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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
SPENT n BILLIONS IN YEAR.
Such 10 infesrnstiea IN q Preliminary
statsrsnt issued ny Treasury
Department.

Washington Government e.pedi
lures for the fiscal year endins Jane
10 amounted 10 se8 AL ssg Bst. ~
which ys,seaS.s .sI was in the ards
nary disbursements sad slf 0ss.oss,
7&3 In payments on the pubic debt
according 10 a preliminary statement
issued by rae treasury.
The var department led In the ord,
nary expenditures. ~disburxinr 1850.
sSI $50 vita HoSssfg.iST charged tc
federal control ot railroads nert. anil
interest on ras public aeb, amounting
to Nos0 2bi,ssa ,aitd Ths navy raat.
~ second among departments ~
p+'nd!ns si9s usI I'D. and the sAlpTing
board third with E510stS s4s
Ordinary expenditures were h.sv
lest In JAY 1919. when tsssgT3Era
@As spent and ilgh,esi in pebruxss
when they total ed seas, ssT AS. III
lie debt payments we're CREATES. IA
September wien 81 SEES fisoTl va,
paid cut. snd least 10 October. whsn
sieo jssl6S VAS expended.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
sArrlgFiEln 10 coSsEcsArgn.
P~rsssntatisn AZ tsaier ~ Asaer and
the croix De Gssrrs Upon Town
~ chstsaS rhissry,

Chateau rhierrs-rke battlefield Of
Chateau hlerry where American
troops fell with the Fr>acA, vas essnse
Grated BY tho presentation Of the lie
gion Of Honcr and TIE Cruix Sc Gaorrs
upoa thG tcsn Of chateAG rhierry
The Decorations @~fe given ia hoaar
OF abl se+, where the Americans and
Frvu,h, ander Gea 90 Goatie, sits
the Preach army u Oea. Nsngtn on
their left. laaached their ATTACKS In
the second battle u tie Marie on
lsly IS 1915
Hugh c Wallace 1he Ansricaa am,
hAsssdur. In sb&+A-tJg tho french Cor
tatir tritgSa to American sahsr. DE-
scFibed the as the valley Of
victory.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
CUT 40 PER GEM.
IN WAGE AWARDS
the NEW uNiTHr STATES HAIL
WAY LABOR BOARD REJECTS
UNION DEMANDS.
EFFECTS 2,0OO, 900 r. n. MEN
sh Hundred Million Dollars ADDED 10
Pay Envelopes, Instead 81 osS
BItioa, ths increase
Assss.

ChicaKo~Si ~ hundred million dol
lars wAs added u the pay envelopes
Of The nations 3.0G0. 600 railroad work
era In the first award banded down BY
the new United States railway labor
ioara,
Rejecting the demands Of thu organ.
lied railroad unions for Increases to-
Ealing approximately one billion dol
lars the board decided approximately
10 per cent or INA, sum would bs y
Just increase 10 meet present living
conditions,
Tbs award adds approximately =
per cent 10 the present pay schedules
Railroad officials have declared that
any pay lncreas awarded the men
must be followed by a cores pondlnk
increase Ia rates and they plan. II iH
said 10 rifle nes tariffs Nitt the lT
i'rstate commerce commission as o
81 they eau be prepared
Al ~ pr cent increase In freight
rates viii b. necessary ~ meet 'hs
a per ceui wage awards granted rail-
road employcs. T. T Whittier. repre-.
tentative ~ the tailfosds In HI hear.
ings before the railway labor board
announced.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
QUAKE SHAKES LOS ANGELES
Little Damage Reported-A Genera
Emptylno u Buildings Crowds
Thoroushfsrsa

l.as Angeles "A sharp earthquake
was ,el, here July TO-. The shock was
more severe than any OF u serirs re-
GENTLY except that OF the night 90 june
q. when considerable damage was
done At Inglewood. Chtmncys we're
Knocked down and dishes broken In
the southwestern part Of los Angeles
A lHsck survey showed no damage
hut the survey vas hamp~rwd by al
parent decentralization 81 the telephone
service because the operators, 'rigA.
ened. deserted their switch boards
In the older par, OF the city II was
reported. mortar was shaken from the
walls OF brick buildings antil the side
walks were nearly white With H.
Throughout the city there was a
general emptying Of but dtnss, Crowds
gathered In mar places searching the
walls OF Buildings with their eyes for
possible cracks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
Fearful rnaln. q p..,rue,ten.

