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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
Old liickosy Chapter En-.
dosses Dickson Lyceum

We want 10 thank aud commend
Prof. ". NJ. Brat.on Tor bringing tc
Central High School aud the town
oi Dickson = Lyeeum Course Of tbs
very hishes, clsss. and we feel that
the patrons of the school and the
citizens oi D,ckson should ably
supper, him in giving 10 our boys
and girls the best entertainment TO
be had
One number has been hll.d. and
on aeeoun, OF The lack oi iateres,
shown by The parents and cstisens
OF the town, the school last 925 90,
This should make our faces tura
with shame! II this school s no,
ours, whose is IN II IL or the good
things II is supporting are failure.
Who hut the ci,iseas of Dickson will
be respon@ibley
There will be four more nun,bers
in this course. Let every man.
woman. hoy and girl who s,and ior
the best. 40 aud make our Lyceum
Course . success. You will get
more thsn your moneys WORTH
and taen you need the en.srs o.
men,, Watch Tor the oates. Old
Hickory Chapter, U ID. C.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
~ Henry Waha in Splendid haa the McCauey Friday and Saturday

school got "a to a good sssss iol
the Ss- Year. there hsiag loi IN
atisIsaancs. S0perint~nSsat II +,
Cossn gave the yearly report al
general attendance. etc. which wAs
Encouraging and showed soas ma,
ssriAI increases over the wear pre-.
vio0s Special efosts sill be made
10 keep ,he a,tendsnes ovss the
handrvd aark during 1921.
The Christian Endesvos Society
entertained in the church paflors
FRIDAY evening with q New Years
Eve Social. The affair sss enjoyed
by a soodiy number, ineludins ssv.
sfsl visitors A delicioas salsd
course vas served si,a the gamee.
Aisses Dcsis Frseman ard Margaret
Morrow and Mu. II A Psyion we're
ths ,sRtsxiAininx. eummitlss, J.. :. /.
Al 9 O'Clock Sunday evening the
Society fendssed Nsw Years pro-
gram. With Miss Mildred English
AZ leader, A good sll.adaace vas
pfesen, AT J O'Clock the pss,os
preached al interesting sermon,
All the regular services witt 81
held a, the dssal hours sunday,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
Volume OF Business Disposed Or E.
Corlew Reelected County Super
intendent; M. O. Stuart
Choice for Sheriff
ENDORSES EDUCATIONAL MEASURE

senstor Jno. X Shields aud X
u. MrKslisr.
A motion was adopted by the
Court requiring all members to
remain in Court until properly re.
leased. OF they ~,ll forfeit their per
diem
Following are the Jurors sppoin,
ed by the Court for The April term
1871 at Dickson and Charlotte.
Dickson Il Pruiit, George
Donegan. Jno Rains let district, 7
Frssier. J 4 Myat. W A Dudley.
Jsck Yates. 3nd dls,ria; J N It'd,
veil. + II I.ampley, II o Huteh,son,
3rd district. W y frash,er, J {
Coulter. " { Carter. q p Deal. <th
District. } { Stephens, W J hud.
son, n ID T,dwel. Albert Duke, 5th
district. J N Sears Herbert PEBBLES
/. Staar,. A q Anderson, i2,h die
,riet. Wm II Rogers. J X Mathis
Hen Brown. 18th district; Porter
Creighton. otfc~f..
CHAm.orrg-V D Hudson. III h
Souihsrlsnt, J h Elliott, A N Wall,
sIh district. l. II PArdue. 4 ii
Johnson, Geo Robinson, 9Th dig,
Thos Fersbee. \ I Gray. Warren
Speight. 9Th district, Johh Foster.
J J Edwards. viii Deason. 9th dist;
II c n Russell, VIII Jonea. l. c
Williams. 10Th district; Paul Dry.
Joe Daniel. Arthur Adsms, llth
district. X ID Eabank. IT,, Noel
Goodman. 10Th district, J W Story.
J W SpAnn. X l. Petty 18th dist,
A X Berry and Claude Williams,
osliePrsr ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
INTEREST INCREASING
N on nevelofhEuT
II is Reported That 7S-Ft.
OF Oil Sand Has
Been Struck

