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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
LOUDOUN COUNTY FARMER.
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
Richard II. Underwood, Of Near
Purcciivillc, Hangs Himself
While DcspOntlcnt.
Especial u The Tins Dispatch.


PuRcELLvILI.E. VA. july 10
Richard II. Underwood. pro,rinen,
farmer of this section. committed sui
eide yesterday by hanging himself
He left his home early in the morn
ing. telling members OF his family
that he was going TO salt some cat
tie in a ticid nearby.
When he failed To return after sew
cral hours. mcmbcrS~ OF his family
wen; to look for him. and about >
O'Clock in the afternoon found his
lifelcss body hanging from tree
with half-inch rope around his
neck.
He had in his pocket a razor. with
which. ii * thought. he intended to
make sur" OF tn. success of his sui
cidal purpose should the rope fat
to do so. lie had been in i'll health
for some time and had become very
Respondent. ana it is thought this
was the cause Of his act. He was
about nifty years Of age and is sur
vivcd by his wife. five sons and seven
daughters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
FIRE DESTROYS SIX
ROXBORO BUILDINGS
FLAMES Surfing In Furniture Store
sweeps business Ccntcr-Dam-
Rye Nearly 100000.
Special u The Timcs-Dispatci,


DANVlLLE. VA. July Details
Of the damage ng fire. which sw.rn FOX
hor", y. G.. county seat OF Person yes
tcfday. were received by telephone
toGaN The damage will be between
10000 ana 100000. the total in
sHrdncc being $3j.OOp. SIX buildings
IN the business section OF the town
we're destroyed. and at one time the
tire became go serious ,aat Il WINS
feared that it would wipe out mos,
of IT. y. the height OF the b.pzc Dur
nam. y. G.. was appealed 10 Tor aid
and AN eng Inc was sent on "a fiat car
when IL arrived the fire was under
control and 1t VAS also found that the
couplings of the fire engine would not
II; the RoNboro hydran;s.
The fire started in I, w. r"rrishs
furniture store at ! o'clock. and had
spread 10 Hyco tobacco warehouse
before the community was aroused
After destroying tn" warehouse, the
flames attacked "a dwcllin. ANA mca,
market belonging TO colonel - NJ.
Andrews. the frame structure being
destroyed.
The fire then turned west. consumed
Brooks cafe and wilkerson's drug
store.
Next door IS the Office of the RoS.
boro Courier. but hrewall barred
the hamcs. which !gnitcd j. T..
Walkers feed store across the street,
this building being totally destroyed
DR.. W. NJ. Stanchc:. who occupied
quarters over the drug store. had n
narrow escape. He slept through the
carly part of the fire and il was only
when the drug stor. was on fire that
it became known he was inside He
was aroused and escaped few
minutes before the building became
thoroughly ignitrd.
The fire - believed to have started
from spontaneous combustion ia the
| furniture store.
1t was said this morning that plans
FOR rebuilding the :reswcpt area arc
already being formulated /, was
definitely stated that the Hyco ware
house. one OF the four in the town
viii be rebuilt Immediately. and will
be ready for the opening Of the mar
kct October !. ?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
En,rr,nln cnn.caern.e Veterans.

i.lNCfiECEG. VA. July i9.-Ncm-
aerS OF Garland Rodes Camp. Con-
tcdcrats Veterans. were entertained
q, dinner this evening at the Fort
!iill Lodge by the Rotary Club. w
VI. Head was toastmastcr. and Miss
Carolyn Thompson. of Baltimore,
sang Dixie" short talks were made
by Major 9. NJ. Alexander. Of the
local post American Leg ion, John L
Campbell. Of the Confederate camp:
ROY. George Floyd Rogers, for the
Rotarians. and W s. Gregory. OF
the Confederate camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
SENDS OUT JULY BULLETIN

stat" Commissioners George w
hoiner has mailed out the dcpar,
m"hts July bulletin to the farmers
In every county in the state These
bulletins - 10 the homes OF 80 900
farmers cac;, month Every farmer
may recciv" these helpful bulletins.
Tree OF ccti. if he viii send his name
ana t"st-oiiicc t. the Commissioner
% Agriculture. l;chmond. Va
ThcS. bulletins contain a vas,
amount OF practical and valuable in
formation which is sure to Ea!p the
farmers in their various operations.
The Importance OF co-operaiiou
among farmers is forcibly discussed
IN the July bulletin.
reference is made TO tn, need -
hhi' mai LEXIS ."tp Tor tn" IA urcrs'
'r'"f' It's and ,no f.'turc business ult.
look This be- 'tiI also co" ,.,.. a.
article on GROWN" alfalfa. tobacco
reports. reference TO the commission
merchants iIw, ana valuable infor-
nation relating 10 the work OF the
Division OF Markets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
DAHVILLE BANK TAX CASE
GOES OVER TO SEPTEMBER

