davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-10-13

Fody, who is riding an Anglo-Arab;
Albert NJ. Harris, Chicago, half-bred
Arab; II. S. Humphreys. Berlin, n.
H., full-blooded Arab; Jack Fratz.
former champion broncho buster.
riding haif-bred Arab; Robert
Sewers. Berlin, n. H.. Anglo-Arab:
H. +. Sprouse, Lexington, Ky, rid
ing a thoroughbred horse. and Ed
ward Goullet, Middlebury, VI. rid
ing Morsan horse.
Evening journal., 1921-10-13
1T CLEANS.

Rub your tin ware with little
whiting n which you have put few
irops Of sweet oil. It brightens.
Evening journal., 1921-10-13

Read the Want Ads during the
coming two weeks for lost articles.
They are sure to be found and re-
turned.
Evening journal., 1921-10-13

! snd 'rhop. order. Fin,a
Evening journal., 1921-10-13

= stor. Daily = a. closes At $40 p N.
Evening journal., 1921-10-13
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.

A T A BARGAIN-FIvE-R BRICK
~ house, No. New St. Chas. p. Wei.
din, 14S-R, Holly Oak. oct12-Gt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
RUB OUT SORENESS.
SpRkINS. BACkkCHe WITH
0L0 ST. JACOBS OIL

kacs burt rv1f Cans stralgh'cn w
wfts,aai tesitsE sDti0-n palms si's't
IcheA add lwiHsvs Soa listen T1.stt
iunlbasa sciplIee. - meyte ffaIa
s''aiH rad y~a'i! ssss lsessed rct,ef tbs
mofs"nt yUn ruh year i,s,s ~ith s@otA
'hg leneira'sAg "s lsnehs pAi y
Ne'hiHe slsf tnkes utu s.,Frssss saip~
n'-ss ard stiffness %, aaiesit Voc
simply rob IL od and "us ,,anrA the
pain II N I.'rfe, tb hHuncss Wnd
do,st.t bHru 80 disorder il}s sk,n
iiu''sst ~ lluni suffer ort
small triai bottle frsm HHt dtts st.Fs,
shd aftet usine u tust ancc sopi far
Eri that sop ry~r had baetptbe, lu,s
haga ~ sstatirs t.crsusf your sast
~lil never Aart az suslss abt eitss sa.
esy II Brtsr diss rg.oints and hua hewu
recommended for ~ ,rav stof dtog
Ilpg kidpefs They don't ,au@r hasA-
sChs tls.rgUsH thpy hns~ t,ss Hefsas.
therefore caB not essse pain Ads
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

The I+Fas3.st Ia aasA b gAaasf piAsl
Of viTofia fslls au 'i'r ,Arsi~s~'
river 10 Sovth Africa hns ts~a :.
.stNesl and 4. II. sstxgel,eGit iiss9y ,ha,
at+slstsp1 haraeto.sT piaHt will Stss
he aDtlsr spy 81 That IAAte " hss
l,-r vuivr discussion sof Saany fears
but TIE oae thing which s's4.sI in iss
vat was tie rvvyiusitv ~ .aAsap eeas
tui ih!s fu,} II ,,r9 ~ sush y price
NIT There III S ,fs~sssys, flss~, hy .tst.,
.ie~irie power 'offefti vii rfsssssbiy
A@ oeastesri a. ihs kApd ..mmr* s~*
miles Bnat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

