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Evening star., 1920-03-14
ART TREASURES FOUND
IN SPANISH POORHOUSE

SEVILLE. Spain. March 13.-A veri-
table museum of art treasures has
been discovered among old furniture
in a home for the poor. Valuable
paintings and sculptures OF the most
celebrated artists of the sixteenth
century. including paintings by Eur
haran, Roclas and Pachcco, are among
the treasures unearthcd. There is one
picture four meters high. signed by
J,uido Reni. and another by Naldes-
leal, and piece of sculpture by
Ramos.
The picture Of Guido REM alone is
valued at more than 100000 pcsetas.
II develops that the Naidesleal paint
ing was bought some twenty-five years
ago for five pesetas, its owner believing
II of no value.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
AID FOR HoMEMAKERs.
District Alliance to Begin Place.
ment Work Tomorrow.

The placement work under the aus
nices OF the community eehters of the
District public schools viii be tek.in BY
the Housekeepers' Alliance OF the Dis.
trict tomorrow when headquarters will
he opened at the Franklin School A
secretary win be in charge.
Mrs Rose Gouverneur Hoes. the
president. anniunced last night that
every EFFORT will be made to promote
the interests of the home and help
stobitious homemakers to standa rdixe
hours and wages for household serv-
Evening star., 1920-03-14
PLEDGE ECONOMY IN BUYING.
Roanoke Brotherhood Takes Action
to Make Fight on Profteers.

ROANOKE. Va. March lathe
local lodge of the Brotherhood Of
Railway and Steamship Clerks,
Freight Handlers. Express and Station
Employees. with membership OF
about 1900 men and women, at a mass
meeting today adopted resolution
pledging themselves to confine their
individual buying, ito a minimum and
to refrain from purchasing any goods
or materials not absolutely necessary
to the wellbeing of the purchaser"
This action was taken, officials Of
the organization declared. to counter
act the unwarranted profits of pro-
ducers, middlemen and retailers"
Evening star., 1920-03-14
200 Ar ENTERTAINMENT.
Musical Program at Monthly Func'
ton of Norweeian Society.

The Norwegian Society Of the Dis
trict held it's regular monthly enetr-
trict held its regular monthly enter
leigh Hotel last night. An elaborate
musical program was presented and
a brief talk on AfnericAhism wis
made by Representative Nelson OF
wisconsin. Nearly 200 persons were
present, and more than 80 new MEM
bers were received and registered
prof. ]. o. Hail.. statistiedan of the
United States Shipping Board. pre-
sided.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
North Dakota to Lose Taxes.

BISMARCK. y. D.. March 13.-Non-
resident corporations may not be tax
ed in North Dakota on intangible pei
sonal property unless they have resi-
dent agents or places of business
within the state. according to a unani-
nous decision by the state supreme
court today. 1t was estimated that
$500 900 of the states prospective reve-
I.ue would be affected by the decision.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.

Wanderlusters' hike at Rosslyn, Va,
at 2:15 pm, Ewing w. Summers and
w. Palmer Hall, leaders.
Meeting Of the Young Comrades at
3 pm, at the Y. NJ. II. A, nth and
Pennsylvania avenue
Mass meeting for the benefit OF
American central committee for Rus.
sian relief at $3.50 o'clock, at the New
willard.
TONIGHT.
Meeting of the Friends Of Irish
Freedom at o'clock, at sol E street.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
LEAGUE ORIGINAL LIST FULL.

LONDON. March 13.-salvador and
Venezuela have deposited their dec
larations Of assent to the covenant Of
the league Of nations, THUS complet-
ing the list OF thirteen nations in
vited to become original members of
the league.
-Advices from San Salvador dated
March 10 said the congress had rati-
fed tie executive decree under which
Salvador became a member of the
league Of nations.
Venezuela's action on the initiation
10 Join the league has not as Yet been
rebofted from that country.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

While crOssing at I'd and VI streets
southwest yesterday afternoon. Ethel
Kushner, eight years old. 1900 Della
ware avenue southwest. was knocked
down by an Army truck and injured
about her head. She was taken home
and attended by a physician.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
IIO9-IIII Penna. Avenue
RALEIGH Hdberdasher

We don't want goods feel that
dot m value for don't feel wholly satisfied with what
YOU buy here-sye quality ervicea test OF wear let us know
We can always refund the money cheertuly
Evening star., 1920-03-14

