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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
POST TO HONOR WAR HERO.
Joseph M. shckeIl's Body Arrive,
From France.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Waynesboro, Pa, Sept. 1T--word
was received by Mrs. Lucy Stickell,
this city, from the Graves Registra-
ton Bureau of the United States that
the body Of her son, Joseph M. would
arrive in Hoboken, N. j.. and would
be shipped to this city for burial soon
thereafter. The local post. named for
the dead soldier, will have charge of
the funeral. which will be one in
which the highest honors OF war can
be paid. The body will lie in state in
the Lutheran church in charge of a
guard of honor.
Joe stickell was killed during the
third phase of the Argonne offensive
November 4, 1918, while going to the
rear OF the lines with a detail sen:
back for food for the fighting men
While crossing the heights east
of the Meuse river he was struck in
the back by a high explosive shell,
and was killed instantly. When the
local post came 10 be named Stickell
was the unanimous choice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
FIRST MATR0N CELEBRATES.
Mn. Mary White Guest Of Police on
Eightiefh Birthday.

Mrs. Mary White, the first woman
10 hold the position of matron in the
Police Department. IL celebrating the
~ixhtieth anniversary OF her birth.
Mrs. White served as matron for rs
years. when she was retired.
She n In excellent health and this
morning visited the various depart
mcnts at the police station. AT noon
she was the guest of the present ma
irons. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Black and Mrs.
opdycke at q luncheon in the ma
irons rooms. The members of the
police force gave her a post card
shower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
IRISH PEACE DOOR
SET AJAR BY NEW
WIRE FOR PREMIER
Continued from page 1.

imposed by the facts as they know
them, Ii considered to have brought
about change in the situation. 1t has
opened up the possibility that the
Prime Minister may reply to this
communication before consulting his
cabinet colleagues. as he had an.
nounced his intention OF doing before
taking any further steps in connec-
ton with Irish affairs.
Mt. Lloyd George passed good
night at his vacation home here and
was much better this morning, the
dentist chilled TO Gairloch having
lanced the abscess which caused his
indisposition. The date of his re.
turn to London, however, has not vet
been fixed. and the next meeting
of the cabinet. whether IL meets II
London or Inverness. depends upor
the rate Of his progress.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
q CHILDREN EAT QUART
OF AC0RNS, ONE DIES

Waukcean, ILL.,, Sept. l7.--Threc
children, 5, 8 and Z years old, sons
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond, at
Lake Bluff, were poisoned by eating
acorns.
The oldest son, William, died last
night. The two other children, Clar-
ence and Elmer were saved. A quart
of acorns was removed from the chill
dren's stomachs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
soNNIcA DEFEATS yAGRANT.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Sept. 1.-THE schooner
yacht Sonnica, owned by II. S. Shon-
nard, today defeated the VAgrant,
owned by Harold S. Vanderbilt, in a
2o0-mile race for the Cape May cup.
The race started yesterday In fair
weather and ended in rain. It was
TO Five Fathonls ightship. off Cape
May, and return. The Sonnica cross
cd the finish line at Ambrose Channel
seven miles in the lead.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
CITY COURT CAsBs.
Various Matters Disposed Of by the
yudge This Morning.

When he's sober he's all rfght but
when. he's drunk he's very bad" Mrs
Mayer zakaczniski, Sixth avenue and
Anchorage street, testified concerning
her husband, arraigned in Municipal
Court today on a charge of breach OF
the peace. Yesterday he threatened
to throw a butcher knife at her. she
said. and often upset the table when
the food did not suit his taste.
For the purpose OF investigation she
case was continued until Tuesday.
Pleading guilty to being drunk
Ralph Pierce was hned $40 and costs
For the support Of his 2.years-old
child, Edward Jones, Negro, was
ordered TO pay 81 week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
EAsTLAKE SHOOT TODAY.

The Eastlake Gun Club will hold it's
regular weekly practice shoot this
afternoon at Thirty eighth and
Rroome streets. The traps viii be
open until o'clock.
Next Monday night the club will
hold special meeting at 1915 Madison
street, and all members are requested
to be present to discuss the big shoot
which will be held on September "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
pANCR cENsoRs.
Named For City of Philadelphia BY
Mayor Moore.


