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New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
80 Chinese Rugs
At Prices That Are Decidedly Attroctiuc

This that will antpe
the Chinese
delivery
These prices unusually grade blues
TAM brown gold mulberry and other soft tones ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Brilliant New Trnics
Are Specially Priced at
$l0.95 Each
Stunning they are course and low priced obviously
but than that for have been able to offer
such an altogether beautiful collection Of price
as low as this they all black opaescent blue COM
bined all effectively designed - ~
OTHER BEAUTIFUL .TUNICS, s2l5o TO $3.50
All designs completely beads
spangles in black black combined with coos opaent
A. rect noor.C
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
4 Sale of Neto Models at
Specially Lou Prices of
A. & S. Pink Brocaded Corsets

From the A. S. Corset Shop this this
ssnnart
At 1898 Pink silk bFosadsd e0ut long hip
At $195 IaadI2 Pink breedsd % sus
For the average figure a with low bust and
elastic at
For the wel-deveoped figure a welboned with low
At $129 du pn ba0sad as LEO eorsst with graduated
The A. s. S a ypcione shop has
o corset boun
Of weuo he cstadcont
collects Brides Touueoux
A Sec ond dnoorE
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Fruit of the Loom" Pillow
Cases, 29c Each

Fine durable cases, IS by So inches.
BLEACHED SHEETS. $1.lo EACH.
Round thread bleached muslin sheets, 81 by 90
inches double bed size).
BLEACHED SHEETING 81 in. wide, Sic Yd
BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 in. wide. lsc Yard
A. g. S.Street floor
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
he Leadership Sales Bring October to Close With MANY New Exceptional Values
Two Groups of
Women's Smart Dresses
Very Specially Priced!
$24.95 and $30.95
Reeularlu ,oould be 1895 10 S50.95


SALE models of
chased would ordinarily $3eo5 S5eehe
Dresses the Sale from regular stocks where have
selling within this of prices.
AT S2o5 finds Canton modelscrepe chine
vveee eorge and Satin well Wool Tcone
Twill At $3995 FRENCH FROCKS
light
MADE only frock Also
Chiffon Velvet, Canton de Chine.
Longwaisted sghtne effects many charming
black,
Also
Sizes 461z to 501a.
OCCASIONS found
p dr.ws.N NoefmM Mk satin models and
mode sin SILKS etc. the OCCASION
n ,n he pupo,
This o Dresses
roO;C
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
l8OOCalvanized SteelAshCans

In Great Monday Sale
Two included this are priced
at the lowest for similar are made
OF heavy gauge corrugated galvanized strong
and bottom while the bottom
iron, which add greatly to the life of these
ID 70 Inches II rs Inches
Sl.85 $1.95
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
Sheriff Sale

BY virtue n three venditioual ri
ponss Issued TO me by l., J Brown
,ns Clerk vi The circait Coaii oi
Dickson county. Tenn. will 90
MONDAY. FEB II, le2l
Al | o clock. p m, at the court
house door in Charlotte. Tenn sx,
pose at public sale to the highest
aad beet bidder. fm cash. the
following:
First Parcel al land. 10 the 18th
distrie, bounded on the north X. T.
Hasewood; west by B. Owens,
east by Waite aud Haar~ood.
un.h by Hsve~ood. levied upaa, a.
the property Of D. N. Heath TO
satisfy judgement. inisre4, and cost
10 favor a J. h, Duke.
Second-~Parcel II land in the
.isth" siisiritt m 'f'Wtsot county,
bounded ~ iollowr: Beginning o.
nor,heas, corner oi Bell pessnp =
yard. runs east IN huse hssson O..
six acre tact then forward within
eight iset ID Hu.chersan's south.
ea~a ensnss lasdals nj Charlotte and
Ws-=-ly -n.d sea, with said road,
then wi,h Pitmans line 10 q point
20 ~ To run ess. aud strlAs the
southwest corner al the Esrisns
then with vsrrisn tn the sessA sesa.
corner; then north with garden TO
tb. beginning; levied upon ~ tbs
property u g. B. suas to sasisiv
md gen sot. interest and ccss In
favor u Charlotte Mercantile Co.
Tb;rd--Psrcei Of land In sixth
district oi Dickson county bounded
q. In the tract nnmbsv two. i-vi~d
upon ~ the property 81 @, h. Suas
to satisfy Judgement interest," aud
cos, in favor al II X. Le%ch.
This Jan. 10. 1891.
NJ. O. Stuart
Sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Good hulk coffee i4c per pound
al Hubert RAys
beams Q Page is agent iof The
Illinois Oil Co, In thIs territory
With headquarters in Dickson, tie
10 nos prepared 20 supply the trade
with high grade GOA oil and little
later viii handle aasofs6s and
other pr iucts IL this company.
Any one desiring coal oil can call
him over Cumberland telephone
Number 1919 and the order will be
gwen prompt attention,
We believe in placing the credi,
where It belongs Ia the shosl
time that HEbeft Hay has been
selling Erssh milk aud sweet cream.
he has reduced the ptlos II milk
twenty hve per cen, 10 the milk
consuming pubic OF Illt kson,
When he began handling milk Il
was selling a, Zoo quart. but hy
Mr. Rays Golden Rule policy The
best article ohtsinshle Tor the least,
Money he ia supplying pure
wholesome milk a, i5c pet quart
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