There is quite 4 bic et intsrssi
amons the oil men on secoars ct
sh~ Andins a oil In the White
Rlu6 OIL 3 Gas Cempsey's we'll
No l. an tks n = Hasris )sass In
the Tseihh Dissrsci . lev day, he.
icv Christmas. A coed showing
ei oil wHs te0nd Al $50 I II ant
|shsv have drilled w tss4~ ss ,tks
same sAnd and Il n growing richer
10 oil the deeper they "a, ul.ll u
now leaAs ~ u they may have a
veil AZ this place rhi. Strata
snslysrs iten 80 TO 10 peseen, sand.
aud Il ~ ;vpos,ed ,hs, Il 10 saturated
wah @' tef SgeA 90. seaseas. sAaa
after ssshing il tor halt Az hour i,
a,ill sbawed tainso~s VI oil Th,s
sand 10 above The shals aud sp,%su
10 be somsthing asw in Dickson
County. II 10 probably shat 10
snown 10 the Kentucky Hsld q. the
Beaver Greek sand
The White Blun Oil and Gas Co,
have ,hi. week moved . svcaad ns
on . location on their u. W Hansy
lease sboa, n mills south wsst oi
White Bluf and expect .o begin
drilling =, once. They expect also
to move . third RIG on another 10.
cation near the 18th ana i<th die.
,rict line, north east OF their we'll
No. and begin drilling =, 81 early
date, THIS company appears 10 he
in dead earnest about the develop
men, oi their holding In that eco.
tion oi Dickson County.
II 10 reported thxt fhr Peun~Ss~~
Central Oil Co, will move another
fis intn this county 10 begin their
we'll No 2 within The vssy near
futusr They are nov down 1855
iest In their yell No ! and they
expect TO mate : deed tsa u .heir
territory vi,A this veil
From oil the multitude Of ramoss
and vague reports that are constant
ly coming TO il.is section II appssrs
,hst we may expect some sensational
Developments la ihis county IN The
coming sp'irs |, 10 10 be hoped
ihs, the dsy mhy shortly come whsn
the resources ot ths county may bs
properly developed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
Mis- Vera Chandler Dies
in Nashville Hospital

Misc Vera Chandler aged. Il
years died in Nashville hospital
January 4th, following an operation
Tor appendicitis on Christmas eve
She had been q valued employee
iu the Nashville office u the Cum.
berland Telephone Co. ior mum.
Der ol yesrp and hiabh respected
and loved By oil who knsw her,
Her remains we're brought TO
Dickson TUESDAY nigh, to the
home oi her father. Ernest Chand.
len, and Wednesday morning they
we're conveyed 10 Aetna Tor inter.
ment in the Cisco graveyard
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

Mis-. Albehs Rerp and EwelI :.
Campbell were married edneslay
night December ~ at the home of
the brides SISTER Mira y Il Oakley
on Thirty second svsnue. Nashville
Chaplain A. | Foster othclsted
The bride wore travelling sult
ot blue duvetlns with a velvet hat
oi the same shade The flowers
she sarr wer- q eotssge bouquet OF
p,nk roshuis,
Mr. and M,s Campbell lrit after
the ceremony ior short wedding
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
Taylor Gilmore

Anpnuncement IL made o! Nhs
marriage of Mas Boss NJ GtlmaIo
to Sgt, c n Taylor iha ceremony
took pl.c- russdhy evening. Jaa
1, al one O'Clock At the hrii- .
home on Ceder Creek Rev " +
Nesblt "a. the oti1,an, Only a
lev relatives aud friends wete proc.
snt at the wedding SERVICE,
Svt and Mrs i'syirr will make
their home a, Riverside Cslforoia
where he ia connected with the
March Aviation held
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

trip AID when .Aey rtnrn tu the
city wilI be .uca, Tor the pfvasu.
saith the sroom- parents, Mr. snd
Mrs. DC. Campbell S1J8 Cnatioits
road.
The bride - the dsuEhses oi as
aud Mr r u Rrep oi DiekavG
rsun. The groom lie valued sm'
uloye Of the Nashville, Chattsn01gs
4 81 Louis Railway.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
Choate-Mtlier