Phnadelphia, Sept lT.--A committee
Including prominent Club women,
m~rnbers os the clergy and social
worksr1. was appointed by Mayor
Mocs~ Yesterday to supervise dance
halls, and thereby raise the standard
of conduct in such places OF amuse-
m~ut.
II " headed by Harry T. Baxter
ehscf of the bureau of city property
psx men and twelve women viii work
with him. They will form small
groups and watch various dance halls
fu which 1000 licenses have been Is
sued hy the city. Miss Margaret Wals
q dancing instructor, is vice chair
men OF the committee.
This In a campaign" said DIR. p,
crcs.on McHenry, the other vice
chairman and one of the supervisors
Of the Parkway dances this summer
TO rule out indecent dancing in hotels
eabaress, etc. The 'toddle,' cheek &c
cheek and other body contact dancing
70 immoral. and should not be allowed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
GOODRICH GOES TO RUSSIA.
Former Governor of Indiana VIM Aid
Colonel Haskell.

BY ASSOCIATED freeS 10 Every Evening.
New York, Sept. Thames p. Good
rich, former governor OF Indiana, was
passenger today on the steamship
kroonland. bound for, Russia, to join
the staff of Colonel William n. Has
kell, director Of the American Relief
Administrator mission to that coun-
try. He said the non-political charac-
ter of the relief organization, headed
by Secretary Hoover, led him to offer
his services as an aid Of Colonel Has
kell.
Mr.. Goodrich viii go to London,
then TO Moscow by way of Berlin and
Riga. Mrs. Goodrich will spend the
winter in Italy. From Moscow Mr..
Goodrich said he expected TO go
through the famine districts in the
south of Russia and would remain in
Russia as long as there was anything
he could do to help in the great fiu-
manitarian task
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
RIOTS IN BELFAST.

Belfast, Ire, Sept. 17.-Two boys
were wounded during serious disorders
In the We're street district of this city
last night. Troops we're rushed 10
the scene, and a man who interfered
with them received a bayonet wound
Several arrests We're made in the
North Queen street area. near We're
street
There were bursts of firing at inter
walls. and the troubled district was in
ferment until 1880 o'clock. Rair
fell during the later hours and tended
to drive the rioters indoors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
Pig MIXED the Cow.

Rdgeville, O., Sept IT, Louis Scha-
Der, a farmer near here, was puzzled
over the fact that some one apparently
was milking one Of his COWS. He watched
for the culprit and discovered that the
COW had adopted pig.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
p. A r.. Time Change.

Owing to the termination of day
light saving time on September 25,
the Philadelphia & Reading Railway
will put in effect on that date gem
eral change of time. IL viii affect
practically the entire system. .includ-
Ing the Wilmington & Columbia Di-
vision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
French Heels Caused Arrest.

Chicago, Sept. IL French heels cause
the undoing of Miss Helen Morsey,
81, who said she had beat her way" on
box cars oil over the country for six
months. A pair OF French heels, protrud-
ing from Miss Morsey's overalls aroused
suspicion of police, who arrested her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
Recess Appointments Valid.

Washington, Sept. II. - President
Hardings power to make recess APP
pointments during the present adjourn
ment of congress has been affirmed by
Attorney General Daughertv in an
opinion which dissents from the ruling
of form Attorney Gereneral Knox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
CIrens Treamrer Rohhsa.

BY Associated Press 20 Ever~ Evening.
Portland, Ore, Sept. 17.--Three ur-
masked robbers neld up the Sells
F'loto circus treasurer last night at
Vancouver, Wash. and obtained be-
tween s2s.000 and $4,000 in cash and
drafts. according to report TO the
Vancouver police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
rA,rsy -four Take Examination.

Thirty-four candidates took the
three-hour civil service examination
for railway mail clerk vacancies in
the Federal Court room this morning.
Another set of candidates will be ex-
amined Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
Squirt Ties up Traffic.

