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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
SPORTS
Basket Ball Series to
Be Started Next Week

With five teams in a senior league
and eight in a junior basket ball cham
pionships' series will be started a
week from today, November 10. Games
VIII be played in the Territorial Build
ing at Kahului, Wailuku Gym and La
haina Armory.
The schedule is being arranged by
Messrs. Lewis, Puck, Humpries, Bro.
stephen, Mcdonald; these to work out
certain rules of the game and the
standard OF play. Mr.. L. c. Lewis, M.
c. L. Bowkcr, Mr.. McCluskey and Mr..
NJ, wara chosen as referees and UNI
pires, Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Bowker be-
ing the regular officials, while the
names of McCluskey and Moir were
chosen tentatively. Mr.. w. F. Crockett
Jr., is to be scorer.
The teams for the senior league ar
Maui Drug Co; Waikiki Athletic
Club; Lahaina Athletic Club; Wailuku
Sugar Co; Puunene-Kahului team.
The junior teams entered are Wal
luku Athletic Club; Maui High; Laha-
ina Athletic Club; the Alerts, the La
hainaluna School; Kahului Juniors:
Amateur Athletic Club, the Puunene
Juniors.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
On The Other Islands

Oahu Sugar Company. 1t is said the
cause was that the three circulated
a petition that in lieu of the bonu
scale recently adopted skilled tabor
employees should receive a bonus of so
per cent on their salaries. II is also
said that being higher ups ALI the
skilled employees approached by them
signed.
Will Double Capital.-Stockholders
o. Cation, Neill G. Company last week
voted TO increase the capital stock of
the company from $625,000 to $780,
900, the proceeds being used to take
care of the branch foundry which the
company will open in the Philippines.
Trans-Paclfic Flight-David r. Da-
Wis of the Davis Douglas Company,
Los Angeles, informed the Hawaii
Tourist Bureau shortly before his de
parture for the mainland that some
time next summer he expects to make
a nonstop airplane flight from Homo
lulu to Los Angeles.
Waikiki Dredeing.-Work in the
Waikiki district is to be started i'm
lltuldNtlG W NV ohOiAOlI NhNNotA IN
bingham. which was moved today from
the Kewalo basin. 1t will dredge in
front of the public baths and be used
the polo field. where there is a swami
py section.
After Rapid Transition recon-
mendation of the roads committee re-
,,nrt ,vh;pb ~ o1AntAI hu tho Hnnn-
lulu board of supervisors, Frederick
Ohrt, city engineer, has been instruct.
ed to order the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit & Land Company, to place their
tracks t the grade of the finished
crown of the road on King street, be-
tween Pawaa Lane and McCully
street" and also to order this COM
pany ITO lay a permanent pavement
between their tracks and one foot on
each side on the same section" The
city attorneys department was direct
ed to take whatever steps may be nee
essary to see that Ohrt's orders are
carried out by the traction company.
Forms Haole Branch.-An honorary
chapter of the Daughters n Sons of
Hawaiian Warriors was established
in Honolulu last week as a mark of
recognition for the achievement of ha-
ole in Hawaii in religion or science
or anything tending toward the ad-
vancement of the races of the islands.
Several Honolulans were initiated at
the first meeting at the home of Mrs.
Albert p. Tailor, premier of the order.
Those initiated were Mrs. Julie Swan
zy, Gerrit p. Wilder, Mrs. Gerrit P,
Wilder, Miss Ethel Damon, Miss Jane
Winnie, Alfred L. Castle, w. F. Dilling-
ham, Mrs. w. F. Dillingham;, DR.. H. T.
Holman, Mrs. II. 7. Hollmann, A. p.
Taylor.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
Third Maui Fair Shows
Balance on Profit Side