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
DANNiLLE. VA. July l3.-Tax lit
iSation Instituted by the city banks
against the municipality. in which
4 refund OF nearly $4,000 is sought
under the recent United States Su-
premc Court decision came up in the
Corporation Court Monday morning,
there being no evidences of com
promise between "A special commit
Tee Of the Council ana the banks
Attorneys for the banks made for.
NAL reGucst for a court decree ask
ing for the full refund. The city
attorney presented IA demurrer TO the
application. this embracing seventeen
points and presenting basis for n
legal battle. The court at first over
ruled the demurrer. but following
two hours Of heated argument on
procedure. the court entered an or
der delaying all further action until
september.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
Erer.yday Adj Ventures

That's what you call service
when you have Ia get hold of q
typewriter for some extra work
you'rt doing at home in the even
inEr and you look over the dif-
fcrcnt machines and their prices
And you nGnrc that when
Forhs come down IL lille and
typcwritcrs go up II mic, you
can get them Mt about the same
figure
And you ask around among
your friends il any Of them has
typewriter to sell, hut you ind
they've NIL ErnNn too attached
To their machines to pnrt with
them
And you've Just about given
up the Idea of finding Oar that
yOu can nn0rd--whrn you take q
look through the Mcrciinndisr
column OF The Dispatch
And you find n number of fine
machines that have Ia hr sold at
a sacrifice. advertised there, and
you go around Ia look at the one
that was tho best drSrrtbcd auu
you find it's only about "a ycnr
old ind in good conditiun-nnI
the price Is just within the limit
you had figured On na.ing:
oh man. that's what You emil
scrVice!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or VIRGINIA
CAPT. WILLIAM C. TATE, a.,
DIES IN PlTTSYLVANiA
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

lSp"claI 10 me Times DiSpat:h.I
pANNlil.E. VA. July -. - The
death occurred this morning at his
frmc. at CHALK Level. of Captain Will
liam carrinSton Tate. aged -. and
one OF the oldest mon in pittaylvania
lie had recently been in declining
Eealth. The funeral VIII take place
tomorrow morning from the home.
the burial TO take place nearby
captain Tate, who served through
the War Between the States. was a
native OF Franklin County. where he
Was born in 1921 He moved. when
:. Young man. to Pittsyivania. where
J., was married TO Miss Maria Louise
Whitehead in 1857. She died six
years ago.
He leaves The following children.
Mrs. q. ~. Walden, Chatham: Mrs -
J.. Hicks. Hichmond; Mrs. +. l.. Booth
and !. *. Tate. Danvillc. V. g Tate.
SAKE. and Mrs. l.. +. Paulcttc. IIoi-
liLd. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
SAYS MAN HE KILLED
TRIED TO DRAW A GUN

NORFOLK. VA. July lin Cor
poratlon Court THIS afternoon Tony
Sahato said hc shot Frank pcpc when
the latter made q move To draw a gun.
In broken English. tho Italian.
charged with Pcpc's murder. told OF
his mothcr-in-la informing him that
his wife hal loft with Pep. Ec APP
preached P"pc IN a poolroom and
asked him:
What do YOU mean ny taking my
wifi, ??
'I'epc made as II 20 draw gun.
and h" fired H.. had boon driven al
most crazy. he said. by his wife's ac-
tlons"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
,lndc,ru Islander. We'd.

WINCEESTER. VA. July H.
Francisco silva and Miss Marie Erie
las. natives OF the Madeira Islands.
were married here by the Rev.
Thomas Rankin. at the Church OF the
Acrcd Heart. They arc living near
Bluemont. l.Oudoun County. They
were assisted during the marriage
service ny an interpreter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
ron,n sentenced ON n,rumy chnrse.