DIR. II. e. OberhOlser will give lee
ture on Familiar Birds About Wash
ington," at the meeting of the spring
bird class of the Audubon Society.
Friday afternoon at 4:45 o'clock, at
Wilson Normal School.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29
CLOTHES NEEDED
FOR TULSA'SP00R
Humane Office Attaches
Saw Demand Increases
In Cold Snap

sSov that school has opened and
A, reathcr turned cooler. calls for
lssng are frequent" said Mrs. G.
Mcconnell OF the count humane
i,ace Yesterday. Especially are
,ssrs a large number of calls for
WIn,s,ng for children 10 to Ia years
y age shoes as well as clothing.
',sis dresses and underwear also
le needed'
~The poor are always with us
,o,Wl,hstandipg the fact that there
.Ssmingly is prosperity on every
ssrd and with the approach of
enter. the work of the humane Of
g'e will be doubled" said Mrs. Nc
Connell
II is requested that persons who
nave articles of clothing which can
- contributed to this work. do so
:, once. shoes also are needed TO
meet the calls which come in by
,,Iephone and in person. These may
10 ieft at the humane office In the
.pb-story Of the court house.
n W. Welch. humane agent who
has been absent from the olty
s,geral weeks. will be In his office
,ss,n Monday morning Mr.. Welct
* been in attendance At tn,
imerican Humane association meet.
be which was held last week IT
omaha, Neb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29
TULSA MAY LAND
AIR MAIL STATION

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The cabip is similar to the interior
oi an enclosed automobile. Tie rear
seat holds three persons comfort
ably. The front seats are divided
as in a chummy roadster. One
passenger rides oustIde with the
blot. The seats and walls of the
cabin are extensively decorated.
There is every cNpvenience for pas
sngers. with plenty- of room to
stretch out" One OF these conven-
Isnces is ash trays located handily
for those who wish to smoke during
trip. Windows may ge opened or
tlosed in a few seconds. The ship
Weighs 1900 pounds without pilot
Or passengers.
Among the passengers who took
spin" were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
l. Brookins Brookins is proprietor
0. the Curtiss Southwest Airplane
company. and one of the leading fl
CURES in this section working in the
interest or more commercial flying.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29
COX IS PRESSING
ATTACK TO LAST

CONTINUED fHoM PAGE ONE.
I1917, that wheat could be raised at
"Do the working men of Amer, i,a
ia profit at 81 bushcd2 =
want a change to an administrator
headed by Senator Harding wh1
voted for the anti. strike section OF
the Esch -Cummins hill. although I'm
keeping with his general conduct h.
would pose now as friend "l
labor
DO the women of America want
Ia change that would mean control
of government TX men led t~ Lodge
and pcnrosc who opposed woman
Suffrage and every other moral is-
sue. and who are Just as strong on
social service problems now az they
are on the league Of rations2
"nn Tho small hmsincsa mon OF th,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

nation want n change In the fedora.
reserve banking system thS would
enable u small group of bankers tc
r'rain control of the money power
OF the country?
DO the supporters of fair and
honest elections want "a change that
would mean more power to Soma ~
watson Of Indiana. who engineered
tho dilatory tactics that prevented
notion by the senate committee pN
which senator Truman Ncwb"rry
remained a senator for two years
aitcr the Michigan clcstlan, aud
Wt"r hts conviction by a rcpubli
can jury in a republican court IN
his own republican state FOR having
purchased his seat in the United
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29
THIEVES GET MUCH LOOT
Clothes worth $3.50 Taken; Texas
Company Also Touched Tn.

Frying open a rear window, sneak
thieves entered the home nt II. r..
Farmer, 1892 South Madison, early
yesterday morning and escaped with
clothinK and other articles valued
at 1850 Two suits OF clothes. hand
bag revolver. and several silk shirts
con prisod the loot.
Gaining cntr-ncc by "Ummying"
a side door, thieves looted the ware
house OF the Texas company in West
Tulsa, last Tuesday night and es-
capped with several hundred dollars
worth of loot according TO report
made 10 the police yesterday.
Eight cord automobile tires. 70
electric light bulbs and an electric
motor were the articles missing after
"A check had been completed. The
loot was carried away in a wagon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

supreme court as the greatest bul-
wark OF justice, want n change to
ma iori,y control by reactionary JUS
'ticc selected by n rcactionary prcsi-
dontP
DO the people want change
back to the old conditions that
caused Roosevelt To revolt In lVl2F
1tave thcy forgotten that the mon
now in control OF the republican
marty are the same that Roosevelt
Fought and the people turned out
OF Officer
"Thosc men have not changed.
II is unrossiblo that the public has
changed These are the questions
Governor Cox declared, that havo
10 he considered "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

