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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

,yrr. rarrcd to attend the state conVcn-
tom IL the Federation Of Labor, TO be
mia in that ciiy vu neat $"''- .dy, Apr!
"Iri, when delegations Will h" III attend
ancc from ali paris of the stat" 10 take
q ton IN regard 10 politics in West Nir-
g,ula
letters were perceived from the city
solicitor AMI Ia" city manager In regard
t. tn, action of the city regarding tn"
strike OF the tcamstcvs and were ordered
llI"G
Fred Eriuhman, Of tho finance COM
mlti,,. rendered his resignation owing
L. the fact that u" is absent from the
rlty Z great deal Of the time and john
Moran. ur the ArnaIghmatrd Association
If Sheet and Tin Plat" Workers, was
,i.rr,d to fiji his place and vii! also DC
"a the executive board.
Thu transfers strike was taken up
mkt ana S"v.rol hours were consumed
discussing this matter, with the result
lhri tn" Iwcnty-right members repre-
-,lfiur that many different crafts Ill
rr,ily affected by the strike are 20 have
"a e, uirIcuv" on Tuesday night with tn"
.,uplu,,rS win /; is hoped that some
settlement VIII possibly re effected.
IN" matter IF bringing 4 national or
.aui-,G uI tn" American Federation ~
Labor Ia the city WAS ais" discussed
ana a report wa received stating that
,nr or The mon would be located in this
city within tn" near future.
Many other matters Of interest were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29
THREE CLASSES
:: CONFIRMED BY
:: BISHOP GRAVATT.
EmPoSrNq PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
At ST. MATTHEWS, ST. LUKES-
AND ST. PAU1,'S MISSIONS
Continuation at St Andrews Next sun
dny WIN Conclude Fun Week T'or
Had OF Episcopal Diocese

Palm Sunday MAS Ett!ngly observed
yesterday by the Protestant tplS'"pN'
churches OF Wheeling by confirmation
OF three classes, at which the Rt. Rev
Bishop william l. Gr0v7tt, or char'eS
Town, ofrIciated. ClaSScSwere confirm
cd at 81. Matthews, 81. Luko,5 and 81
Pauls Mission church ~ Elm Grove
Bishop Grovatt preached ut 81 huheS'
snd special music featured the ccre-
monies
Al tho morning service which was
celebrated At St. Matthews. Bishop era
watt confirmed q class OF thirty, In the
afternoon at ST. Faurs Mission churcn
at Elm Grove, ne confirmed 4 CLASS Oh
four and in tho evening class OF
hftean was confirmed at St Lukes-
tarx, crowds attended all tho services
and In the evening st 81. LuNeS, tNc
church was packed % It's utmost caiNl-
civ 70 hear Bishop Gravatt speak. ho
delivered = remarkably strong sermon
on Tho Christian Life taxing as MS
text tho fifteenth verse 81 tho lO6th
Psalm. And he gave them their request
and sent leannesS upon them.
Tho largo choir OF st. Lukcs church
gave an inspiring program OF scored
rnudc, among which were tho following
notable numbers, "C2ntaue Domino oy
dudley Buck and Benedict Anir'a IN
which the soloiSts Of tn" choir TOOK
part; Mrs. Carl Lang. Miss Dorothy
Rell, sopranos. Miss Mary Norton anu
Miss Jessie Scott. contralt"S and ME-
Harry Meyer basso. were IN" singers
Rtshop Grayatt will be in This section
re the state until the latter part 90 tho
week confirming classes At "vltSourE.
Chester, Follansbcc, Cameron and Ne"
MartInsyille. returning on Easter sun
day 70 give confirmation at 81 M
drews church IN South Wheeling.
He will leave on June nineteenth ior
ENGLAND where he will attend the Lam
both OF bishops Of the Episcopal chuEcn
which meets every ten years III L'h"""'
Raw, r z l.. Stridvr will act a. chap
lnIy to BISHOP Gravatt while in London
N In expected that the conference Will
b, OF more than usual importance this
year. owing to the condition OF world
unrost which prevails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29
SECOND DAY
!. SERVICES Of
Anniversary
Prominent Ministers Deliver Addresses
At tho Union Mission Cello
bration Exercises
rraSs Meeting at Martins Ferry A1SA
School Auditorium Attended
By Many.