WINtIIESTEE, w. JuIy ~
Pleading guilty 10 an Indictment,
hiEamy, Seymour Eccdy. a
young white man barely y years old.
was today given three years in the
pcnitcntiary by Judge Whiting in
Corporation Court. lie hal bc"u in
Jail since last February. awaiting
grand jury action. and five months
was credited to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
G.. T.. Williams.

DANNll.l.E. VA, July la.-'Tha
death occurred ~ a local hospital
carly Monday Of G. T. Williams. a
well-known farmer OF Dry Fork, who
had been in i'll health for tho past
ok months He was 50 years OF age
and q native Of Pittsylvania He is
survived by four sons and three
daughters. all OF whom live in the
surrounding section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
Funeral of Child.

Mary LOIS We!ton. daughter Of G.
l. Wclton. 5000 Hull Street. died carly
yesterday morning at the home Fu-
neral services Will be conducted AT
10 O'Clock this morning from the
homo, and intcrmcnt Viii be made in
Maury Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
i.unrrnI of ,Ir,. q. a. sr.,,

Funeral services for Mrs Carolin.
Carey scott. widow OF Or. Henry T.
scott, were held yesterday morning
at ST. Annc's Church. in Ashland
ln:crmcnt was made in woodlaw n
Cemetery. pallbcarcrs were Leitch
Wright, Charles NJ. bridges. l.. l. w.
Mcybcre. Weldon . Blanton. Oun
Noly. W. -. cardwcl! and Jack Stcb-
bins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
Hurry Mrs. I,hIIIin..

Mrs. Mary F:mmenhauscr Phillips
widow OF Charles II. Phillips. former
Treasurer Of the city % Richmond
died Monday morning at the home
OF her daughter al Muskogec. Okla
The body viii he brought 10 Rich
mond. where burial services will lac
conducted. Mrs. Phillips left the city
last Wednesday 10 visit relatives and
Was taken III the following day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
|RG|N|A PORT DEFENsES
0 Be WORLDS GREATEST
iamptOn Roads to BE Made Fore.
most Military, Naval and
Air Base.
.RMY HEADS PAY VISIT
ccretary of War Weeks and Cen
cral Perslling on Tour of Inspcc.
''on-Plans AfOot to Retain
Camp Eustis.


NORFOLK. VA, July I2--Hamp.on
'paus Is TO lie made the greatest
dlitary. naval 'and air base in the
GRID
Fort Storey is tc be strengthened
The principal defense OF the en-
tdHce of Chesapeake ami Hampton
/" Tar been announced
camp Eustis ~ 10 be retained as
No training center for heavy mobile
rtilIcry. which can be rushed to
ort storey on II few hours notice
Langley Field viii he enlarged a.
Ia air station. and connected ,Ip
Ioseiy with Camp Eustis. Fortress
ionroe and For, storey.
Further plans for charging the al
'ady superior naval tasc "a, Hump-
ION Roads are under consideration.
JOINT plans for the operation OF the
ase by the army. navy and air ser
zee have been under consideration by
nc war plans division OF the army.
|'orhlnS with tn. navy heads.
Army IIruds visit ROntis.
IN connection with these plans.
l. mich advisers OF the Harding adj
ininistration are 10 lay before the
resident and his Cabinet. the visit OF
General John J. PershinG. chief OF
ne army stan. and Secretary OF War
Ohm W. Weeks. TO Hampton Roads
"day, is particularly significant.
the general stan OF the army has
commenced that mobile artillery DC
developed az tho most modern method
IL protecting the coast, aud plans
""hlns 10 the enlargement or For,
|torey and the retention OF Camp
-Hat!s have Keen under confederation
or some time. y half million dollars
worth Of improvement are In progress
a Fort storey now.
Recently the ncw iG-inch guns
Mounted on railway carriages and
ntrated on temporary tracks a,
r"ft storey have been used in large,
practice. Targets were anchored out
az sea. aud the railway carriages
naneuvred with rapidly from every
possible angle.
reports made TO Washington are
'aid 10 have SO impressed the gem
'ral stan that General Persiing anu
secretary Weeks determined on "A
personal inspection OF the dcfcnscs OF
chesapeake Bay. which include LING
oY Field. Eustis. Fort storey. and
Fortress Monroe.
C"nsidcr Eu>tih' Hctrntion.
Neither Secretary Weeks nor Gen
eral PershinE a; Fortress Monroe to-
day would discuss the object OF their
inspection. The secretary and IN,
Scnctai had not been 10 Hampton
Roads since assuming his duties and
they were especially Interested in tn,
reports regarding the necessity fo,
the retention OF camp Eustis and IN,
OF Fort storey with an
Increase in its fort iiica lions.
The chief Of stan and War Secrc-
tary arrived at Old Point this morn
Ing on the Washington boat They
witnessed an aerial circus at Langley
Field. and proceeded TO Camp E:us,is
This afternoon there was u reception
"a; the Fortress Monroe Club.
I, Tomorrow they expect Ia witness
the destruction OF the former German
Grcadnaught Ocstfricsland of the
capcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
nnntl.t Women Mec1.

