH tar sale ri sust@g PRIV
ve's sa That q NIss "a iure 10 issG
'9ru ~Sc re Rtttlf~ ia as orderly
msanrf ~ .'s sar ssssNrs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
EARTHQUAKE CAUSE
Of MANY DEATHS
THREE MEXICAN CITIES Are o.
sraoYEp AND orAaas
HADIY DAMAGED.
1000 DEAD I'M SINGLE CITY
An Ensiru Garrison Either Killed cf
iniufsa--s4ssrtlsss CvtEa~s Add
Terror 10 reyrlbs sgtaa~
ton By L0otlnG.

Mexico City ,-~tgouxstlan was do
asscysa by Saturdays earthquake, with
1000 casualties. including more than
LEGO dead. according 10 official re-
ports given out hers by presidential
military headquarters. srom adEiess
received itom officers In tae Vera
Gres center OF disturbance.
Ths entire garrison al Teoeolo
was Killed or tnlared The dead nani'
tered 30 and this injured 3d.
Virtually all the ruads iG .h@ sar'
rounding district we're flooded or do.
storyed, according to reports.
IArae hundred dH41 ara reported
ss~fsaFrhnaa Graade. near cautAelaa.
THIS sater teisl al Port haFFaaea
/, Gri A@aa tgAe XII is,GtEe4 ,...,s ~, a t,.,,,.
A detachment VI soldiers haa been
Esat from HaEtaaen 10 6urY the vic.
time
Another Incident os tragic interest
u ths story that comes fgom San juan
Cosmatupse, where II II said outlaws
f8ltled the ruins VI thg town, driving
tie survivors Of the earthquake into
the fields and lunklra, C0sautlau. q
Village Of $500 residents. waa left
with only tWo build'ags intact An
uneountet number OF victims Ii still
haasath the ruins
The three towns were apparently
close 10 fha exact Ceptor ~ thu earth.
quake area whirh extended about 80
miiea on the eastern slppe ~ the vol.
tauo ~ tiriEaha psath came nat caiy
tram eramNIhR homea anii churches
hut from floods In alberto peaceful
streams wA1gh Nete a~ollaH BY black
s0tuharms waters, whieh swept
vtaekai settlement alaue their hanks
tFa~aias ttv injured aHd carrying
ssefes 81 tedleW down stream tneatric
nhiy mtyeI wifh nplootFd trees, dead
cattle ant other deh,ia From a polat
IN fhr Asy}eaa Railway. known a.
Tuente Nactiorh hodIrs " men. w0m
"a aed 'heArea hava been aera float.
ieR downstream with no chance Of
ea3as recovered OF identified or even
eMated
San Freneisro ~ bodies have
teea t5k"n from stream and = call
faI Frsah water has tsea seat ,o Vera
Ct1'r R'Heaua4a also reports the re
soYeFy ~ a'@n, arotc et haiiea
While residents ~ san Francisco do
rr1a% or t~y t8ktvr sIciims from
s'ream wHrh pa~wes through the VII
iaFe Here also iacye j lear ~ pea
tltaars
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
SOUGHT CONTROL
OF LABOR UNIONS
COMMUNISTS PLANNED TO "soRE
ri. from AaTtstA.s., AesA4hsI ,...,l
GOVERNMENT.
NEARLY $500 IN CUSTODY
Manifesto issued Urges Reputation Of
A. y. OF l.. ard SEEKS to "Ressla-
sioniEs the Trades unlons"
a. New Conducted.