Continued From Page ~
our children might tell us of the roast
and beefsteaks they will have in 1850.
I'm conclusion, / wish to express
my appreciation of the good work
done by Mr.. Young"
For Annual Fair
1t was the clearly evidenced view
of the members that a fair should be
held next year and each year there
after, in short, hat the fair must be
a permanent and annual Maui institu-
ton because of it's educational value
and social tendencies.
President Frank Baldwin spoke of
the probability of an appropriation
coming from the legislature to make
up for the large excess of costs for
the Territorial Building over what the
association had intended, the building
having been constructed according to
territorial plans, and SAID a deb the
size of the M outstanding was in no
sense alarming when the value of the
property was taken into consideration.
Lighting System Explained
]. c. Blair explained the present
lighting arrangements and their costs,
and showed how cheaply the illumi-
nation during the fair was arranged.
He made recommendations for fur
Their improvements and underground
wiring and told of the assistance rem
dered by w. L. Frazee, superintendent
of the electrical department of the
City and County of Honolulu, to whom
a vote of thanks was next passed. An
other vote of thanks was extended to
r. A. Wadsworth for his assistance
in arranging for the display of fruits
and flowers in ice.
In order to carry the outstanding In
debtedness the fair officials were au-
thorized to borrow on the associations
credit and property to the extent nee
essary up to $1,000.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
Competition Among
Maui Schools Keen

When the committee hat was get
ting together the school exhibits tol
the fair asked for the whole OF the
balcony of the Territorial building
there were others than Director Rice
who thought they were toe ambitious
Results proved to the contrary ano
another year more space will needed
There was no department at the fail
that attracted more attention or re
ceived more commendation. Here Is
the list of awards which reflect the
especially .~commendable work the
schools of Maui are doing:
Class A Schools:
Primary Equipment-1st Puunenc
School, End Paia School, 3rd Kameha-
meha III School.
intermediate Equipment-lst ka.
mehameha III, End Puunene, 3rd Paia,
Grammar Grade Equ.pment-1st IA
mehameha III, End Puunene, Bird Paia,
High School Equipment-3rd 81.
Anthony's Boys, Zone entry.
Primary Academic Work-lst Wal
luku, End st. Anthony's Boys, Bird
~Kamehameha III.
intermediate Academic Work-lst
St. Anthony's Boys, End Maui High
and Grammar, 3rd Kamehameha III.
Grammar Grade Academic Work
LIST st. A~nthony's Boys, End Wailuku,
Bird Puunene.
High School Academic Work-2nd
St, Anthony's Boys, 3rd Maui High.
Primary Handwork-1st Paia, End
Puunene, 3rd Maui High and Gram
mar.
intermediate Hand WoTk-1st Wal
luku, End Kamehameha III, 3rd st,
'Anthony's Boys.
o Grammar Grade Hand Work-1st
Wailuku, 2nd Paia, 3rd Kamehameha
III.
Rough Carpenter Work-2nd Wailu
ku, 3rd Kamehameha III.
= Cabinet Work-1st Kamehameha III,
End Pala, Bird Puunene,
Cooking-1st Waikiki, 2nd Pune,
ne, 3rd Kamehameha III,
. Hawaiian FibC, Work-3rd Kane.
. hameha III,
Garden Exhibit-2nd Puunene, 3rd
Kamehameha III.
Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Paia.
Special Observation-Disclosures III
Bedspread; Kamehameha III, Sugar
Mill, etc; Paia, Dolls house; Paia
bedroom set; Puunene, Holland land
scape.
Class 8 Schools.
Primary Equipment-lst Waihee
2nd MakawaO, 3rd Keahua,
Intermediate Equipment-lst Maka
wac. End Spreckelsville, 3rd Haiku.
Grammar Grade Equipment-2nC
Waihee, Bird Makawao.
Primary Academic Work-lst 81
Anthony's Girls, End Haiku, Bird Ha
makuapoko.
intermediate Academic WOrk-lst
st. Anthony's Girls. 2nd Haiku, Bird
Hamakuapoko.
Grammar Grade Academic Work
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12

2nd VIM. and Mary Alexander School,
3rd Waikapu.
intermediate Equipment-lst Kuia-
ha, End Kamalo, 3rd Kahakuloa.
Primary Academic Work-2nd VIM.
and Mary Alexander, 9rd Kuiaha.
Primary Hand Work-1st VIM. and
Mary Alexander; End Kalae, Bird kui-
aha.
intermediate Hand Work-Wm. and
Mary Alexander, End Kula Sanitarium,
3rd Salvation Army Home.
Grammar Grade Hand Work-9rd
Kula S~anitarium.
Plain Sewing-2nd Kalae, 9rd Kui-
aha.
Fancy Needle Work-1st Kula SAM
tarium, End Kuiaha, 3rd Kalae.
Hawaiian Fiber Work-1st Ulupala-
kua, End Lanai, 3rd Salvation Army
Home.
Special Industrial EXhibit-2nd Sal
walton Army Home, 3rd Lanai.
SPECIAL Prizes-Wm. and Mary
Alexander, Number game; 'Kula SAM
tarium, Aeroplane.
Class F-Kindergartens.
Equipmcnt-lst VIM. and Mary
Alexander, 2nd Hamakuapoko, Bird
Alexander House Settlement.
Hand Work-1st Kahului, End VIM,
and Mary Alexander, 3rd Baldwin
House.
Special Prizes-Alexander House,
Fish; VIM. and Mary Alexander, Land
scape; Baldwin House, Toy House;
Kahului, Store; Hamakuapoko, Dolls
Bedroom Set.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
Puunene Soccer Team
Wins Championship Cup

