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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
ROBBERY BOND REDUCED
Judgr VIII Allow Ada Suspects
Irrrhnm on S5 .OOO by SmrctIrr..

ADA. oct. Arthur Gotchcr,
claude Castlobcrry and Ed stewart
loo the county jai here on charge
of bank robbery. were given new
bond today by District Judge j. w.
Boiler for 5000 each a reduction
W $4,000 each from that set by
Justice OF the Peace w. N. Fisher
yesterday.
Tho bond was cut twO-thirds as
the result of @ writ uf habcas corpus
proceeding.
10 was announced this afternoon
that On men would be able to mako
the $1,000 bond and friends were
of tho opinion that they will he
released shortly The men are
alleged ,o have held up ana robbed
the Farmers state bank at Fltzhugh
last Friday afternoon. Tho bank
cashier identified Gotoher md Cas-
tlubcrry us the two uumuskcd mon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
CONCERT COURSE FOR MIAMI
Proceeds 10 Go to Purchase Piano
and Part Given the Band.

Special 20 Tho world
MIAMI, oct. 5.--ArranKcmonts
have been made for series Of high
grade concerts at the Miami high
school this winter, according 10 in
formation given out by Supcrintend-
ent John Lofty. The course, COM
prislng six numbers is as follows:
The Ward Waters trio October s;
ysDixie Jubilee singers. November .;
Virginia Girls sextet, November IA;
Mattison W. Chase, lecture, Deem
Der 10; Marion b. Fislte, combina-
ton entertainment, January 20; and
Watteau Girls. February 10.
The net proceeds of these enter
tainments will be used to make finaI
payment on the high school grand
piano, with the exception Of 10 per
cent, which will go to the support
at the Miami band.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
DAMAGE FOR CHILD'S DEATH
Was Hit and Killed by Car While
Playing by Side of Track.

special 10 The World
chRDiN. Oct. 5.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Joe Welch OF this city recently filed
suit In district court against the
northeast Oklahoma Railroad COM
pany Tor 100000 damages on account
OF the death OF their i6-months-old
son, Wilbur Welch, which occurred
as the result OF an accident which
happened on that line, due, it is
Gained TO negligence on the part
OF the company.
II Is alleged tfat while playing 10y
lle side Of the track the child was
struck by a passing car. which was
travelling at high rate OF speed, and
lnat the motorman failed to sound a
warning and did not have "A watch
nan IN rharEe OF the crossing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
Remove Those Skin
DiScOlOrationS
Use the Popular Skin Beauti-
fler-Beauty Bleach.

va,o.'snl cleanse tho skin with warm
lisb,i, 7hd Black and white SOAP. Apply
Isbtt1tm th' skin Beauty Blcach-a de.
agsin4l{ fragrant cream. Next morning.
ust., ,,ganse the skin, rinse with cool
M ineh amply little bits Of sooth-
Is bths"'LnB Cleansing Cream. Your skin
rouge Ns ioE your iace powder ana
nS'k and White Boauty Bleach has
frecll, uses VIII remove tan. sunburn,
,oft .a llFtr spots, make the plin clear.
"B " and youthful-tintcd
d5si ana white Cleansing Cream ia
Chsps W. cleansing the skin, relieving
Blark ana White Beauty Bleach soc,
W6hSS Siadi SShd White Soap .26c, Hack and
Be foun 'auHlhg Cream 25c and soc, can
Store, al good drug and department
for br.,,W write Plough, Memphis. Tenn.
gol an Book ana lesfiet which tells
Ptepara,i about Black and white Toilet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY OCTOBER G. 1921

tho cargo ~ tho steamship Wu,r'Aud
which arrived tu Sew Orleans tof Iuad
of cottoug and grain Tor Gvrmauy
MIAMI oct. S.rho fourth car stolen
from Kansas city and sold ln Miami hV
firm dealing iu used cars was located
today bN county officers % is said tn
have been stolen trum o. D.. James H3b3
pasco street kaosas tit1. ami was put.
chased BY milne suprfIufyudrut ut
IYtuCT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06

\ Saskatchewan man n ,hc iu-
vcntor ut slcd with an attachment
that makes tracks In SNOW like those
of wild animals tn induce animals
of the same kind tu follow them TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
CalnId nns Lnrgc Mniorit,.

