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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
FAMOUS OLD CHURCH GONE
FLAMES That Consumed Historic
Washington Edifies Also css,reysa
Relies That Were Pricslssa

H. paaIs parish church, 10 Rock
Greek cemetery. tie oldest church Ia
Washington sad sIl~ VI the ,sssiesl in
the United slat~a. was recently de-
stroyod by ire The interior Of the
building, valuable memorial windows.
old relics nad paintings were burned.
and the four walls u the structure.
erected In TIC, sere al that Was left
Of the historic edlrre.
AmUug The historic relies destroyed
by tho irr Abs q large. 'ohn Bitse,
~4.pe ;sss 'ssx4 S..@,txL N ! 'ss4asF Swsa'
near The rliaurni The Bible 1as
bought IN I79T, was used for many
years And WIS fs'd NH by tSa ~so-
grrgn,lon with tobacco. with n.
R!hlv aIs.s destroyed, y gsr teo iarga
folio coumm PRAYER books the price
Tor which according to records at
the Church WINS "A qunnugy ~ to-
Lacco which was 70 briag not less
AheA IN 'eAF nsl44td. ..r.
The frst Faster service 10 be held
b. the prrssW territory AZ The Dis.
-irteI~ 1t 1oIsHs.ia ,.4.a-A s'!.AasA s.,, 4,s,!
st. Pnuls church Rock Greek, Ia iTDl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
UNIFORM PRODUCTS FAVORED
Find oseAs~ hsr&st. ertns hiShss
prtess end A~s NssSls1 at tsss
hsSAss Thar ofhs<s.

wfthsSs uxifss0 ssaMfarAs fsr fxrsn
produce tAes~ 70 ~ r~r~sAis~i basis
fer the AssisAo u bsyins And s~slIng
aays IN ssr~Aw " nsrx~A Cnit~d
states nsear<0sn< u A9r~Sasnrc.
StandAr<iatisa sf p~sascts gives
saIiAr 49, paxnAAsM q caamsn Ian
ssage aaA q 81 sssi,ty up.sa vhsch
pstc~s RAJ ~ cs~ssr~f asa sIsA 81
p~xseace - Asvs tAat tha p~saects
vAl,h are $40 ~ Orrte And S&ssas
ssrkss Axias jatw pricsa, add 50 he
handled ., lsas esp~ASA tAsA thasNacld
wishoa, rsf~r~Hc~ 70 sssaiarls SeMnd-
sr,,s have sir~aiy A~r xs~d fw many
farm ronsoiiti~s> sacs AZ American
Upland cA;tsa, shai~d earn, wheat
eats and 'sr snall srst, cantainers
TheSe rs.Aral ssastards apply w,y
~ara Ia. p-aanr, - in,eated fey In.
'srs'ass Or foreign c"psnes>e. II Is
AiShiy !mpar"snt 10 ~~4ar~ state 60
cporstsoa - that the pro, tsis-ns that
%p.,f- - . ~ g.vg.s~e~s wsa sppay ~
all that are cSsr~l tx sale
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
WHITE ANTS iNIURE TlMBERS
insects EntsFNoes Svssas. ar. IL cemes
in csrtae, Win Damp Earth '- 3"
and Eat into Beams.

Winged white ants are often OF
served fyius about houses 10 spring.
and arr sSasI!mrs supposed 70 have
sofne In trun outside The bureau q,
entomology o. the United States h'-
psrtfnest u Agriculture explains that
tl,ssr winged tuset-s reslly are hstehed
Inside the buildings. and usually sr
TO be tasea as indicating aests Of
~ingiess white ants w1kias desiruc-
tiun In the t,mbers
These !nsec,s. which really are not
properly asts. enter the ~oi ~her
ever |, Genes IN contact with damp
earth. aud stsaa cal iats the center NJ
On upright beam without msnifesiing
their presence on the satsiie sntil the
wood ia eau~ly ruined, and possibly
settling AMI cracking " the bald
Ing hss resulted
The department sry~s that build.
lnrs he Constructed with sach Scunda.
tons that No veci teaches the ground.
Or II IL 10 necessary to sse ~ssd. that
Il be lusr~suasd with tar cr~"sete,
Concrete eoors shruld b. laid on q
gravel sass 10 prevent ismpa~ss and
ersek,sg, end vhsr~ crlcts occur they
shsald ~ prc1ptfy sifesf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