ssy Ezva sas<~i wAsIiAsr aatd xassteely
s'~yaars st~s 10 ti~ sssAa4h- = rassS heal
sHslv sksaye the ~at-e's esia~ Thsp
,hvt lraps 10 the shsgs a,ad faesNa 10.
ward the fsacv sh~ nauxs lard To
thr pantinx sifi n ess race for fife
ssytsTs'-rs'y, slss "a teshing gsiInrss
gron llraseh. N. warts "Sssttd SRA.
And See ,lse SalyAiian d. th- lard .
agsted bsfpte her ewes sac nEiay al
gold Fhilp HaetaaAeys ds-e vnls~
-r~R.~i 10 s;sak tltem In ser rtastAg
rHr~ lls'4svi, Gely after -.sostd, sae
.ruBt}rI .AyyAtIm ~ jssv i,, -. "a
,ar,lr Saisa'iau
Iu.r gh,-n her fr~, toprhsd shs gA.ss
h,,-s 80 ~ l,uf'ufa ~ The lake AHh
ras sYif ltap sf,t Sas cs see, Ss'ss~
sHA 40 tl,r hsns t'tgat screaming st
her a. stop
sac heari fhr iNo nssa sfashas
aflrT her THAT Aer s,iprJ. sstft irapS
rudli ousd>luRrr thrh Tor tesag Il she
,g3,d t"r tlr tsluivysr' she bal a.
bu,4s. Iini all shoat n~r .ese s,#pf
fr4'nls wilf oulsrn'fg heti S9f4- ssiTsqs
Tax her Shelter taf Hs instsut sbe
paused then srfans into the ar
augit the tswrr ntsR,i - : .Fesl
nlns tFes ard ne a sqp'rrrl s'urtirA
~ u thuosf 81 i.ir op spsru,a over
~ In. L.llsa skss she cE5wtct 90 -
'ae .ud - bis Huia asa cl,rS ~ IT,
i'srrV3tr her ~ s.saa jaaaSssi slal
shouted cur,rs up ~ trI ToHh'D'}
tAsra uoiA.n& .uf eAYSes Sbs = 'ileurd
ihrt AL h,t llfc u.',l 'h.a too. uArt,
she. tcil lie It
Suddtnly there came % her .ars 'hr
lapt3ng ., pa,i,''r 10 ,hc lake She
asas ~ her heaj. pfrrei aal nnsi saw
esna~ ,nA nr - ts'sgre't was ~
wur,i llhsca sht hen. e,rY 4 .o,'krd
doom
DADDY, shr rrsd. 1becrs sns'c
aae ros Ia - De iakr Ira s".H 70
bAIiev Ike hi And ehen ~ aioes-
80 tell 80, how yoa hsuecd Fhe abt
x shes c.tsskrd vou1i h,'b s~i latlesi
l.Nnc. who're holrr "
She s,ut out Quict hirlts tu''
4nA be msn IN tie tnuce ltr'd hls
pral'e sus,~ie.-A h The ait ss IT.
s,tp,ird the forest This ddpt ln.ef
cst lauplh,i ~ ,au,b ~ dia ite fart
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

~ scpis attaea oH fhesi rs'sr,h
ThtE< Esef Co it~s.@sat. r,.ds ~ The
k0d ~sli fad that tie bss ~ iiAt.ft
f.sTsFIzH MEDICINE ~tH a34a ssp ~.
tTrtS-s rfrans~ ssss Aspsws atsa tss,satS
fsssm sss~ hstsig ta fsias Ast.e2tsd ~
tsras 81 sraFs tE8FVn s5@y -tari =
rrp~str Gxtarra
HAiIGS CA7AHRn MEDICINE =
ssEsa internally ard arts ihfepyh ty~
El"ssd en- the hg@yss e9ryafsr ~ the Rya
tssa. fA.s E~A@6tng tin snAsrnfusfhs sn6
festmrisE sersrsi FtssyAlsta..
All IreExssts fsegtsss tree
y J Cheney 4 Cip Toaeda nh3&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

Reports ~ la urs' ~ "a, e,ns "a go
ctses 81 wh,sdAne c0urh hRr bee
collcelrd IA. ~ Itaiiah Ihyacish
showing sseviietlt rv>utte in . lhgEs
prppagfiuh. bar Ne lei either easss
ihrrc was re ails,'rir iAHsttr @fa.
pru,.Hrai. alit un,J.el l,sscutpf
~ dssKpEa'ariinsr n US ppagniS W.
The rule, elyeH ,hx iohst.nns view
made IN tits Grit ten daNs ~ the "a,
~as' Ia 'ss,sncsi s'ag,s fcs sass~
sho"rf great ss.u.sis, hu ,mTrn,.
nsai,, was Asow,fg ns,sy fransNn8
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
slsssy'ra- t'sssl.s.,.s r4,tv, itsuoA

