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The evening herald., 1921-04-01
LAS VEGAS GETS
1872 CONVENTION
Or CATTLEAtN
t. E. Mitchell Is Re-
elected President of
the Association

The recollection OF the entire stan
Of ofirrrp Of the New Mcxiru Cattle
aud Ilursc GrOWcrg Association ana
the selection of las Ncgar az the
place of the 1879 convention closed
the seventh annual convention OF the
association yesterday Afternoon al
the federal court room.
Thoav who viii continue 10 govern
the affairs of the association ARE.
y. NJ. O'DOncl Of tho Boil ranch first
Vicc president. j. ~ MrCamant Of
Gallup. second Vice president. Hugh
J.. Hodge Of Silver city, third vice
president. J. a. Lusk Of Carlsbad.
fourth vice president. and Miss
Bertha Benson OF Albuuucruuo. acc-
retary aud treasurer.
During tho final business session
yesterday afternoon eighteen rusolu-
tivns favoring = tarin ou livestock.
state control OF the public domain.
meat packers legislation. state con-
troi Of inter state freight rates and
other measures az summarized In
yoHerday's Herald were adopted by
the convention. The convention ud-
journcd at o'clock after what was
probably the most important gather
ing OF cattlcmcn IN the history OF tho
livestock industry In New Mexico.
A. u. McMlIlon OF this city ad-
dressed the convention yesterday aft
crnoon on Future Needs IN Legiaia-
ton" The equalization OF the tay-
alton In New Mexico which puts such
a large burden on the stockman own
OF land should be the big objective
ia legislation for the association. Mr.
McMilien said. Until this D. uc-
Complished there Will always be- work
for the association 10 do. ilo de-
Clafcd that u stockman could not
exist under the undue strain Of the
state tax laws az applied 90 owners
of large tracts OF land.
The utOckmcu are paying more
taxes ana getting less protection than
any other Industry In Rev Mexico. '
said Mi McMnlcn ln criticizing the
cattle stealing industry which Con-
tinues 60 prevail. lie commended tho
Onorts % the cattle sanitary board 90
round up tho thieves but urged the
atockmen TO assist in getting the
thieves indicted.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01

The best 4O-inch georgctte crepe
In n score of different oolors and
their shades. Per yard. si.T5.
The New Popiins are OF an extra
good quality and come In all col
ors OF the rainbow. We are selling
an excellent quality for 0sc "A yard.
Satin striped shirting. for mems
and women's tailored blouses
There are some very neat stripes
10 choose FROM. This shirting n
fun yard wide, Is guaranteed.
washable and wears much better
than tub silk, per yard, s2.25.
The New Canton crepes come in
midnight blue. Quaker gray, and
brown. our best quality sells for
S5.55 yard.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01

New Spring Pcrcalcs and dress
gnghama Boo a great variety OF coll
ors ard patterns az 2Sc and Soc a
yard
s2 inch Amoskoag rompcr cloth
90 au assortment ot good designs.
This romper cloth Is an extra hard
wearing quality, especially good To-
chidrcus srhool and play clothes
This new shipment We have re-
cclyod sells for t5c yurl
Plain and fancy svrpontinc crep"s
iu desirable quality, 30 inches wide,
5OC "a yard.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01

New Spring yard wide shirting o.
select madras and soisottc. They
como in an assortment OF good
stripes patterns. csc a yard.
Special quality yard wide plain
black morcerlzed satcon worth Csc
yard. Extra special. per yard.
i9c.
rhe Spring Strong cloth a. 20
inches wide. wears and looks like
galatea. Comes in Hight and dark
designs. Sells for zoe a yard.
20 inch I.addle-tassie cloth In
stripes and checks for childrcn's
school wear. Per yard, tOc.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
The Spring Cotton Goods-You'll Like Them

Complete line OF plain organdies,
40 inches wide. A fine desirable
quality In all tho spring eolors.
Per yard. SI.O0.
Organdy skirtlng. flouEcing and
frilllng to match the plain organdy
In The preceding paragraph have
iust arrived You ought to see
them.
We are showing this spring the
best line ot plain and fancy voilos
you have ever seen. Plain voilos
sell for soc TO 75c a yard. Fancy
yoilcs sell from soc a yard up.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
Strike Of Tailors
Avoided When Shops
Accept Counterpart