plenty ~ light, pure air and Sunshli.e,
and protect them from dampness and
storms II all kinds
ChlcAs should never nc crowded 10
brood cocps, for rtowdtns vii cause
them 10 become sssrhesied. resulting
In imprur~r growth aud sometimes In
dead chicks
sickness or disease usually starts
In unciran quarters. and in such
plsces lice and mites are always more
sssaAaisNl the rhalisi.a ~Asa lbs, sssssA
should be cleaned and spraysd onc~ q
week. and ci~au shsylags. cAaE. "
saaa put pa the Asor ExAmAne tbs
ehieks ard houses uftsa ser lsce and
mites and II ssand they should he
gotten rid u 81 s1ce Warmers SSI.
letia ITO gives a.rvctien. tor ashtlRs
lice and ml:es
Fed R,Qht fsr Rapid o~wth.
Th- thrrs h,nde OF reets inas, nee.
tssAry trt rapid sra~th are srs,p
f~d. grcer tesd and dry mash A
grain mtxtur~ should he TOD night snJ
morning. gtvsng a. large agaUuty as
tha chicks win s~t clear. ha, 40 aerr
A s,sad mixture teS Usvtnx ctscss
consists AZ three parts cracked c,rr,
,we parts wheat and two parts hailwL
eats kaHr corn or reIl~i or hallsd
barley may NJ suhssisas~i 'or hniled
eats A supply II fresh gr~va twei Is
almost 40 u@~>ssry ~ grain fcy grow
las chicks. They obtain laeay % Il
ii ,hry have PREV range, bat X sept In
,Nut,ncxaent. lawn grass h--e, teps
tashas,A, lettuce or ether sach grySu
t,SA Should b scppliet regularly
Crit Aad syqtsr xhel's shoasa ~ gre
vt,s~, az The chicks may h~ir them
selves whensvar they Wish, When soCr
mttS raa TO obtained II SAeasa also
NJ srpt s~@ssss the easckx a. 10 se~d
Is rrSsrdsd A~stsr Tor th~rs When
this = styen the Amount ~ Aeet scra 2
in the 'try GsSA Tray Re vesiacva Gro
hss rlsnv ~ fresh. clean water is
Absolutely Necessary, and in hot
arstheT Il sAsuld ~ provided t~'ce
dAl, o a>hss tia, have h~-n thor,
ouShiy cles aed
Ire hNll-.s .u'qaa $ RS 'hc sEsrysv
tarcr ~ tr-e rxr1s and sNSae tac
.--,ysa Is. .. - ~ -t,, ws $500, ~,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Is the Russian Rebellion Likely to
Overthrow the Bolshevists?
ny SIR PAUL DUNES. in New York wcrid

W. personal opno6 ha, this Bshek uprising premature
Ie M qala.d at four months and left the workers with
and without rgsigatan Four rccss es.
winch organize SuoSu countervroutou especially when
the horde II ps o. the extraordinary commission including almost the
entire stall d the DAYS u rzArdom actively work everywhere
Hit h suru the will BE- hst az all chaos and anarchy
Out Of this fsuchead leader who would
bring order o. the Confusion This leader be Kercny Vic
Chernof both OF whom active IL il be un~sful then the
prestige Of the Bhk leaders will be enhanced greatly viii then
30 for Eups consider seriously the establishment
Of diplomatic and trade relations Russia complete recognition
Of the soviet government
Personally strongly favor such recognition. for believe that
gnoran- Bhevia ru. complete knowl-
Edge of It's cm and It's horror will fully until the
world begins actually deal with the Boishcvists
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Habit Of Crowd-Making Is Becoming a
Serious Menace to Civilization.
by r. D. MARTIN. In Behavior Of Crowds