New York, Sept. IA jay-walking
squirrel which tried 70 cross Columbus
Circle tied up traffic fifteen minutes.
while cops, pedestrians and drivers
herded him back into Central Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
Services For Deaf Mutes.

The opening of services for deaf
mutes will take place at St Andrews
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets
tomorrow night at 7.30. All the deaf
mutes are cordially invited to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17

Young married couples will find shs
most desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments for rent
fully described on the classified page
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
prove Without Llern.e..

Pleading guilty to driving an auto
mobile without an operators licenss
Eeil &. Stewart was fined $40 and
costs in Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
FORMER CHANCELLOR
CURTIS PRACTISING LAW

Former Chancellor Charles NJ.
Curtis has returned TO the practice of
law and has opened Office in the
Equitable Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
New Court Hour.

Municipal Court will open AT 8
O'Clock next Monday. During the
summer months it opened at 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
Personal.

tbe week END guest of Miss Elizabeth
a. JQUteT Of 1902 West Ninth strea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
H,rhv.y Comnlss,oners to Meet.

The Board Of Highway Commission
ers viii meet at Dover on Wednesday
81: next week. There are no special
stesns OF business to be considered,
but much routine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17

Want a man to cut your grass7
Telephone a classified ad.---CalI 1900
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
llulllnllulnNlnlnIlnuIluIIllllIIIII
|Chas. Clair
GROCERY
l3A6 Thirtieth Street Rock Island
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY

"a y AAVAA
Komo Flour, 44 lb. sack 49,. .e2.7s
Gold Medal Flour, 40 ID. sack &z:60
Bread, large loaf ..............1O c
Prunes,' small size. 2 lbs. Csc
Prunes, large size, 2 lbs. $500. .4sc
Peaches, fancy grade, Id. 80. SOC
Kellogg Cornflakes, 2 large
pkGS. ........!.. sac
Rice, Blue Rose, 4 lbs. Csc
Carolene Milk Products. tall can loo
Mustard Sardines, large can ..10c
Mustard Sardines. small cans,
karo Syrup. red label.
10 Id. pail -. ..7sc
Apricots, Glass Jar brand,
Spiced Pineapple, 3 large cans &lOO
Del Monte Peaches, SOC grade.
can $3.50. .8OG
Del Monte Spinach, can -. .20c
None Such Catsup, large bottle Csc
Potatoes, bushel -. .e1!OO
Creamery Butter, ID. ..47c
Corn. 2 cans 50. .45c
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars Csc
100 bars 1910
Flake White Soap, 10 bars .6Se
~ bars .......... sc
r,rrAxr ~ va>v
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
WOMAN
then HIMSELF IS
Guilty Conscience Causes Douhle
Tragedy In Chicago Hotel
! Man Nay Recover.

Chicago. March STA guilty con-
science led TO q double tragedy
here early today when Thomas NAL
frsdas Of Peoria, ILL.,, shot Mrs. Ella
SApp Of Peklu, ILL.,. and then turn
ed . revolver on himself.
The police rAided the Reliance
hotel, suspecting the place vs. q
. questionable character. They ar
rested the couple, who were regis
tered % Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NAL
ffedae OF Canton, ILL.,, and locked
them In another room while the
'ssst OF the hotel was raided.
The police then heard two shots
and found the couple lying across
the bed--both shot.
According to police. Malfredas
Vas named in proceedings when
Mrs. Sapp's husband obtained q
divorce. The couple had lust re-
turned from Canada, authorities
said.
Police give the solution that the
couple thought the authorities were
,afeer them In particular and the
man shot the woman and then him
yself rather than be arrested.
The woman will die, but it is ex-
lpected the man will recover.
Divorced n 1918.
Peoria. Ill., March 3l.-Mrs. Ella
Sapp Of Pskin. who was shot at
Chicago early today by Thomas NAL
frsdaa was divorced BY her hus-
hand, Walter 6app, OF Pekin. Sent.
~. 1913 Sapp charging infidelity
and : Naming Malfredas az core
spondent. A picture OF Malfredas
and Mrs. Sapp, taken together, was
'assd ~ evidence in the divorce
trial
After the divorce revelations.
saAlfrsdas wss ordered by Pekin no.
lice to leave. there and never re-
fusn. He was also expelled from
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