There H mo- danger uf tailor"
'HiriEc in Albuquerque Tailor sn1ny
which hire second class tIilow ana
Who proposed tp reduce th, Nuge7 "I
their workers have Just accepted lh'
counter proposal of the employee
The shops wished 90 reduce th" 'm-
riofcs' pay tor Uuuts from 80 90 -
aud iut trousers from $3.50 in A"
The vuHtirr pruuu.al of thn men w1H
that the wuuIu Ht..pf r. cut ul
cents un each pair ot trouserl made
bus would not mako coats for any les
than 81.
The new scale % wages goes Int
effect Immediately and is good Tot
six months,
The evening herald., 1921-04-01

Docs tnv iyaat cNcrlou tire Fou
out2 DO you fDol "hluo' aud wUI-
rirI. Hun'r dragging lHUkI,h, h,ld-
u,uts and dI1xlu,.-f Iop mHH" ru-
men tnmo ru-otllru "f,mil, trouble
tur this uuNlppN .itfr iu.I.Iu nI
wriI Liiu,f which .u uf'.u Hr' thu
tiu.. You must tr' uWrki. tu uIU
vent more aoriuu. u.ubI. rH
uptu. tHHrrr iIlI. rh'' IH.r
H,.u.I thousands of v'lE ur.I 800.
mon Th,E should h,.p .oI NHh
suU. u.ishNur'
\ Case IN Nlbupucuquc.
NI. o. e. Parcels Hti >HI.N
Eiluu street aayF. "puaus kldr,l
plils are a. splendid remedy for kid.
upy complaint I have used thcm tor
uucktchss and dull, rundown. tired
feeling Frequent hcadacheB uut
dizN spells made Tho trouble yIors.
and my Kidneys didn't acd as th,l
| .huuld poaua i<idacy Plls soon %.
/ Df IfuUfI t4uuItIUI f
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
Good Heatherbloon1
PetticoatS at Si.o5

These new Spring Petticoafs of
black and all colored heatherbloom
at $l.95 are indeed worthwhile
values. They are made to follow
the lines Of the new spring frocks,
and are finished with elastic cords
at the waist.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
Crepe de Chine
Tailored Blouses at S4.45

There are score of color combina-
tions to choose from in this assort-
ment Of satin striped crepe de
chine blouses at $4.45. They have
the desirable tailored collars and
may be worn high or low to suit
the wearers comfort.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
A Totally Different
Apron at M.49

You'll like the style of these aprons
as well as you like the new low
price for this quality, 81 I.49. They
are made with full skirts and
basque effect waists. One of the
most interesting features is the
fact that no buttons enter into
their construction. They come to-
gether in the back with extra large
bows. They are finished with two
great pockets and trimmed with
rick-rack braids.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
The Great Worth of New Taffeta
Dresses at $25.95 Is At Once Apparent

DeSesa the
Stanra ii
hlh artificial They
Jtaualc m brovub back an
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
l6-Button White Kid Gloves
at $3.50 Are a Bargain

l6-button white Kid Gloves at
$3.50. When they are the quality
these gloves are, there certainly is
a very good reason for Our Glove
Supremacy" This is not special
price, but simply sample of the
real values you can always expect
to find in our glove department.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01
Items Of Note Cleaned Throuuhout the Store
Here Are Real

Here Are KeH
Glove-SHk Vests at Sl.95
Fine fiesh colored slove-silk vests
at an extra special price. $l.95.
They are plainly made as all glove
silk under garments should be.
This special item at $t.95 is just
sample of the bargains one can
find in our silk underwear depart
ment.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01

yo, sss 4 pcr ceut iutcr-t al the banks os
uie nintisy yop snsc. which ~ Just n small
parf uf thc m0ncy sou spend s. and n.
Rucp stamps are . p,r coof intcrcst ON the
money yOu spend. SAVE theui.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01

~ you know that ycis can 81 re.I vlrtor
tH1fuilt ~ HoNcIIwnld's for ~ HIiir ~ 85.eo
down aud ei.en week. with flinar flrris In
effccf no hosue ought 20 BE- ufth1ul 4 Yir-
tr1la.
The evening herald., 1921-04-01