Az practical problem the hahi, Of crowdmakng daily becoming
TO civilization Events making and
clear that pressing economic questions the forces
which threaten society rally psychological
Roth the individual and society suffer from cowdbcavor kno,
Of nothing which today 6n, the values Of civilization.
but alci the thing other words perhaps achievement
Of personality and knowledge s tn. growing habit Of behaving
q crowds
only mob outbreaks and riots numtar but interest
patriotic religious ethical political economic easily tgnera'H INTO
Confusion q prosgSnd Tongues paranshp and
in.sl~ranc~ While cannot he said that the habit Of crowd
making yAular tmr+o,he have inauged III t.
does that The tendency ovd-miudcdna has greatly INCREASED
years
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
DIARY or MUCH IMPORTANCE
VEL Aeaptsa 70 cest Aeec1~ttaS Acc.
seAa when Information Warsed
~ rsss E-terr~,sex

A dsary "a vel adapted ~ coss
accesat4Hg r~cc<ts wher Informative
is ~natsi ~ aaly Few farm ~-1sr.
prss~s. ssy specialists q ths rr,tet
ssstes iAsysrTnNUt II Agriculture n
ess diary Il written ar eseh tay n
fskes Aai . rs.saer 20 enter tar Aer-s
ard m1aa.eS STsrt lr 1orss1 ne r-ny>
sg5 the s~s~s~sry sNe%s rrEs IN ~ th~
t.tss n Sr~t fertilizer. sAs s.ntry.
TTe cxs aon far,a x dary j. q Asak
-S~atsiaiEg hlAnf pe.N - each Asy'<
.,s~,c,, sng w's yssco ~ aacs 'w
s,s.tf,,.lsl nes0'->N 49, se- srgr N2s
a rae --r ea~t' y"Y az ~ ~ av&
ss~sev 81 Ions rvSwrEss - IVA scary 4
,lH4ssaf tyP~a furnishes s.-xrv see D.
year yer1s%, :" '''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Reform Of Present Dancing Manners
Is Started by Decent Young Men.
By ALFRED I. srEAgNs, AsdOrsr Academy

Net uote fathers the chaE-rors the gir but
the svs the yognx an themselves have 3 The first effective
rr !. III. c nsnnera and q & rn3err hail The
social orgy has cae tco far
The or s,artirs and will headwss :se bya them
The c lrorneri devn matters Of this nd
iav soaad and have bad e1oUh Th beginning to real
e that Inv shallow and superficial gg1 II the present day has lost
~ charm rat rhccd ssoud ps~ss and thai tAeg
Ar sr Popularity eringy al that the modern mother desires
sggh e WI Se gak % ea tbe altered atmosphere and
rs. kr.. acc,v Here tha r9ane tot hare The ats
ard ytp. ~ ca7se sasaarA tass4, II ro, sAsh
-.,s Aaye ar4str ah Ju-. sae aFA aas viii
p,,vt Nj Il what asal = aa az wholesome pasme
.ad th1i VII satisfy inc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
pldn,t Seem 10 Mind.

Yesterday mst uH old ,ehoo'mH'c
OF nnc - be p4,tl 80 raab high va her
studies but Mas rather puudy was
kufprl u ~ lfufn lhAt she vas mar
"rtcG :tT1ryuAh pi,{Tk,yaI.Ae tt:-., rypt set,4
more surprised that shr was the happy
moihrt ~ stS hays,
II should tiius you would be dead
~ uu'n wotk said l.
"oh. uu" she smilcd Come nnd see
the solue time ioull find u house Jus,
Ike yuu'd expect NE Ia have
20. 10 not that bad" protested
and nearly died II murtincAtlcn a soc.
ond later
She only laughed merrily and re-
newed the Invitation Exchange.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
keep CHICKS IN
BEST CONDITION
Young Fowls When t)ld Enough
to Shift Tor Themselves
Must Be Given Carr.
NEGLECT IS CAUSE or LOSS
Bulletin Given oHi BY Department OF
Agriculture Especially for ssa,n-
ners olvss EssessiAls Ter
- r. .-agstfE..r-s.
Proper GIeNsh..