Puunene is soccer champion 70,
1920 and gets the cup offered for the
championship by A. w. Collins. AZ.
ter coming up from behind and catch.
ing the Waikiki Gym team, taking an
exhibition game from that team at the
fair, Puunene added still aonther VIC.
tory to its string by taking the cham.
pionship game last Saturday.
From the outset of the game Puu.
meme showed strong, scored twice in
the first half and kept the ball in Wal.
luku territory practically the whole OF
the period. The second half Puunene
merely tried to hold its opponent safe
at it was a case of playing the bail
up and down the field with no scores
by either.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
Tug of War Teams Will
Meet Again on Sunday

Tug of war teams of Lahaina and
Waikiki will pull to a finish at Laha-
ina next Sunday afternoon, beginning
at 8 o'clock for possession of the cup
which was offered for competition al
the fair. A misunderstanding which
prevented the teams meeting sooner
has been settled. Sunday they Will
hang to the rope until one or the 9TH
er has taken Is inches of hemp
through the palms of its opponents or
pulled them off cleats.
At the first meetixg Wailuku won,
gaining Is inches from Lahaina after
43 minutes, with two minutes of time
left. Lahaina took the second tug,
getting the drop on Wailuku, losing its
advantage by two inches, regaining
what was lost and having a bare half
inch Of advantage the last minute.
In some way the impression went to
Lahaina that its team had twice beat
en- Wailuku and there appeared no
reason for a third meeting. When the
true situation was explained Lahaina
was ready for the match and il has
been arranged for Sunday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
Sport Brevities

Harvard and Princeton have repeat
ed their gridiron performance of last
year and tied in their championship
game.
To send Americas olympic eam to
Belgium and bring them home has
cost ~45,563.11, it is reported.
Kam's football team has come back
with a vengeance in the Honolulu
school championship. 1t beat Puma
hou Saturday and is now second in
the race with two victories and one
defeat. The Micks have won twice,
are unbeaten and lead the league.
Hawaii's swimmers are back from
the Olympics with SO medals won dur
ing their journeys. They were given
a hearty welcome on reaching Homo
lulu.
Eight national league teams with
New York, Boston and Chicago have
formed a new baseball league, the
twelfth club to be named later. The
other five American league teams re-
fused to reply to an ultimatus sent
them. Ban Johnson says his league
will fill the vacancies and the pros
poets are for a hot baseball war.
Tommy Milton broke the worlds
1OO-mile dirt track record at Phoenix,
Ariz., in a three-cornered race with
Castor Chevrolet and Omar Taft. He
covered the distance in l hour "a
minutes 2-5 second. Milton clipped
more than five full minutes from the
record made by Eddie Hearne owe the
same course in 1919. Hearne's time
for the 100-miles was l hour 90 minu-
ties 8 seconds. Milton's best mile was
AZ seconds.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12