MIAMI, oct. According To- in
formation cmanatIuB from Court
Clerk henderson. there were 80
marriage licenses issued i'm ottawa
county during the month Of Sep
tembcr and five applications FOR
divorce were filed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
Wire Flashes

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ y. oct b a
Robert Todd Of the Indianapolis street
railways. was elected president of hc
American Railway association nt today s
session of she association convention here,
MARION. O., oct. 81 campaign has
been started 20 build q hotel h,fy Co hc
named In honor VI President Harding ~
Is ~ cost ts0O. 900 Will De eight stories
high and have 100 rooms
RENO New. oct. 5.rwo bandits
entered the Sierra valley bank at tuyaI-
ton, Cal. yesterday ana got away with
flb SEQ In coin and currency
ROCK ISLAND. IN. oct. 6N ten
20 20 pcr cent reduction in prices uf farm
machinery, including tillago Implements
harvester, tractors and thrrshrrH. tho see
uud substantial reduction made by the
company IN 1871 was announced today
BY a largo manufacture hero.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 6--iv tome ~
toys made In dermony' we're rar' oi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06

Thc'ma-Til be- In town az the
broadway next wcck.--Toby VII
pOn.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06

who did the holding up.
Their preliminary hearing has
bccn set for October 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06

NEw ORLEANS. oct. 6--iv tuur ~
oys made In Germony" we're rar' rr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
CITY ATTORNEYS
IN SESSION HERE
Discuss City Laws Coming
Up at Olympia

city attorneys from an Of the
larger cities OF the ntaio were In
conference hero Friday with Corpora.
ton Counsel Walter n. Meier.
Matters concerning city govern.
ment which win come before the
legislature this accession we're thrcsh.
ed out by the legal experts Special
attention was given 10 the financial
situation confronting local improve.
ment bonds.
city attorneys present nj tho con.
ference included r. ID. J. Hcaiy OF
hellingham. George -. Monifort OF
Blaine, James NJ. GernRhty OF apo
kane. II. J. Faussett OF Everett. w.
u. Moore. Chairman OF the streets
and sewers committee. Seattle, and
Walter i. Meier. corporation ooun
sci. and Robert III. Evans. assistant.
OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
No Decrease in
Tobacco Prices

NEW YORK. Jan There will
he no dccrcate in tho retail price
OF smoking tobacco for two years.
despite the big drop In the price
paid tho planter for his crop. In
the opinion OF officials Of the
American Tobacco company and
tho United Cigar storeg here today.
With tobacco predicting centcrs
OF America In n panic over con
ditIons that have more than cut
In half the prices paid producers. a
vice president Of the American To
bacco company stated this would
not bring down retail prices now
because these reductions would not
affect the finished product for two
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
PERSECUTION"
SAYS ED HAGEN
Declares He'll Fight New
State Charges

~r1wcusion. not prosecution. :
said Ed Hagen today when Informed
that he was charged In state court
with carrying concealed ~eapons
-I'u fixh, tho case untli the cows
come hcm-.. the cxpoiiccu1an. bax'
er and baker. added
Tho latest charge against Hagen
rrsuls from hts arrest on the beach
near Endoiyn. December 81 He was
alleged to have been waiting for a
shlpioad Of iipuor.
Hagen II at iib9rSy On 1ioc han on
tho chargn
Hagen In AFRO farfrg q chsrr~ IN
federal court for alleged footing Of
. government WHISKY warehouso
Convicted on this charge. he hzs
appealed the CARA
II C. Williams ARRESTED af,er
Hagen AZ Endoiyne n also charged
In state court with carrying conceal
cd wcaponA Jack Larson. Who Was
IN Haxcn's auto. was released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
WOMAN URGES
AID TO CUPID
Advocates Public Spooning
ParI0rs

