davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Price-revision ON
Reynier Gloves

Applying to the following-
Women's S. overseam
gloves are now $3.50.
Women's $3.50 pique
gloves are now 81.
Women's Sc chevrette
gloves are now $3.50.
New prices effective to-
day.
1t is good fortune indeed
that this lowering of prices
comes Just before Christ
mas. Old friends of REY-
NlER may now give REY-
NlER gloves with the old.
t j m e freedom - several
pairs at a time.
1t is also good fortune
that we are in receipt of a
new shipment of REY-
NlER gloves-new fresh
skins-just at this time
to meet the demand that
will follow these new prices.
Complete assortment
of sizes and shades
Styles include suede in g.
clasp, glace in 3-button and g.
clasp ovcrseam, suede in q
clasp, pique sewn; glace in D.
clasp pique, and Chevrette
tanned in 2-clasp.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Decorative Flower
Paintings
and Architectural
Paintings
Are Unusually Attractive
as Gifts
nY1Y IA Yr@Ny
BELMAISON

The gracious flower pic
\ lures, reminiscent Of lovely
old world rooms, where the
lights from crystal hung
candlesticks brought out
the soft color of these love-
ly old paintings with their
great decorative urns Of
flowers, or their masses of
fruit and delicate sprays of
quaint bloom, make the
I most charming of gifts for
the modern house or apart
ment. The painted masses
of flowers bring new fresh
ness to colorless rooms;
architectural paintings
with their columns and
glimpses Of quiet stretches
Of water or their groups Of
gay little figures introduce
a bit of the wide world into
the smallest room.
Belmaison has received a
new collection of both archi-
tectural and flower paint
ings.
Some Of the flower paintings
are veritable little gems, as are
for instance two octagonal
tower canvases set in old gilt
frames. Price $4,000 each.
Large flower paintings range
from $3.50 to $3.50 each.
A set of two, one large and
one small, is $500.
A set Of four small architec-
tural paintings are unusually
charming for a library or living
room. Price $4,000 the set.
A large painting Of the
architectural type with q
glimpse of the sea and over
hanging cliffs with figures in
the foreground is $3.50.
Fifth Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11

Local Official Record The fo,1ow,,9o =.
nciai record shows temperatures dur,nr
tne last twenty-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date OF la ST vear
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
C0ty's
Perfumes

L'Crigan. Lilac Pourpree. Violet
Pourpree. Muguel. La Rose Jacqui-
mont. 1852 size, now 81.
And toilc, waters: L'Origan.
Jacquimont, L'Or. Hclio,rope, Musuct.
Jasmin. Iris and L'Efileur, waters,
1852 size. now $3.50.
Jacquimont. Rose. Chypre and
LOrigan water. 1882 size, now
$I4.50.
Jacqumont Rose Water, frosted
bottle. 1882 size, now $lO.75.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11

highest temperature yesterday, 40 do.
s!Ses Nat ?. M: lowest SO degrees Int
o. ~ a, NJ average. SO degrees; avers -
same GATE last year. 36 degrees: avera es
sI.me zane uate Tor thirtythree years, IS de-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11

Local Fcrecast.-Partly cloudy to-day:
perature: fresh west Winds 1919
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Weather Report

sun riees. Z ] a. m Sun sets. 4:es D IN.
Moon rfses z. 90 a. m. Moon sets .b:53 n n,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Bedtime Stories
The Understanding Heart
BY Thornton W. Burgess

The 1cedklings stumble, the helpless fall.
For lack Of friend to take their aorf
a pity 1t is so feav there are
Who hcve the understanding heart
Farmer Browns Rov
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
General yyeatl,er Cora,+;-

Barometer Rcpdiurs
d. M 2sSsi1 p. m. 2974lS D. m. % 20
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
f]unlidit-

- Humidity
a. III eoll y. m.... 1918 D rn 4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11

Toilet waters; rose. Mugue,,
Eougerc Royale and Jasmia. rcgu-
lar $3.50 size for $3.25.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11