dlyisloa d the + : Register isnd.,
this land il evi.d upon ~ the prop
srty Of sa.i W 4 Register, aud
will be sold free from the right oil
redemption, homestead and do~er
to satisfy a Judgment, iuteres. aud
eo.is IN iAyor u Mrs Mary Register,
which represents her homestsad
aud dover interest and Is a lien on
said lsud
Witness my hand. this 18th day 81
January, 1871 s.
N. o. stuart, Sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
4 DICKSON INTERVIEW


The iOlfbsiAa brief account Of ~
intsfvisw with a Diekson man sighl
years ages and iss ssauel. will b.
read with. 4kssa interest by ever,
eiti1sn.
J 4. Taylof. retired blsessniib,
Riekst Ave. says Il 't'und Dosn''
Kidaey Pills TO he, ~ szcsllsn, lid
neg remedy and | gladly r-eoel'
mend them. NJ Kidneys were veal
and acted ifresulNiy. bad 8 50
we're bsea.chs. TOD. Dosn's Kid
nsy Pills. proeurel from the Ayatl
DRUG Co, gave me great relief
The above statement wss given
Feh. 10. 1911 and On Jane Z. 1919,
Mr.. Taylor added: ! RECOMMEND.
ed Dosns Kidney Pills in 1911;
-ines ihsa. ihsy have slways proven
beneficial shsa | have bad need "a
use them"
Price e0c, at all dealers Don
simply ssk ior a kidney remedy
get lioans Kidney Pills--lhe sane
that Mr.. Taylor had. Foster Mil.
burn Co. Mrs. Buffalo. n Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Mare Catherine Huber vas born
October 81 1885 la France. She
WAS msrrtsd tl John sehmiiX on
Oct, ~, is83. After enduring the
hArdships Of the France prusssan
var, abe wish her husband and scui
chiidftn esrae 10 Amseiea ia 1873
aettlirx 10. Ohio. lasts movieg 10
Diekso0 d8hoty. Her husband died
in 1874 Fos q number n vssrs
Ars. Sehmi.l has lived with bes
daughter, Mrs. L. 4. Miller. assr
Cumberland Furnaces. shsse she
died 90 Janaary n 1921. having
|lived ~ fears, 3 months and one
day. Funeral services wess COO
Quoted 90 sunday afternoon by the
Res Prentice A pugh. Of Nashville.
.: 3, James EpiscopL Church,
Cumberland Furnace. 81 which she
was devoted mem her
Her quaint manner aud charming
personality won Tor be- many
friends. who shassi h.r every kind.
nas. during her lsie ,llnese u par
slysis,
She IL survived by three grea,
grand ehi!d,ea. ls grand children
and fur daughter Mrs. l. ID
Miller. Mr. Mary II AilshtocEs.
Mrs ID Benton and Mr., l. 4
Mslef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

by virtue VI IA execution issnsd
to me by J. J. Tsvlor. clerk and
Master, 10 the cause d Mr.. Mary
R@si.te, Va G. l.. Register. will
90 Saturday. February the issh,, si
noos, at tie Court bouM docs in
Dicsaon, rena expose to- rubllc
sale, 10 the highest and best bidder
for cssa, the 81 acre trae, oi land of
E / Register, located in the md.
district 81 Diek.oo Coun'y, Tenn.
1t being The tract al lard ON which
ae u nos Using, and the trac,
allotted 10 hiu in shs division Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
Si,eriif's Sale