CHICAGO. Jan. 7. - Inadequate
housing IN handicnpping Cupid. says
Afifs Mary Bartelme. aHAistant 10
chlcago'H Juvenile Judge
MANY girls can't entertain young
men friends In their homes. there
isn't room for them 10 sit and spoon.
she explains.
consequently Che rfris meet The
young men away from home. and
frequently this has bad rcsultE"
Miss Bartelns sets up this argu
ment.
Love making In important bus
ness.
consequently n should be encour
aged and fsifeguarded.
The beat way would be 90 pro
vide properly chaperonod 6poonina
parlors In the schools"
s~rS~~~~e~~~>~~~~~~-~~
driving 20 town lie invited n pedes
TRAN. laden with n sack. 90 ride.
Pedestrian climbed IN. Hen IN the
sack squawkcd. Thompson ttcn
recognized passenger an long sought
chicken thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Man SHOT BY
PIG WITH GUN
Hog, Armed with Automatic,
ChaSeS Master

PARIS. Tcxss Jan 7~-Shrffy
aft9 joss Brambictt, . farmer Nv
ing near hers. and his neishbor
John Hampton. had finished shoot
ing five hogs at the annual killing
they left the stil loaded automatic
pistol In the hog LOT while they
helped tho negroes do shs scaidins
They intended to return and XII
some moro hoga
Evidently. whm J~s and his
friend returned 10 She lot an old
SOW wnIiowing m the mud. though,
her tirne had coma She grabbed
the automatic IN her mouth and he.
gan chasing the men
rearing tho teeth would reiense
the clutch. JOS and John fed for
their ltycs- Just AZ Hampton
reached the feno~ the first bullet
went or ana Erased his shin The
next found a lodging place In Bran
bietes leg
Both vow Slsxs hercaftr my VIII
use the old method of knocking
hogs on The head with an AZ when
the annual hog killing comes around
again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. Talk
may be cheap for tomo people. but
not for Frank Branch Riley. When.
ever Riley opens his mouth for
speech hts bankroll begins TO swell.
There was time when itiley's
speeches brought him nothing but
applause That was when h. was
young and first breaking into the art
OF keeping men awake In their seats.
Naturally ioduaoioua. Riley won
fame in his high shool and college
days as a speaker. lie studied his
homo country. Oregon. spend n {
hours dcy.slng tho elevcreet methods
for d~soribinr tho rivers and noun.
tairs Of his native state.
At firrt merely an amurerrent. III.
ley's ability 10 talk brought him be.
fore tho public rye. Oregon thought
90 much Of Rlicy'n speeches that the
Northwest Tourist association wsr
organized. and now Riley has been
employed 20 traverse the Eastern eft
los and -tsil the world of the beat
ties Of the Northwest
His salary on. Just a nero osr,.
teiie lie only rc,s $3.50 PR lecture
for 100 Of them-sss. 900 for a single
tour. 10 be exact Really. ~ pays e
know how 10 talk. doesn't III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
DOC WAITS AT
| PRISON CATE
Keeps Long Vigil at WaIla
WaIla

wALr.A wALLA. wash. Jan. L
In front Of the county JAN entrances
here lies communicating black
and white eur" lie has been lying
there, rebuffing all advances, for
days. now-and probably will remain
for several weeks 20 come.
The dog Is waiting for his master.
Harry carsop, who In a prisoner In
the jail.
At times the dog accepts bits OF ns
food which is offered him.
Several times before Carson has
v-rved terms in the jan. and always
the dog has planted himself In front
Of the door and stayed there until
his master stepped out. free man
Carson is q sheepherder. and tho
dog IL his sole companion during
their long periods out In the Silent
placea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
10 PAIRS WE'D
.wAT ONE Time
l. 7. Priest Hangs Up Rec
ord for U. S.