been for tho United states. or do
they want the influence Of the
United states In the league Of ma
tions to see questions are settled on
the basis of Justice humanity and
fairness instead Of Wpdtctivcncss
and dcstruCtiun2
"Do the former service men want
"a change that would bc nothing
moro than the repetition Of the
farce staged by congress when II
played horse Tor over a year with
the adjusted compensation question
aud camc TO NO definite conclusions
OF do thov want % change TO u post
tive pledge of support Tor the four
fold plan, approved by tho Amasi-
can Legion ut cleveland?
uDn tho ncnnlN who rpEnrd lho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

States s"natc'
"bu I.o men and women ~ Irish
dCsCcn' want change that VIII
mean according to senator Harding
that th. qu, ton OF Irish indopru.
dcnco autl mot hc one for the Tn
tcrcessiHu oI official America or do
they want u change that viii moan
the pruontuuuu Of Irclnnds case
at the bar off world opinion
DO fhr men and women ot der.
man descent sHid to be led 10y
George sylvester Nicrcck because of
some promise OF "A separate peace
under favorable terms to Gcrwnuv
want change from the conditions
at Paris where. us every one knows.
Germany would have been cut TO
plcccg like "a hrcfstCnk had II pnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29
CrOirs Deny Theft of
automobile Stolen in
This City October Is

w w. Grow and |. Grow,
brothers ARRESTED in Joplin Tues
day in possession Of Cadillac
automobile stolen In this city from
the Greenleasc- Moore Cadillac
company. october IS, entered
pleas OF not guilty TO the charge
OF auto theft at their arraignmcnt
Thursday before Justice VI. J. Gray
and were released on bonds Of
$4,000 and $500 respectively for
preliminary hearing November o..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

--Taffetas, both plain and changeable, are wei
represented, with fair sprinkling of manes
shaded chffons, lace and panne velvet.
Flesh rose, yellow, lavender, blue, Nile
brown'and black in good assortment of sizes
--Basques high waist, panels and ruffles seem
to lead the style effects.
Ostrich and fur trimmed
You may choose from this group of frocks to-
day at the very small price of $500.
Section, Third Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

Stein Bloch and Society Brand
grade high grade
overcoa gaberdne included this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29
Jobs Open for Boys.

The employment department OF
the boys division OF the Y. NJ. c..
A. is having difficulty in filing the
positions open for office boys. Fred
E, Woodson, secretary. stated yes
ierday that he had on his list ten
positions paying from $50 to SIS per
month for boys over 16 who had
completed at least the eighth grade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

only one thing in this country is
Dry, and that is the presidential
Observation-Disclosures Public
Ledger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

Another trouble about the growt y
OF the country h. that II inevitably
means more COngressmen.-N
Vile Banner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29
The 2O% Reductions are
continued on all these lines

continued on all these lines
2O9o off of all Silks, WOolens, Lin
ings, Ginghan,s, PercaIes, Outings
and all Wash Goods, Blankets, Com
forts, Linens, White Goods, Tpueis,
Sheets, SheetiRgs, Musins and all
Household Linen, Bed Spreads, Bags,
Hosiery-eUery kind, WOmen's Suits,
WOmens Goats, Furs, WOmen's
Skirts, SILK Underwear, Blouses, Pet
ticOats, Negligees, Shoes for Women
and Children, Outing GOpns, Chit
dreRs' Ginghani, Dresses-aHd WOB,-
EMS House Dresses and Aprons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-29

$50 Suits and Overcoats =. S12O
S125 Suits and Overcoats. :. 800
S1OO Suits and Overcoats. -. $50
sos Suits and Overcoats. -. S76
500 Suits and Overcoats. :. S72
S85 Suits and Overcoats, -. $68
S75 Suits and Overcoats. -. $50
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
Pl0flr By TINS; DON'T !
WASTE AnaIAfR NAV.