Mira Jetlie Choa,e aud M,. q.
II Miller were married Monday
evening At the Baptist parsonage.
Rev. Wilson Woodcocl officiating
Immediately after the ceremony
they boarded ths evening train for
q lev days stay In Nashville after
which they will return 10 Dickson
The Herald loins their many
fiiends IN wishing them much
happiness and prosperity
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

QuAtetly IouFt utlu ~ LpaffUtte
ls-, Monday Was largely attended.
All the 80 Magistrates we're present.
After the reports OF the County
judge. Revenue Commissioners.
Couu,y superintendent and Coun,y
Po0'hcase Commissioners we're
read ani adopted the slsciion u 4
County Supenutendsni vas then
taken up X h Curlsw was 70.
eI~Utri over his opponent. Miss
Mildred English, by vote OF 2S TO IL
J. ! Petty %ilayins resigned a.
sheriff. the nei, business coming
before the Court vac ,he election oi
u otlicer - Oil on, his unexpired
term. The following we're placed
before the Court as candidates for
this Office; N q, Stuart, 7 J.
Colsmsn, ". " Lane. W II, Hick.
Atsbn. " N Nswhasry, 2 L. Hoop.
RI and J, NJ Owens. On the fire,
ballot the vote was Stuart, Is;
Col-msn, B. I.sne. 7. Hickcryon. =.
May bsuy, Z; Hooper. !; Ovens. 4,
Second ballots Stuart, Is: Cole
man. 4 Lane, .; Hicksrson. q,
Mayhs'ry. Hooper and 0wsus with
drew before the ballot was taken.
THIRD ballo,-Stuart, II; Lane, 3,
Coleman, Z: Hicksrson. s Fourth
osllot--S,usrt. 10; Lane. IL; Cole
man, 4. Mr.. Stuart, after recei wing
mslMty by ballot, vas elected
unanimously by acclsmation
W T. Al.paush was released
irora litnsy license Tor the purpose
Of hauling pupils to and from
echooi t,~tween Burns and Dick1n
h Jones wa. elected County Sur.
yeyor. g l. Pentecost resisned.
The purchasing committee vas
instructed 20, 10 pay exceeding $l5
each Tor psuper collins. and no, 10
uuy more than ons dozen.
The Court ordered that the ex
p.ns OF the ferry al the Mouth OF
Hsrpeth be paid out ot the County
Fund this year instead oil the Road
Fund
II. Anderson, {, n Williams
and |. . Ryrn were appointed a
committee 10 ssc-r,sln the neces.
-,;y aud price oi an aiding machine
Tor the County, and to report At the
Aprl tstm.
The County Judge vas suthoril,
"a TO houos 81 600 W on interest.
bearing warrants with which 10 take
np .he outstanding warrants
Zach Couuiy Election Commis.
-ioasr ~sa allowed $50 OO for bis
TOO ysars service.
Each County Primary kiec,ion
Commissioner sss allowed SIS u
ior hi. two year, service
t.sqs " . stuart and j NJ.
Scott rendered their fcsignstious AZ
Justice II the Peace, which we're
accepted hy the Court
The following resolution wss read
~ \ Il kabsnk aud adopted ny
the G0uti.
where's. we arr informed that
. cerisn sl,i IL pending in Congress
~ s,dr ia the creation Of \ De-
,peIanepls1i Eiucsy,on aud author
,x,as ,sTistn appropriation therefor
'at 'hf parpo-~ II encouraging the
~tS,ss IL ,be promotion and sup.
p>r u eduest,on. etc sod,
Where's it j. our belle! ,hs!
, ,pahlic money csn not h. spen, ia q
,et'er manner thsu IN lh4 education
ci tie children oi oar count, B. |,
l.herrfNrv
"Ras2lved sy the pgcs.nu Coun
Ih. Treut sste. Count, Cpltt IN
IfesGisr session asssmb 81. ~. ~
,esr4t ,fuliy ask ou' tpr a. ..mar
lard ! G.t@yI States soy ssnr. 10 sup.
pnft .his ulassufg kG va AZ .hs
Sni;h To~nsr Biz
Re Il further resolved. Thsi ID,
iCl-,s " laIs Court - rso1ested I.
In /. c>ry II three resolutions Il
.Gons~-nsn l. P. Psdgsa hn<
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
Z. II. Spriager and co. Have
Moved Across the Street