sssAssra- feeel~AAvee rxlss. f'S1rA
n II"
Maaeg wvs sAst EssA~ esps
Gasty, ssa4l saa . airsSt n ssse
0e@A g&a ta's rsss Feak,sesayrn sx-r
bags y eSeassEs Gee ste asSssfw b.
@,sesa give A%r seIsir " Esw1sesiss ~
Aea aags ael,,
Hastily changing hes SCI essssnsN
ssss 'ss.pss's2 ssx saay sssgearss. Fxse
lass hrF aieesF ,Rfssssi ss'sa ~ sshaF
SEA cFsig ffs1 the sstlai ee4sf assl
n8sh Esgssie Ia hes sFssss Was lhS.A ssssa
Ia las isfwss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

n. f,FssEDwr ,trfsusr ~ gts ,N,rntrv a.
VII tinsss 81 Is hs4teN 81 Mi sne~o:
WITH TIE hearty pppross = sa~n ~
have given thr~ snh'wvf rsf~', 4'sa'
;er,~ss~i theNcts; Ia rey~a' ,eafs
Mr. ilar5tpS msss g~s c,n@r' ~
tcnKrxs~ 10 n~rSe the }~ps =, rs|ng.
m~ntineed and ptscs sc ssk4nS -
p.srai.sl~a. l.An " Ne~aS. nYw sec
rwtsry OF wsr ard Etvtn n~rhy. ns~
S~.rptsrr ~ the navy. must so-s OK,
thA y}AR ~ Rrttec
Ito transformations might ~wkry y.
.a~p expsnt;Iarss AZ s~~Sz 0 third
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
"Mv skeY. CAROLINE"

Synossia -- L&n~ss saS asr'ssls
fSh~ad .ssz. H0na3b~l bssoe, lnins
~ a canal ka4t aih = tfuiAi ~
tEsf sma q sifn Dat d~T~sstsAsvt
nsGghsr. wanssfs taIe sal A't'a
aFnYhan al ltfseA ftsfr
are fassis a yS4as sstfAf'oa eftff
zg,Afs fBl.p Mst'Aaa~a TITAN
prYun TuNys fAttse rw7pfns 10
she kaat tynH a gF9srsftH,f sstre
ard @hMepN,ss 80 nss afE4Hssii i''F
TAag " wargF q aar ttzss rtffits
psssos " His RxtaslI HFT@H
Nts l,arnA ~ t~xts ana igtAh
teas h@f The lhflaStrs their =
s.<ver sonaecis9 pigB fgs b.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
TO C0Nslhs THREE SERVICES
peea rti-,vrt ., Nstsn1i peteres. u
10 sslsV~d NH Nee, WtA
GsN<rsi Arprcsat

- " AsaAsaxs .Asav ---4 1.~-....s-i ltsaslExs
t~'r~tr ration 80 snsR gsn,Sts ear,
navy ant air ~cytr~s ct the govern
rr<n, sn,e slaxis department ~ Ha-
.is,eN, fete~~, -.ss ere th,vg snt sub
s-~rvts~.s for cack asts,ra, zoe rur.
ehss!eS agrnrv tee all snt ~ish t'sns
ec@r,.s ~sSh ~%rss-s rr<psNshs, ra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
eaAsrEa ".