A uarship tha; will cotnbihe N H.
self the s1rface craft. the altshir snd
the submarine IL mo Impossible ifea m
~ the future sESs sir F~"r'e@dus
r1anuery. president ~ The British So
Getty NJ Consulting Marine Engineers
The tendency wlll naturally ne 10
srr-.f, st.~ Feasibility AZ q craft coin
hining all these qualities. bgi sac For.
,eaqae ~ a practical uan and his opin.
tswJ - xuTs~1rt.~l tt s!T intH Fisher,
~ho @hea frsi s~sa lorrt ~ THE British
admiralty. predicted THAT srch q Graf,
woala come In 90 yery Distant ,irns
and tina, the nations nj -, then scrip
their nsviss W. iAHk.
TIE experiences u sh~ re~ent war
show ho@ ftrcai, II IA for surface
SHIPS 70 fat, a5rsh'gs or submarine.
tnd d graf. rorrhiH'nx the qualities ~
the two that couid se~rk refuge IL
either air or water woaid drive Sur
face ships frtsn The sea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
MUST SIGN OR QUIT
EUROPE FOREVER
ALLiMc REPLY TO ruRHisH OF
JEcrioss oELWgsso TO SUI.
TAk's PEACE oglEaArIos.
THE UlTiMaIum DELIVERED
TINE Nas Come 70 Put ard. Ones
and fer All TO Emeire sf Tssks
Over oshsr Kstieas.s
Says h0ts.

Versailles "A threat 10 drive the
Turks trogu Europe ~once and tof aif'
vas eontnined ia the allied reply -
the Turkish objections TO ,ns peace
treaty delivered 10 the Turkish peace
delegation here. sueh aetlna might
follow Turkeys refusal 10 align tbs
treaty or her failure 10 give Il effect.
The rsgly states.
The Turks we're informed In the re
ply that they mast make kno1n their
decision within 10 days. II by July
~. they ~ere told they had net sigRi,
fled their willingness TO sign the peace
treaty the allied powers will take
such action as they may consider nee.
essafy,"
The allies made some minor mollft
catioDs ia the treaty after the Turks
had presented their protests. but Il Is
TadeFsiOod these notifications 90 not
materially Attect the original draft
The allied reply Is coucAed ia the
bluhtest language, y Aayh
N the Turkish y erBnsnt refuses
10 sign the peace treaty. siiii more II
II finds Itself unable 20 recstabiish its
authority iR Anatnlis or gisc effect 10
the treaty the alltes. In accordance
With the terms OF the treaty nay b
driven 90 reconsider tbs arrangement
by ~ejectins tho Turks from Europe
ones and Tor all
The allies srs clear that the Tins
has come when Il ls necessary 20 put
All end once Rnd Tor All to tho expire
u Turks over other nations
The reply sgys The Turkish govern.
meat would appear TO think it's RI.
sponsibility In war IA less than that
u It's allies aud TIA, Turkey there
fore Is entitled 10 lcRieut treatment,
but the allies cannot accept that plea
The note maintains Turkey entered
the war without . shadow ~ nscu@e
or pr0vocstion and by cloniag the
straits In the tsce Of the allies 'Tur
key certainly prolonged the war by
not lees than two years and caused
lnss 10 the allies Of thousands of
lives and thousands OF millions Of
pounds"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
TENNESSEE
STATE NEWS
Euents Of Interest IN
Brief Form For the
Busy Reader.