The next story: "Rusty Visits tho
Old Stump" '"'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22

e
Y = MoRROWTOWN NEWS

gssRsh:ShShS1Sh SlSf0Sh5la1ansH
Tom Madison has gone to Seat
tie on visit.
Mrs. Avis Pell, of Tekoa, was
called to the bedside of her moth
er, Mrs. Fred Bicknell, who has
been very i'll.
Joe Cooper returned from Lew
iston Saturday, where he has been
for medical treatment.
Sam Schneider, of Orofino, was
in Morrowtown last week.
d. O. Lantz, who will move to
South Idaho this summer, will
have his public sale April 26.
j. P. Jobe went to Orofino to
visit his sister.
Gideon Hunsucker, an old res
ident of this community, died at
Joseph Plains on Tuesday of last
week. He was buried in the Nor
rowtown cemetery last Thursday.
The roads are in almost impas-
sable condition. Mail service is
very uncertain.
The school election was held
Monday. District No. 13 will have
nine months term next year.
f. G. Bicknell and G. w. Eastman
were elected trustees.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22
PUBLIC SALES.

On account of my growing bus
mess on Camas Prairie, l beg to
announce that [ have opened an
office in the Globe Building at
Grangeville and at The Herald Of
flee at Nezperce, and will divide
my time between the Camas and
Nez Perez Prairies. All dates will
be made for both prairies at The
Herald Office.
| also take this occasion to
again thank the people Of Nez
Perez Prairie for their liberal
support in the past, and | am
still here to give them my best
service at future sales.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22
SURPRISE FOR dessert RAT
Veteran Prospector Astonisns' :
First Experience With mov'ns
Picture Methods.

A real "desert rat" an old pro-
pector and rare individual IN Ins''
modern times, waited into Vlaoi.
vile, CAL, where motion Plc'ul'
company was at work. A ran .oa
house had been built, more than ~ !.
sagebrush transplanted to nlaA' : :.
look as if it were in the vlclmv :
the desert, and all the old TIN cau'
in the town collected to give aunv y,
phere to the cookhouse. Inc -
desert rat accosted the movie o,'.
tor in front of the dilapidated pl''~
''This your farm? ?" he asked
The director said it was.
''Any grub about2" -.
The picture man pointed y Nd
rear of the prop movie house !,
the visitor followed. When II
reached the corner of the house :, =.
saw only two walls standing m,
mouth sagged with. amazemen'. hon
players were equally SURPRISED ND I'D
the old desert rat told them nc u ~
never seen movie company AZ w. III
or knew that the few houses 10 =.
seen in motion pictures were y
fake variety.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22
HENS THAT ARE RESTING.

Slobkins-I understand your hens
have stopped laying?
Jereban-Yes, two of them have.
Slobkins-May I inquire the rea-
son"
Jereban-Certainly. An automo-
bile.-Poultry Journal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22
IN RIGHT.

'What became OF that hired man
of yourn that was always half
asleep?"
'sGot job that suits him at last.
"Huh?"
"He's travelling with hypnotist
now."-Louisville Courier-J ournal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22
HIS HABIT.

"That old-time minstrel is con-
tinually going back to ancient griev-
ances."
"Well, you can't expect him to
overcome his long habit of rafting
old bones"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22
Building New Scenic Greer Grade

Stems &. Carlson, who were re-
Gently awarded the contract for
the construction of the Greer
grade state highway in the Clear
water district Of Clearwater coun-
ty. are already on the work, the
crew numbering so men while the
force will be gradually increased.
This will be notable highway
nine miles in length, with a climb
of 1000 feet and affonding a six,
teen-foot roadbed. The cost OF
the grading will be $139, 900 while
it is probable arrangements will
be made to have the contractors
give the thoroughfare a macadam
surface at a cost of $4,000 a mile
or total of $4,000.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22

Sugar is now looking like $25
per hundredweight. The whole
sale price has reached $17.65 IN
Lewiston, and it is being issued
to retailers in 3-sack lots. Seat
tie has just received a cargo to re-
plenish her almost exhausted sup
ply and the wholesale price there
is $21 per sack.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22
u of / Track Meet Nav Is.