pANvILLE. VA. July l9.-The
womcn's Missionary Union OF the
Roanoke Association opened their an
nual meeting at Mount Tabor Church
today. the sessions tn continue
through until Wednesday night.
Among the speakers is Mrs. John +.
Vines. state president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
SHRINKAGE OF STOCKS
CUTS ASSESSMENTS
[ Specinl tn Tho Wines. Dlsnatch.l

T'NF0'''tI ~ 1T 'I''tS I7'TT" t''''I
LYNCHBcRG. VA. July la.--Dan =.
Taylor, commissioner OF the revenue
here. estimates that the assessment
this year on intangible personal
property will bc atou, S2.500.0e0 less
than last year. This. the commits
sioncr thinks. VIII bo due 10 the
shrinkage in the value Of stocks.
The assessment has reached such a
stage that tho Office can make AN
estimate OF the probable aggregate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20

DANNII.i.E, VA. July i9.-W. j.
cartier. who has charge OF recrca :
tional activity in the city. has started
a movement looking to the establish
ment o: a playground for roicred chill
drcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20

LYNCHBURG, VA, July l9.-Rcsi-
dents of Rockville district have Pc
titioned the Circuit Court of Camp
bell County for better police protcc-
lion. and Judge w. II. Barksdalc has
taken the matter under advisemcnt.
The petition came out Of the Brook
willie Welfare League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
Funeral OF mildred conway.

DANNIi.i.E. VA. July 1.-THE fu-
neral rf Mildred Conway. II who
dicd SATURDAY morning. was conduct
ed Sundav morn'r. from tie country
home of T.. II. Conway ny Rev. !.
y. Shclbu;r. - i intccmcr' Was
made in Green iiu' Cemetery tho
tureial bcii,: Ia 'l,l, atta',I,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
return From Realtors, Convention.

l.YNcHIBURG. VA. July &c L.
Pattcson. George V. Ncnabic and n
W. Mosby have returned here from
Chicago, where they aattcndcd the
national convention OF realtors
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
rENNE sSEE CITY.

J. t. k,hridge Of belly,ew spent
sunday =. home. /.
Chss, williams spent Sunday a,
McEwen with his uncle Jimmie
Jones, who il quite SICK.
Mrs A. h Bramleu returned
from Nashville SUNDAY, hsy'na
.pent few days with Mr.. I. W
Rldinss,
Married. a, this place Feb. Ah,
Mr.. janice koheft Low born and
Miss Inca lamastus. Both young
people are we'll known aud high,
thought II IN this section. The
snot sssliad ny Esq H. n Exlng
eho wss prop.rly clothed in MIND
and hasly M exciteolen, ate ndec
be service, and the Young paopl,
irovV away 10 ne hsppy rvrr alter
ssrd--we hope
W. Imsginc il vas Squire Rame'
Mrsnt NJ" had the exciting tim,
az s-eS. a. he IL thc youngest O,
ue~-.t ones OF the Squlres
J. \ Ewing has returned from ~
extended visl. In ,he north.
sunday afternoon, there VISA t,elt
al this place funeral service ior Mrs
Genie Hard. Il Nasty IL. Hei
hody was brought her- 90 No. 8
aud vas met by large number d
friends and relatives. The rasir
covasd deep with ,ioscs. VA
borne ~ the Moody CEN, cry wh-r.
in,ermsnt took plsce Mr.. Hsru
~as 4 sis&~, h iA. 81 y Mood,
and h W Moody, ot this place
She srv~ ny here, but had l,ved il
Nashville from hef mas7iss~ 10 Mr.
joe Hsrd, Thoas who came irou
Nashville we're two children 10,
and Game, Mr. and h~. Boz
Moody nj Mrs Alma Csrry, Tht
burial service was conducted b,
John Aycrombie snd " n. Eth
srige.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
MATCH CHICKS EARLY
FOR WINTER EGGS