IN. second day OF the third anntver-
sary OF the Union Mission was a Dig
one, and wiz long be remembered ~
all who aided IN the work
supertnteudants OF missions outside
of the city, who are now IN Wheeling
toininS In the celebration. made forcioIe
address at several local churches at the
morning services.
Rnv. Pat Withrow. superintendent or
the Union Mission OF Charleston ad-
dressed the congregation OF the First
United Presbyterian church, while, Rev,
Samuh Swain Of the Akron, Ohio, MIS-
sion. spoke at the First English Luth-
erun Church and Rev. John Derrick OF
Canton, Ohio with Rev. G.. w. Cory i'd
dressed the congregation Of the First
Christian Church.
Tho mass meeting held yesterday
attarncon In the Martins Ferry High
Schol auditorium proved hugo success,
Tho meeting Was largely attended BY
both Onions and West Virgintaps, and
elonS with several interesting addresses
che session showed that the people OF
tho vicinity ara backing the Union
Mission with both heart and soul.
A big increase IN attendance was
shown at last nights services at the
r1ission. Need OF the World" WAS the
topic OF Rev r Z. l.. StCider's message,
vhfle Rev. Pat Withrow delivered
very forceble sermon on "a FRIEND.
Rsv. Samual Swain address the wo-
c1sen or tho Wornen's department OF the
mission
The anniversary celebration OF the
Union Mission will come 20 q close w!.h
tho services this evening. A Tery
elaborate program Is being arranged.
and tonight's services will no doubt be
ono hong TO be remembered.
Rev. Swain. Derrick and Withrow
rswin all DO present and make addresses,
while the missions orchestra will be on
Ehand to arouse interest in the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29
SUPERVISORS Of
MUSIC RETURN
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF PhAhA-
pELPH1A CONFERENCE RELATED
BY MISS ROBINSON.
She was Accompanied to Phhade4PAl"
by Miss Nesbitt and Miss
McGranahan-

Miss Lucy Robinson. Miss LH&'h.'"
McGranahan of this city, a"d Mss
Mary Neshi,t. Of Moundsvt'ir. r"'urn''
Yesterday from Philadelphia. wh"r" ''"}
attended the Music Supervisors Na'I"I-
al Conference. The following interest
my account Of the conference was g''-
On BY Mss Robinson. when interviews
"a last evening:
More than 1900 music sup.r% .&"',
were present at the meeting Which,
through the courtesy Of tn" l"hn
Eanamaker company. WAS held in l'l-
vcrsjty Hall. their building. The lnrE"
attendance was due 10 the high order #
tho program assembled by Or. Holl."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29
WESTERN GIRL WINS

RERKELEY, Calf, March 2S.-The
s5Sost defeated the east in the inter-sec-
sStcnal tennis series for women when
Miss Hen Baker, OF San Francisco. won
sSne nth and deciding match today from
ldrs. George Wightman, OF Boston, Ma
lStonal Woman Champion. IS, 81. GA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

up for disposal and it was late in the
ctIcning before the assembly finally ad
jourucd. President J. 3. Rose presided
81 the meeting and X-PreSldent Louis
Leonard. Of the Anna lEamutcd associa.
ton. WAS ais" III attendance. now being
located in Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29
ne DAYS Call for Something New in Furniture

move and have our being The splendid display OF new iur
be Sor" has n"WncS ana freshness poem
inc from every glimpse it worth the TIM" OF any
c who rcvcs in things new lnI the prices III keeping
with the conservative policy OF this store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

Rsfndeers use their anuers Tor re-
moving the snow covering OF Nchens on
which they feed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

Sahl" Island. rapidly sinking into the
Atlantic. was twice as long century
ago ~ il j.. NOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

Just word aboRt furniture
prices. Every indication points
TO a continuation OF present prices
on furniture. Tho chances are
they viii even go higher. Tho
wis. buyer therefore Will be foro-
warned and make selections az
once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

bly, WAR SAVINGS SrAMPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

To serve all worthIly and well;
to sell merchandise that renects
the highest ideals Of workman
ship; to insist upon every custo-
mer being satisfied; to ask fair
price and only q fair prtes-in
brief those arc our store policies
daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

Every W0m0n Knows tNat
good Refrigerator III an econ
omy. Gibson Krfrigcrators are
equipped with automatic AIR.
tight locks. and are real Ice
savers. They may be had in
both top or side icer styles and
are the acme of Refrigerator
excellence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-29

cashct was accordingly mll"d
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
YOWER Of PISA IS
ROCKED By QUAKE:
the DAMAGE IS IRE MEkDouS
Northern f,s.isn Te~rs Are WsrsiI
ausfsrers---AaslstA Seat 70
Seenss Of Disaster Dire Te~s
10 pesnsiishsr.