Scheduled originally for April
II, the University of Idaho's an
nual interclass track meet has
been postponed until May Is, the
day following the final events of
the university's all-state inter
scholastic cinder path classic.
Postponement was made necessa-
ry by continual rains which pre-
vented the varsity track from be-
ing worked into condition.
Captain Horton McCallie, of
Kamiah, Turk Gerlough, Of Boise,
Raymond Harsch, Of Moscow, and
f. G. Van Hoesen, of Mesa, com
prise the mile and two-mile relay
team which will represent Idaho
at the University Of Washington S
relay carnival to be held in Seat
tie April "a.
William Farnum in another
Zane Grey story-"The Last of
the Duanes at the Temple
April 26.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-22

. Make your da- es at least two
weeks ahead Of the sale day if you
possibly can.
Yours for better sales,
Harry G. Cranke, Auctioneer.
Carlson s spring shoes are in.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08


breeders az lie AYRSHIRE ARE very
proud Is thu uniform, saunrr leYc'
pa,ler Nth tong tosiy atisclupeni
whask Ia eanmnu aiRpng The coas
o,,c, ,r.l ec,iups a., character.
49,. !, -. .,t,,.lx vtyra s.,tn al.
-, 4, t,sS,s sY, ~st.nst,s,s,, 80, ,.et. IA
.n.,r, ara 10 b, etr,t,itonaity alert.
Ayrsh'-p~ aevc airitit nervous s'Is.
povlt'aa, eblcN ~ uvrfnl foS birth i'ra
duc,lon np' scgfsupport Probably
pope ~ % other daIrS breeds s#n
eoH.rare afsh inc syrshlrrs IN ability
to oltaif livelihood - Hcan' I#~
iDfs& i'Ff n"1 - tNN,s'' H''
nal" 'i".a N'rs "s'''9 -
WHORE there 10 niara f"pFa 'Suo W
pasture
4, ustan. ~, crv, nav rar, trosn
oA, -, 4,1 ,4,,,,ge faS,ft..c ab,,s,,
.u. ,...,,.4., h,,,,. .nt.t, i,,,....e
,nun.a u,,,, srgpaa fa,r,ar, a,toe,
,e,p n.,.,~1., yt, grJirai. a,a ID
,..ttr ,....,s.,t 4, t..,1t wpti trn
49,, a....,,nrcs. .t,y an nat.a
a. wa,a --,,,.s-..t -
-, .s,. ,. So, sac, fe,,,t tss
. tm..t, II, .as.t,e.
,r. !, ,,.,.ra9 t.,.N,rsa III.
.,,. - 49,, .4 .Iao .rf,o,
.,..,,.ro0s+ zion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

ORIGIN or AYRSHIRE BREED


we AyrSs'vv hg~et erstsnsseA tn
~ eevRy NJ AYR. ID southwestern
SsSs,Asna ~ Tsai Fwgtea. whicA eer~
GERS co stse irSsA ssa. roe ssrtAee -
rNiiiux Sad has eush rp@sA 'rssasii&sd
, Pastures tAsrwgorv. sFW kaeem hal
SfaFSe ana II ~ nrcssSsry gS satsaals
10 crate lsrge srcas To order 10 ets'
lzla SutSrsert feed,
II ~ .as wishin ths lAS hgAavd
svars gha' AyrShtr~s have had a isF~
weal ~sAessA established ~ he entitled
10 the designation ~ breed Ne csaes
acruant II ihe dseeeent inFasioas Of
blssoS of eaher hrccsss sntn The native
Sesach earsse 10 sersn the AyrsAirw
h,es.d IL 81, hard Il Is pFv'i'a''isS hew
ever. that fhe Ciisneel islgsas p0tsah
and Eagiash cattle veFe all Tepre
sehtel
Ttr arst iRlwTttiina ~ Aytshs.wF
20 th'S coabtfy wBs made "a tSg.
s'iAe whl,t ,lHr there lew hts-s .ts
Quot inr.a~stloDs into ho'h The
!. L Gy,rd ess IL. Ina ,.shaaD New l3s
lard Ma York atsd f'rHlSfftaF,fs
probably coatain the ,arres' uuns'ssF
~ representatives Of the trveA Ttlens
iss saaag ffsu'twios 81 fhr pii'vs A.
lanJlc sstr> ena lbs Facac NrFfa
west a. CsuBda ATrsHtrs have tad
great f.o,nlurlis asi tie hrrv'd ssssa>
aeli shic ~ hgabd she rigars ~
The CasadSn ciilrhte The nfeyits u
thc tFeyt have 90, htcR advertised
d,ig r,.a#s-venil, IL y noi asil
traep n wsuy sec,'cns az the tinted
States.
Tie cclo5s - Ayrsh!res NAV varS
s,am medium rra to q very art
mshegsihiyf 1'y0an 6',t 'wh''r wt~h
either collar pgr,iom usfirg oF isjr
yrgrs ara,rs latNdcts tbeee has hsva
a drcllca tendency ,nvae' white sab
rod MARKINGS b'acs murgic spt q
white s,,f.a are d,'3t,si ta ar, nol
ne ssary foe rfslstrtira refhap'
The n,ovi 4 picturesque F,-Htpw - hnf
ntaly ~ tie bresrI j. their larg harns
wi~h furu ugiNard 'hru frWay6
snd upward Another paiui ~ Nhith
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