SashsiIisThs laek II sdaxas8oaal
Facilities and property uSinsa teach
sFs for schenectady scAeels IN the ra
rel distrActs hs playing o great part IN
Tho eesrsass shown la esasas figures
for use rural communities and sAs as
rfeultarsi eoHntfes.~ said Pref v. ",
GiAGtoa OF Washington. commissioner
OF education for the Uni,s9 States.
who vas a visitor here.
The salary Tor teachers las felt
'hs Gdvsaces along other linsl. and
salaries have been raised one 20 leo
per eeat In the yartons communities Of
ne country THIS Ia das to the need
for competent teachers And 10 indaes
them TO accept places in elementary
schools. high schools and colleges, IL
10 a knosn fact that About n 90 ele-
rientary schools OF this country dit not
open last year on aeooant u the short
age oi teachers and this has bad rs
effect on the Improvement .; sGaea.
ttou.
n all the persons graduated ia tho
assmal and teacher training courses
Ia The nornlAls and COLLEGES Of thts
country since the first noimsl was IS.
,abltahed in 1888 wer~ uow alive they
would prove inadequate TO supply the
teacher demand at ibis time There is
row a ssed 81 l7o 900 new teachers.
IOa.oo being tor elementary schools
aud ~. 200 tor high schools, and to
meet this demand the normal schools
u the country last year graduated
4 bout 20 . and other universities 10.
900. making a total u 10000 trained
teachers graduated last year. Tats
leaves u yAcaacy Of about 7e.G00 teach.
srs 70 be Mllsd from unframed sources
Prof g l.. Smith. rural school agent
OF the department, ~ education OF Tho
state. returned from Chicago, where
he attended a conference VITA julius
Aosenwald president 81 the julius RS
seawald fund relative &c the dsssythp
,ian % this fund throughout The south
ern states Mr. Smith stated that the
exact quotas ~ the southern states
would be announced in a short uae
and /, "a expected tina, rrnncssec ~ti
receive a soedly share OF the app
ttonmnnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

Huntsville Ala The his flour and
grain miil Of the sprins CITY Milling
COMPANY ;hts city, was completely do
stroycd by fire ~ unknown origin and
before the hiAAr could he soniruilst,
an 81 the valuable machinery IN the
miii an 81 the wheat. corn ro,toa
seed. c~nt,oaseed meal IN tho ware
houN" adjoining the rear and three cars
~ graia on tAe railway aide rack mad
been DESTROYED The loss ~sustaina.!
rom the tite IL estimated At between
sist .Oa0 ard 5000 Goa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
RECALLS OCEAN tragedy
lss tae<ss Freas I~3sataMla a&as2ng
1ssaSs HAIR Fssns At loesa.
~sss Issxar.

Philadelphia life yAesss ttssni
r~aasfahsanoe VI IAs sfagae sinkeag At
ths LsssssslA fse Year, aga ard bsar
Iax q strand uf taa@a RauaA@ hats. wAs
raesoa no 10 the Delaware ssssr,
TAe nams NJ shs ship the Germans
tcrp%A "a ~vsaAaiaed eisas aaa dssslHe,
On tas w4ss seassa SaHsas, sAlsA Aas
been sdrttr ca tbs ssas tAraHssoQg
three lfssEs 81 the gar asa swo a
peace.
Ire life taskst whieA ~ to9nd BY
TIA railroad &stextives. waa covered
with slime and sssss-d. With one arm
strap hroksa, Ga . side sore the
wo'cs life belt" and on yae staer. sr
large black letter the lRseFiptica -Lash
sAaiA."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
BOY lo4es Arms IN Newer,

raducsh. Ky Luther Norris. 10. ~
Miiharn. Carlisle county tsi both
arms severed when caught I'm the steel
blades 81 a moving machine while Il
his fathers what field Although
suffering Was intense and b. was weak
from the loss Vt blood. the youth nrysr
uttered a err during a tNmtie auto,
mobile ride to a Paducah hospital
The hoy was driving the machine
when thu rrins slippcd Leaning owe
90 reach for them he lost his h~alance
Ard fell under tho reyolttn, blades
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

Atlanta The bodies az Is AmerI.
ran soldiers returned from Srance
were seat tram here ~ their comes
throughout the south, each accom- pa.
nsaa to tts final resting place by a
soldier 81 the Fifth Division ras
train aearirx the bodies u American
heroes Arrived from the north. ana
attrr a brief stay. during which trans
ters were arranged aae a guard ~
aenot appointed FOR each flag draped
eAsset. the tiaal leo 81 tie ioas Jour
ney la begun.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
setrrtis. Advises res-rret

raris The fox trot Is u ~ the
most effective methods NJ lighting tn
tsrcplesls according ~ pr ttsutirr.
a thesis ~ whom has JUST been rcAd
Nrtorv The Academy ot Science ny
rVt 3 Arsonyal The tango "a rot
Care So g0'd tW Il IL hniter than
rctltHy The curative value ~ the
COX trot Is dae TO the fact that the
dancers. tt~toe en- their toes inAale a
greater aaeHtlt, ~ air than etaerw ~
and this strengthens the lungs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
osa AseVs $50 MNC,