LIST Keahua, End st. Anthony's Girls
3rd Hamakuapoko.
Primary Hand Work-1st Keahua,
2nd Haiku, 3rd Hamakuapoko.
Intermediate Hand Work-1st Hal,
ku; 2nd Keahua, 3rd st. Anthony's
Girls.
Grammar Grade HandWork-1st ST,
Anthony's Girls, End Haiku, 3rd Kea.
hua.
Plain Sewing-1st Maunaolu, 2nd
Haiku, 9rd Keahua.
Fancy Needle Work-1st Maunaolu,
End Spreckelsville, 3rd Hama.
Hawaiian Fiber Work-2nd Hama,
3rd Waihee.
Garden EXhibit-3rd Haiku.
SPECIAL Ind. Notwithstanding,
Dolls house; Makawao, Dolls house.
Glass C Schools.
Primary Equipment-1st Kalaupa-
pa, End Puukolii, 3rd Keokea.
intermediate Equipment-1st Pun
kolii; End Kihei, 3rd Honokohua.
Grammar Grade Equipment-2nd
Puukolii, 3rd Kaluaaha.
Academic Work-2nd Keokea, 3rd
Puukolii.
Intermediate Academic Work-2nd
Keokea, 9rd Puukolii.
Grammar Grade Academic Work
list Keokea, 2nd Kaapakalua, Bird Pun
kolii.
Primary Hand Work-1st Kealahou,
End Kaupakalua, 3rd Halehaku.
Intermediate Hand Work-1st Ka-
luaaha, 2nd Puukolii, 3rd Honokohua.
Grammar Grade Hand Work-1st
Kaupakalua, 2nd Keokea, 3rd Honoko-
hua.
Plain Sewing-1st Sacred Hearts,
End Honokohua, 3rd Halehaku.
Fancy Needle Work-1st Kahului,
End Kaluaaha, Bird Kealahou.
Hawaiian Fiber Work-1st Kalua-
aha, End Halehaku, 3rd Puukolii.
Garden EXhibit-1st Halehaku, End
Kaluaaha, Bird Keokea.
Special Indussial Exhibit-2nd Sa-
cred Hearts, 3rd Kaluaaha.
Glass c Schools-Special Prizes
kaluaaha, Model TarO, etc; Kalua-
aha, Fish Net; Sacred Hearts, Bird
house; Kihei, Dolls house; Halehaku,
Model of Fence.
Class D Schools.
Primary Equipment-1st Kipahulu,
-Au IAollOhbN al, CRU OlOMdlu.
Intermediate Equipment-1st Kipa-
hulu, End Olowalu, 3rd Kaeleku.
Grammar Grade Equipment-2nd
Kaunakakai, 3rd Keanae.
Primary Academic Work-2nd He
nokowai, 3rd Kaeleku.
intermediate Academic Work-1st
kaunakakai, 2nd Kipahulu, 3rd Homo
kowai.
Primary Hand Work-2nd Honoko-
wal, 3rd Olowalu.
Intermediate Hand Work-2nd Ho-
nOkowai, Bird Olowalu.
Plain Sewing-2nd HOnokOwai, 3rd
Olowalu.
Fancy Needle Work-1st Kipahulu,
2nd HonokOwai, 3rd Kaeleku.
Hawaiian Fiber Work-1st Haou.
2nd KaupO, 3rd Kaunakakai.
Garden Exhibited Kaeleku.
Glass ID Schools-Special Prizes
Kaunakakai, Relief maps; HonOkowai,
School model.
Class e Schools.
Primary Equipment LIST Kuiaha,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12

University of Pennsylvania is losins
two or it's track stars, Eby and MaXam
who have announced Their intention to
leave college.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12
Have 1t Done
On Maui

No need to send to Honolulu
or the Mainland when it can be
done as we'll and as promptly
right at home. You take chances
of exasperating delays when
you depend upon the mails, the
express or freights. often the
want is greater than the worth
and a delayed order causes in
convenience and loss. You have
to fill the gap with a small or
der when you might as easily
have had
WHAT YOU WANT WHEN
YOU WANT 1T.
II il is commercial printing or
ruled work or book binding you
need, for prompt, efficient and
Satisfactory Service send your
order to
Maui Publishing Co.
WAILUKU
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12

Oahu Employees Discharsed.-H. G.
Danford, head bookkeeper, David *.
Wilson, store keeper and a luna NAM
ed Craft have been discharged by
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12

Clinic For extraordinarily sup
ervisors have given the chairman OF
the board power to take up the mat
ter of establishing a medical and den
tai clinic for Big Island school chill,
dren.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12

Water A PIenty.-W. A. Wall, sup
%erintendent of water works of Homo
lulu, estimates the present flow of
water from the recently found Palolo
Valley supply at $4,000 and believes
ii can be increased to 5000 900. 1t is
said the flow will be sufficient to sup
ply all of Kaimuki.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09
Mrs Mckslsey Is Honor
Guest oil Luncheon