Prepared BY the United StAtrs Dersrts
maant Of Agriculture
The enthusiasm ~sYh Witch many
poaltFy rats.rs, particularly brgia-
ners, start la t4e spring sith young
chicks sometimes Tags as the s~asOs
adsaaees and the chicks e., old
enough 70 ssift sog themselves. II care
Is neglected at this period. however
surcess il Improbable The baby
thleks may De smart little fellows
ffoa ls,rYps, vsgpru@s gag@Hs ss,sSs,
.tsssY tiTey aray fsff. b'st1rr hAp~ftf Jllf{s
fully for THIS first tWa os three weeks,
but unlc9 they receive proper care
sffi management turing Their tAItF
growing period theS wiil not develop
prx'erty. shi many u them will be
iosI pt sickEess sed disease This Is
thu timely warning made by poultry
uien VI the untrd states Depart.
u~nt u Agriculture tn Farmers hpl.
letin I'LL. "Msnag meat Of Growing
Young ChitEs. pibssfsd by he is
paF,meat, ia which Is given the essen
flats to proper grerest" art assv13p
meat VI chicks The .halletin is writ
ten briefly and Ia sltupIe terms tor be-
gihaers, rspecissy members OF boys
and girls poultry clubs,
..f seI'aN saisSiax fssea AVID Cas-. f1'TYt
The CHIEF essentials to the proper
growth VI chicks. according a. The huj
letih. ar" so,sI coops or horses. dran
i,Uess, proper feed auj water. shade
and fyee range Growing chicks
should De- prov iiel with lsrgr rvnguy
co0ps or HUasrs which viii give thrm
toHifurgRbr place - stay AZ night
and during S'otay weather i'hc bui.
1,2tla sss&-s,Sss = tNp qaftisA45 kind 81,
house, bot states IL should be 50 built
thar u Viii pnssil1 she chicks aitb
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
New Life for
Sick Man


IL have taken enty two boxes az
Eatenic AND Seel tkc nr~ msn Ii
has done a'e mavs s,Nad 'hsn anything
else" writes & . Frsrp1r
Eatenlt the nlr,icvN tera e,,s fnr
ac.d Stomach ataatias saod rrcaa ling
and tndisrs;t1n, Il 9nitAly takes ny
and carries eef the Ncidty aud gas
and enables me stomach % lavst ,hs
fccd naturally, TGat means ne, oaly
rv,les traia pam ard dsscusator, ea'
yca Srs the tan strneSth grNSn tar tc,ai
ycu cat. re- INK 1nly ,Nssts trlas
VITA your druggists guarantee.
Wk Am Nou sNirrt>G ~ t>>t KIM
rMEf Aln eAhCGi gost G1ass tvant '.a8s
k@sasss esgtlsed CORROSIVE sSN&hsss csstft
rprtN Nhcs gSgsta~s i4e2 INV tts sfs
rSg ~ AFsg NAY lSfh svt1tt 49, ges Z fs4
t~aAies varieties TaYmAtc@s T~sPs~- ssa
Nxg glsp,, tsv tares .$A t'- f2% ss9 ~
Siss ssts'setf n ssArsr-ts3 NrNt H8s
wAN-rr-,WiNs wS.Js "ANt =.
ttsstsia Oy.ssr alsar. osers iitV tsssgs lie
es,s,.e - rrr fF...s4s a~ wtgeVWs .stsba
r.t., ..s.--, n. g. r---=e - ST. t'-vs Tfts
ernres p- SxatSsfg~. tbesv-a~sfs " go sgg
sS~r~sgs. As~rcisfsss-~ &s*~ss'sS's ~sS~'as
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
AUTOMATIC TRAP ON BEEHIVE
Primary obJset o. lnysntiea 10 To
Prevent Bees From leaving
In Large Murders,