Z. II Springer 4 Co. have
moved their stock d groceries aud
fresh meat across the street into the
building formerly occupied by the
sou,hsid- Hardware Co wbe's
they are better pfepsred to handle
their trade
Ii u their earnest desire tina, you
cail and see ttrm ~ their pcs
Qussisfs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

1fiss rsirs poynsf Vi is4avsr>
Tenn and Mr. Woolssy Thompson.
OF this place. were united IL mar.
rage, Christmas day In Nashville
Rev Jackson Molloy. otficia,lng
Mr. Thompson ls valued I'm
pIoyse oiW A Chambers Co ani
hs aud hi. bfid- ars located In
their pretty home on Poplar street,
~hsts they are al homs to iarlr
many friends
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
CUPID KEPT BUSY
DURING HOLIDAYS
Number Dickson County
People Take Vow OF
Honor and Obey


Aiss katheryn Taylsr and Mr.
Arthur spsish. ~.re married Thurs
day. December. Is, nj mcncnifr.
Church Nashville Rev ssrlt lay.
los. brother Of the bride. officiating
Mr.. and 1tr. snsight ~lli rrside
ia Dickson. Hf Speight being
prom lncntly connected With = II .
Bryan and Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
DO YOU WANT TO
= SELL YOUR FARM

II you var, to sell your farm lie,
IL With us a# ~ bsve just rec. ntly
received inquiries from large
numbsf Of prospective buyers from
the North and West who ~l.h "a
locate in the south,
pinkerton and Sanders
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

The Yoaa. i'ropiss Hlrr,unsry
Soc ETY. vii give a Pie Suppsr al VI
Lebanon. roesdsy night. Jan III
1891 Everybody invited
Ni-s Helsn Brown. Pos
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

One Ford Racer 10 frs, Class CON.
dition. will trade inr horse snd
buggy OF spting wagon
" r. sensing, Dlas-on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

FOR SNLE-Nes broom nuAsa.
low l., OF 2 scres IL ground.
Located IN the Walker addition.
For further information. sec K
Thomas
- r. 90 ~ rr,nt a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

Misses Tishe and Flessie Pa,tsr-
son tn,estained at dinner. Wedns~
day al lass week. 4 delicious cour-
sed dinner rAs tAsvsd from the
beautiful decorated table. which
had for i,s c-orsl ornsmen, basket
III narcisxus ard isrus
Seated q, the tsole With the Mia.
- Patterson vsr~--Mlss%s Lois
Sanders. at Wsvvrly. ksttwrin
Patterson of Davidson. Mery Eliza
beth McC Connsil. al Nashville, and
gisss Hasley. Mr. and Mrs Pat,ss.
40 and Burrows Patterson The
su4ets later enioyed q picture shos
party.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07
Presbyterian Church Notes.

The First Presbyterian Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-07

Let Tn 80 vi" print Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20
SEEK TIGER WClNAiy
AND TWO CChPAiiICtIS
Nv MURDER MYSTERY
Body of Recluse Vino Main
tanned Gambling Den Found
in Rear Of His Place.