Jeaa aaa tasi T'rast,IshsN~a assl
sho~sn p~sstSaBv aisd sansvvs al thesf
yssHtsee whsa ess@s @vtv ia tssisr3r.
JaAa aws = kAeh~taF assf rSai . ALI,
aa~s Al ih~ iiaa. sssas Ss0ry usras tlss
''tavsrs ,wss IN .,e.a4..as ltss alstEsasiy
trssashs shout ~ isr dr@th ~ hss
yaet. stlw. ase Sad itr~i A. The lafsh
~ f,sslr daeg1set ASH ihr AisaIsvst-
ahev et tSv i3ittr sfgi hvn sl.e ~Ss
essa - s~aE a'd i'sptlAhas~f p.acv
,'smapfis.-I q i,sle gitt hsssk 90 y h. y
s5osst h@a~e stalssss Essnsis-s Is
ist faiaflt Nvfv ssfssss I'svl a'a ars
Curtis and be- sw' ri1'sl9s-s katavths
snd Reginald Mrs t'nrtts nA. $40
ord t,srSah ~ tisN t'taatirhassa hr8is.
sr~ and he'd easHp BsE Hvrw pfiis fiivv-rii
stacy her ehlidrval Nad t,~ss tets fa'prfs
iess Nfs t'urIls hel lglled Tvs. has
tenhS Sils> tar,l~. tisv tstbs.f ~
kaiiaertGa. AMI falH,ffisf Y>faN r"s't'te
Int'~t - grEta%ia
roc etvf a tety TOW i'ari 'tn'i'v
hsten t8d Hoi tsft his slauaaa, "a
lt~ soHl,srO . ia. Z o., haus" MstR
iiurs te isa tei ~ gsvthcr luha,
ia, he eats vs,t,t u'ib wh4t ~
tp.u,v ~ ysul5 f,r he raii b -
'' s'rliai'y'.'te rafiee a1.u ta1 ~, ~ at4
rl hag,s ne'.. ~rsaps h.s ,;,oa b rs
noa b. olih hef'htaIarr
IN me aat ,'hs' trsb i's,',r -
fpan~d feat ~ wtsg's ls.y'. i',,',a
Fcuil~hH,ep aas soai,d opposite hss
,e,,N,sa Ma t.41&a~.. a. a.btal. H..
Sarab Ne t.saa Ess,,l, Z wst
rea Il feEsrll % Hs isA.ae Erssid
% haod 'ir 4 i'te ~. "tsi D. n
its-]s f.,sp.a ss sA1atltAs ieat dsa
IN tlN
lAe e,.,4r,shA -m.le Nhah ~
iartjs r)va,s as,d ~ its pyee f,y n
he pn,n,ai A.s,tar IN lg p'. anJ
les i4ps tiorw daan u 'he rrFp~r~
What, he done ,,,s II, '3'f3@i
lie isnt sutnE t. caIege ; Rl
sad ihr 4n8nf tie vHnt fHss Ass
~ ~ Amlnats"s4s ), lr Asaes4 .. 10
Sass apd srt his i.afs ia
iis fB9v,st = pio,9ss' Ruj lh.r W~pt
rn. AwIter thug ! aisike t. spns
~ tnt I NEST ireHntd has ~ ti'ss
IT mpe ard thitr im srfs m@,h
aftA'3 hc fakrs aiHr ,i'.'~pt h,lsls
~ ttm
Mr~ Curt. interest -ia,si
tieep,ss sta ,.a, ,ru a., ,.. ~
~ steui.tF shr sst,4grd
arm 7fNa ~ 's'os Sarah h. VS.
sverrpl s,n'N ~ au'l' I'm rats,
ina bimee, ami 'hrses ~ eui hur
yo,t ~ leo4 ,ha, same ,ste almost
sirapf,esi tnt warssrs#,s. ~ etYit,a- anA
naN nHd t.ere s.rf n.r' lc9 ~
lnss I'sgt i'aui II trst r1lrh 'is
srr,,egl I su,N.uao 2 Ree talj ara
,ekp tisp,n ~ Though, fa,y urrp " 80
sat1r
-Wcre they aarei,,i Mr tura
'raoms e,w rhv tatle ai uts
rngr,
rWhe,lv rhev epv ~ u,t. Ss#h
~, il,at tt,a,fa r. +.',-t5rssr sFs+.v4as
~. y5aigs raa.ia. apfral @,lrY ati,,A
b,,oac "a tna Apa ,a,s e.e ,3
nahi. ~ rsp, in riaai 'hp, tpla ~gae
nina. ~ pr,sY,i b3rij, n hssr h,Drr,
III, hnht ~ riserf,.r, hrta e.r sfu atd
ynur rididr~u Sarp'7 tm / 81 ais
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
CHAPTER 10