Washington. - plana Of the easagaa
DIST aad communist labor parties
against sapfa tae great raids by gos
eminent rgants are directed, ia gain
control Of all labor organizations As
toe means vt 'omeating revolution we're
revealed In documents made public by
this department Of Justice Assistant
Attorney t.t,rss:+fssas. saaryan made public
TIE docnmCn ts, which we're setfnd In
several citles, With the desire, he said.
that the American people wigh. learn
''he real purposes 81 tAese maaaglng
groups and the nature q the poison
they were spreading
TAr party rolls were saii 70 carry
the natnes u many persons we'll known
ia thsir respective communities aad
American cIinns Although t&ere Ia
no federal law under which The Ameri.
can communist car be deal. ~iia de-
paTtmcu, seents wero not overlooking
these. Their cases will be turned over
10 state governments,
Two huudres and eighty persons
arrested in Detroit werc added % the
lst of those taken into custody, which
Ia fast approaching a59a
Among lha1s arrested In Portland
w,.s Ntctcr Saul't. WHO attracted At
tan,iaa ny his activities A. aeleTata
~ me sagHa' convention nj the aou
rWnsat tabor party Tn chteare In
SPOKANE federal agents tnaG ia,e
,a4e%ss4s fatsg &e4iatvhas, shs eff.
tia'H sat. hal Ncon one ~ taa mesl
dangerous agi,ators e-th whom they
Aad 81 Acal liz the northwest
In ,ho.r Plan 10 "here from vitsiu
IN the asoT untaas as df$elosea in
'he manifesto 1na programme. the
l"a3crs e the communists ard eem
WGNisl labor parties os'ilasa tar Their
sahe~ep's las programme 10, iacilias
.,asQ.' a~gSiy smaR styGrs ard de
Sc.epme ~ q! these s'aall strtaes lrso
mass BcIiSn The plau - action was
stvtu In detail, from small strikes 20
minor mass strikes, fre@ mtaag nass
strikes to general STRIKES. ani frrn
EcHral strikcA to 'Ae dictatorship NJ
sAe groie'arsat taTcue revolution
nepariag tAs tread NJ aaiorssm, Ire
tns fpssn save
tn a'3er ariar'e~s vss ha sed 90
TIE cram divisions ot smaH Industry
Tae ameHs consisted pflm4ztY az
Skilled workers, eAose sill. IA tts4,t
" tarHi of property Tire W~ tons
se not organs NJ the m,staHt e1&ss
struggle NOV To-day, he a3elinaa;
usia~sm Is actually eu'wsfk ot
capitalism, merging II imperialism
scl se.oaiFns stsfs capitalism
The "r1ag'fsNto' adwoslsAes the
rA-tias followers that ,hey mas, A.
iirely srEasc IN tae struggle 10
rrvolatie0ire the trade gaiozs II
sdas taa, q. against the anionisn ni
N" American Federation II laecr
tNere IS heed .sr emphasis Of revnsa
tonsrY tulp.!cstinss AMI that
We rNcoSrirr that ,he American
Fcders'ioa of Lssrr ss reartinnaFy
AID the aalwsrk al capitalism
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
BIG APPROPRIATION ASKED
Ccnersn 10 Askea Fer LARGE sur, 70
be Uses In Tlah, AGA rss Ere,
rstex 81 Government.

WASHINGTON, determination IL tSe
Evyerament 10 carry on 80 the tin'sh
It's fight 10 rid the nation et comaiH
niss and ecsnmanss; isSag party mem
hers, meve than s,SeN VI whom noa
await deportation proceedings az the
rvsaH III the recent aattoa wsde raits,
WAS seen In the request transmitted
hv the Department AZ l.ahos 60 c,se
srrs. Tor new appropriations sSgrs,
eating si.iSe,eaa to We ased In the ea
fnreenens of laws against radicals AID
fer their deportation,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
CONV|CTS FORCED
TO SEE HANGING
SHERIFF AT CHICAGO MAKES A
IA. /. Cav @saaaaE .EARE alMEhT a..
IN PHYSIOLOGY,
PROTESTS ARE t'AAvAllING
officer cortsnded That Q SIGHT Of
Death TrspaIses ard Exeeution
Would Rave Saivtery e.
feet On cr4mlnstM
cclease--An experiment la psyeAoi