Pisa, Italy The earthquake shock
here vas proceeded BY deep FaRs
llnss and followed by yerticaS and
h0ritcaial earth tremors which last
ed TOT u seeon4a.
The popalati8h. terror ssrtcksn. fiet
from thsir homes, ia- ~ulaeb aai
ohi!dtsn shouting and wesp'nE. Tbs
squares Of the city we're se9a filled
bur majority VI the IvopIe tied 10
The fields
This hands Of the clock in the tower
stopped a, TSS am. Sept 7 Bells
ia tic sSfis'as vtvvps! =vss -; : :.ss.
ing by the disturbance Persons Sao
happened TO b. m Cathedral square
Ia i1sx Eay rnrN- sH~ Fa* ts,sssa
leaning tG~ef pefesPiibIy osf rliIis's, 'H
Electric wires wrfe sAou c!feaitcd
in various baildiHss 81 Mich4tls
Church and st Mathews Chmca
Net, considerably damaged ulhes
ch4rghgs suffered less serinasl,
The meas received here from Ptrls
rnao Indicates a grave situation there
~ Point dora boy 10 years old diei
from irEbt UtRtfs 3vre har, ~
,umpjaE ,Fom ~tldoNs L has bsea
Impossible 49, set 90 obtain details
~ the damage ar ne uamDey ~ We
TINS oNyus ~ interruption ~ Ese tsls.
graph and telephone lines
Home The earthqake IN Northrru
Italy Wa. %: violent nature villa
Nuiirmsgdlua IS reported 70 have
been destroyed The dead aad 10
Jnred a,e numerous villa Cole
niapdinA "a laap az saou, /? goo IN.
haeItauts ig the Province Of Msssac
Csrrar1 Grave reports ~ The darn
age sustained 10 ,alioss towns Of
Tuscany are being received h'Te AMI
Il is confirmed that villa Coleman
dina has virtually been DESTROYED
London The tosu ot F1,iSEAno I,
mites northwest u Lucia, has heed
eomplct ,ly demolished by an earth
quake according to a SpeSia dispatch
10 the Exchange TELEGRAPH
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
cCAsT TO COAST MAIL ROUTE
Expected That kirpizass VIII nsxt
Tragn Trina ny Fhsy
Ns.rs.

wssAsnx,on, ~TAnaga trMmsooath
nental air mal service ucna New
Tnrx 10 Saa Ffaasisco. wkish viii re-
Gace The transit tins of > lesIs7 frcng
III hours 10 81 hoafs In winter ed "a
IN sumnisf started from koth tsfaiaAi
cities september J.
Metal asonoplanes With eruissns
radius Of ten hours ne 10 miles an
hoar wIii Ae oF~sa;sd 5sExs.a Ssx
York and OMAHA sath single stop
1T Chicago tor gas. Ds' HAsilAaa-a
planes sye-dss 81 ~ mites an hour
With ioar boats taei will te used Boz
tween Omaha and San Ysancisco. Gas
stations are approximately zss nsiiss
apart
In addition 10 cutting the mall time
batwaan the Atlantic and Pacific coast
cities In less than hall. the rsnsoon'
slnsntal service viii eject saving In
tim and ranging from hall 10 full
business day for all Intermediate ciiiss
and ZONES II Ii estimated that each
day II will advance ts0 poands Of New
York mail AZ hours, Of ioeo pounds ~
hours into San Francisco and vice
versa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

81 l.ouis Dtrettdfs u me Mlssis
4ipp! IA Icy Associations net here aEA
approved plans ;ef an s1ieAsNt cam
aslxn The - states the salle, ,f
fis the argstlaatsnG rY%r~ 'TrrsFr w.
the Medium through sath na'ionsl
legislation hruesis al 70 nv ssWcy may
he ohiHDad Ftj vss viii b. mate N
yrKaHiTe ne ss states shich a. pres
or. are disidNa islu ains srex. ia.o
. sou saha0ues STIR chairman IN
ara aae The i yre,afs aisa 4 das
- mcet u Waeh aetaa a, toe cqeninr
u ConEr IS - 20 n3raEe ieeis.at or
N sfay improvements oa tA.
MissoVri Nist1s gp ans oh3 rivers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
LOSES $4,000 m nolbuP
Asssmesils o~nsg IL Ees 'fsvk cry
Is esStsm vesa~sessss NY
Twe Raasass.