rert Smtth ArN FIRE 81 ankacwr
origin ~ me tart II tire rvtail bus
iress district caused 4 loss estimated
at t,SD,etN RetcHxtyNrteau work he
gar at aaca On Nv tNyvv AR.}dlrE$. In
thu tusiaess district Which were de-
strcyed. This g'Att s.art 1 y a pi.r VI
rahpish A. ire rear - orr - ne tal,a
tnss and hai ssire,i considerable heatt~
xay before beirs discovered
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

rsav use%pse frs.s 'h~ wilss nf wy.
esrlng sw IN ~exg~rterc~ N ride ~
sseds 81 rtre than 10 nsises. and by
rail o, .snre shHu 100 miles, I'm srde,
,ast a rsscs~ herd frss ~ fonndsd In
the Saath f,akoea state game rnsrs NJ
Stfslsi aerns In the Ffsrk hills TIE
sniRsstr will ~ presented ~ TIE s.n,s
ri wyoming tn ne state ~ Ssss,s Ia
sesS- They will bt CAPTURED in the
jackson Hole rssanfry, scsHfh ut Tsl-
fows,trse rark, ard wfIi I've ksgies on
sSrtfs Acrr~s twe intervening rrsprr,s'n
rsnre~ 70 tire rxiirtsd IN idaho. then
Will to sasys~1 10 Sossh IpaEgss In 4
ssrek VII.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

aH& rRFNc<zAs cSsss1 t&A q hfsH WAS
cary, After l tcek the Vegetable Cess-
teGnA I evalA work and eat Nov ]
am Fsrvrg ard recommend yoer rsea.-
cine te ass fsisnAs ~ Mrs ANNA NxxAs
o. East isth Street, R@ycnne. N. j.
wosnsn wAo recover their health, Rst-
urslly tsll ethers what helrsd tlsssa.
Some write ard stlnw their nstnc end
pAseograpsss 20 he pahlsshsd with tsstt-
ilscaAAl& Many nasre tel tier frietsdA4
II yca need a medicine Scr wcmea's
ailments try that well known and
s1ecesSfnl resssay LYDIA X Pink
hans vsgstzals CempoanA, Write
LYDIA H. pihkhAsa Medicine Ca, teca-
hasns.an fer anything YEA Deed 10
know about these truubleA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
The figures AZ,

rnion ci,v The Ohion coanty equal
ration board has completed eaaslisins
,hr, property NJ the county TOR taxation,
.ha~tnK aggregate amounts as FOL
lows Fprming lands, sa2 ssA In; town
cts. s4sTisas. personal property 81.
tesNS0. in all. i1Nf1s $50 This does
nci include railroad ant other corrNr.
etc property which IL assessed by IN"
date board The total assessment fer
nhlon ceun,y IN farm lards, tcwu lots
I'D personal r%ror~rty for ihe year 1919
amounted 10 siesgT Sls.
Lexington pr Saufacf"T FaTk"r o.
his place ard Miss E|iEaheth Adams
az bowling Green Ky yer" msrrtrd
at tho residence % NJ r II s'nsis-
,ar. frr Charles 1. Sreaves g. -" hsp
is, church officiating Iaruedis'eis
.tailawEns the ceremony they left Ter a
bridal tour az a month 10 YelIowsson"
National park rr Parker ia a leading
physician ~ the county
RIpiey Under the direction {" l. n
aaltou,. county farm dernens'Tstion
ssant. a biz camp Tor me boys aad
slrls eiaps 81 taatertsle ecanty sas
he,d at Confederate park for one seek
linton city Daring rain n
,hander storm last week q haru On the
ra-m az Hugh Garr'gAn. near Wood.
and Mills vas struck sy l!gatains and
e,srnsa to IRE sruand.
Nswhe-n Wheat t~hr@shtns ~ In 'aH
.w'rs IN iris ccan,y, and she ytest
promises to he the beet for The past
t~o years.
Athens -- Daring az eNsctr1csi s'eTn
!, Casade over. snploye Of he Ttor
res. ee power zaasny, was INSTANTLY
ltllea. I, Is believed that he Gas 1t
re t~larAcae when stricken or ta1
,sc ~ a,-i voltage trcrz 80 ca-npaaFs
l.ne passed ,hrcnsa bis eoS7
..ss.
jsrssor.--ArtAu- Rigss Of Decatur
eoanty altered -u~socnsainer, Sac
.siasG a sraAen leg from pistol snf1
ssvsivsa IN = NcIlsy ttrsctrd apan hin
~seu he e.ssr~ct resistance with q she~
gan to a party Ss Jaehsr1 sresisstsos
aGtata q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