very aasAch am wen ana ssrSaS and
psw able % d. my wosk- | esaAat
DAD yx,a snassA and reeusnassd
yvaf ru~diease b NY frsAnaa ~ha are
saek. a. Mrs SuSie SAcArASsgy. -
last i7th 81, Rayunaa. N. J.
Ii grast be admitted by every fair
minde4. Intelligent pcrSSsn. that mod.
csss cctsid nos live aad grew Ia possslas,.
It's fes over fOrty years. &nt trsiay ssssd
record f9 eaeh wonocrfAh sssecaas
a. aexs i.yeta v plakhsm'a Vegetables
Cosupound. withoat peaseasaag great
sistns assA seglAl wAsyth A4sA nl@&.
k 'iI taSis * III ysaee Gsssss Mi tanlH
both s,aniArSi and dependable by every
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

lNY fSSatskA sfssS.t&
II felt a. tafSa al tae
lssHA. aaa bks ssp&A
Iaenes and Rer AZ
1 esaalA HxM
E~sk. I Mas srea%
,sal By q psy&xaAn
zn4 iaxak ether ~.
Imexhes but ~; 10
s~iScf, A hwla tsM
|sne about lsGsa ~
IE'mkaan's v eg q.
liable CMngcssst an3
bt has hespesl 20
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

Ft%TnteY-S ~ 'h@ nSfi9faai sTns-t are
wrvagA' ar ever ano'hey iHaairy THAT
heE%n last sees This IL sh insers-
Ea;ina by grand iurY nj Chir~ IN.
ia's baseball gambling. snt y gains
stfaS~a lrievesr hernuss II promises To
TIE worlds series last fall s~fge~n
the chscv 20 White Sax ard the en-
csnrsc NstSeaai ss~wv~ fesm Tore
'nent, n any 10 nse.ssd. uuss ~ D.
,erTrd simcv AZ this ~rftisx tire IN
qgsry Ia oaiy getting fairly Stated
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
REST cow AFTER FREsHENIaG
Ar,rsl shsgh ss Fed 10 ns'id W
eecy Rather Thsr ss~ tie Mar
pssetsrs ~ Min

~
.~rw in isAsr r-Ss,tasirwa ~ The start
o. her &ctatss7 Jsr1nss is NOT cagMess
a. 'hr s~-w. 50 Ire f~rtss shs enH'
svkr.~ fo5se~icE trrsAsrinx nss,es ~
s,ryas-s sargs3y TO the sssiialnx W. Ut
re swSsy rather than sr#srs the fasDS
ln<,rrs u nta and sst,sytaI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
8OYears Old
Was Sick
Now Feels Young 8stcr
Taking Eatonic Tor
Sour Stomach

RI haA agt sss1aa& ever sacp md
ne sHp sud Il lst.hertl mr ~
iispe 8%ps FE'sr,e va'y b Nr~t ~
aN 9aeh bv'icr An fH yrat "itL"
tAys Me- irnn iliil
t.4GG Nascslg sfigt@y epaf ''rl-
set H3irg@soa. besrihgra F9aEtar
i oS SITTER fRting h~F&hs
itae gH sud castsna a}i the sFnss
rafv a'd gases Mir carte ~
sMm@fh aiAne8it II YtU hafv "if9a
e,erJihlhg~ rna assn sgHrr ~ h9f efTa
rf bore ru'enfr fHs hraagat fei@rf 20
tens II tiaa@aapdS like tma A hfg ',qs
cos,s tat q tYiAe with year Gfg4 AFa
essNrAntee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