ATLANTA, GA. May i.-"The
Tiger Woman" so-callcd because OF
" peculiar STRIPED coat she wore. is
hcinr sourh, by the police in inv.s
i!gatng tn mysterious murder of
". II. Scarborough "a few nights ago.
near Anoricus. Ga. Scarborough was
rec!usc and was known 10 the
country people only as tho proprietor
Of small country .;or. lie was
found dead with his head crushed Ey
an ron bar. Robbers were Thought
10 have been The nurdrrcrs.
Investigation revealed facts un-
known To anyone in IN" ~. e.ghbor-
hood. In the rear oI the small store
in is secluded surr"uudlnss wa.
found fully equipped gambling
room, with gambling machines, de-
vices to deadcn ihc sound cards.
chips ana other paraphcrna!ia
The tiger woman" WAS seen IN
the nciGhborhood for "a few days
before the murder She was said 10
have come !" the place Win two mon
from Florida. and to nave visited
the store several times. She ana
several other women had been seen
there before. although the farmers
who lived near did not susprc; any
connection between them and The old
man who kept the store The tiger
woman" ana the others have all dis
appeared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20
ANNIVERSARY OF MATEWAN
BATTLE PASSES QUIETLY
go MinUn County Citizens Sworn In
a. State Police 10 Act
i'm Emergency.
.lEy Nssncintch Nrcss. ]

WIIL.IAMSON. W Va May !? -
In. urst anniversary OF the battle
OF Matewan. in which ten persons
ver" killed, passed quietly th-oug
cut the Tug River zone today. a
though sixty-nin" citizens OF MinEo
County took occasion 10 be sworn
IN as mcmhcrs Of the stat. police to
act in case OF emergency.
The oath was administered TO tho
volunteers In Williamson ana prep
arations wcr" made To swear in others
at aowns in the West. Virginia Ken
tucky border fighting region. II wa.
said that AT least 200 men would
assume the duties OF state policemen
- maintain law and order.
The authorities today investigated
shootings AZ Rawl, War Eagle auG
tn" byCk Creek Tent Colony.
Reports Indicated that thu firing
~ Raw was "f "a dcmonstraiivc ma
tu,.. Late reports from War Eagle.
y here the head house. "A convcyor
and an electric locomotive at the Wa.
Eagle coal mine were destroyed by
tire. estimated the loss at moro than
$4,000 Alcx Eish,r, president OF
IA, M:m=o County court. who wen; to
th" scene with bioodhounds. had not
returned tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20
UNCLE SAM WILL CARE FOR
WOMEN WAR VETERANS; "a. 600
TO RECEIVE COMPENSA 7ION
List OF Eligible 'ENService Women" Includes Nurses
and Yeomancttes, Many of Whom Sustained
Injuries in the World War

wa. 1t is Uncle Sans opinion that
'tc nurse who strained h"- back
Wh - tiiting wounded soldier rom
ms bed is as much cntitlcI to cGm
p.hSt'ion as the soldier himself. rnis
policy will he carried uu;. -. all In.
activities of In" War Risk !hsuran 4
bureau.
Put Policy Into Practice.
In fact. this policy has already
been put into practice
one nurse. who was incapacItatcd
FOR future nursing by injuries re-
cciHed in France. was given "A busi-
ness course, at the expense of the
government. so she could earn her
livelihood in other work
Another. whose long night duty Mt
the front had shattered her -~--,.,
and made her subject to mental de-
lusiohs, suffered after the war from
Lack Of confidence as to her former
ability She is now receiving com
pcnsation from the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20
BRANDS A7ElNEN7"
TO FRENCH CHAMBER
A WAITED BY BRITAIN
SELF PRESERVATION
PROMPTED AMERICA TO
ENTER WAR-HARVEY
Entrance Was Not to Save European States Opposed
to Germany u. s. Ambassador Tells Britons-Rep-
resents President on Council in Sesian DISPUTE

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20

lay from the soldiers telling her
she had been selected as their Of
nciai Pollyanna. They said they
had seen her photograph in an
Atlanta newspaper. and. after
comparing IL with pictures Of hun
dreds of women from all parts OF
The country had selected her as
their own. The letter WAS si,;u-
'd by a committee OF the veterans.
ana IT was highly complimentary
"f her beauty.
Mrs. Throwcr accepted the nomi-
nation, and her first official act
VIII he To enlist one pretty and
young Atlanta cir! To write To
each one Of the soldiers She is
planning to visit the soldiers at
the hospital within a short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20
SUCCESSOR TO WHITE
PROBLEM FOR HARDING
Waning "f Head "f 4. :. Supreme
Court May BE Deferred
TIL Ctuhcr