By virtue vi sn execution iasusd
To me by J J Taylor CLERK Master.
in the cause oi Mrs. Mary Register
Va. W A Register | will on Ss,ur.
day, February the 10Th ~ noon q,
the Court house door in Dickson,
Tenn expose 10 public sale TO the
higbc~, and best bidder for cash.
tho - acre tract Of land OF w. A,
Register. located in the 2ud itsttic,
OF Dickson County. IL being the
tract " land allotted 10 him in the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

u r. 2. Rssiss.s lands. ,An land
II levied upoa ~ uhs psopesty II
aid G. l. Rssissa. ~ siii y
s0ld f,~s irna the lEbs Of rsd4@s
sion. homestead ard dover, v
satisfy q iudgmsas. interest," an6
costs 10 fsvw II Mr. Mary Rsgists.
which repsesenis 1hss bssnsSs&ad 80
doses iatsrest- and ID lsse ~
said land.
Witness my hand. this 18th, day
Of Jan. 1871
n. O. Htuass. ehsst6.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
Nutks

We csn supply ycu with sh.lled
corn, ear corn, crushed ear corn.
crscked cora and feed meal. shucks
ard hay. AJAX ios delivered prices
corbitt Grain Co.
Denver. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Mise Bs-sir scot, entertained al
her hume la,t Friday evening with
q Chinese social N honor III he
2Oth anniversary II tbr siandart
Bearers Missionary society ot IN,
N. u. Church. String music vas 4
feature OF the evening, aud hos
ss 'xssssts rsai ,ead Lbs n OCCASION
immrnseIy.
CentIal High basketball team
will pisytCenir-yills High IN ihsll
initial game here Friday afternoon
At 3 O'Clock. Don't fail to ~ltnes.
the BIG pas,.time.
Dt J. y Cotnsr, the Veterinarian
il nov located in the Office room
fprnsrly occupied by attorney
Frank Frazier. over Porter ant
Thompson's barber shop
FOR SALE--Oue X, Il q ~,
ton truck. large body and in frs
class condition Cssh on terms
Wnts cothitt Grain Co. Denyer
Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

before prohibition growers gol
SIS a ton for the.r vine grapes
Nov thsy srs largely used for snssf
syrup and Juices md bring bettel
thar 800 ten. ,uothot elp 10 Of
the booze 10 ius,u Aud The srnm-
ere we're lhe uhts ~n1 walled Al
loudly 'hs' 'urs wru SelGa ~ be
pm out il: hu.ln.s art RI, ti.'is
ruined
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

pay the expense oi government
II YOU DO not like thu ,sx ell you
hAys To do ~ Gu, out the luxury
water IL a bsaltniul and beneficial
beverage. q carpcoh pipe makes :
good smoke. aud diamonds are
good tor nothing except 10 cut
pls,s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

We toll all oar lives ios money
only 70 hnd in the end that II y
rubbish Tor which there 10 % room
IN tthat6ny boat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

One COLOSSAL liar says while on a
recent airsiiip journey tbs plane 'ca'
through the milky way and they
got al Russed up with whipped
sss4m lrom the p,opellefs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

II you don't van, 10 dnd yourself
only u whistiins station on the rail.
road vi lille. &c. busy and do some
thing other than exercising tbs
moth. chin and Jaw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Men stampede more frequently
than cattle and Tor lees esuse. 10
Europe they hayea't been doing
much else for an or seven Yesrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

There are probably M more
spiritualists nov than ever. but All
awful lot Of folks are moutnlas oyer
spirits which 'h~v~ Departed. and
keep trying 20 hEes soms mU- VI
home
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

fhe noisless soup spoon and the
sassless politician are among the
in7entions not yet perfected but
which, lot Us hope. the future has
In store for us
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Why shoald the sgifit Of mortaI
be prcudf" No reason on Earth
~hile trying 90 iathom TIRE puE.ling
deyilishnsss u al income tsx blank
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

David Star Jordan says love syd
common sense 10 choos.ng vile
will improve the stock Love and
common ssnse9 All. whs,chugiyin
iinY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
F ord $ Q n
Announcement!