stationed tsn trucks tan Il ihesn
Eaeie-A ,y.1, eGx se @s-,e9ss ss,Sg !, II .hssr
afs se' fire q thg public heuAs and
large aumtet u priNaie tosaes frosa
~isl,s they drive ne Pr0rle ard thrn
hgnled 60 me ground sofar 81 TIRE 'ars
esl hos ~ mlils 10 !rriagd lseluneius
IS az Engi'Nh erm 1hry Neg8a ~
he MD ~ u'y,.esing a har'1"r sud
dabR8a both Snn FyiHer, Sisai
tar rai, s-,ry usde lasi Nseh on
etitt irsh iVwtts where tllr ,siA~ rad
hesu cirared - SO tii'nG ~ wound.
Ing ~ lheir ruars,ir7 Ia WunIy
tfarv mii3tssr truct 10 Whish we're
nHmier ~ iettst ws.S aWhashwd ~
armed piwu ana lb fha rn.BluE tghg
tGjlf ~ 'hT Gflst'fs = srf 'EiFGrG '1tle
tfirc Involved ia tht ralhrsgau Incl.
dtut NoFe not members II he katai
:, ~ rao~tahalarr hai Fecfu.s Tor
'hlt farr,c y D.. tnvu 'heir ohtfarns
Hn. kuoHu as eback and tsn' Ia
lhc lest two werts wurp thap twenty
ro'ircr yp "a ,ul,i; Is ara a srsr, IL
Sna Fttntrs base tpcn hiyl~d ,S ire.
gapd arl ar,r nHwhcc, 40 tp',i Sidet
Hufe trr0 @ H',5
oswald Garrison WIZARD who ueDi
10 ht ania a0s'y pvo.HtrHHn and
gur .Nr'.sh has iu1ued cnumfllte
~ tIs' Amcr}eaps 60 Investigate aHd
rtrcr puhlicp ou conditions 10 Ire
iaod, With especial rvgcrrnJr 10 atr~'i-
re rpWIr bearings 0il ~ beli IN
WasfirGiUu uN c'mt.*,ln "A ihe
yatapt,e severn, sweater. spa ga,
er,'ar> have ssrrnd 10 serve on he
caam5f'rs. Oh y uc-utefs ~ which
are SAD to he prominent ciiiTcns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

IT. thHl vtsvs aga y aHtcsiF aBd ross
tiHurs the ravp II 80 II he h@d aevus
faEra Malihrux.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
TENNESSEE
! ! ! TE NEWS
enis of Interest in
rief Form For the
Busy Reader.
rN'p Din; mAssy HURT.