Ssw ynrk.-,pAEaip n EmaA. sells
osaer uf the Jfnitsd AasonaolIlis Ksw
conpany. III sesst SD street.. MAJ
haitian. was held ~ lsy t~e Rsaaiss In
the hatt ef sAe esamnany ON the ihsef
fsecr ant afsef strEggiisx vssa shs
roaAsta. ~ae hnaiiy aaAt aim iaso in
ssasihility. was rcAh~& NJ sta,s.sa is
casa AVID scwslry, Bssh easAdlss 'ss<se
esa 10 . ~ai,inx aatessesssls
smitA. she lives NJ The Hotel "
paal, seth street Aad Ninth AseNaa
was aeAr the Nssraaes ef the leEi. whlls
a wDskmaa, Marry GreeRstsin. was IN
he rear xh%n TWO welsarsssed nasn
one asou. - aad the other shoat ~
years Odd, catered and ASKED wAssAs'
sNr Saith was in"
Saith rsplAsd. Yea are talking *
Mr. SmRh. xheseepoa both mss
drew revoisers ard ordered hlaa u
s,aad aGes AID not astsF = SQUAD.
WAY. WHAT'S the mssisF~ sskst
Sinilh.
~ thea tried 70 brush the tse ner
aside ana by sSing Of one Of bis
arms xnUeksd tho pistol cat ns the
haad u the taller ~ The tao bandits
Thea turnisg to shp other r05bes, he
tried "a sres, The revolver from hiin
also me taller mAh, AoweYer, TO-
gained Possession u bis gun and roth
eAadts thea .a'ns=a GA smi,h, The
struggle lasted far ses sral minutes
Aaass " as,A taS,4 IN n.llgs repeatedly roll
lms- r~,.r' *. tiss ttsasp, i slA-ils. SEstsh
became esAsSsivd aud the eaadNs
ghen READER 4 hin unconscious ~
Il siss hin "a hs face
Gre~nstrih who bad beard a comiao
zion Ia the tr0a, ~ the lcIt. nan 20
broadway and $50 Street, wher~ he
faaHd FslrolalhH T.ifsay When both
rsaFusd 10 tas tpf; smhh sk Dtns
unconscious un tae tluvs. et,s blood
Treating Irom Jnany ats on the ,ase
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
U $. NAVAL VETERAN EXPIRES
Henry wal,en oriuneIi Dies In Flor
iea~-serxed Japan As Aem raj,

los, n The death IN II Augustine
Pa. Of Henry Nation Griaaeli, naval
veteran q the Ciytl and spanish war;
Wh0 Negane an admiral ii The lmp~
viai JapAusse navy rr'aue kposn 80
relatives in this city il.s work ia the
training u eeamsn Was ssid 20 have
h,en largely responsible tpr the desel
apmes, u the Jspanc~t navy which
turned hsck The RaKstAa fleets Born
il New Bedford "a years ago Of sea
solus family Grinnell fought with
FRrraKu, a, No~ orleans and received
honorable mention for running the
Confederate lines With dispatches
lie lei, the navy as a lieutenant q;
The cioAe u the Cyii aar. aud ~rnt 10
Japan. serving throughout, the Chino
iapaHes Wag he was made rear
admiral ~ thr new Japanese navy tor
his psrt in its quick groH,h to sea
power
AZ the outbreak OF the spanish.
American war he volunteered for ser
vice IN tn, United states navy and
became Lieutenant ga the batlleshIp
la~s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
TWO KILLED At JACKSONVILLE
Trr~e ltar- Surrrv svrcwrbttt Esrvs
b, Patio BtscN.

Jacksonville Fin Labor day fatal
t,its here total tso dead ana ,hfcr
lady injured one man sRs kiled
and ,ages hgu durHR automobile
,r..r,-s I'D Zebra a,~ r.rl., ssi.1t 4,i.,., #s4
lrosB,d In yhe start a. Size same ~
sort The dead arr Horace sta on
Rursii II farmer Iicl,ensst W thr
F'rsHch army who Was Riilad wS~n
us r. FIX mattsas tBflsd ovrr ard
Fer Al E wilson lr ~. NJ At'an,s
sha vas drowaet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
riNNEY FALLS TO DEATH.
Former Army Flyer kilied A, Mich
oa- FAIR Grounds