The Se4eutieA American IN deser'o-
lns az automatic haeLsve trap, the In
y.nlion " h. s. Rose VI Aarseiiles,
Ill, s@ys:
THE iaYentiun relates more patle.
alarls 70 Rn automatie ben trap. The
primary object N 10 provide nears
sss ~ si = So; =: !; - 49, s s
x.s4, "a a sAsesssg d teas ,s.s ssssssSAsf M.
y closed b. tho weight VI the occo'
pants 10 prevent the bee. frau leav'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

e ~s~1 ar~ y fsvtHnase sHans aztd ~
automobile tourist g.'s.''' '"',''"' '''' ''3'
''Hos's thatF asked the farmer.
"f~a are f~ensrch " sii ron sarvsy.a-
Il gor~s you are wrong ssr~ngss.
still owe nine instHsimeass es n
tractor ,yqu see. Ia. ehiresi sasB s.s4
pay hi, Of attention. TO ~bst i
end 'herc's q mortgage On the ~
home place
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

lar scis On partisan tickets By onrss NOS ether
see for the public schools except perhaps that shey determine
some extent tbs county yy for seh BY representing
s school boards tbs Of which the eoan upntenasa.
supposed have had Of ooa and possibly ether ways equally
illogical and Ahaurl -a.:
w ali re- sa#trs aht eicsa "
responsible boards TO which they turn responsible and which
salaries are not Args eaoasA aaAs Pss,hs A t oes sA
competent and giving ta The duties II ts offer legs
arFes should take steps the earliest possible moment making these
things possible and requiring them Nowhere should tie salary d the
county superintendent he less than ~ 500
To enable tr weaker counties pay adequate salaries and fos
ether the State should pay onehs Of the salary
IT fsast -. a ,.s ls.
BrSr If eaasatoh s0Nd haze lis sef 10 se6 eSUit suh
nden from the country large and should he required to select then
only on the bass Of professional preparation and ability.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
KILL OUT DOoDER SEED

DartHE tiis HEst sssason OF Ia
ss-Is lea Va sa0ver or Alfalfa.
aotdsr usually oseuri IN sirasl
;. s;astEEsa arsHS SYrA snfss'td
arras saeaisI be either stswsd
ASsa removed h1fos~ tsss sssssaA@s
aasE,ss seed or Else barasd -
tsa Geld. II sss. has tsarIaei.
burning u the gsaiy FSsnsstl,
stree !, Eilis aos otly the plants
bar also the seeds u dAa'4sr
shlcA may u lying % rhG seis
surface.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

TIE a~we~s Idea fcs sisi.lss~ wheeie
IN to mount upon the periphery q
each whs.l a number VI little wheeiA
-..ts arrangement. saya tho pupulag
friepc.' Monthly. 'bsipA III lristIrd tke
forward motion Of tho flying machims
on making q landing. The lite
wheels, brought successfully Insa -.
siticn by the force Of impact. tsnd -
cheek the plane and bring II - q
quick and smooth stop.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
A Lady Of Qistlnetlon

Ia recognized by the delicate fascinat.
Ing influence OF the perfume she uses.
A bath with cuticura Soap and hot
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores.
followed BY busting with. Culcnra
Talcum powder usually means Z clear.
sweet. healthy skin. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
A Perspective View OF Rive, Win
F'' ''1'~.' rhve7qrfpr -attsrr+asS - :

ins the hive 10 large numbers. which
IS rrrrrn''friy srrt'wr IN warming II
!, . further pble,, TO PROV de a means
5y which the oriluary pasS.sr VI the
bees Ia gbvr performance VI gathering
honey is unvhsttuytcd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Now IN gIsesras paii