Ceieage--An experiment In psyehei
NY MAS tried At the county jasl, in the
sFlSxly dim hour Of dawn, when E9e
prisoners were forced ~ witness she
9sagiaE Of Rafgaelo narrage, convicted
murderer Hardened criminals ~,
;sStnd frem among other mus6eregs.
aad telaas wagsw enytat4aa IL net yet
1he ga,lcws-- we're placed In Ceiis, tier
IA tier %. which surrounded tae square
Ia siieh tbs scafseld haa acea erected
I; was the ceatsntloa az Shefitt
f'esers that the sight Of the grucsome
srapp;nss would have a Faosl salaiaty
ffess upon those In whose life might
oaso future temptations TO slay or TO
ah 81 10 burn
And 80 firmly TIE soertY believed
The efficacy et thA idea ira, he
aersiste3 In Ii, despite tbs feaaea Il
seF Lowasn that he abandon h.s
,llaA, and othet persona who though,
hs scAsme unnecessarily brutal
Accordingly the stage was set In
he deatA chamber, Outrage vas lea
'Qrta The eutet In the death tham
,er ne sne absolute fur yna,neaI
Teen the rVuea was slipped over the
ngrlerers head FrpB oae q: tLe
gAeF g.ers came ssfsaent tholl,
when 90 we eatt"
Tivy NY ter, caii Nv re'l ,he cry
,s.as iAAA2 Eg,. II ss.a7 aaas \ roar
aye stts4 the wafdans voices could
ct BE- beard.
The Trap was sfYqaS ngrrsec
lfurppi iNta The srAcc asaealh the
9s.ot8 iest
NAen 4o vs. eats sae BE rreaicm
: eriIt Peters Ltrf ltsuei state
sect answering er.itz She opposed
IS pet3oa The stsgcmea; ro&ss -
c.jaws
u H~y ep45Ieu the modern codil.ne
tgtuEa ny ve.lT"Nairr oes m!s
AIDED sy'p 2stheur tn Nr"ihaJ re
NHaayy sAt se.t Constituted otEaE'Es,
tNas "a o3e O.! the creates, causat e'
ts psasea' crime sage % this city.
E1 W iaser'etefce ~fth ,ht yiyvoas
nt1f1*mest "a the is~ h*s Destroyed
a 'esF III punishment "a cyy@nsls
tas eatri tH&i II IL VA EanfEr D
att geat 10 the further aam' sinr
4 crime M h~ iasagcera'ed Ia oar
aaa5 tatt,lgtlous A iarge nanSet ri
1siseeerE c9eniY y sras edge taat
sey prg.a prefer ~ W. tptarcrrais4
q BE cuBptY ja'i ~heve they are bet
e e., and where sa63tary conditions
re ar bet,er IAsa IA tSe.r Ordinary
sav,o~ aeuts
Ftr reiargsers Sfs Constantly al
eaest!nS shs adoption aad twacssoa,
Z avs wales are soY tss parp@ss o.
,i4sysssing the parssAasea, 81 ,hs
sIn;nsl sarrett NJ and hssinx eatire
tgss: II the pr0'ecisan that the lsw
ai4ias and r~seeAal~ ciilgen ia 20.
tiled ~ IS against ,hes~ haEAa para
aiteS
Gs c@eaalf ri the ererry n5r
pert tn Eynpathv cn msrSertrs and
tfnf1ais v@ai5 ~ devoted IN the
antilles NJ ~ 2+rii-rs aaS thr ssa@
ait To A~ingiax 10 lastEca the hcaiEs
$40 bare hps,et nat tbs lives az lsv
a8dszg ard gsAcsfga cfs'rkHs an
srssrsd forever the ltSes ~ ethsrs
his wcu!d 70 AaTe,sg nd safer
scrta 70 live tr."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

"ssN.rs'go i easrs trade WITH
GermAa' ~as shaws N tba NNverl ae-
report assured tessy BY tes leptrvyuaai
NJ Commer,e 'uHorts tr1 Eefmauv
n Noveuhef 'afsa%8 <34sN5}a. cen,
parvd wtth Se&5rk@S u Oytosr, and
Spavts to,a3ea S@9.attita, aSa.rs; So,
eS2.S2i.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
invest cate reeN Nsers

Washington fees5i 4. irs~s,irat!ae
~ necessity ~ construction - large
dry dess az Ire Caar.assas. 5. G.,
assy ward SscTttsrv DAais,s was
asked 10 ssSpead WAX ~ TIE ?~-seet
,eY gessei Al two weess IN rsScig
tysn sts2tes ey TIE senate naral ecr
Sistse.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
SHE THOUGHT DRESS
WOULD LOOK DYED
Hut "Ois~esd Dyes Tursea Nsr
Fades. Old, Shabby Apparel
Int New.