N-w YORK. Jan. =. - Double
weddings arc common. Triple wed.
Gngs are heard Of occasionally. hut
I'D you ever hear OF n ceremony
vhsne ten pairs were united in mar
ragc nj the same time by the same
hinssferT Seems like record. Ed.
~Ard Hart deputy city clerk In tho
marriage nccnse bureau IN IN, mu.
nicfpd building. and his assistants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
JeWeler Fools BURGLARS

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J..
Jan. TO. "a. stillman evolved
clever scheme 60 prevent hurE.
lars from taking his stock OF
iewolry. He put thrcc big safes
In hts office and took q chance
on the thieves cracking the wrong
ono They did and no won out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Make Playground
From Sand Dunes

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. IAN ef.
fort 20 preserve tho sand dunes of
Indiana "a = great national play.
ground win be made before tho In.
diana legislature this month by
Hocsiers interested IN the conscrva.
ton OF tho states natural RESOURCES
Tho lawmakers win he asked for
81 600 900 for this work. with the
stipulation that an equal amount be
subscribed by tho public. The dunes
arr east OF Chicago and south OF
Gary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
claim q a. rnch.

Father q. Morctto. cf the ST RIA
nhaei society. an organization that
cares for italian immigrantS per,
formed the ceremony.
The marriages. according 20 the
priest were the result OF court-hips
begun In Italy before the war. Mos,
OF the men are lahorcrs employed in
different parts OF the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Canada to Care for
Unemployed Men

MONTREAL, Jan. 7--Canada will
provide relief for the unemployed
this winter. Plans drawn up at a
meeting OF the cabinet council pro
vide that the cost Of relief shall be
shared by municipal. provincial and
federal government departments
The decision was reached after a con-
ference between the government. re-
turned soldiers and labor leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

Regulation OF collection agencies
by the license system Is proposed In
an ordinance being draJted for intro
duction In the city council Mt It's
meeting Monday. An annual license
fee Of $50 IL provided and the council
In authorized TO revoke the license
for cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

OO-@att Bairns. Puget found no.
20 tel. IT'S Sixth ave. g. was
bruised when run down by the auto
Of Gerald Rloak. 1922 Goth ave. 8.
w. at First ave. \. and Washington
II. Thursday afternoon
OO-wiiiiam McKinzis. 90, Of s55
~ II. fist st.. received n cut on
the head when BOWED over by the
auto OF ID. IL. Jones'. 1903 r.. Pike st..
at Fifth ave. and Westlako ave.
Thuraday afternoon
O0onJ C1-Ifans EFnn. 90. Of
~ dllu Ol 372s Woodland
Park ave. Is In the city hospital, his
right leg badly fractured. and j.
Brooks. 90. nanio address. IN suffer
Ing from bruises. as ths result OF be
Ing run down by the auto OF Richter
Bozarth. 47z2 goth ave. n. r.. mt the
city limits OF the Bothell road Thurs
day night
CO-slight fan Of snow obsoured
" the vision OF Capt u. y. Eek.
hardt. 1880 Tenth ave. ~. and his
auto ran down Thomas n. Watson.
Of Por. Gamble. at Harvard ave. ~.
and Edgar ri. Thursday night Wat
son received bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Chicken Thief Is
Betrayed by Hen

LEXINGTON. KY. Jan. 7.--Ernest
Thompson. assistant police chief. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

Exports Of feathers from Africa
bring about $4,000. 900 each year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

Ucrous stand absolutely motion
lees while awaiting their prey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

Belgium Is planning 10 eIoctrhy
an It's railroads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
200 Children's Sweaters
Reduced to $685.