'wboSSff fsssra of mH.sser1Se 'assst
Tho idea has been ratentesi by pWyiA
xaidru 81 Fast Orange. u, j.. ana
with the help ef an nranstnrp In tho
head of thr dab and little battery
10 enerIisr II, hs gives 10 the mani
kin bfelike movements Of tho MrusA
The arms arr connected By spirsl
spring; which passes through = tubo
tha, 10 hung on rod carried by To
sT1astuw Of m electric magnet. When
the electric magnet h tnergisrd n
arms are agitsted with movsmsatD
Stimulating life. lhr effect bssnx ~
creased by the rssiiisncy VI thu spriaG
--rhiladelphia Ledger.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

waxh. and have never fslt hstter tkan
! have tho hast txu yeArA cnn work
eat. Sleep and fssl @ strung a. can Ia
nessprs tod me ] rsuld ntyvr have
ehihtrvn-i was 100 weak hot afteT
taking vesvtxhls Cempoend u sy~nxsA-
sned me ~ ] gave ksstA % On sisAs
pound hoy, was wvh oil the tiuaa az
aa ssx wssk asss In sste texk &Axg ss.$ AsA
,sik&asbas tilks' n r ,asNs1y 800 Svssssl6SAS
fas was SURPRISED ard when they ask N
what made mo strxx seu hen With
great pleasure, u took Lydia " hnk-
kxms fsSstAAls Ces4nanA sAA asvsr
felt better IN roy life. Use this testk-
Esoaiai At any tiFne. Mrs. EfEAsrrn
SMART, it1 w, Sixth ST., Lowell, MasA
Thk exp~rense Of Mrs SMART d surely
. stroax Recommendation fm LYDIA Il
hnkhsm's Vegetable Compcand II ~
only one u grest snssy similar oAse&,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Outside Competition.

why Is Il 81 harl for q poet 10
make ll,ingT
"pihsrs Ea,}SaacA an. cur pyrscrycs,'
explained the poet DOCTORS lawyers
all sorts VI nicn write poetry, Yet YOU
never hear Of poet trying to write
q Legal briet or a prescription"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
ALIENS f00T.eASE DOES II

Whan shoes pneh ~ eorns ant b9nions
h1tAGoi a. &as+a Ts .s.s. 1ss.kS,ssN "a ssc
kAaE tbs Anti$sntir puSiut 70 hs gLH4sa
Nht0 ne sh"Ss Il taxes ths sftns 9wt ~
Gofhs shi tnalaes, sIs.s ipstsat tslief 70
HWATlns Aching. aanllvn feet sBJ zoe
paUDJA 81 t-.~si~. foe tA- zoe, vets t5s-y
b. oSf Army AMI Navy iuras The var -Ats
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Force Of Habit

And how ,lld your low letter affect
tho prvtty traeherf'' ''Shr gave me 4
gvtrrnl percentage ~ thirty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

MG BkHk ~ "a
m ! &a sny kssllsr
elsAning or waahtnE
| wesM fAint ~
hare 10 10 mt -
bed. my hIShan1
thinkssw everT rain
NE wss nv last
Altar re@alsc 80
text-hxk iaF Esinsa
/ ssok iykA q
nakAAm's vsgst&-
he 0anysussnd Szs1
ssstsl tha Sanatfvs1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

In city and ouantry lie saecess and 'fsciear ei
the public sAcels depend - very aFge sxtea, ~ the
character s1a ,s~ work If tee sare-rtrasss: City
spF~vnsendsR,s srs elesssa by city school ecafas,
which ave responsible to ihp peops for the manage
inen and sucsss ci the schools II the ey As resah
Of the ms,hOd BY which sAsy are see,sd and II the
saisriss pad sAsu, syry large majority, practically
all, q the ey scp~rir,radsais av professional sda-
caters Of recognized ability.
Yet. eoantY nrrrlntrnasnts are elecesi Nv reru.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
THIS WOMlN'S
EXPERIENCE