10 hilo in our glove department.
About Some of the
Handbags
We have just the hand bag that will
enhance the good looks of your
new spring outfit The new ones
which have just arrived include pin
seal in all colors. Some of the
hand-wrought, heavy leather fit
ted bags are very interesting in
their coloring and designs, The
new lower price on hand bags is
worth your attention One lot of
bags in particular which we sold
for $1,000 and $500 last wear
are now $500 and So. SO.
Miss Saratoga"
The New Spring MiddieS
rhe new Miss Saratoga spring middis~ made
a. - Na,y, Deep tailored collar. sllk cmblclus
and aand cuihrtsldeftf fect cuff yoke
cio.inzs totY buttons. cts. make thc-c nfitfne~
Mis- saratosa" endorsement of fa,lionnhle
schools ctcr,wlicrr,
Plain and Fancy Ribbons
Only age a Yard
mole. e..,,,..t ,ai,l,,.- A,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-04-01

General Weygand. aid to Marshal
Foch during the great war, will aid
Marshal Foch I'm directing the allied
occupation of German cities.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Uncle Sans Big Claims Against Germany

80. claims ~ American residents "
Germany FOR property taken frtfn tk~sa
there amounting 10 slal ,bnU0 I.
Amcricsh Insurance companies demand
about S~i.psl.nsl. and the government
Itself would Ike Solomon The mis-,
crlianeous list first Indicated. Includes
claims FOR loss u Iife. personal INJURY,
vessels sunk by submarines. carsoes
ios, ~ the same means, Insurance
raid snd premiums on ~srrisk lnsur'
ancp.
The foregoing Statement; takes no
account ~ the expense AZ maintaining
tbs .Ansrlraa arm, In occupied Ger
~ Any American seamen have pre-.
s.nte,i number ~ claims for loss ~
wages between their capture and re-
leBs. by Germany They do no; Include
Indemnity for crne.tv OF ma|tyratmebt
but merely for loss ri time. Many
American cltlfens have complained 10
ne Department NJ State concewlag
iNss.S Suffered a. result, ~ tho DO.
grcclaiIDu ~ the German mark. and
hAva ifs'tficafsti a ffs.fre' ta est ls,sfshs
slficAilan therefor No, few had DE-.
TGrirS tn tsrrrrHfI hHukr uvrsffy TN
MARKS tph,s are oaat TO many In
marie t;srrwr wecurfsges !iatgSre in
marks arv held ny many
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Wireless Now Writes Its Own Message

d EATING the German and other for.
u rlgn scientists 10 The Eoal and ia
sugHEutles 4 rev era in w,rrtcss eoru
m1Dieation, pr r. \ Eckhsr,if and
pr & karrhry ~ the bureau ~
standards haNe suetreded ia revufdsng
radio signals geographically
when Tbs invention Is perfected and
IN eenrgai use receiving operators lis
trn.ag ia, and nigh, or .tse signals
wlth fhs.r 'etaforatr N.fen'ns aprar1aa
nus VIII b. unnecessary The radio
viii write 10, oWn message vi,h prn
ard iuk
Frf,yr, gToap of frSlev scientists
Al The mect,n. ~ the Philosophical So
cle'y y, the CuSrio. eiub psrtor~ Eek
hari, and karthor demonstrated that
their apparatus could take oui - the
air signals sent out from Lyons
France. 4ono miles away ard auto
mRucaiiy transform them into humpy
ink lines ON chart that can De easily
rad
They have slsa been sble TO plav
l~ the same circuit and record with
the same pen the ticks u a chronom
ster and the Gsvsl observatory time
signals sent out REGULARLY by Annspe
lis
With this new apparatus the hong.
tude ~ an, SPOT far away frum cahles
and wires ear be- determined "a witiin
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
NATIONAL CAPITAL,
500 AFFAIRS $50 EiiI