ing 1iFrr st',od her falhe. .r1"lias
! sssms*aa ,as4. ,fsns. 9S'l ~ u she err,'
I desd sHh no lnngrr sbic - h"ir her
( child her mot - iay aimosf Wltbn
touehiaS disnpos Y rrIah crtrlr'i
/ on, 81. lIeu-, lttn tb- hnrrii trifow
'hefe Wuld Soon eigl'a her ~ his
sausp That ,nunght ffigh'rutd her
sfa ne slcHa' 't1rt'as t',- 'ss''.
~.cv-ers,F eaa,s uls.n thr dr,A
sNhst'- ~. ,,.s.ttst IL !" 81 hssiSf
qut,e taSuatt,
~ttr~ sti,~-' msrnts huysl se5ia
TIE art "Aud Il, both tua filler in0i
sabt III TER rfncsstv9 r,'sa @ct;vS
s,oo' often hts 's,at
,'riah lsughr'' and k-Exs's hIglt
g pltttwi iafig fisi''gs>-a ~.
-E,.n giving A9s8 Woman ltitlr
etscigl!p~ eh rali1 he dstnantirri,
,u-rlur - Isyu Wei tlt"y att
nceil II uov ami ben FN shss ttr
lNcltt.t trcu'hOng ,npse ever sa@
p.d son hlt ~ the' p
yep grput"l r'e ether u,sn "n"i
I'm fulb 10 beat Toms ','A iue ln
Pu''', "'"' - ,'' "' 49,,
,ou n 500 VII. ,tsrls.t Wan l'''n
81 ea''h 'le " - ''s'
| durk t'ar IN me rahln
Tm,nlIsi. wsi@ etrJ bps Suryrpg
-" n'f 'a'h'' " ~ ''' ~
~ 's"aN 1''"' '''' -
s'"'t" ''''' W Nv =" =" I
n'@a ''"at'' ''''''' $500 ''"
seits h'f "'FN - ~
"FN ''i'f'ii 'a'''F
~ ~ sh'i'' '''' Q. -" Na p" "
w ''sr ''8' ""''t
h''i'5 E'a-N''S >''' X
N'5'
~. sway ''''' 1871
VIZ '"N S'p 8' ''.' " ~
e".l'
WY
I''adt Na'a h' z" tR3'f ~
tf'alA'" w" &V' 'fa~.5As
N"hN '0t lt"A h'' Ut" wv \
~" llh s"'n II s''' NfN 'N
'1"'h'r ~ y" l'rN ~" lt'-'
.sH ! ~ y" 'ers ei't r. MaffH
''e w "a' ' w NNl 4" ~
49, MN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

five t-~ep r~s tsat' 4n ~ iyp nj iva
Bry. fsii seaf4nAirTA d8sgtG'~,
~Tys a.sssr scf ffs@fsss gaEge*'i'a
fss 8ef&~ssHggas ysaHsa taSa ilstt
rxsgr+ At2ssTtsAH
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

There " tH rs#tt hlgh~r. than 'ss~,
NJ iymfJssirs.s tae eat ~. w'i;i@sas ,sp
t,.1ssS Ars1 insscaU A. rtzf t.ssf lsS--ss~-s
ts,.~s. - arfFts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

There are ~ .gfga~v w. ttr fer u
s'wpss gsf# ~ t&1 iSea ~ tAfs*~s ~sss
sFr.ss "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
PRESIDENT DELIVERS
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
AFTER TAKING OATH
Speech Chiefly Deyote1 10 Ne.
cesslty Tor WorId's Re-
construction.
. UNITED STATES ausr
ASSUME LEAD IN rssN
chisf Executive says he csns.asgs
Electoral vsts o haaastx From the
People uphssalns Policy VI Acct.
nsss Ftem Foseisa Entansiensnts--.
~ 70 Tsfir Read Jvst,rsrta