Memto I'D -
t1peo -
4 eaattnnel feey that ber seIar
|tjon1 Vim 1lalffn1as void - -
Soaio1 u ~ ~ Yoas-oId - caus-
II ~ uoqaao y .Nasu Aalftodae
= each = - lseeere 1870 ~ ~
} 81 ~. 80 ,Is.U ss I.ss
y. ... S..... - =. -. -
L. y ~ q !. ~ "a n !, =. 81 -
H. y
1ee1n1o - eenameo @
Myeell - NfoeA q NJ 81 April
y, 49, IT. 49, Nh nels
- 80 Nosklg y ~ o1os.sI-
ls-i9 ~ 49, - -. -. 81 Sa ~. - :
~ atnAs : 60 ~ eu' 49,
WINE down nefe-Dgt YOU know
nov an. can pesef g sata.nel:
! Am ashamed OF myselI sOst'"es'
Dut Can't neIp ~. 60
See cems q rso, IA . 49,. ~ -. I
- 49, S 49, 800 ~. 800, iSassns.
SWae xfeeeea =
Il don't think I shall etsr come
Ito Peoria again, g you tfeoted me
| 40 mean. You promised to pay my
expeases and buy No something
pretty and didn't I nse1 about
twenty dollars and / think ! have
earnnd IL"
80 ~. -,,@...
.T S. s. ~. - ~ p.r... rsrt v.el
IN oows :. s,s.h ION on !,
ny .H -. $3.50 .omH n,scs"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

~ aatolAoAile Asufss n the
|1Desal Of religion quite - much -
r. H. haaling Of frsl6ht.
To ea1-ttme etfcnit sidsf. who
49, hbfDstacE svse ths countsy
IA ! ff1fUNpil knern and lovsd "
IN religious psoplt win i bible
III - sadd|s ~ and his whisky
tam1 eoinine II the ether b VA
SpfsCerod 70 hattie either tAe ague
IN simmer. Before there, w4re
iSoolwiys the circuit rider sought
sont The isolated iettlements and
Aeooght then tidingS u other com
imunilaoe 1ul ethical uplift.
I Tho sa1dle horse gsve way u
ne bussy and that N turn was fol-
sslOwed By the bicycle. until today nc
aDrosession tn America, unless 1t b.
tfhnt of medicine has more need fol
H. aateAobtIS dan that Of the
1laay 4Inontaatioks have twic.
5as many churches as preachers and
Ia 3 consequsncs nome method o.
transportation is required to trans.
port them from one meeting place
Ito another.
The new circuit rider with z de-
syendable automobile may 60 81
miles on 4 Sunday afternoon Il
inject some other appointment anf
yet b. back to his home congrega'
ation In time for the evening service
I II has not taken the minister
long TO realise that an automobile
WAS not 3 luxury and . good man,
Of them have managed to buy theil
Town cars. Some years ago min
lister II q small town in Indian,
was asked how he could afford t
keep his automobile Il can't af
ford to b without It." IVES a.
wAys losing weddings out in tn
country In the old days for lack o
transportation. 50 long distance
now for an evening lecture and q
back the same night, without In
i teffering with my parish work. 4
Il car 10 . money making investmen
for me-"
! One preacher bought an automo
bile that he might convert tn
members Of his congregation from
selfish enjoyment Of their owl
cars. Every Sunday morning hi
car brought some aged person t
church. Convalescents were takel
out during the week for airings
THE ministers car came to be
God-send to the community.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
BAR SANT.sAExs.