\ n OPPORTUNITY for the school
"A girl to acquire a good-looking new
Sweater at saving is featured in this
reduced-price offering. The Sweaters
are in roll-collar and sailor-collar mod
els with trimming of contrasting color.
Choice of Turquoise, Peacock. Bisque,
Maroon, Brown, Emerald. Cardinal and
Navy.
Sizes so to SO.
Reduced to 1895.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
-s14-

Au1o assd Hosnc type. NA-
- Fsrs G.ssaine Gs0xv~ si%-
= Rasrs C<ar Ilght~~. si&-
S..fs Jshrxru's OsAan Re-
ussvvx. quarts .----NH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

$50 and - siprh an1 10 fneh
Stilt-on Pipe Wrcncfsr~. siis-
5. s.inch Genuine Co.'s Monkey
Wrenehes
Sis Stanley L~vri. 30inch. sii.-
$..s5 Millsr Falls Tool Set, . va
rSrty Of took to fit ono handle.
---.------------ VIA
S..i3 Msydose Hammers. standard
carpenter she tpot odd onss,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
til

W. VIZ
" s. and SIS Ewrv~1ly
3cru F1>sh UxhtA
80 ---------.. Via
E.5 Cord snA Att~oiS
nrutn. e0ap,cte. to
~ any earrtric rcn.
.-------------. ala
6foss Extesrsiun Cords.
oup,efe with hey
6ocket axs6 Plug ard
tewztt Mazda lamp.
Sta
rcsAad Dry Batteries. , for Sis.
S1-5e Hubhn1l Current Tap
simn~r - dDua,ae ping. with
chain pun To turn off Hight
Via
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Mr.. lss Gil1oss ssA Mics lsaesk
Adams attended the burial Of Mu
Rurns. at vanleer. Aosdsy.
Miss Bette Dickson spsnt Mon
day with Mias Alice Bradford,
Quite 4 number o our farmer,
are del,verinl tAeis tohscau ), Ia
Clasksvills thi. week,
Mn, Msfy Nesblt 10 visiting hsl
parents. Ar. and Mn Bill Warden,
AZ pine~ood.
Miss Matte Newman attended
church .. Martha Chapel Sunday
Mr. Walter Dickson vuitcd Mr.
sUd Mr.: Arthur Adams. Monday.
Edssrd G,llian spent Sunda,
winsRay Kllis,
Misa Bette Dickson waited Mts,
Lutte Nesbitt Mooday night.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

A great many iYsrsrs are taking
advantage ol the comparatively
lou psioss st whieh pussess.t stock
10 selling this winter aud laying the
iounds,iou Tor good herds oi Aoss
and cattle. according 10 1. A.
Richardson. Livestock Specialist.
Divisiou u Exiension. Purebred
STOCK has been hfinsins ~l,tsls more
than market prices II aany salss
and tAis appears 10 b . good time
70 obtain high class breeding stock
Il q vsasonsbls figure. More iarm.
ere tAsa svsr before rssiiss that Il h
poor husiasss TO continue the use
oi scrsb sises. sad the psses whicn
female slock h bringing sforas an
'sxoellst,t opportunity 10 turn the
whole herd into pursbseds. Tbs
abundance Of breeding stock inr
sale q rather low prices permits
tbs selection al good pussbrsds, !,
The iacs that 4 sire ~ pusebrcd IN
not enough; be should Be = good
individual. A lew hundred dollars
spsn, now will lay the foundations
Tor a hish-elass purebred herd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
DISTINCT TRAINING
scuoot m SESSION