Meotreal Miss Helen Taft. dauFh.
ter o. former President william How
trd TAFT vas married ~ Murray Hay
10 Frederick Johnson MaantnE. in.
tractor N htatafe at yaye University
SiSs Taft is president ~ nryu Mawt
College Mr. Manning ~ss graduated
from Yale In 1915 ana served a. a firs,
lieutenant in the field artillery. l..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
kAisER's SON ENDS LIFE
NohsrEoitsrn Prince Commits Suicide.
Financial Trouble Sad 10
De Cause.

nerlln Prince Joachim u tiDher
,ollern Youngest spa ~ former FIN.
perof William, committed suicide N
rotadam.
Joachim IT. believed 20 hays been
10 financial straIts lie Was recently
diyorce ed,
Prince Joachim shot himself While
10 his residence, the villa t.eigntE
Poisdam He vas removed 10 81 Jo
sophs Hospital where he died a few
bOars later
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
WILL DISTRIBUTE SHIPPING.


held by q few large Atlantic rsaports
II 10 h. broken az hy the shipping
board and the shtepiur business dis'
trihuted among tho various ports II
the country, Chairman Henson do
rlared In an address a, the opening
session 81 the schopl ~ Pan American
end rprelsn Commerce
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
New World Resore fer E.eInQ.

toledo. q Ane~ worlds record for
: yeAruih pacing ge8atngs wAs hung
ep Al the Fort Mani track here, ~hen
Rife Grenade, carrying the coaors Of
Ale Lon Mcdonald stable, paced the
first nsIe IN Z Nj ~ cutting a quarter
g. a second off TIE record held ty ID.
rect TIRE Tess, made at Lexington two
years ago
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
IRISH RAID AM BURN.
Three Cars fiiled with Army stores
Captured ard Dsstroysa.

nn'in daring raid was carried
out BY armed men At the H~iurssy,ess
terminus Of the Grca, Southern Rail.
rnAf The raid resulted In the de-
e'ruction II three ,aiIwsy cars filled
Nth military stors whieh uere being
ruaidad BY ten soldiers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

lirccis, Nen--r~Ai9ttsan within -
wears vii ce.er the ctNtaited world
vas the statement rsfte sn a Faeiis
address ~ Clln;eu y ae~ard, eaet>t
81 Nebraska rroassttiensts ter tie
xrx~Ade en- tiAl nssninA.tcS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

copnelisylllu h-with an oatbr~sk
~ smallpox here the authorities have
t~~svsred that the municipal hospital,
located Ban \ mtle from the city l.ae,
Aas been s,o!ss, All tha, renAias Of
the eutldiax ia u tew Aosras.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
Eu0ENiE's REQUESTS.


London The late Empress Eugene
tcgaeathe he'd hcr mansion ard estate AZ
f.fRt-eFnash ENGLAND IA Prime. Vie
ter $spolton and his site. Formerly
Princess Clcneniine 81 Baig,an as
cardirg ia a Madrid d'spateA 10 the
Oaliy Mat She Also lytt a consider
Eble SUM 10 Qae~a Victoria u Spaia
Who was Aer god daughter ,te aess
tarer SAYS Prince Victor is head III
the Naenleoa sAmisy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

cal &faA 80
pairs w sss,f SIDE rad
back ana also bead.
aeisss ard xes no
weak I could s,st ~
~anyshang teek
lyAla X FAkhssa d
usfa-
p<zassa afiss-al fs:s
better, New era
married ard ksys
tvs httls heyA. ls-
fore the first eshs
came was wsag
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

wichita. KAs-RAghi Rry. John j.
Hsaressy. sisscr Ct the Wtrhfia Caih
e.ac esocese, ei%d q; his restdcaes- He
cas- ecrn IN Coua;r 'Corh. ireland In
tst- A srrks u pArxlgsts ea~ssA BIZ
csa,h
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
VII. PROPOSE Ar.erceaecc rta,A.

Denver Colorado ac'eSS,e to he
nAst,snai pyraiN'tson ccrypa saG 1s}@
CARY A rlank calling tor eroe'Hj;lon 81
the manufacture and sale ~. tNeatln
ercauce~. /, was declared Al the stass
rcnven,ioa here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
snssrrs.s-al Surgical society.