Don't VERY ahout Perfect rw#uiis.
rsa "pistaohd Dyes" guaranteed ID
giye n ispw. rich, fatisless rulaf 20 any
fabric. whether II he wool. SILK liaen.
coiiea or mixed goods. r--sireasex.
blouscs, stockings. skirts. shiideeh's
coats feathers. drapefies. coverings
everything
The rirc~'ioa hook with eseh naes.
age tells hos to diamond ay~ over say
colct.
To match nay material. have dealer
shnw you 'Dsasnsa,d pye" tolof Card.
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Washing en 49, rysar moHths at Ha
aeaSer and drfIl in snashesn sat-rs. 10
*@%a tAe SHIPS az fighting pitch ard
'rA.s the great nRaaner u vsergt.s
constitutes tie .prrgramnae for the
t-7sdaoaFA,s .dcsruyr1s aad saaws
1855 ~ 'ae A;lkatir t5sss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Mex Yes Visitor l. Es-ssr. repre-
sentative elect :rcvs ise Fsra R-fser-
Sin d!S.rct Nsszste,: e 8. a2.lit IRE o.
Attest '.s@S sS:.s l'sts segs "a; -
you'd carry the ~ laAss fas s.sAe.
10 congress CT ~ prsa=
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND


This samseas fel~vvs al rheumatic
aches safcness, sissassA rAeassst
sFrxfas nenEalEir yasnA and mnst
other external twinses that hunsanssy
saaess ssoaa, enlast ~ CREST sales he~
caass Il practically never ialss 10 bssnE
sp~essy. comforting sess~s.
Always Tvaay srr use. N takes sitsTa
10 fsmstssts wstAe.s sseasay ard pro-
dnce rwsaliA Cieaa, reirvaAmg. Al
all dsuw ssesssL sse. M. STA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
E5l6liE
rrsss cMa.ae,

"in the ola days y ,naa had IN -
engaged h~t,lrw he sentur~-d to adslfcHs
lady ny her FIRST naSss--
~Wrslr'
"ilut NOW Frequently Ftsl H~srr
kne~s the rhep,ae's last nama uatii
they Apply sw the lieenss,"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Wash5aS2un S9rseoa General El1e
announced, IN aaswar 80 naay iseasr
he's, tat al restrictions on travel -.
s~ue sass ccgntry and Gaia. Mad been
Lifted by the raslic health service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

New York Celealsiag Disabled
American tsshtiss aaea iasa Industrial
EveapS WAS arsea ay government csfs-
eis's. Business men and clergy who al.
tended lasehes,a al the Carry On As.
s,s>tssi,As a. the Rs-ksrSA ftsb here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

WaSh.~ Etoa -~ Te:tA:fvs p-S2si sor ths
eseleegaset OK passenger service frou
aAesfis cess; ports Sasl'aed ~ CAstF
san Payrs o. shs s2lsplnE Saars cal
81 esi2 sllsam~at C, tAree lsnss Ties
~ he to 1sBAa. Chisa ard tho Fasl
altaak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
FIRST nasrtss

faaas. Arsf TIE SUE tsiInss to s4,rs
~ NaEaa SATURDAY. for II, FIRST time
he AZ years hccordtae r. -e-soza VIC
have iivea here that scaS. Raia fell
lArcaxAcgt The Sar.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Paris ---Iaa - vas stxsd ~ sae aa'~
Tor the sleSftoH VI . sresst-at az the
YrsacA repaaase by the Frsacs caanes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
GOLD MEDAL.
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TIA ws@lAx sa&nA.sa s~ssaaas tna Ssan<7.
Awss, sasaa&s &rA assS ~<aa wAAea~&
Fs1ues %AmeN lGsA TsS~ ssxss&asy s@#i
k@~e is eec<a A&sitA In sAFss sassA A.
aEnxgsaA uaAssasss& ~ sseFsssma~A
k~sA a. a. ss&~s Geld hs~AA - ss~y m
snA sses<s ~ AstsS&1sA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Many man Ytsaf hatcher Ills gram
mar gnd vi, the Nanso t,lae gei bis
checks cWsilrd MI ihn haaks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

BRADY ists wAs 6ss%NfA a&NFy1SF
Cs,SftsscepEa TIE CnAtfsa oTs
Manufacturers assoc tstios. realizing
I. ~ sAie. that the aay 81 he waxe SIS
terra to srttfrFsx rs fast IN ,hA ssHe
has go sscet 20 fiR4 aozss method sy
WISH the tnefF!assl sorker can par
tlsfpsse ia TIE pret.ty Of TIE SsssssYy
NasaV5Iss. William s~sErrs- o.
Cs~sErrisse- Tean aAa q o. Mitchell.
= former r~sa6sst 81 tinssevtGe ars
sesre Aslt al 81, fehn, -ka-. o.
charges 80 coazartscr villa tSs recent
ssnaas patga to prevas, Earning
II wheat feds