LeSeA. MasA Aad aneuia fsen
tAs ssnss I wss xixteea yexrs al M
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Election of the Superintendents of City
and County Public Schools

n,f,F< CLAYTON, o. & Commissioner q Easc.fs~a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

~ sss<,s sss.sl.ss I'D
.se.." se.at.s-'As~ .,s,s|
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-24
CITY WATER SUPPLY
IN GOOD CONDITION

The city water supply is greatly
improved to what it was last yea.
at this time, and there is no ;mmedi-
ate prospect that there viii ever be
a crisis such as once confronted the
reople.
The city has been gettne ITS sup.
ply direct from the lake for some
time owing to the fact tina: Hickory
creek that is drawn upon as n FEEDER,
has not been running sufficiently
for several weeks to furnish 4 sup
reason The city manager dec died. TO cal
off the ilcw from the creek and
divert to the pastures abou: the IN,
take.
The water in the creek has bagan
to rise again and witi,il the next
few days Y is expected to be running
through the pipe to tina puro sta
ton. Wl>n running full the pipe
will supp'v the city diraotlv from lie
creek with all the water required
and will divert al overflow a. approx,
imately half a million gallons tc
the city lake as surplus.
u. $. JONES. who owns the land al
the intake, states that the creek was
beginning to flow freely, and City
Manager Dyer said hat water woult
be running over the falls in a few
days.
When this occurs the pipe will bt
opened and water taken direct from
the creek 10 consumers and the over
flow diverted as ~recounted above.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-24

them upon ourselves. We must share
them with the rest of the world. or
else God will take them away from us.
II | had my way about it l would re.
lease Liberty Bell from its prison
house in Philadelphia and / would
send IL around the world and as il
Went | would have ii ring out from
every mountain top and valley, across
winding rivers and expansive seas, the
message of liberty until despots trem.
bled and thrones toppled and all PEG
pies and nationalities, from turbaned-
Turk and Slavic peasant to the far off
islanders of the sea, We're free. |
would send with it the Gospel of the
Son OF God and have it proclaimed
until the Prince of Peace should be en-
throned in the hearts of all peoples,
Then and not until then shall war
lords become impotent. submarines and
Zepelines obsolete and battle fields a
memory. Then and not until then
shall democracy be made safe for the
world and there he peace on earth and
good will among all men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-24
Sauerkraut Lovers,
Thank This Professor

RACINE, wis, Nov. 24.-Those
persons who like to have Just a few
barrels of sauer kraut in the house
in case Of sickness or to whom corr
beef and cabbage is a necessity and
cabbage salad n luxury owe an inesti.
mable debt 10 DR.. l.. r. Jones, plant
p~athologist of the University of Wis.
consin and to the persistence of a
group Of Wisconsin cabbage ROVER
along the west shores of Lake Mich.
gan.
nthe face of a blight which invar.
iably followed continuous planting or
cabbage and which practically threat.
ened the determination of the com
mercial growth Of the plant, expert.
ments conducted by DR.. Jones have
saved the industry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Upon a petition signed by twelve
or more Free Holders calling upon
the Board Of County Commissioners
10 open roads on Section line between
Sections so and 81. Township IS RTE
through and over the premises Of
James Carroll of Brock. Okla, for q
distance Of IL mile. Public notice Is
hereby given that on the 9Th day OF
December, 1921, there viii be held in
the County Commissioners office at
Ardmore, Okla, at . o'clock p. M, a
public hearing upon said petition.
Therefore take notice and appear
on said date at said time and place
and due %presentment make Of any In.
tcrest that may affect any citizen or
the general public Of Garter county.
oklahoma.
JOE r. TAYLOR.
Chm Beard Of Co. Com.
Attest:
CLARENCE HARRIS. County Clerk.
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