Detroit M,ch Nyrun l. t"Fcay
less Tinaey former army ssia,or
fs7f tfT feet "a Gts dFffh White par
forming aerial scroAatIcs al the stat,
fairgrounds Tiuncy's estuuls ~rrp
similar 10 those performed by nmer
LocS'ra
IN an S'srrt 70 rntvr ~@r~ isss~~"
ON which hr Was 20 Climb ir0m ere
plane 80 another flyias aSoss rim. ne
missed his hold and g.uaged from
the top 81 his a,sth'ue 4 croNt ~.
t,ma'ed a. nearly zee oup wrasssed
the accident
Ttnncy wAG n tho Nytrf service ~
Texas tra(Tips held eheu the var
epdvc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
FIND AMg RltAN'S Booy.
Former officer Of Army Meets Death
Al Cohlerx

CoblruE Ths body ci Nathaniel Ia.
We 2i Duluth. MINI formerly a lieu
tenant In the American army and ~
Gently an American civilian reprcseD
tst!Se vita the Rhneiand hkh com.
mission. VAS found On the bank vt the
Rhins. usar here Lieu, Davis had
been nssing Tor a week some
bruises Sere found on the body, but
The more, and lc~slry q, the dead
fffad Nrre frtatf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
Nn Former 'pisreo-rs" 6tps

Nem Work Miss Elizabeth W.
ksa'TY Eaotlea pit-are actress. former
>F|prciera SRI ard daughter al .
hansss city gran rsArs liant Is dead
stoE paeaaoaia. ea.ca II ~ss laars
ed dTysycp@d after boa trK asxS
aeEi ~ LoaS isiaGa Seued ~aae ,
ssA eit'Ure ~as 6egSs nsAds fifteen
screen payers view resc ied
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
Avrt OF Car Dead.

Cor srrtry.Ut Fsree Gvar'
pathess ylsdnT a., Russia ag-, -
the late Emperaf Ntheas Is dead
here she wss formerly iat heas
Mari q Nc,.ieGhers ard sas bcrH
May =. 1884 she vas married &c
Grand INks vladimir A}esartrovstch
al ragragrad or ANg rs IS't
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
VITA MILITARY aoNoRs.
Bodies ~ Men Who Died Overseas
inferred In Ar eateu.

Washington One officer aud ~
enlisted men who died overseas were
buried siih full military honota In
Arlington National eerneI Try The
dead included Corporals Robert y
Franklin, t.ynchhnrg Va Charles :
Walden Mllwpot Ga and Marvin
Stansrll Early Ga and Private
Mrille q lajoprnrs. Amelia a /.
I'll y NIougal Stu'igayi AK. Lon
ME Stophoe, Kite Tia RAYMOND Z
Whi,mef. Shtrl Ark Walter !.
Wilmington sherman. Tex Amos
Wck rslstka. fla Elton l. Ed
.nqCds9n, .rrigolia, To- and Joseph
4 Hollis. lroa CRY TeHa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
sts0.tco Eire az Memphis.

Memphis Fire which broke en-, a.
81 O'Clock m consumed iaarh Il
the stock end des, oyad larFe por
tiou ~ tha plant 81 The James a era.
ham Wagon company Tae aiarla turn
"a into tire headquarters hrouxhi out
AL the up.Iwu companies and several
a,ecss Of suburban Spparatuses 20 Tie
cene The amount 81 stock ~ hand
VAS ya'Qpd at between sl~S,e3e and
$3.50 AVe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Dallas Tex The state i@mSrauc
executive con- N tees vs'orcs ot the
run.on primary " Aux 49, cen htne5
~gth other anofflrlal returns ~h'cs
the conni,tse has ss0s shls - gain
or. gave majority Tor rst VI Me-"
Tor SpSersay ~ ts21s over Joseps
Nelaaa RsiieN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
G.Il.0||M[|.l|. HORROR | | ! | | ! |. !.
TOLD BY 00Ds0A
You Donq Need 10 Sickea. (,Iape
M SalNate fcs,rsea 70
start Liver.