hio~si and trrasare IN the SaF. woeld
De o. say sRgh, thar wuald enshls ti~y-
saaps Ia esgaps talaileseag af Us iasl
obligations to the ulctiIas az asgsss
Ssou u nei usliy shsard has distinctly
r~pusaRRt "a the Standardization
Ihas Is the aasses to the fe&Fs CO.
iestsined sslsns the allies that the
lnitrl States ccs,tsnlalai~s a eS'ars~
Watch woald cneoaFaEe Gernssns 10 ~
siss psyuwRG ~ r~sAfatttas ard to
GeEinaA hepc. that the tultcd States
can l- tsllrd spssn 10 hNip 9cssnany
sscAge paying the p~aaisy.
!, Nts@ttssE size sspssstiana sSgtsetI et
,tscyfmasy n.y. me sasGsx eisfrt tint tssE7sss
~ lbs Versailles lVats arr Wov than
Germany Us sblc 10 ray and whether
these rFparst.ohs have e~~n deter
uliuyi In iAsr and JUST maRarr are
ass's;4aaas gpels ~atch sA,s4 sasslaastrs
,iaa Is No, sIstiag lie posi'sos At this
tine.
That the Presidents attitude a. 10
Germany responsibility. hossvsy.
m~an- tina, the administration will ac
evde 10 the wishes az the allics a. 10
the contihped participation Of the
United States In Eanslesa Affairs does
not felhS The ratification az the
Aerysy4 s,ss = s,sa.y sass " slas-asss, csssis-
rcatioas As we're embodied IN the
Luds~ reseFN Atioas. 10 ny~ out Of the
uuFsttan
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

TIVE hun1redlhs 81 s,Aroud of time
rr thirty ,hrre feet. q IN sisscinrsA n
VAS 20 an this uoet ~ an photographic
time TNyesriiug aprasasa. Va replarr
the presrnt wire teirgfaphle ear
recorded methods OF naking scientific
time observations that the bureau
lAhured.
Amy amateurs receiNinr equipment,
property connected would be sufficient,
10 r,-ceiyc the Signals for this appa
rnius." declared noc,ar Ecshardt. Tho
chFonographic recording drum used Ia
tha, developed and In us~ ny the coas,
anA geods,.c survey, A el'gie elss'trco
tube operating on a iow voltage fur
nisl,~d by porsxtie battery IL ~ufs'
Client TO receive far-or Lyons, even
when po.srly located temporary anten'
nae AT. Used, II was shown.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

GERMANY ia kicktng over uha, &.
" calls excessive PREPARATIONS demands
o. the allies Auai9a .Ass,s u h.s astsats,eS
kick coming over m additional liule
bin ~ s,s's,sH w SisltHs hn
which tntir sam ba~ 70 present on
the same acspunt sins ~ President
Wilson lssi Official aeis Vas IL ~eud
20 tie Sfnats In rnSponse 20, f~snlu.
ton u INQUIRY, a sfaletacnt ~ fiaims
for PREPARATION sEEjust GerE,aaS alr1
with The government ts ihe United
States, temporarily AZ hast. j. put
sctng With ,hG af'lrs sta, pisrhlnsrS
slll ~ available fnr the collection ~
fhTs NTn n y,'t w ~ IytfralHyat
The hIl iafiudes claims tS'rd wlth
IRE Stass ftparfhsHt fs3y fas<"y l9f va.
r.ous ainds footing ar about S.@iebo.'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

Assrtsa sses he ksA sv~ss ssss ysas~
Of hard ~erk asd had consulted acre
thaa 200 boaL. Ia se,ap"-isx The
Waite COMPANY"
The aamersus sherlock N0tm~. tsies
and the Historical rumsnrss show hut
two aide. 60 tho aathar's asasast YER
.atiiiiy ~. has always krpt up hfs
k~ss, tatssrsL la na..4isips, his srst pre-
f,..ios In 'sthr tftas OF teRss hr
wrote ahaat tho rrseitis- Of kiaS te"-
ss.lRs 1dJnial.,ratisa 81 the 'sago
subb.r tram tn south <sS%sa,. ~
mere rrseatiy Ia France. he hs- s'saisd
and ufittss abon, modera war. tspa
before the great war oNrr~ heitard
tasops he saw tav storm -i--. s-;arF-
teG sxe TIC sSevs .~tsys7s- ~ fzs'~~rSf
..us ~ The trrrar. sud wasseis az
war a. n might he sad ss u proved
e. h.. Ia -as~at nritsts and the Nest
War" Ia 1913. he exposed The sprcissa
araum.at. OF t.es~rat nsrsbsrdL
r.r 40 ,r.r. he hs. h~s" isv~sfizst-
,tnvrd uaheii~Nsr. Mere ard mere he
hes br.a wee ever ia rompists tstth
Ia communication. frem the spirit
world. sud 10 numerous ss'isi~- ssa
.IAe,,Nnr RsN.Isii"a" ,1tpiNl he hta
.,t dawa the -thrs af h's progress
trar -asy,Li-m te belief, sad - s"~
PLAYING u pron',nra, part In Nc Sre"'
sp,fitustt.t,c ~-ssassat which 10
sweeping o,ss Enkiasd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