Dresden, Germsny.-The Dresden
Opera company has lifted the boy.
colt against all French or English
composers except Saint-Saens, wno
once was very popular here. His
samson and Delilah" was one oil
Dresden's most favored operas be-
fore the war. The opera company
announced that on account OF the
Frenchman's anti-German writings
his compositions would never again
be played.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

John J. Loveridge. former man
aeer OF the Nialto theatre ct Oma-
s. and new manager oe the Capitol
theatre, Davenport, together with
Mrs. Lovetfdge. arrived In DAyen-
port yesterday. They are reading
tsntorarily At the Hstel Dsven-
port.
Ar. Loveridge looks every inch I
real theatre MAJ, and his past
successes bear out this assertion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

and we have the merchandise to
hack II up. We guarantee every ar
ticle we sell and if yo,f are not in
every way satisfied with your pur-
chase. 20 back to the store where
you bought 1t and get your money.
1t belongs to you and We want you
to have 1t.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

PHONE R. i. 1865
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
ROAD OPERATES
At HEAVY LOSS

Pittsburgh, Pa March Silt
has become impossible to operate
the Pennsylvania railroad success
fully and continue to pay the ''ab-
normally high" wages fixed by the
railroad labor board, C. 8. Krick.
general manager of the eastern
region. declared today in opening
q series Of conferences between Of
ficials Of the company and repre-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
CAN AID IRISH.

Washington, March 31.-Charit.
able organizations conducted on Z
strictly "non-poliaical basis" will
find no difficulties in their way oi
assisting the Irish, the British am.
bassador announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Items of Special Interest
For Friday and Saturdau
Tieback
Wool Sueafeys

New weaves and colorings
make these practical little
jackets smarter than ever.
Long Nsleeve models with
fancy knit cuffs and reveres
some in two color effects.
Special N0 mr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

try yseher,Isalra, Keep II handy. and
avoid limitations ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
AND IT WAS The SAME MULE
Wrtsads Tell Good Story on Lawyer
Who Has Risen to HIGH
Position In state.

Cd ". II Holmes state superin.
snn&ent " game for the department Of
saDaesryation, was admitted to the bar
- reaching hts ma iority tits irs'
~1nss waa to prove that certain mule
0saoogct 20 certain negro lie won
- cnsc.
Subsequently Ia smother mule case
- proved tho animai belonged TO an
,~s1Aae, aAsyos rhsn no WAS slected Ills.
woKtct attorney, and the FIRST case he
Nd 10 prosecute was one concerning
- mule, Tho mule had been stolen and
~WNA over tho lire IN Mississippi He
WUs going 10 abandon the ease, when
-ms Of his former clients approached
M1M and said
Cannel. IT was ycu all. I'd 80
~o1eer dat mule. OATS DO mule been
AnQVeNstn' pen essv ~l,ss you was q
sawyer"
And In all three cases u was thu
Snme mule, New Orleans Times Plea.
yuns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

plain bodice extends q little below the
s@t+;s 4.,er ea,i., hes .s.lSe, sg.sAss, On
ishrd wtth thc plHlief fucfirg The
style e. this quaint frck esllS for the
pretty dghn ~ otsauiie WHEN ecla.
p'ctps b.
Among n~w arrivals there are plain
'aftctas mHde ~ With figured gecr.
ert+a and chargeelstr lHIetas that win
pgn.al'ly Wla fowes with plain
,safG 7rt I'll th6roifFs a,Ipraom
fr.-as An example Or TIE former com.
I.ta0ens appears In another tuu'c
Ess,ss skbiaA .laa} h,r Imagined IN hhlaee,
EFst Ag"aA hs-at,s- -as ans OF the YEA.
,uu favored coioss. with georgcite
hay.us the vant" hUe prrfi"tnlhaiins,
and tartarniflHg coiors IN The figured
pattern Rurhluss ~ thfciS serve
hcttrt than aHNthing else ~ lec"-
ratlye FEATURE The vide gir,'lc
crushed ahout 'hv uaiS i made u
the tnTets rni IN fhe bias
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