Early Matched pulletr vii
mstur ADD begin laying early u
the tall. sud II properly Ted anc
cared Tor will continue tn lay thru.
out the winter. Gays specialists OF
thu Division u Extension, niys'.
atty 81 TeunaA-s.
RssariIe.s II good types Of hous
70. VI how we'll ysrds are kept, o'
balanced rs,ions fed. !, takes early
hatched outlets to produce eggs Ia
the early tall aud winter when eggs
are scarce and consequently hlat
In price.
Early Matching means chlck'
that are past the danger poin. he,
lore the hot weather Gets In, i
me ans more chick. raised. lonseI
ssoa season. luils trouble frpu
lice and disease, |. means higher
prices Tor surplus cockersls marketed
80 brollers and It means creates
profit The poultry psss word OF
country agents 10 hatch POW
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Cheap Hill

Rev J. " Clifford is holding
meeting at this place.
Roger Weakley and sis,e,. Mi.l
Aims. were in Nashville Saturday
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs, Alher
Harvey, jap: 9Th. . girl.
Mrs Msl,er Ss.scn and children
have returned from Nashville. si,el
yisit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
C N Travis
Mra. II {. Turner aud little -on.
Henry. j.. spent Sunday with Mrs
Albert Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Justin spen
he weekend with Mr. and Mrs. B
\. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Bstson and
children spen, sunday q. the home
al =. A. Batson
M's. l.. D. Dunnins spsn, Sunia,
the sues,..ni Mrs. Y, x. Hunter
Nj, and Mrs. Jss Fry aud
ehlldreo spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mr.. Pomp Moore.
Mr., and Mira. Edgar Span apc
eaildtsa sss the guests OF Mr.
and Mtr. : 4 Baison SUNDAY
Mrs Mollic Travis who hs. beer
on the sick I's loo the paat ten
days ". are glad to r-por. imprry
ing
F Mr. aud Mrs. J, r. Owens and
little son, Preston. ~ Ridge Top
were the week. end guests " Mrs
Bette Turner and family
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
niIgYING NOW RIG
PAYING INDUSTRY
! N MANY COUNTIES
10 Encouraging Sisn Of Prsg.
rsss In Tennessee Farming
--naay crssnsriss Are
aslao opsraisd