WASHINGTON. The Gated States
W holds Germany responsible for the
Aas sod wsa ia~ss sszs sssrr4sas make
an the srg'stSlHeh IN srs pNs~vw fes ghs
devastation and suFeFfhgs ~ lnnocaa,
ps'0ides enough, BY It's ln~XcusAhle &C,
II agers,~si0h. This IL the a,titai~ Of
frvsid~us Harding aad h,s sdsniS-istra
;iaa as aatsasTtta;iyriY Hasdw saR~a
Whatever peace program the athlh
istrayian evolves Is Ia le made ctAsIsi
IN, with this taa1amra.as des3sratlea,
The United States will do nothing thai,
would permit Germany 10 e~cat~ full
responsibility for the war Gcrmsry
moreover, the administration hulds
mus; adDl, responsibility for the var
and must he compelled 10 pay damages
~ lbs. f%sll sAAp..st M AtS eAb.lEss. ~ assy
icr'nlne'i In a fair and jus, manner.
Ans >nNpiciou 10 any quarter thai,
the lnted States. after spending. lts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

srrvy T1,c~s activities To- 'ud" lufor.
ma 'ca eg.d ~,ryire ciairns SERIAL sery.
ice 'nifaa stars gtg.iig health serv.
irs hospitals sa8 supplemental ssrrfcs
t1 yesF .tes fihS snd receivihg trailing
'-ntn f'~ fsslersl board for vocational
esiBfrssa
iig8,sgpAs W s98ater cases are
trough ~ ,ls asttr:5nr ~ he Ers
Cross rhagtws Gagly ;he Rcd Cross
snpozsfge~ ~ 1909 csesigers dealing
yirNs~iy wT'h' M ssf56ifs ges erGfutbf
s5nt@rf ~sef;. ~ atarevsiy '@rUrzs nh-
'3nss5 Eesi CrUss Aeaessra rearH IN
art g7as haa3and -rree -szn esa.
~ s@rvssp las ard rhsf6 ears-
-aasa's 81 fge-s fFu y la-ge ssss n
tais sr's they ars by Sc means Tire
aaly 10 uses hsn@ied
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