'Hlitd News stan tOrr-Sp poUdrnt
WASIiINGTON. May la-Prcsidcu,
Harding is confronted by several in
t"r"stiaE questions "a connection Win
| his decision ON who is to succeed
I, chief Justice White. of tn. United
states supreme Court
In the first place. Tho most signal
honor that can come To "a man in the
! United states u.Nt to his election AS
President. is appointment as chief
Justic" o.. the mos; powerful court
! in the world For the frs, tim, in
history there arc two former Prcsi-
dents. William Howard Taft and
woodrow Wilson. to whom Harding
might offer ih- great honor Both
Taft and Wilson are lawyers. each
having practicrd law and held chairs
aS law professors in DISTINGUISHED
American universities.
In the second r;acc. there is the
question Of whether the appoinicc
should b" a Democrat or Republican,
The death @! chief Justice White
leaves the court five Republicans TO
three Democrats During a large
portion OF tn" courts history il has
been divided 1--WE to four, politically.
This division existed at the time Of
Whites death There was one time.
however when the court stood six
Republicans To three Democrats, so
Harding would not he breaking IA
precedent should he decide to name
a Republican as Whites successor.
third interesting question enter
ing into the situation confronting
Harding iS that involved in whether.
in naming a chief justice OF the court.
Il highly applied merit system should
bc followed or whether politics should
control. In othcr words, will the
President honor the long service OF
associate justices. most of whom
probably have aspired to the chief
justiccship since elevation to the
bench. and select Whites successor
from the present memberships: or
Will he go outsid" the court FOR his
chief Justice? The usual practice, In
the past. has hc N for Presidents to
go outside tho court membership for
II chief justice.
While all Washington is now dis
cussing these various questions. as
well as the possibilities in line for
the court seat now vacant. Harding
has plenty of time to work them out
The court will take its summer re-
cess. June 6. having completed vir-
will not meet until Octobc: 10. by
which time the new justice will have
been decided upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20

WASillNGTON. May l?.-NoboGy
lssys anything about it, but there arc
pfcmininc war veterans to he looked
jaftcr ny the government these days,
i,as well as the male heroes.
III hcn Colonel Forbes the new di
" ; Of the War RISK Insurance
". took office he discovered n;
neiits OF the bureau were % go
81 ded for "ex-service women
REORGANIZATION plans provide that the
u, >Sn, as well as the men, shall re
apthc compensation and disability
~ dances from the government.
n hi'four Thousand Entitled to Cnrc.
fW t;fe than $1,000 women are en- =
~ y to the care OF the government.
NJ ~ nurses lead the lis. followed
ycomanet'es, navy nurses ~ wo-
Sncn who served in the Marine Corps
:; !lany OF these women especially
the nurses who saw serve. At tho
fro!.t. received injuries during the
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49, unitcd Nrws L

WASHINGTON. May la.-D.corat-
ihs magazine covers with blondes in
stead OF hruncttcS is the greatest
hresont-day experiment in maga2inr
Illustration. according to George
Harding. artist. wh" spoke before the
convention OF the American Fedora
tion OF Arts.
Harding compared pre- cnt Il "A V
magazine illustrating unfuvorahly
with that of quarter Of a century
ago. which he described as the
golden age OF magazine art
He said tlH policy OF today is
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Palmetto State Doughboys Adopt
Georgia Grandmother as Fairy Queen

ATLANTA. GA. May lo.-Is NJ
iauI iirllcu willing To rctract his
statement that Americans apprc-
ciatc only the Happier" typc q;
beauty in women.
Heres something to contradict
That statement. y bunch Of wound
ed soldiers. who are being re-
ha3iiitatcd in Grccnviilc. :. c.,
have selected a grandmother to bc
their fairy queen. And she wasn't
selected because OF the usual
grandmothcrly qualities. but be-
cause the soldiers admired her
beauty.
Mrs. N. l.. Thrower. of Atlanta.
wife of prominent real estate
dealer. and herself 4 leader in
civic work. received letter to-