PARIS ~Pv.mlev Mllersnd we5carn@f
the International SarEirai Ses~ietr.
wsicA c'senea IT. iiish congress here.
srt,n nsany prom nest sNrg@0as s-es
rn:. tarfsstng 70 Americans
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

Paris Elsa, rilisoa aeTssen of
champagne will ~ sTsorg the ltefas
On tire issts 81 CosnE soessies to be rlaces
ca sale 4hrn tse secnestey@5 rvnser.
~ az R1rce Walter f. NsIn viii 10
anstsoned oE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
SHOW HEALTHY GROWTH.
Apmeoldt. Nlan, Mckenzie. Browns
Vile and Others ir West Tsnnes-
see Gain in Popularity.

Washington Population returns OF
many ", st Tennessee elties and towns
indicate tha, some uf them experienced
= substantial growta 10 the ie.year Pc
riod ending 1890
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
a.ss- Oranges From Three TrsseL

MANI gTAparsax the seAsea tssi
closed A.Sc oranges ~ere picked trusa
three trees In . grove Rear a@r~ one
tree - YEARS ole tcr~ t.eet erarxwA
snatAer 1850 and . third lisa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
khsr he,h klncs

Manager 81 Registry What
wss tle msi,er with your last placvf
iomesitc~-Ths couple had only
been married a monih and j coulia't
stand m asemskin.
MRhAEsr~~Well here's n thence In
= house where the couple have been
married ien years
i.omee,ie~-T 1pat's too long. iikeS
peace aud quiet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Lydia T. PiakAasis vsrsiahls
csnpssad Frees Asslksr
Nssssn frem Sxffsriag.

Fsyenna. ~ j. Before | was mar.
reef satssr~a 4 great Deal visa perssdi.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
cIARGE PRortvEgslNa

Directors OF utah-ldshe Sugar Cor.
perstlen Bound Over.
CAft Lake city THE ItahIdgha
Sugar Corporation as Represented nv
directors was bound over for trial ~
United States Commissioned Van relt,
on a charge Vt ~prut.terrtng In sugar.
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NOMlENCEho hoy poseer las simetrcas, bien
cuidadas uTas que embellecen cuaIquier
mano. Yea que pronto, que facilmente
puede darse el manicure mas avloso-fijese
en- cuan lisa frme Cutex le mantendra la
cuticula sin necesidad de cortarla
Una'y otra vez los specialists repiten ell con-
sejo: No sc corte la cuticula." ''Bajo ningu-
mas circuntancias pernita que las tijeras la
cuchilla lie toquen la cuhcula." Eel cortar la
cuticula es pernicioso"
Fue con ell objeto de proporcionar un inofen-
sivo removcdor de la cuticula que la formula
para Cutex sc prepare.
Cutcx elimina completamcnte la necesidad
de cortar la cuticula. La primera vez que 10
use sc entusasmara Vd Cutex deja la piel
airededor de las unas absolutamente lisa, firme,
sin rasear.
III NaevO mOdO de darSe Ell manicure
En- el estuche de Cutex, encontrara Vd un
palillo dc naranjo, algodon absorbente. Envuel-
va el extreme del palillo con un poquito del
algodon, mojelo en- ell Liquido Cutex Frotese
La base dc la una empujando hacia atras suave-
mente la cuticula. Cast nmedatamente encon-
trara que puedc Vd. limparse la cutcula
superhua. Lavcse entonces cuidadosamente las
manos, forzando hacia atras la cuticula al secar-
selas Para remover las manchas y blanquear
bien las Puntas dc las unas apiqueIes un poqui-
70 dc Blanco Cutex
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La razon pOrque el cortar la cut1cula la arruina
Como bodd I'd onsnnm1a lisa ytrmesn sncouar .

Frotese la palma de la n1ano con Ell Pulimento
Cutex en- forma de barra con esta frotese las
unas, 10 que les dara I'm lustre encantador. ST
sc deseare un lustre mas brillante duradero,
usese primero la Pasta Cutex uego la barra
Cutex. Con regularidad, una o dos veces por
semana, segun la rapidez con que le crezca la
cuticula, desc este manicure con Cutex, du-
rante ell dia, cada vez que sc seque las manos,
empujese hacia atras la cudcula con la toalla