r. of the N6sSr Company
following
o t3Sooa ssuo
cave mime
tina ~hss
sael With teand
. dmeedyr
pow to O pne IN
products the
we particularly pleased m b; able to redneA
M The help
b. O D A the reach OF
and bsnaed thru
is No areadyir cni
FORDSON moss valuable
well pssae'
eenssd
"Fhe rs farm " the advance
n j
esos well the standards OF living much higher level s@ be
o II ma more
I place the f0&LSON the reach ali
~thoe luther
"a pnse q tractors o
Of eoahn
before = . obtained Thsieors
Ford products guaranteed oosdhe
The Forison Al wch will be Supplied Tree Of
lumber coal yard hialng power work do
AMI lei ns have four 1fdef for fordAoh.
S. h. BRYAN & COMPANY
Dickson, tennessee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

II ~ all nigh, lhe, iiluols. cisars
and lpxurits shua,a b. tsxea 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
DICKSON COUNTY HERALD
PUBLISHED AT DICKSON. TEAN.
EVERY FRIDAY sy
Herald Publishins Company
R.A. rRxxxkH 1870,

Entered as seconA.elass mail
matter 10 shs pos.ofics Il Dickson.
Tenn sssse.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA / ST. LOUIS
-- RAILWAY
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE

The Marketing Division Of the Traffic Department
OF the Nashville, Chattanooga u. Louis Railway will
furnish persons desiring to purchase the names and
addresses OF the owners OF the following
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Good hulk coffee i4c per pound
al Hubert Rays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS WILL
DEDICATE CATHEDRAL TODAY
DEDICATE BUILDING TONIGHT


No"''"u'u FROM FIRST rage
Church but was bought, som. lin,
49, rom '"t congregation which
was allowed TO continue usiu. tho
uI,,. u,.,D us u,w c,,,,.h az, "a,
Boulevard was erected.
IN order To meet IN, diversified ara
"'l'''"' "ehuS OF 'he '"HE'' '"e en-
tire interior OF the building had to
n. ,,u,,d.lot ,,, m ,,Jittnr w,s
"''' ="
hunt onto the rear. "ui IN" Gothic
typc of architecture has been re-
-, ,,.,..,,, ,, -,
'''he" 'hr'nFh""'' MANN" u" u"
urcSs!vc structure.
,u ., ,.,.,,,
an" '-'
y large library and readlns-r"om'
whcr. uo,rb.rs may spcud AN oven
'hH among th'lr DOCKS "nh P''''"-
ic:tls: lounge rooms and "a large
,i.,. n,, ,.I, .,.t zoo
'''"' - '''' "'''''
guests at ono time ar" npnE TN"
.n,,,-.,,i.,,rcy Which mo l,uildirg OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09

continued From First parc.)
surances Of protection for the lives
and property of Americans.
Measures for establishing .N-
ac,ly the status Of foreign obiiga-
tons 20 this government. both as re-
CARDS payment 81 interest and pay
mon; OF principal.
GENERAL policy Of yo!itional
arbitration III labor diput.s. win Tho
recognition o: the right Of labor TO
Arm. Of iIa.nau Men
o. IN army OF i75.cOu men
II completion OF the big navy"
program started under tho Wnson
? Es;ablishhcn; OF an inta,l,.
partmcnta. commission to stanGardiac
~. Consolidation Of service
mems relief organizations under one
u IN arricui,ural policy ymbra,
farmer IN governmental affairs. re-
duei.on ~ abnormal prize. nuctua-
tons. liberal administration of the
farm loan act which would tend to
fvGhc" farm tenancy ana CO. operative
hsSoc!nl"us FOR buying aut selling
,ar'H produe's
Extend u"rit system.
-. Extension OF the merit system
- appointment ana promotion in tho
Federal c.v.. service.
ii General policy ut co-nperation
aS oppuSr4 To aI'as 1uism .u The gov
~ruiuru,s relation 10 business.
u Revision OF the Suippiuu Board
act Z. permit ~ mach II that noari's
w"rH a"in@ placed under tho int"rIof
Department
on the question of cal welfare
legislation and railroad Legislation
Hard ing has u,t set decided whether
20 MAX" Communications on the first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
Star Ae,iI Performer
Somersaults TO Death
IBy United Ncws.I