HEN& FFbWf &HhAPNtefFaNFes~~'
~ 70 TasIff Read Jvst,nsrtA
Wnshingtoa, Mnrrb t--fresidsa1t
Harding, In bis inaugural address.
spoke Substantially a. follows
Ny COuasy rasa whsn gps sss,-ys tha
sofa sl-9at hsin suHr tbr great saofal.
aOtiag ths msFss VI destruction and yst
fslDit'As n ths r4ggsdassa " ne tnAsA
shi+b ~tthsfo@d e. ~ hs e Az Ar@1Fif az
bs Bfsa hes The CHARMED atHDsgArfs SITE
stf.Hss asHsiih2 II Tvstrt a@d nss
higr We have seen . eWrid Of paEsaph
spehd iis fafy but 80 lohteinIial T. our
tepsbiti uhshaksG. Atjd hold ei4f eiSiliGas
saa sstsQfs iAtvgtY HbSgty sithta len
a~ ssd uVitiAatioH afs Ihsrp-s ravsv. stlsi
though bUlh we're Threatened - nHd
them h1s aSf NV ssa tnrets roaseS to
americans It's profound aAssEahts ltAf
yaf rsggsssntatsv government Ms
t,ai'sst .sAeiSsAt9A e4d sytFa' kuarsHy
staaaHE IN tn,s pfsasu.s mlnafsi Of
'hC sotatunfy 81 thts o raktyn !eni4aE ti4s
spo'iutv WHICH hV sns may kn6M untlt
Lq a~nN-a Inv great ptisht - feapuhsthii
Is 500 himself | pt4st uttsf By haissf ia
- distHs tnSyfattuR af ths iauud.us
IL ,hsrz huI~ty There must have h.sn
Gods inieAt IL tlo makIhg az 'His nep
~ot1 rypubte ours ~ Az organs iAa
sfirh had rat Onr ambiguity abd ~ saw
TIA sEAeed ii a bFi lsir 81 50 fipse ami
NTuati STR hf3kfa HI 4 sifa $50, 49,. 9asiis'
Supreme ana ~, tpnsufd tHspiripa W.
ti,e seen tie Wuftn riyet 10 Hupefui gaas
sn the stsat tfuths 50 ahlVH tse tfau4
rs wrought We have srnH siY3 human
.na religious liberty verified ApG glOriArd
In tnc besihaiak tie NUfid reVHrd A. uu'
experiment. to-day upf foundations ~ ~.
Ntts aAd Sal belief stand QaabaAwn,
pfpyio,.s rhHs ~tsaH.v 80 sAt stt.r an IN
.s.le.La eaAaple u Freedom ard willis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18


ssraetYwn FyRs1 lAStHehf rHssesa tPS.--
"a i6sss rtsst f3iipR waait8 a@e "
NEstsa fS~fB u ikfttn TIE ~ ~ 80
tig4 e. tf.v Fssai4ttGa WtE srtrh fv
tSks w th$ lass let ws repeat tPt
esz RaAtisas ne eaAM sife G. p<~e
ha}d Ha HsttvnL ere 1aar"s - @a.Ht
IA n ne sUtrst 8s revenge. Ne 90 af
kkts we 10 ie3 so*et ~ SECS p y { =
saaaueay scr hSaRt ~ sFnsra rr9~Ts'
IL despite tsls sstituas ~as i asaiH
fesesd gy8a ~ ! earnestly HaF< sss
may D. kgana ~aieh wi,l pb''s s'as !"
GigiagAl and collective sfF~REta AAa
r1Esre1AsE &sl AHnrries,. q@st ~ as
.nsrifusAIs pNsfY ard s@a 81 at"Fo
Ssfens~ whers "a esekapthiH1 MIXERS ~
" wrong. s-gTvswfN.Bs &sast aE aEfefc
with ere Ideals 1T rtpEsssrtAif az
wtarfaey area ere psftsan II CIR etIi
EsKAhtP tuFH@ 80 A6tlNtANA - ~ faN
ksin aHlia ss;snstt~ p&T ~EiAs a"@f trf
10 HaHltnz sseriNshn1 ~ abt@s FSF
national Eressrgathes
A rrkrpt tor TIE mtstskss 80 ys-fes-
dAg ugust naf haass~f bifad 80 - tas
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

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aaesS4gs tNef taiF tskes ~, esw NV
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las tNis~ - hssNS en9 aientisni e~
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'ea ahag iols II le.ng sgpas hsAms'
sEi hair
- swat tsktls 81 avllehttu,
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eh.-ss sisadrugf asd failing h#it Fhs
s'imnlsIing lasaai, tnni, give "a
'his, dpN, fsdib1 tRt stal ienthga'
srFsfrafsss and sGshisu tllikbsss :
AL druggists Ads,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

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S1rt8rNre, relationships While X 4nfoN
sseA aNr r~astAaM ~ hAtefA' ssl's~--~s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