THE rustic n may entlcins uea
* <tSy'S f4sSssie tsr eytbsl s.s:s.s1 .es-
Seais that lai1eta has an assured
triumph IN store FOR 4 Paris slvaks
rs approval " d ftoic trrri5a ,nd
already mpdr for itself aui ii the
Frrnch greetings there we-c many crc
'afr;a trucks IN which Il, srSi ~ Xiv
IN fabrics the dainty ara srriahfly
"rgande ~. StaNn 10 nation
6ifh T. !, hnS also tr.n Hal, fP dTh
dne slnShsms. nllh Hey. apd with
iowend scu7se'te.
i.tack Is IN. ,sA<ls ssvur ;,t.a ,a1s ~
he most rltgslrE u9nT.rts m &, arprrrs
II the i'itijirr above II has straight.
arrow aHdersklrt ana nill ,uuir
,hcre Is q border ~ plated tarc'a
about the bottom or he tuulC. Nth 4
lated ruehius eaglpg II 40 the tup
nd hand Of velvet tihhou NJ the
bottom This wide border itlsurrs q
much admired t'are IN the tunir The
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

THERE Arr tso nstrS, Hgpra rio zen
/ iasse- asa,saaE ti4.a asaiy Arrived
,pode,s IN the tteusc sh8 Fe- cge ~ he
remarkably tgau'fal ae} affects "
those hlaa.s N vbeh two cs3ocs are
-~rnhlpe%. snyi the either t. Fr,rr
lsl,,yiSes arp cheHrs,r ttmn tley wr'r,
20 ire iNr - a'nleu ono are qr''ne
m rxiya,a sauce IN 1li> R@a'ier as q
aglltnery. p'oe~eS a7e regarded sHnch
is TIE sagae shf as hr's hsh sre
required always sn ~ dss-0ra i've
after enc fashion cr su@hs- sra ~
present the,as. Ves In ss~v -al 3st'ret
styles ever ssry sE. sEd always -hst
rscrc arr hleassss fc.g an acv-i>!nas ~
,sers sre hA'S. SAT- ,aet ps5y 5aispr.
aa, rolcs h ,eaH,g an tn cvr~tzgfn~ ~
TIE cyer oe~a wita sh~~t sSte1
,pn N~lcx the uaistllFe ard rarTem
~, or sirils a@3 the tir Nara stvafs'
q slrVr<S ar3 ser,l tiysS gaosseis Ttge'sr
10 ewtrfyai re fnrs I'M 7grssr, s., a1ZGh
RE AFTER = well ,ertesratf@ t'tvs
re;ls crtEs sroas tearvr 'o u" Nea"rs
~ a1~ncn Agga ~eu,ly~ a. ot'@r s*f~'f
sjs,,ls Qal,r ,ar w~-a~ a,aey q tf,ae =
;rsra a. 1875 aesCllgGi rf2s af
u stssn> pa X tc- Airrrt ess--..-r3.~ ~
-aeu 49, ia ,aa,Gc .a4t eset osAet r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
HAD A TRICK WORTH WHILE
Society Becoar Knew How 10 Get on
the Soft Side OF Mrs
0obsa Code,

Charity begins at home" said DR.
Wilbur l., Crafts of the international
RETURN bpreau III Washington, but nc
truth Ii sp disrcgartie,i ~ thts enc.
Tive hcggar women met on the
street ooc day.
"'f,ne csat you've got ther~. wher
did you land III ssld the nra beggnl
woman
,"'oid.. AIRS. sseaAa. G,4de gave II 20
me, said the second hexgar woman.
lis that so' I've begged At Mrs,
Gohsa 6oldr's hundreds Of times, and
SHE never gave me a cent, How did
you work herr
We'll, ycu $50 said the frst res.
gar woman. struking her new rca,
complscer,ly, I didn't tell her was
begging Tor myself | pretended !
~xs begging for the hrstser.' -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Remarkable Strata.

While drilling test Well for oil
in tfa Turkey TfHrG Taurfr rear
SfearTaAn, rex, " TcwJ firywori
and associates discovered deposit
OF salt which IN ~ feet thick. This
salt strata Ass encountered AZ q
depth ~ Tel feet, and What Is said
20 No the most remarkable thing about
II is that no water MAS encountered
Neither has there been any water
found anywhere elsn In tho wet!
which u now at depth Of more
than 200 feet. The fact that there
- no water above the salt bed makes
The mining Of the product an easy
matter. II Ia said