turaina frlnrniiy 10 KEEP the l,arSm
frpm burning Drain from tie fat,
lea 'I'ss. four .iahIeslDmfnls n fat. In,
,hs paa add on. bali cupfui ~ hof
m!ik aud one cupful ~ cora esr,h Hn-
W nj, II cooked corn 1. u~s-d II viz
ne, n@'d w l,nE cooking Seasan win
sA' l~ir~'t and Iarriks and serve -
hot platter ArUand The bacsm
pruns Pudding ---Tstr one cutfnl u
ground upco"tei prunes, one half zap
.fui ot sagar md when well iaixrfs RdA
two we'll bcairn sggs ihr- rgpfDis NJ
milk aue hsif irastsynfui ~ ofnnrs
extract Bua ppe thick slIrv ~ hafterwd
thread Cul The hrtaA In tlaali s!icv and
s;ir into tie cusiar4i Rats siow'y nm.
NJ TIE cttt'ara IL aasi Hnd the bread ID
hrn*n Thls tnLes an hour SUD aasr.
tct ia slo~ oven Ia rock the isr,,a~x
%" rescnsp fnvs wfsh cnssss sssxs -
The VhNry huasevif. who has
yarFssf fFr TEgs whwa tine prsyw wss NJ
10 Io@et' alIl n0w ~ shIe 10 hAye err
tfIshrs end nfa feet that she Ia extravs.
gsn, FOR larre eEzz ard three s,Ir~s
~ 'nsy, naks one CAPITAL af fream
sancp aslng two istfle~,rps,futs ~ hu,.
tor. fhe same VI sauv eDd fs,e cat,fui
- rilft, si'b w~n sft1lng "a fRge Aad
oaf' half e7ipfui 81 ErnleS ciseee@ and
rir rrt'l the rhee~o IA sncis~si. Freak
,rp eggs INTO saltsd vBtst and tssach
them ygasH ~ the anxtfesi consistency.
M ~ eviEeT ~ ssiI tpsw4ed i,rsan
l~fs fess ~ster seT~ss~ op isssatxss@seB
plates, hut,es and tout ovef 'hr ssssnr.
Thea. vgHre TIRE well -drHipea sxe m
~set Il, preferred Tho ~sx saoy I'm
piHes.i frs, sssd the &a vtr poured ev~v
A.
Aisa,ier 20. psnsssg--rsk- es~ s1p
raj eaet ~ trveiy rat carrots osdaxA.
r~ilaw .urrIp srd petsie.e~. t@a erfr~
ssss ~ rxht@re. 1H bali ~~rfgi m
srpen gess. aase tieve ~ Errfse F.s-
nsov. the nsrrvv fr-m Nssr pasttla sk
ras rvsm tNsgs. cas n IN thin stifvs End
sss agsa~ IN its~ ho. iron h*stEn fgt
me rounf ~ yrK In car's-~. 'tsa pms
i, IN eite-ms,s isrrrs win skT ffsEess-
Rios fsgso tt~ rss s6S 't~ Sens. two
i~esr~snnssis ~ @i, saa essssrs, r~p.
~ ~ ees I'm. frv~r rtrNfff sui eossk
W. M. os~1 tAr~r a mrtpyy ~ an
Srrsy ~ nrs rp~nev~ rervx rniti N
= rq-=4y - ssrvs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06


~-- deck. isoasaker
S lake tnvgti with cold water. add an
aslasa. bali q rarrus. half q eaapfal u
cvaers s~aNeS three branches al pairs
lfs, stesT~t sna, essNkAa ta.Aws tn
ers4ncsfHsss az Mt wi, ssasass. rt0sss
y caser~si ter half az hour, STRATA
OF the liquid and to quart ~ the
srap az hes,h add eae third Of q cup
fGl u minute tapieca cooked ia a plaa
- naslA aa;a transparent; ~sa.sa. sSas
slSsAfnl ~ saoFv u salt. ene thlrl II
'caspeoafaI IL rsprtss. one eupfsi
VI crnam and halt pound ef fresh
rsw fsi cut Ia hatf iaeh ratSa let
c~oa o'~f hgillns water trA minutes
and serve 20 olives
crssls Stew. TAKE cae pound af
iean beef OF MeSiiam slEed towt, two
cupfals OF tomatoes, cAs cepfal u ear
s',.a. ssn raleeA ~ viesfsa s~es1 pxf,
P'vs, enehalf capfai ~ riev. enc.
fenrth Of a cupful Of chopped ahlsa.
fas iaaspecatai ~ san saa aRs table,
spsbnfal ~ IA, Cot the meat in
rleoes melt the fat add the aaiuns.
p~ppers meat or shlekyn. hru~n IN
ssss tss 'fsai"dsh Ftw eycGtHG *s1sast,,
With the ~aseHlng, rice. vegetables
ard oHe cUpful II boiling wafer. slm-
Bser for ope half heuf, then pns into
the eo0Acr tor thre hours without tho
A'eps'anss ar teo haurs with tneiA
With chicken and ok,a Instead ~ the
meat and carras. this Ia fasastts
southern dish
Dried beef prrparri by staldlug and
dralAi!n2 tssd astsat M, liza s4AAsA nye With
macaroHl makes smother good hat dish
raf Supper er luncheon
Apple 0sistIn,---Soak two iahls-
st'nsafgls af grlsiia Ia oae isaif cup
ful ~ cnld water Cook sin tart sIs
pies With haiti Iemnn rind, ~ a~ .
ilsc amount of seasoned apple sauce.
fu, through a sieve add the juice ~
lelDou the sof'eaed gelstln aad
rurr into mold Serve With e~amA.
% liWs-i Or plain.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