VII, tl,r ~ i,tH wide iud4ttttH r' ~rtn
aaHouj Iaru a1 i0Ht~af At~ - is4ak
,o4at atsr her irfaitisus. Hrt tstae
Ll&EE .tpF ate 8geu.r sB4 hes tult,3' pls
10 r4aTt u ssiTtt pfssg We tez;as ueoa
her vAarllsa Of ,As tull yavli.x,s aHd tps
,,ss mana. VI TIE istixF - tti2gt sii =
to apcea lhs .lttnmtRt TX fnr mshtas
siets ,'''.-- 3E4.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08

forty years a resident of Minneapolis,
and active for much of that time as
unselfish, modest charity worker,
died on Monday afternoon at the
Jewish Home for the Aged, in st.
Paul. The funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon at the Adath
Yeshurun Synagogue, services being
conducted by Rabbits Deinard, Matt
and SLIDER. Interment was at the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

to Mr.. julius Sher of international
Falls, Mimi.
Mrs. S. Schwartz, 1915 18th Ave
nue. South, announces the engage
ment' of her daughter, Della M.
Schwartz, to Mr.. M. L. Lott of Still
water, MINI.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
Ladies' Auxiliary.

At the meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary the first instalment of the
fund necessary to adopt a war or
phan, was collected, many of the
members present contributing. At
the subsequent meetings the balance
of the needed sum, one hundred dol
lars will be raised. This year the
Auxiliary will provide Matzoh for
the Jewish inmates of the city hos
pitfalls as in the last few years.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
ADATH YESHURUN NOTES.

''The Latest in Converting the
Jew" will be Rabbi Mats topic at
Services this Friday evening at 8:15
p. m. at the Adath Yeshurun Syna-
gOgue.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
TEMPLE ISRAEL NOTES.

This evening the subject of DR.. S.
N. Demands address will be: "How
Hungary Converts Her Jews to Chris
tianity." Services are at the Temple,
9Th Ave. and 10th Street South, and
begin at S:15. Saturday morning
services are at the Temple House,
Emerson and oath Street South at
1920.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
Temple Alumni Present Program of
Home Talent.

At the meeting of the Temple
Alumni last Monday evening, the
program was made up entirely of
"stunts" given by some of the talent
ed members of the society. Miss
Lena Mikolas read original verses,
full of humor and pathos, on the
officers of the Alumni. Miss Har-
riet Levinson rendered some piano
selections in a most artistic manner;
Miss Dora Kohn and Mr.. Justin Cohn
delighted the audience with their vo-
cal selections, while Mr. Roscoe Kol-
liner gave an original dramatic
sketch displaying considerable his
trionic ability.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
Page Fire

Adath Yeshurun Cemetery. Mrs.
Kreger is survived by a son, Noah,
and by daughter, Mrs. Rosa Mills,
of Chicago.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
Birth.

Mr.. and. Mrs. I. S. Joseph, 1888
Fremont South, announce the arrival
of son, Saturday, April 2.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
Classified

Classified
FOR Grocery store. For in
formation call Mandelstam, Hyland
1915. No agents.
WANTED-Woman to do cooking
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08

SISCerhOOu MeetIng Hears AuufeSS
on Vocational Training.
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Temple Sisterhood last Mon
day afternoon Mr.. Harry Kavel,
Asst. Director of the Dunwoody In
stitute, delivered a very interesting
address on Vocational Training"
Miss Hannah Goldberg gave some i'm
pressive readings, and Mrs. Henry
Weiskopf read the Scripture lesson.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
The Sunday School Purim Entertain

The Sunday School Purim Entertain
ment.
A full house greeted the perform
ance of the Purim play and other
features of the entertainment pro-
gram given by the pupils of the
Temple Israel religious school last
Sunday afternoon. After the per-
Torrance Misses Florence Schulman,
Irene Rose and Dora Kohn were the
recipients of expressions of thanks
and tokens of appreciation from the
children and their parents for the
work done by them in coaching the
children for the entertainment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06
THE WEST ylReN, FARMoNT WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 1927

Gliding what lie attitude Of lie Organizations toward
the new wage seale should be hey certainly viii mol
permit the men toycle blindly, and Will SEE % Il that
al lie faeh are placed Beforethem
\ would BE hard % imagine . disturbance more
unfortunate for the country Is d whole than rail-
road strike N September We are 70 have q resHnp
ton Of industrial ACTIVITY this year i vii be getting
into is stride about A hansportatol dc up
would blast it complete y and throw the country INTO
a condition bordering upon economic ehoas. the IN
eyitable result Of which less favorable terms
for The railroad workers than they are nowoffered
Great Britain went through a general rail te-lp.
Il was bitter and costly experience for the county.
but decidedly the worst sufferer was the railroad
mems organization which apparently have never re.
covered from il