80 FaxH& NJ AFtsss
t6h yiiit .~-Twa women weys klii
~ . saaFs Ok persons injured
NhAs y cn@Enah street ear turss
lthF sft<v txnp!ns Ia track a.
avsnna north and Church
,rnc dead are Mbas Hattie
eexfetxry III the United chart.
M Acd a unidentifiea vAsis wsHa
A w4k necesaxy t,T ftvemen 10
y hpi@ In tAe ear to rescue many
lhjnrai
nItek track h blamed by car az
y s6l< I'm thai .esidante A tight rate
~ t14t failsn. MosaFmaa H. r
w4s m lnlared Eio sack 10
NJ n NJ sssd daah assass sAe
~ The street until Il crashed
e<Eh M Dagiee csi box and into
Z !, Il 4 ks,Lqlssasigs, =.
|SSS claimed the taF rs'eaNRd III
aa The slick track after It's
Slsty byssss MY axsu Applied
~ &tAfA iBstsaa III the brakes after
WRECK lore mt his eenmnt Oh
xkas MI Ind apgllsd The emergency
Y Nkes when be saw the car would
xal fnaAs the tcrn dotormau C N
~ haa. busn III Tbs service ~ the
asksss Car cnulhanY Tor str years ~
blaFna ~ asiaeaea 81 hin ~ e0fnpaRy
efileisiB
Passengers ea ths car tor the most
part we're sou a. 1hey Sero retgfo
ing ttom church a#fyTaa
N sstse-v y. 49,. A.. "a .s>s.s., .,.,,..
Knoxville r. Sadie iICpth, GHGs1, .
Jers y COW nine years oil. hes bgak
m tho mia record for al ses o.
Jerstes ~ Taun6agce Har production
f0r tho year Was if3eg pounds 81
miih and s73s poI ls 81 bu,ssf ~
She axseNds "a iermer mix rNegi
ny Gss poapds SIM also h secarf
hMheat row Ia eoIartl0a ot baltg
fat. and ~ pe0&pregtya winnsr ~ tns
Ate~is-aa Jersey Cattle ttNb msd4}
mr. alEh godaetjon Hsr nyerls
test fw the Year ending JAY IS
1915. waa bEA pr cent auttry (At
hrr highest test beiug e.S par csut
shs returned 10 her ows8r $40 ce
above the coat al her fsetl. sadie
Heath IL owned by " = Carer e'
smyraa
Clarkagille The $50 paf.s N twc
srrei schools 55 a. plaaslaw. a
noseh =, IN uatric, Fosr. abl SIS
tfnlon schgni. nesg Palmyra n
roant1, stacked ap above the asrr2E
Ia health insesetaae caudurtod b,
The Montgomery courtg Asalia urit
which IL oret, iaF uaier the a,y,t
tloa ~ The Nettte board N hpltth
camnAlEaa are a,so he,gg pu' An Il
ttrgn amt vtrrr rurnn,rusts,s' ~
2a0liary Neaeah'oaa Much typhci
ard stnsrH6s Iilaeu'auon hpR rg
gssea by 'ar Wealth. aat
Naehs.lln llsplsl men IT rtanas
sssss Ag,s4 ias A,l> AssssJss&A,! i&ts, ,aR sS u
t@cttFe Brotherhood rar the Ns.a
promotion ~ TIE eeqcrat tS ~ tb,
shareh aerdine ~ n@rs aUla
~ iie Y itesdrsn os NeoxrH
saet lazy ug lae 3ym g4 m.$
AIRY movement ey sl2 Jnashsm Hsa
iist coaton' AZ, who y.ted >mt '
fps 4 DayIas IN addresses aaa
r2eas as vi ~ i
u u meAr sll be Aaa 81 Ma aglt's
aast apth
MNh'"Nl& Nft'l"r" '1--'' h'2.H'
wharf npa ess.Ys ,ft ~
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iat 10 ANA !. 5sps5 n,a ,ha ,y.s
aFagstsx tNr 80 i.a raira.4s n
ears wtth el Eane 4a,A.
aS,,el Gn uale4dE, a.. fetss nat c4-
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wafk IN aetna af tae rYaa Ne.p8
tAa va.lgUaI lga, aat4l a1,
a. agns 81 sA& snlna tvs
s.e,.
VI mahsaee ihEtetr tv feN '
atateR III raaaesa8, ttsHsae a{
Masses aat @smed ,he tsHeJ Stalq
aaarNts cusHs at nc maytpe teFSs ~
rrpisi X s'ataa duurS ths @s' wees
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
MONTHS
COULD not WORK
Lydia I. haAhsn's vesssaNs
Csuleausd Made Ne arsss and
Able TO Wsrk--l RECOGNISED
h To All kt Eieaas.

nsynaas. NJ Ill had paaaa IN AssA,
snA lsgs - tkat | esala nas ssAaA egasssA4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Council OF League OF Nations Has
Stopped One War and Headed
on Another.
IT'S faIfNDS ARE ElAIFI
Opponents of Covenant klso F,rs an
Asgur,sn, for lodge Reservation
pclss and Ruas ara ralk psase
While Latter Lose Ba,''e@.--'
Gasrriiia Warfare 10
Ireland --.-..- ..
~ roWARo W. plcKAro-


rrilcvpgs n the i.easar pt \H''H0s
arg much elaied hy lGe t,-l.-s E Etv
n,H'h asaVt u .i,ir t $50 ovlDtI
witch puird 10 i'of, nry ia b.
@rck liy dplotRte presentation 81
fact aud argument, ,isr cuWfl in
diBgcd four nations Wtyh we're eB
the verge ~ engaging IN tes Wars
"a agree 10 peaceful ytfle,ul ai 1hfir
differences, IL cnr uf The eases. ln
decd. hest'li,Ws already had broken
rut, This ans rhe ease % rotaut aAi
IttAuania T'tesc two nations rntf
Sented a. suspend hosltlllira lunsii-
ateiy pending artiltuent W Their
tlNpate which both SIDES Vilj accrW
In this settlement ,he league roQnc,l
will he represented by Count QnlnpAes
~ Leon SpHnAh ambaasadur ~
Fyapr@. snd Earnn krsb,rp NH'alt
Japanese Nlcc ftrrign minister Wapn
the conneH meets IN October V Sc eX
pcctcd. ~ leasi 4 ieafEuvc" d~-isicr
win be- ready Tor its arp,oyhi
Inc '"'i'''H h"a slla'us' gwen W
hphs ,,e's.dl ffaRS.'4S LBS, @,|Slfi9tai
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