The Training Sehoel ios Sunday
School WORKERS oe The Methods,
Sunday Schools has been 10 session
here at the n. X. Church. South, all
this sssh. and will closs Fsiday.
The disssie. has been veil repre-
ssnisd by pastoss and Sunday.
School workers., there being about
sisty aslssstss Va attendance and
some insay % NOSE taking the
eouwsa.
The public lectures have been ID
the high rst order. Dr., U. {. ID.
halla; q Nashville. ......=Aa he scaa. caa
sr,gstioa With bis great msssagsl
Those who heard his lectures will
never tossei them.
Dr.. Z. b. Chappsli bsEaa . series
u lectures Wednesday night and
Will speak each day until the school
elosss. Dr. Chsppell 10 the editor
Ut the sundsy-aehool literature oi
the Me,hodist Church, South. aud
sssaa leader in tho tennessee
Conference.
Rev. J. y Basasa 10 giving a
special course 10 young people on
"Ths Methodist Church and la
Wefk.
The Rev. ] w Pearson. Field
Secretary Of the Conferences. 10 xiv.
ihs q ,cousss on The Principles oi
fssshiss Rslision. "
TAs isdiss oi the church prepared
. delightful lunch end seryed II at
ths noon hour Wednesday.
The School 10 the plan and pro.
ran oi ths Presiding. Elder II,
". ssas, and Of the Fisld Secretary
VI tho Conisfenes. and has beea an
insplsxtiun sad succes, in every
fsspsC1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
Big Jooes Greek

Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Breeder oans
daughter. Mics Ellie. spsn, Nonday
ia Die ksoa .~.u -.
Mp. :. l., Petty spen, Thursds,
with An o. X. Petty.
: M,as 0oldie Gill oi Nashville
spent lhs week cod with her parents
Mr.. and Mn. ]. J. Gill.
Nm. ". ". sutton 10 on thu
sick list,
As. and Mn. Tom Petty saenl
Saturday 10 Nashville.
Mr and Nm. Ton Asdrevs spen
Saturday Nth the iatsss's pafesss,
Mr. and Mn. H. W. Calaweii
Misses Sallie and l.pcy Nick,
from near Rock Church speat the
~esk end nth Misses level 40.
Goldia Gin.
A siagias sshsol began Il Flora
Chusch Monday night TO cootiao'
itx ssvsrsl nights.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
- Georges Carpenter THE Wonder Man. at the cay FRIDAY and Saturday

|i3lh. 1871. aged 10 years. l month
and edsys. Re proissssd rsiiSicn
|in early manhood aad joined the
Csmheslaod Presbyterian church.
and vas fsithful to the end, de
was ssksa SICK last June and -ss
eoaknsd 10 MS bed IRON 3ep.sToer
hin death. lie Vas never heard 10
complain. but asked his vile no, u
pray for his recovery a. be bad
|suiisssd ~ long he santea 10 10
whsse lhsss is no saaaiug. His
Last worda we're t--'I am 20 tired /
sant 10 % Home. His SsrrsveA
once knou whsse d dad hin. he
lssvsaa wiis and three soas spd
one daughter. r. u. Dean, oi Nash
vile, W, v Dean, u Ruskin; j.
N. Dean, Of Dickson and Mrs. J u
Il err, OF Columbia. II. vas nisfried
to Miss Sallss :. sssst, o' Vani-.r.
september ~ 1T. t51l they ctlv.
|hrsirf their z3iGrr wsdfing :
After a shov, service eaaduc'ed
ny Ray j - hsws!sy. pas,es OF
the " h Church south. u DIcs.
son hl. remains we're lail TO resl Al.
NJ. Lebanon uonday ai,efaooa.
February lalh,
A Frsnd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

|iax sxsxxf asys u Rssvst Dam
wasA Ass sia&es. Ass, williln Deal.
lssntssa 70 Asf heus Al tAis Elscs
esnday.
Tom y. Hu,soa. aisa speaAimQ
several days ii this place The suess
oi Miss 0lads Daniel Aas mtusDsd
70 Ais homs u Hassssaesu Min.
im JsAasan, spsss shs xssk .eud
on Beaver Dam The susst q lsisaaa
Nm. kAdis Bfesa, Il tAs place
len Susday mosaias ia ladlpsa.
aanc&. No
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