Whan you sre worried BY baek
ache: by lameaess and urinary slis-
osdsfs--dor's experiment with MI
nntsied medicine
Follow Dickson peoples ample
--use Doan's Kidney fliIs.
Here's Dickson testimony, verIis
IL II yon Ssh:
Mrs. l.. Taylor. N Main 81, Oays,
Il have used Doaa Kidney ptils
Oh aud on cor i've OF six years spd
they have never tailed 10 relieve ne
Ny hidne,-. at times. ge. -iugsish
in act,au aud suffer nom back achs
Il have TO lrt my boassw0,k 70 20.
done OF ruch limes owing 10 the
nirsty in my back | have alssys
used Duan'. kldn-y Pilis, getting
them st The dystt Drug Co, aud
they have given NE doe relief
Prize. sDc, a, all dsalsrs boo /,
simply ask ior kidney remedy
gel iI"zu Kidney PiIIs-~thr .smr
that Ms. Taylor had Foster Mil
uurn Co., Mir.. Buffalo, \ \,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
DsHrag0Ty w eeai FACTS:

~ the campaign comes to the
hume stretch Information reaching
Democratic Headquarters al Nssh
Wills 10 very encouraging |, 10 sp
parent that the Democratic ticket
Will yin by the largest III iotiiv 10
tha histDfy Of ta1 sss, this beIa X
due la part to shu womsD sots.
Every voter who has attempted
" snalyse the campaign uttsran-
ees u Roberts AMI Taylor have
been made 10 $50 that Taylor has
made the eampaig1 Of the demag 4
aud has promised anything that he
thought might 70. yo,ss. while Gov
srnof Roberts h. defended his 4
ininis,rs.ion, making apologies To-
nothing he has done. hu, has sun
inittsd facts and aauree that cannot
10 Questioned
Col. Taylor has attempted tohr
lend only one act OF his lite apd
that was his position IN favor OF
The infamous forco Bill Fl" The
bill that, bad il become Law
would have crushed the libertic.
Of tbs South aud N de tt subietj
10 federal control. which would
hsys mads the negro the domes e
hros In Southern Government. NJ
Taylor defends this infamous bill
aud yet seeks the franchise Of
Southern men and women
Tennesssans sull believe tina,
this should DO a Goysrb nsnt con
trolisd by the people Of the "sriou-
States and not controlled by FEEDERS,
power. Mr. Taylor declarpa tina,
the force bill was desIsn-d Tor Ger
tain cities In the North. but record,
!, ahas; that Mr.. r.sles .nd hss q /.
!. sappofsers Of The Force Bill" were
urged during Its debate 20 nam
one place IN the North ior which u
vas designed aud none Il ,hru
would name thu place TAYLOR II
sha course OF his remarks said, H.
the district | ,"prs~ni, al.hoas'
in the South iraui and intimids
ton In elections are unknown
Wha, did he msan BY ihe claus
"ai,hough IN ,hs South II 10 dio
not understand At that time tia
the I'LL sas aimed a, tha Soufhs
The peunlr know vhs. b. 'resu
and viii demonstrate their know
ledge on November 2ad ny r..sisr'
ies Governor Roberts hy An owe
wAv ,miag M .ori'y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
Election Notke.

Notice 10 hereby gwen that On
Election vii be opened and held IN
each CT the voting plsets in TIRE
Icauts Of Dickson, State 81 Tenn
r@.ee on Tussdar Noy.nbs 2n&s
1870, between The hour o. = Z. nc.
ana I . m Tor n. porpo. " the
lection 81 Presidential Electors,
Governor. Raiirosd missioner,
a p,m cvr II Congress, State Ssna.
toy and Il pveteots.lvs 10 he Cen
stal Assembly
TIE .,llo~tns are hersby appoint.
vi to hok. said election III tie VAR
oar voting rrecin,s
TX plst w H Martin. W II
8asa " 4 SULLIVAN. iadses; Van
Springer. K L Fss. clerks Q :
Flrt1tr, receiver
2ud Dirt jim Kinhro, H {
t''u1@, Dixon 05nessn, !adsss Gl!
bar; ked,tor, Nash Work. ci+rss,
y nt'si Pge ~. rivs
8 lfl - Jaistbil1. u Gar
tsn Jr He.io, judges; II ] Deal,
RF flaN+ crSs. W II Hu'ehsf.
So, -vcelytr
4sa DIST, Carte. box A J Car.
,@r. 4 ! Prywr, /! " Ridss~sv.
sage. 6 A C.saty, = T Gsasry,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
Homas's Missionary society,