Mrs. D. q. MeKelrsy, ~ho has
been visiting In Dieason ior the
pact month, vas sh4 honor sawss
OF a lanehes'n Ass. A. III. fsathsx
gave II hes home GO Center Avs,
A Lavender and yellow eolas
schems was observed by MrA Lea.
thtrs in her decorations. and i9s
the featase ornament oi the table
ste usxd q eus glass hsskss ol
pansies. Her place raris wsrs DE-
.isnsd and painted hv Mlss AarRa.
ret Young whom Dickson setnem
tiers AZ an artist ii note.
A seven eousee menu Was served,
the guests being seated az shr table
two and one hall hours,
Iunching with Mrs l4sssbers
and Mr.. Mckelssy ~sfv. Assdam.x
". II NcMuuy, |. h Bradley, q.
A slaydte, Clayton Smith. Claude
Hooper. " 7, Easisy. George
Davidson d l. Swank, Engens
Payne, RAYMOND Josiin aud W. r
AonisoB.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09
NATURE TELLS you
A. Manv a Dickson Reader
Knows Too Well.

whsa sigr kidneys art ~eak.
Nature ,slis you about II.
The urine is nature lHdex
inirsqusnl "a too tfeqGsas pas'
sage.
Other disorders saagsss sidlsys
ilia.
Doaa's kidney pilIs AFT iof tts-
ordered kidnays
Dickson people testify to their
wonA.
~ Z. England. farmer, X. y u.
No. I, Dickson. says; ] hase done
q lot Vi hard rork 10 my time OF
the farm and ! think that brought
90 my ,Ioabls. have suffered a
good deal from hackache Aud ny
kidneys dida'i act right. The hid
ney secrs.ions we're highly colorei
and burning 10 pss.sss. | read
about Doan's Kidney pills aud
bough. yoms At Myai. DRUG Go. |
began using them and they soou
6xed ms w In good shape. Two
boxes Of Doau's regulated my hid.
nsys and removed the baekaehe "
Toe, at oil dealers, Foster Mil
burn Co.. Mirs e.. Buffalo. n Y,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09
WHY HAVE SPRING FEVER
Why Worry Fret. and uet
Nothing Dom Jaa Because
Your Blood Ii sluggish?
Your sliced Needs Slrenetaiag
Ps0pls Nowadays TsAs that was&ers
tally Eitersive Risca sense. fspss-
KAaggn Year pragxlsr Has II.

Rsali,, I'M, i Il taali4h u bs
handicapped isss mseGs In she safing,
Just h.cansv your blo.ud i *laggi@hg
The glorious snrSng days. ian
ought 30 tzqoy thtm, Instead 81
keeling ruhappy sna bail aslrep--
,ass lao tired oat ior anything You
|oasht to he finding new y'gss Tor
you, wRs IN he Sptlng air pep
snthusl4sn, happiness
Bot saa can 4 re- ase sour
hlnod IL eioaged With - ~ FOR
long mo0,hs il has b 40 little
fresh Mir and has tan b, III too
many seftEs Aad Il "a las heat
naking properties 4 ~ are nnt
needed In warp wraihst
Don't work under a haadicsp
IL isn't necsssaty =, all Clear ~
your sluggish blood Give i, help
Get some a that iamoae ttood
purifier ard lon.e, lep,o AauSan
pepso. Manga 10 used by phYs'
clans every whefs lna csI ruy 4
al any drug store Id ri,hr. Ftgatii ~
.ahlrt iorsn. Just 40 you pfetrr
There's 40 difference IN medic nal
value.
Make certain lha, y9n get the
genuine psp,o-Mangan Ask Tor
GUIDE = rep,o. Msnsau sad see
that lhe name Guide y is 90 The
package,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09
". T.. Church. South.