So fsr "a the pniflle has ltv~n per
mlttei 80 know lut'y Nragrcss has
stsen read. toa ~ DIS NyrtsHc ant an
pn'berdinE the Irrp at0fs ~ me
Wall arprr bomb oN'tag 81 n has h"s'a
definitely established, however hat
tbs blast NHs cs.t~ed hy The explosion
~ huge TNT bomh Ni'h Ii'nr de
N4se, apd. tiefc Is NJ deuht The aFair
Was arranged Is reds Many arrests
hete hceu H'nas. tui if Is aai Anow d
that thr gritty parsons pft IN rns
tosiy since he <rw ynrk explosion
goci many ufher cities have ~
tr@rl warnings that ~'F'alu puhlic
tu8arss acre a. he loWn 81 A
good guess rs hat he outrage vas ~"
wort Of rr'd.raj headers pho ~ shell ~
the demonstration tn k@p up he
rvvuiu t.aaa{Y ss4.Yl' " ther recruits
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

IN. immediate situation in ireland
Mas resolved lsscl, ,nfo q gsnrr4lls wsr
~ tho c4os' WILSON'S description which
~ rsr fhe British authorities have no.
hesV ahlr ~ rrnsTui The Sirn r~ir.
srs s'nh,TsA esd sssv the pnlifv snt
ne r.1ilce 10 r,gvtSal kill the Slim
relrs-S Ike rats ard tsvsre their
t'wns Ffs rnts~t startling NJ she~~
occurrences wEs he rate hast w~~s cr
Ealhr3Sgsr. the cvefer ~ the ~eas ng
Industry ~ se"sa irpgar3 iasr~rtnr
Rurse " ihs RrstisA ra;tcr IL lrrsard
was shat 9ewu So ae 1ss Irsviag y
restaurant. sns his hrushVr wss BADLY
wovrsssss Whsfa tae Sews reacAei
Germsrtown, where the rIiew were
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

Nashville r'nSer ruins q the
r<~letfioe deaar:mea, received hc-e,
an alligator Is nathalie, The sasr
neas by pAr,el soss " an alligator
s,rm Yhort4a 10 . xsrt IA a tosa school
called forth iAs ruling
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

rhe pol'-a EU an peace e'ufcg
rnrt opened 10 l9r mH ~ ass sur
yp.paeJ ~ au aud'phcre ~ gloom
snF ti5e p~t4pH Aat ma. fa*lt
fh5t It's results wiil - m f,a,i, SIDE
4 .rp~ts tie p,hgr and on certRtn
ar,sti.gv 70 ,rvt's impossible fer 'i''-'n
tp ~ fare har uae VI heNr y rkra
ru witch ne i,rlts assert u ALREADY
Undetermined FL favor ~ snylel ralc
Tie sfalrms Who filuV fc'luw
DENY his Bpd say ihelf aoY5ci r','rr>
are f''rty.~'rrr~ E'bos he,s, .stst rssp.
r~rafa'ses ~ toe NrB incest hat
ihe.r ere ua' Admitted ~ The rcs'4
.ll4sar.s aipept h,I lqih rreat end kps
sR W8s tntf frrf as tdn'ph toTe head
~ ne rti d.lr in % ~ the oHN
guarantee ~ ne pracr
Nhagt operations seah1s, Nc ~.
y',t forces went rich. alenE and
thor yaem'r~ .rore9 s,"rra aeriicd
Victories rt uu "a roR,h uktl.nion
Nn e uf fsehtrs wae tAoN lgS
fofW rrt ar vhe r4tr ~ Ftt,.,~ts yti@4,",
aaH t3 hsi v5c,rl Eoypa ena
kaw tats luAyt aM ttr Jf-stulRn
t'a tal eef ne lHttef m
}y't"" ~ 'rt.t. ~ 'h. ssft.-i4r-r rt-Siats
% tu,u9 ,'a'u'r-' ~ tN,r
'' 80 tlr iH#, a1 "a thtr token