CHICAGO. April 5 Erncs;
Ward star aerial performer OF the
Sells Floto Circus. double s~mcr-
saul'ed to death. 4, became known
tonight,
Ilc was taken to .. Gcouords
Hospital. where ne died today
Death was due to a skull trac-
sure a, the bass Of the brain, ac-
eordIms 90 pr. l.. V Duukic. who
attended him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
STATES MUST KEEP
ROADS IN REPAIR

continued From First racc1
mes oil Federal aid, The states. Ia,
'n'nks' should no, ask for III, nom
'hr Fedora government in con
s,'"s''hs roads and then permit those
'o,nS TO become more or less impas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
Go Eram tind Ia wor,r

rs explained by the pr.si1.r,
mere Is no permanent, system of ro,n
msintenancc in many -, ~,
today Instead of rrnoi,i,,t, SITES
."eS become bad. President flardinp
mas observed. ;hc highways ar. an.
'owcd to continue in bad ana worse
condition until a contractor come.
"'o"S ana PROPOSES to rebuild I'M. nm
IRE strip OF roadway This confirm,
system he said, WAS unbusincsslf,<o
and cNl'av"gant ana tho .r.JornI
E"ti,,rnmen, can no longer be !, party
=, Wiih prroper watching Of tho CON
hheN's their steady rcpair 'i ,.y TO-, ,I,,,
S,".'S may be had II a very nominal
,,S lie also Insists tia, Sf.,s
should bear the burden of maintain
In,e. ~ WAS not the function Of IVA
r''or"i government. he said. to l,c"N
~ inr r"aiS after aiding i'm thnir
ms "v' ION. He suggested thut If
moor hcehS" fees iu amy stat, are
~ sufficient for maiut.nanco. ,hcy
..H ne made high enough fully 10
at least the larger pcrccntaEc Of
n" PRESIDENT WAS mos, omphati,.
N Noicing his opposition to III. pr,t-
eht rather haphaZard system Ijiv
approaching message To Consr,ss j..
.NpyCttd I" touch upon the good
to"HS situation and TO insist mon
!teiSia'i"n that will halt all further
appropriations by the Federal gov
eminent until the States ar" rea,,l.
maintenance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09

s;Snat9rs said has no: departed from
$50 maj intention to supper; the
.Sn, v'"s o, peace by resolution. n,,d
Kn3x psSaiSt he will advocate the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
Nir,nIAs.
First Unitarian Church

OFI0Nd NV0nnc ana IIarrls0n Strcct)
OUR FAITH
The I'athcrhuud OF Cod
III" brotherhood Of Man.
The Leadership OF Jesus.
Salvation 10y Character
The Progress ~ Mankind onward
and Upward Forever.
Services q. u y n ana l.. NJ.
Preaching 10y icy. Frank Pratt.
subjects; y NJ The True func-
TONS Of II church,: j. NJ. Is There
SUch ~ timing az Original SIM"
Sunday School, with Adult Bible
Class. at Zee.
You are invited to these services.
Your mind viii he duickcnod and
your religious Ike dccpcncd.
All Seats Free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
st. James Episcopal
Church

Morning Prayer and sermon. with
"a" Hit" 90 Confirmation, at ii O'Clock.
Evening Prayer and sermon at S:l5.
sunday school at $50 y NJ,
Iablo Classes for men ana women
"a the c"iicsi,t" School. 1919 Mpnu-
m"ni Arcnuc. at 10 ~ NJ
IN" Rt. Hcy. William Cahcll Brown.
- J. kishop Of Virginia, viii preach
ANA administer the Gitc OF Couiirmn
t"i al the morning scrvicc. ana in
IN" cvenin,; the X. Rev Henry st.
George Tucker. -. j.. Iiishop Of kyo-
TO. Japan VIII preach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
ST. Paul's Church

Holy Communion at 1.ij \. NJ. Sun
day School ana Eiblc Glasses at 3:i5
y. NJ. Morning Prayer at II. Musi-
cal prelude ut 1.i1 Il. VI. Evening
prayer ~ SIS.
At the ~ o'clock service tho rector.
Rev. W Russell Bowie, ~. H., viii
preach on ''Rciigion Thought Down TO
Earth" and nj Sis on Has the
Church Welcome for lnquiring
Minds?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
Grace Methodist
Church
st. James NJ. r. Church

oMarshuli and Twcnty-n,nth Streets
ROY Henry q. Gregory. Pastor
Services sunday morning and evening
VIII be conducted 10y the pastor. sun
day school al $50 ~ VI. Epworth
League. T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09

FOR SAi.i:
WATER FRONT iIOTEI. NJ OCEAN
VIEW VIRGINIA.