Sunday School 9. IS a. ia,
Preaching II Ill aud ! 80 y, III,
League $50 p III,
Mids lex ptAytrmret.ha. Wed
nesiay ! 80 2 III.
stewards :meetjns 1nd and 9TH
Monday nights
Sunday Schoo. pay, ApEll %,
All members are urged 10 attend
this service aud brius their entire
family.
Son.church goers and strangers
cordially Invited 30 attend Theme
April II. al II A, IN. Infant Bap,
sism," H, l.. Gregory. Pastor,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09
AoN,aEsicEkT NOTICE.
Mfs Anne iiowefs et al
VI,

Sarah Bradford. ct ais,
la Chapctry Court at Charlotte.
Tern
In this cause, II sppeArs to the
CLERK ani Master from the hlit,
which Is sworn 10. THAT The De.
trndspt-, Sarah Bradford and bus
band, Spencer Bradford lhns
Murphy ard Willie Murphy and
,be unknown heirs ot Martha Brad
ford Murphy, Ere non-usldents oi
The state aad cannot he s"'ved wl,b
ptocr@r. iil- ordered by The { Il NJ.
that ssid defendants sppesr VI ths
lcougthouse ~ Charlotte 1rnn on
or before thu 5il Monday ia Apul
1890. aud pi. ad answer or demui
10 the bill hisd against ihew and
Others IN tho above cause. ~ tha
same will he taken for conte ssfa
and r.l 10 htxfirg vspssse a. a.
them. ....
1t ia further ordered thM tbs
notice be rub5istat 10 the Dickson
County Hsrsid fot four conseluiifr
weeks, "a required b. las IN sor1
eases Witness NY baud al % 4lea
this March 10. 1879
J J TAYLOR, G. n Y
A, Il bnaric~nt n X h I'Rffg
sol'rs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09
Mass Meeting Held

i A mses- meeting was held We'd.
ae~day night a, the Patriot iheastf.
h, the purpose OF discussing the
proposition VI The city voting bonds
sith which To build a line from
Dickson to Nashville and get their
electric current from the tennessee
Power ca.
After considerable discussion, The
Mayor and BOARD Of Aldermen wtft
instructed to cal! an eieo,ton !ur 4
$4,000 hond lssus. 10 be used Tor
thls purpose,
The City Council will meet Mon.
day night 10 act upon the calling
Of the election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

bob Ryder oi tbs Ohio State
Journal gave HE pants TO be sen,
10 destitute Belgium This 10 the
most eomplcts sscf ice by civilian
.hs, We have heard OF, provided, OF
course, ths, Ryder had no more
pants than az have
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

The brave soldiers who we're
ss.~ed by the Germans in France
viii have the tsnderrsi sympathy
rom the people IN the United
States who are nov being gassed BY
the politicians.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

The man who lhinks he can Tor
us.a.ais aow y safid bill ~ solve
sfter.w war economic problems ~ not
necessarily crazy. Hs may be al
IDIOT Of the consenisl ykfiety.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

MIss Hester Freeman, q Nash
vile. speat Tuesday night here ,he
guest Of Mrs. J, II Upham.
Mr. and Mr.. Glenn Bryan, wto
have been in Arizona several
have returned home
Glenn IL looking fine .nd dandy
and his health has gres,ly improved
Elder u. G, tioodpas,ure will
occupy the pulpit at the Church a
Christ next sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

Times DO change. No longer do
Va old FOUNDERS Vi, on the aide wslx
al'2 a. IN. and seek to swips ID,
iroIt gate when il goes ,ansoips
around,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

One law uneniotcsd makes ten
pro6ssers, Ten protiteeu make
one hundred dissatisfied working
men. One hundred dss.a,isdec
workingmsn make one thousand
Hoishsyiki.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

Paradise may be too musicsl Tor
some. Continuous harp music by
the thousands Of years would be
apt 10 rot on the nerves, bu, msJb.
VIZ won I have any nerves there.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TRUSTEE

Nj ~ Wv sr~ authorized 10 announce
Hyd4a Hant ~ . candidate Tor ths
6dIs@ n Co0ssy Trustee. subject 70
~ win u The qualified voters ~ The
4 Aussst election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

DO not Lot reYen.. OF snimosiss
poison the mind VI cloud the mir.
ror ui memory. Forgive, forge,
and smils--deyll lily away With
yesterday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

just because fellows pigeon
tocd snd chicken. hearted doesn't
say that he's a bird, !,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

Buttefmilk. che.se, aauerkraut
and carrots ARE said 10 be cure death
to bacilli and mictuhrs which eauss
The IN. Sounds logical, That
ought 10 kill anything.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

when you say you Afs sell
mmds man. ars yvn Boosting n
spo!ogizine?
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

"kat apples and smi,s " 10 the
slogan at Wstsonvi,le. Cal Did
you ever sas psssimmaus aad wh.s
llsY