Yeare Nltsosn ssagstsA. es@s'iratsA
Tee se~a hssdsehy. yeur sssssacA msy
As sanr. yssr hf~ash BAD, year skiA
s&llc~ and zoe esai~rs ycs nssd We.
tAnges~Ss esieHasi u start hrsf snR
AeswkA
HERE'S ns guarantee Asa ysas NF~e-
gss for q hestse II pSsds"as Liver
rens and take q sssssafai tsaaxht mn
see&n1 starr ycar liver aad stratShtsa
yea right ae better shAa esaAssss an
wisheet sripias a. mating yea secs !
wsns yea to 70 hAsk 10 the store 40
ct yoar Haos~y.
Tsks cslemsl to-day and sannerrev
yea viii fssl wcsk and sies sna na@
ss@f~d. nent lase a dss. Tsas =
syeanfai ef hsrnaesx vegetable tssa.
soes liver Teas sealsA, and wake ~
feeling sgAeaasA n 10 perfectly harm.
less. % give u 10 ycaf chstdrea ssy
tina. Il cant salivst~-~Aas,
--~-H.~~-ss-s-s<s-.=-sy
A tough Journey teagheas the man
y-zx ,5ss t,f ifi4s rffusgi v77un
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

strioa Ind Three nsa YER
Killed hare ny rss expjosioa III tst
Submarine miss Rs.la 1hfY ssre
te4@5ls tire ssa@ nal a shoa' s9a
49, t,om the boss, The tSGes serv
v assred ~ rescue party. Seven
tesa n ales we-e klfet
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
RECRUITING AvY.
Breaks Al; Peace Time Records During
August.

Wash agtcn Army recruiting seaiu
broke all p-ac,'ine records daru&
August according TO sta'emen, by
Adil Gen Harris. showing enlls,.
meats Tor the month 70 have rach-d
lss.2 July -xIistnouts which w~v
Aghiiy Argef than ;ha uumbf 10
June ware SS2i
Enlls meats are expected 10 80 evan
hia her ia Sept 'mbsr the statement
said because ot opening 81 the ARMY
school terms which officials believe
vii! aitreI scorss Of meu lpto the
service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Portland Ne More shaa ii ssr
women have reg .sie7p1 as voters IT,
tas state SiaEe Avs wsrs aaa tan
iCt iaatn garFsae a; the s9ec oil SEQ
s:oH q fae Eggs ;age, according ~
estimate EaEs- .---,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Topeka, Nan Jadse AasvN CLARK
II Stsriing. kaa district MAss "a
years asNa formar KANSAS legislator
In dead at Sterling. actcriins y ~nrd
received here Judge CArs had VS.
chsldwn al his o~n. but hsd reared It
prphaaS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Wss:s,e(d. Mass rr~dersck A.
Thompson sset va c-e ci tAr Q 4~si
rAper makers IA ta.s part AZ the eCsa
try. Is dead he ssa president OF
the ,,s.ae Paper compsny here 'or
uar7 WARS ur - tts retirement .hrNs
wears agc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Me- Tae American kaigAts ~,
Cclg- hGs wAo are tcsrtzg Epspr
arrived In Nics They we're rers.rs9
by Perfect rnStar-s And tae rayc-
Toe S'y was AefsSEst VILE Fra \
A1s American ksraerA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
A..,.e ws-an &c. s.sc oou

Frterse&rs, "a w n Lavss. a.
HoF~~si rpcs!se9 q leigeg from 4 .aw
f.fm IN sac Iseso. Cal. requesting
a.1s 10 T~pSv Ia re 10 clsiEa s.ss. 900
l~fI - by woman ~ ASSISTED lwe
y&4rs A<S ~s&s she te8i On The street.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Birmingham, Ala ~-Mrs VI. A, HALL.
sl. Mas cite ~ the l.S@' Jefferson
ccanty women whc qualified 10 vote
The istas nemheg NJ scmsa ~ao had
registered IN The eeaau Sept vas
1,kee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Ma ltide -ESy a gets 81 20 70 ~.
the T'nrseses a0ass If rap'r%sa,s
ares r@i~cte9 re- bin rAanytx sp
aen 20 paw pcii tayes tetrrw IA ma
ssis Die Is vote IL Teuaess % Tss
sI-f Nz Z -TT- -xyxr4t ~ --- vr-~-~ ~-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Hurtsy lie, Ala -Tear children %
sne family AZ W. G., Jones were alsgpn
here hy dog believed to have rat
les. The aeS was killed and the head
seat 10 ihs rast~ur institute Al Noai
som -~y trr rsarwStIoa. wi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

lhsnarcora n, A, Hut' wan car
rted a molderS' u1Sca card OF Fva1r~
pnrs Ala. vas Killed sy falling trosn
. Western 4 Atlantic train Aeswe<N
Tsnassi kia ard kiEsxc.d. Ia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

B>Stor Wcmen participated t0r
the first tire in sateSiss Nassa-
,Aase.ts primaries her~