Oas ~saoaaxins sgn al prvgrwss N
Tennssse~ fsTInins 10 Tie kstAels -
ersass Ia rexmegtes sac In dairy In
dussry ssa~rslly wttAtl the p~si fw~
ysass The state Dairy ComEssssionsr.
w. T. MAsrudsr. Jr. reports tia, fTV<a
swsiye ereens.riss To Tvus@ssss 90
January l, 1913, ths eSwalaersss have
grv~h IL twvnty-nIns Row ia operation
and all dossT good business Gu
January /. 1919. thsrv werv coiy r~ss
ty-fosr cream euyiax stAtions IN rso
nAAs-s There are nos ID Ib~rs
asv eighty suur deceased ie~ er~G
plants rtst, cheese factories ten siu
/ mas siaaia ese Of these hsylas hssa
started ia tlse .s,; tee y~.N
For the year 1915 the stats uAaa
he,ur~i l,iiLxZ2 poaDds u creamery
butter
Dor the year tyif the state msDgfAN
tcr~c isas, Tis pounds OF -,.cs~sssssy
butisT
For The rear 1915 The sta,s m.sufsr-
tur~t 2,hL.ioo pounds u cr~mssy
butter
For the year 1913 III. state mSnafAc
tur~a s.ssa, az peeaas" VI sr~amssy
! butter
For 1870 the state wiA manafAcyurs
over o,ooo,no pounds
For 1873 the cheese factories manu-
featured S.aor pounas at chs6dsr
cheese
For 1919 The cheese far,orsss mauu.
fscturri S.sn pounds Of eAsddss
ram1nsss. ,..,sst. ,.t..,.. .,.ezs.> ~. .v
FoT lga0 the cheese factories Win
MANUFACTURE abcus $4,000 poands
rtsf. 10 no rsSioz better xaitsd for
this hishnsr NJ industry ,has Dc en-
trsl basin of T~nnssses. and n c~n b.
probably Conducted IN all psrss sf
the state The Industry has tafsa %
an in.Dstas that PROMISES TO dsvaop
gr~e,es grvvvh In the natsrA n
win add much 10 the agricultural
wealth NJ the stata
rhrss crss~srsss hsks Pine lRscsrdA
Apru II 1919, TO October. issn TIE
Rohertsoa' County crsam~sy psid ~
eO ~ TO the fsrtnsrs for crvan nAs
10 unusually well for . county ats-
atsd ~ RooSrtson u h the tcAASco
section where dairy tnecrv~sss are low
Tns ersamswy made i0 ID pospas 81
buttse dustns ne tn nsanoss4
Ceuny Agsnt Jones has AOss >Gcsrsne
dairy worf In his county.
The s~.iford Cooperative CsSanxy
dnr,nS 10 ART ysar Of opssStica nAds
1854, pounds Of butter, Ne osan.
sry IL sotns to put 10 rsfrtSuu0Ax
system, which 10 4 agn Of 10 ~
grsss They win be soAb,sd y ~,
70 handle inu~~ business and M Vpal
~ ~ no htEtsr VET ~ inTxrvaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Sheriff $ Sale

b. virtue OF 80 execution issued
10 me BY J, J Taylor Clert Master.
in the cause al Mr.. Mary Register
W W A. Register | will "a sAtuf-
day, February the i0sh. ~ noon 1t
the Ccur, house deo, 10 Dicksoa.
Tep0 expose 10 public sac. 70 the
hishes, and bee, bidder fos cash,
tn. =. acre tract II lsnd ct W. A,
Register, located 10 the Ind tistr,e;
al Dicksn Couasy. II being The
rses a land allotted to bin IN the
division o. .he T $ Regiaei lands:
this and il levied upou a. The prep
er;y ~ SAID W A. Register, and
viii Be cold tree tron the night Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

rh~w nv p~cVse VITO sssSf Aass
. movsmeu, n the bowsls without
Il i. produced hv a csthaFtie. npst
oi them have hsoasht thst eoeditlea
ON ,Asmsslvv, BY lhe uas a mineral
ws,ss. aud sEons cathAstics thae
take Too much ~s,es fsn d ths
system and sssssvsss fhe disease
they a.. mspt n s~lievs. 4 mild
issA,iv. tonic ats cAAmbsglsla's
Tablets sdo,ds . gentle moysmsns
Of the bowels hist roo hardly fAl.
ile has been produced ey msaL
cine, end their use ID not % litsly
to be followed by cansossios.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
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Misa Mary Lee ELL. Ia visiting
relatives Al Elm.
The pound supper given BY Mr.
and Mrs Wst. Adams Saturday
night was quite = -uccrrs
Miss Bette piokson spen, ls.!
week the guest II her grand npih,r
Mrs Laura Adams, D! lakewood
Misses .illI. Win.t.sd N4s.da
line Frost, aud Romis Ellis .hi
Wius.eal speu, Sunday on HWri,
cane.
Mrs Truman Adams aud Mise
Mary Lee Adinss are visiting in
Nashville
Mr.. ami alrs j4rrv N-soiit soeat
Tuesday With ar. and Mrs., Harry
Gillian,
Quite 10, ara attending the
singing school Al Uuicu.
Mlss ll.i~ Sssb,sl and Ra,sie
Dicsson attended ouufch 4. Edge.
wood Sunday
MI sss Mamie sod Bessie Ps,sy
spent Tuesday 10 Mcsson shopping
MIS- Rosa t;,imasa sad Mfs. Node
Gilmore spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs, Russell Gilmore
there will be concert q. Edge.
wood High School March 4
Miss Cora Ella spout Tuesday
night with Mfss Lutfe Nesbiu.
-
nis show AZ The Naraulsv