VIEW VIRGINIA.
Hotel contains from forty TO hfty
rooms: viii accommodate" from Toe q"
800 guests Yhls hotel has iarg,
rooms well furnished thorouGhly
mudcrn, fronting on che ap'aN" l!"y
about 200 yards from TN" tuuscm"u's
VOL established and VOL patr"riz"d
owner retiring from business
NORRIS DNI.TO% HENi.TY CORR
1o9-l0 BOARD Of TRADE BUitdiug.
Norfolk VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
HARDING TO URGE HUN
PEACE IN NAME ONl Y

continued From First PACE
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-22
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI To :
a>'s ORGANIZE UNIT FRIDAY

The Bemidji nAghborhood, includ-
ing. all of Beltrami county,, Cass
county, Hubbard county and Clear
water county, will organize itself In
to, a local University of Minnesota
club Friday evening. The Gopher
alumni will meet for this occasion
at Hotel Markham at o'clock. If.
J. w. Diedrich. of this city, a menu
Der of the class of 1915, is handling
the details Of organization. ~
4 q. B. Pierce, secretary of the Gem
eral Alumni association and registrar
at the University, will be presents
and as a part of the affair; the uni
versity cup for last years high school
championship football team will ba
presented to the Bemidji boys. ~
Plans are being made for a Jolly,
good time and 1T is expected that a
permanent organization will be
forthcoming soon. Alumni from nears
ly every section Of these four counS
ties are expected to be present on
this occasion. - rE.i 4lf,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-22
FIVE THOUSAND BAPTlSTS
MEETING AT DIES MONIES
{ (By United Press)

Des MCines, Iowa, June 22.1--More
than 5000 delegates and visitors
from various Northern BAPTIST
churches throughout the country
were on hand i'm this city for the
opening session of the Northern Bap-
fist Convention, which will be in ses-
zion in Des Moines luntil June 28.
Among the foreign representatives
were those from Burma, Assam, In
dia, East China, South China, West
IChinas Africa and Japan, the Philip
pines and Central America. .,,..-.
+ Mayor II. H. Barton of >Des Mdines,
greeted. the visitors, and Governor
Kendall welcomed them to the state.
President Ernest l.. Tustin, the. pre-
sfdent of the Northern Baptist Con-
yention, made response. The chief
address was made by Rev C. N. Ar
buckle, pastor of the First Baptist
church, Newton Centre, Mass, on
in Christ Reports
were made by the executive commit
tee. and the finance committee. "a
So, The afternoon and evening sessions
were given over to the golden jubilee
anniversary of the Woman's Ameri-
can Baptist Foreign Mission Society.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-22
;AD SIMS RETURNS
.f0|llk .R[EPl'lo 10 WEEKS
Expected Demonstr ation
New York Pier Failed
to=MateriAlize It4s
(By United Press)

- ii
! New York, June %. (By Paul r,
Mallon) Admiral William F. Sims
came home today to the tune vt
Wearing of the Green" &Es
2 AS the Liner Olympic swung into
her pier wEth Admiral Sims on board,
q little ship slipped past with a band
aboard playing the famous Irish atf.
The expected demonstration; at the
White Star pier by Irish sympat hhS-
;erss who intendedssto show the ddsap-
prevail of their Admiral's Lond0tt
speech failed. to materiahze,: partly
because OF a'ithousand policeman and
,partly,because of the expedition with
(which: Sims was rushed away to. a
hotel -, ,,',a., I
The admiral, who refused abso-
lutely to talk of his London speech
wtfct resulted in his recall, said he
expected ito see. the Secretary Of War
IN Washington tomorrow. He Will
make the OFFICIAL report demanded at
that time. \ -. - :!
.4 Sims was the first passenger on
board. He and Mrs. Sims came down
the gang plank, at exactly 1915 q.
I'm. He wassgreeted by Rear Admiral
H. T., Hughes, Of the first natiOna
and AM aide. He left: for
on a train at IL am.