sir Arsha< Genaa
itoyts Ia kaow .
here asd 10
even body ss the
sreaiaS at shs -
lock Haim~@. HE
Aa. asssvaiiy s~~a
pleased vita th.n
verdi wide fams,
hat o. hs. BOT
hsss an ss aitsd
pita.arvs lie sars
ssia tat he
,wisk~d t@~vieT
'mtast4 'ht~~ sssss
q littls lees esETI
~ To the dstes-
tive tales asd ssi'
dsar~d sa equal
sathu.ts.a fas his
ktstSsl est re~
,aaas~s. Aich he
regards &c his
49, sxaFk lie re-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
"ltE abbot .or ncnnllcu aa' IN q
lofty room, before him hts W
u nlHrAA AL MrrN lnhnr sthInel

"It abbot .of Hcanltcu sat In .
lofty room, before him hts w
marks All were labor stained
AMI, weary. frr the abbot was II hnrd
man big red haired youth. The black
shrrn ~ the fIli. uoed awaiting pun
ishmrpt His sins were many ID"
worst being that he had "Conversed
with maiden and u'i car
nv her arross "a stream, Ia the inhrite
relish u thc dr'tl
1hr abbot rosr IN wrath John
of uurtlr I" he Numbered Thou shalt
b, east into The outrr world Seize
him and scourgr him trom the pre-
cigt,t~ r
Rut the culprt' hed irrreu' plans
Lifting the hIg oakrn desk he hurried
I, NJ Ms accuSers sprung through the
open door and escaped
lite is possessed " dcNll go they
shouted
FIR different MAS Tho leave taking
~ Atcsnc farjcson sh'uacr yellow
Nhirpt NNNtN. tHNoFIFf NJ WI
Twenty wears ago aid the ahhc'
''ycnr father 'he frauklin ~ Min
stead diei leaving - tie abbey thrr"
hides ~ hind ana Won hts infant snn
Tor ns to rcar uutl yuh reached TRAM
estate and now you must return iu,o
the world p"
AllcNne Vas a learned Clerk sk+l'@a
In Music. wyiHnE Pse'ins and "th"r
attaIpmen,s Hts reading was scant
and No hal only n vague llca Vt Flu
rope, helaul whleh. MARI "I"Tpsalstp,
the lely Rnl ard the great river
Witch bah Ne snurvr IN the Garden -
r,'rn The phbet now TOLD him -
srarla, nations Including that ~ The
fair nrf e,N women who SlAy WITH be-
hn'd'a~ 'tst he hsssli.t ,f'pr 'nspy
r~nyers blessings ana WavaiNgS FROM
ne 'haf sraius' Sin ant 'hr srsrr"
~ women N'tvrr leH the peaceful
''ae'~,yr Hri orn, ent 'rse sh~ ,psygr'a
,u1 te found "a fearful plAfr
ms uoly relative MAS q brother NOW
sNcuaH 5f Nn<trnA WIN ha1 rarur3
an eva ramr ,tsyne decided - ~
w h's h~t.4spv and trv tn r,,f.r,s hta,
Nn ne wpr rr WIS SCI uuon rs r,,''
N,,r~ a sN"'3 ha,n hSu k'Nyi hsA
nNt ~ haAtF 3np@rr3 l'e MAS then
ma3e >Hk h ~lnG ans rvttv'r sha'
rrA the arh,r dseaptarI >1Rt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

. CHARACTER 10 the result " the caiti-
walton ~ the highest aaa nakisa asai-
i,ies IN human NATURE, ara puiiieu
thea. qualities te r~~rttcai us~ Eito
" hUassf AiIsns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

FEFFWN WF'FFU FWNW FHW
b~f of ~ '%tHliy viii co..
Joy
aeus~ Dish. -~ i.ias~
oDe half i.aand NJ iblniy.
SLICED strips ~ .s.ssn ~
. i,ea fry'sg i,aa ssa ss,~h
until the hacoo Ia rrtsp
and brown oecasi.naily
pouring on lI.a fat Ara