The W,Qmso. =. Missionary Society
Il the N Il. Church. south, met
fxtnisy slfh Mrs ] + fi',tiey.. -
10 the presidents sbsenes. Mr.,
Dallas fstty. vice president, TOOK
change u the meeting,
N,. { Ii Sitemofs read Dote .!
thanks from Mrs Crouch and also
a letter from Mics Bsssie Allan
thanking ne Toe quit scraps s,ul
the Wesley House
Minutes Il the las, meeting vet,
read BY Mrs Nlsnafl Mrs.. q l.
Bould,n lead the meeting. aitet
the reading u The scripture lesson
Miss Edith Badge gave hesuu'
iul vocal sole, Give u all your beet
to 10. Msstrt
Qua ON Our Work IN Africa.
by Mira sileBurr. proved very 10
lsrsstiag.
Other papers sete read and
business itom the las, blslner.
meeting Was brought ~ IN te
CARDS 10 the study Circle work
Following the resignation Of Mr.
J. A. MoCaul, Mise Minnie Norrlr,
vas elected Ia t;ll the office unlllI
the hfs, Of the year
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. asrsi.d by Mr.. Cnas
Badge and Miss Edith Badge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
WhiL elvr.

Mr. ul Mrs K y Nelson have
ryt ururd irou Coleshutg
Archie Jones has returned TO vii.
mlnstpn Delesars
hiss Alice LArkins b. returned
70 Nashville. after q orlsi wait 10
her cousin
Born. u Mr. and Mrs jim Mead
ora. October 23 son.
ME- May Ann Thomas visited
ia Dick son sunday
Mr. &, ". Deal, Of Nashville.
visited her si,t.F, Mlse ssrsh Am
Rsdtori
Mrs Cssrley Ode, Of Ns.bvlls,
~, ~ the week end With her moth.
r. here.
Nl4s Lila acCsmphe'l Of Nab.
vlI3s gave party Al her sun, >
summer home, At this place ie
Gently Eighteen couples enjoyed
the occasion being ehaprroned BY
Nrs 4 " Besttlr
There sA- democratic meeting
Tor the ladies' Monday afternoon At
the Eis,helh House
Mts- Willie Miller is visiting her
sister Mrs Guy Moas.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar po,ls motor.
al from Nashville last week and
spent The nth, With the former =
sister. Mrs, F.yet,r Taylor
The po-,Gllics has been moved
from the Charlotte road 10 the cid
ssaad GA Main sl1sai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

hrue ~. moot nupev will BE- a..
eEi.d. The nslss aud bounds IL
81 b. iaus sud u zach sspsrsls
NECt ~i,| y" gisab "a tie DAY II
safs srd WI b. ~tout asa whole
To- g. tag's 10 the order eondrHtss
fa~ ssl~ "a HctGrdsnos with the
bIi o, b'ds scctptsd.
Ief,ns u sails tbs timber, II
soid rftatplN sit he sold ia
.ts.k r.. ,hidw l.i sell Tor vas
- lrd cart = -. III ~. sod 100
fet. u'h interest n IN dh,s si,h
#er 'e'Atfs he spf fpt as'st-
fed usS urtt .ei neu, security
~ 10 'i--' 81 frya s.tm.bt
r's o. ab..la' 1922
y 'itbki- c'.,t.
ssvAs ne~r A et4,. sed J A.
.attt H 'ss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

clerk, 4 \ Cat receiver
i,h Dist tHurr- bax San
Hosin. Sam Bnsp, Jim F,, :,
juises. A J Bro~n. " q Rul'rv
clerks; J { iSrry, frrf,v~t
9Th Dist A / Ssser. ~ ] ~
son. Clyde Grissby, !uis t. l.
;sa,sa44 t,3evv sssqr~s, y,~"s>s 1
ghtcn, receiver,
oh D.s tSyiya.h sr)-F -htir
W q smith. Luther lU5. .&s
u J W,ithsll, J II CrHtea,t, ,lrfE
Diek Outlaw receiver
9Th Dist tChafIotla box u J
Daniel, " + Byrn A,ilfeln llurs
way ,udges; Chss Wiitsmr rs.
Harris. CLERKS Billie Hak t.eu, ~
ceiver
7th Dat. XII. Smith. Il I sec
Ter, r X story, luisf " {, Smith
JK -impSlns, ierks II y Go9a u
re 'eiver
s.h dat tCuuh m h3vl ] A
Nsvbe,t \ " stars, Ar i-e~ Rskr
Judges, ~ Hntto9 v : Iiarfls,
clerks, Percy F'p,m en receiver
s,h Dist (H ~ n ~
Eiain. Juo Aatao, pt rs
Judges, RAy Phi 81, v !lsr
clerks, inc N,ntaa ~
9Th Diet -, tos A = ~
wards. RI RsA u "
judges; Sid ~thuAl . ,
Hams. elrrss Grsdy = as-ar. r..
ceiver
9th Dist. ysnlref S IL
Hollo~ay, lin Dame i. J Il Dav
judges: " + vcGrr. oie iA0U :
son. cl.rss, y Ratn receiver
lo,h ~, - IS i3t- vrr9 :
Fioch r ] Conn, 10 if.. F" u Y
Schma,'nn, tiaa H.. cis"st, \
Turner receive
liz nist-N Il E'ite, AZ a.av
Allen Sesis. jnise. lem HsT1 +,
Movri. Averttt. cstk4. Case. VA,
hams, receiver
i1,h Dist-D ; Ja'ta7.
Pack Wm t4ccek, !r3a I Y
GRAY, MAI Jordan titfst H..
Eshsriy receiver
18th ~, II A t,i',or, Chsf.,s
Kru,chn al. Gen Nsttsr .sf&@s 4
Richsrdaen III Csupbs. c'e;S'
Fl Hammond rscelvr'
I4th Thsi-J " Hal jim t'a i.
msn, 7 : Rrt,xn. ,3iss' /. i ~.
" Z y { tsri sitt.s & & 7 H,
receiver
l5's pl.-j + Iiorr -
gsa. Roy Daa .aasc Jy- ,ls.et
A T. Dots. ee,ks. IL NcCaf1es
tsSsiTer
TIL. Qstctt' II, go.
T. H. Ae'g
C. Il NaA
Ei,ctitu .auiss,g-asr4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

A large eto9d attended church
., OAK Grove saturday Iish, and
Sunday.
Mr. and NJ. " J iatrs rptn,
Sunday wilh The lal'e, paieats,
VIZ aud Mr. y l. M.ulsy
Mice Matte Bo~su yisi'ed ela
tives ou Tombltrg Creek sunday
A boz suppe, vii be given g, The
Oak Gtoss senaolhous saturday
Il gbt November Gil Everybody
invited
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Girls fridge Club

4Iss LrsEins Barnett vac hossRsa
oi the Guis Bridge Club nj taa
home 81 hes sister. Ms. II. I.
Wynns. 40 q ct,mnliu.n. 10 Miss
Mary poptgan, oi wsynssboso
sho spent The vsss end hae with
her mother. Mrs Lime Dcntgsn
Cards we're played IN the astfse.
i've reception bail. HiEhss, ae0is
I,llto Mis- Wreun Hopsins
The hostess aesisted BY hes sistsr
served delicious salad >oarrs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
Or. J. \. MATTHEWS
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

Sore Eyes, Granuls,ed Eyelids,
W,ldha,r,, Watering, Itching Eyes,
Scoms. Pteryg,ums on the eyes,
Can positively bs cured with Dl
Garhhkies Eye Remedy Sold
and guaranteed bv DR. n Mat.
,hcw., druss,s, in Dickson, a, 81
per bottle Your money back IT
No, pleased with result Can b~
sent any where by parcel post
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loastipaii0c

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aprpt9. 4 ,sgFpr IL n5rsti pstioo.
II yon @@rl ~ .rioy stsd ossin
ssep 80, bax..y regular This u
beet sec up stsd By proper ssss
.ti ,asfca.s. tm sonstirDs .
g..tscins !. needed snd ~ben tAsi
Va .ae CO.. you ~i Ard CbsmA~.
.s,ss r.tI.,t ar exe.i!ep, Thsy
n,s uiIt .nd g.nth 10 their sessos,
ea.y ard rts.ssn. 70 'ts' Give
,hsm ,r.i Tgsy oaiy cost y
auastsy
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ladi ,r,iioa. Riiioulasss, Ceastipa.
L uuu.

CA,mbstiains tablets have re
stored to health anh h.ppip--s
NuIdnif aho s,tt'Ts titted With 10
tigestiou, e.Iiousne- and consti.
patton Ii you are troubled 10 this
say give them trIsI You are
cerIsia 10 be pleased Tor they will
beu,til sou
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

Remember, wnen IN need OF
temsti,chlns. that Mrs Willie
Jo1e - appreciate your work
FOR SAILS t. Rhode l,land
Red puigets and cucasrels Gail or
,e iA prices Dicksan Green.
case. telephone -.