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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Cashier. and successors In odiee ol
the southern Trust Company. q
Corporation, organised and doing a
general trust business In Clssh.ville,
Tennessee; 10 secure certain notes
mentioned therein. Said mortgage
hsins duly recorded 10 Land Mort.
gage Book W. page S09.IC III III.
Re- sisters oi6ce al Dickson. County
Tennessee + z '.'',.' Co. &c.
The land conveyed 10 said mort.
gage is lying and being in The 18th
Civil District al Diek.on County,
and described a. follows
Beginning ., . pos, osl % wes,
eide Of = road. the northwes, corner
OF J. ". sugss land and runs with
road A. follows North AZ, de-.
sr.es wet 1874 poles. north ~ d.
srses vest - poles north. ~.
degrees vest = 4 poles. north. So
degrees yes, IA poles. north Ak
we., . poles 10 the center 81 Tenn
essee City branch. thence down
same 10 points north % degree east
lG', poles, north 3 desreee west o..
poles, north - degrees, wss, .
ross~. ,nasib A. degrees east i6
po'ss. "a degrees east is4 poles.
north NA degrees west las polss.
north d degrees cas-. II poles.
north s.. degrees east 49, poies,
north a.. degrees east n 4 po!es.
na.;;a. 1 ~ .--.--. -ast III poies,
north 81, degrees east 10 polss.
north So. degrees wea 10 poles,
north az. degrees wet . poles,
north 41's degrees ives, 7 po'es,
north a.. degrees east ! poles, 10
tho center Of yellow Creek; thence
up center Of o. me ~ follows;
South = degrees east los poles.
north 81 degrees east l44 pcles,
south S., degrees esa - poles
south, ~ degrees east Sahi po'es.
south 50 degrees east Is 3 poles.
south a.. degrees east 100 poles,
son.h II degrees east 10 poles.
south a degree. vest l01 peles,
south II desr-ss eaa Ga polss.
to center al cre<k. ~yust above the
mouth at ditch. J. ". SGIE.
nosthwes, corner, thence south -
degrees vssi with . fence e9 poles
10 Z stake near the top od rides.
thence south II degrees vest u
poles to a pos, oak stump. thsuee
-o7ih al, degr~~ vew ~ pcles 10
the hesipnlns, coniainnins By
survey So. scsS, made hy J. 4
Neblet,. County Surveyor. 81 D'cs.
scn County. Tennessee, % July -,
1917. snd being the same tract cs
land conveyed 10 A. n. Teland and
wife. Yssnce Toland. BY J. H.
Edwards ard vile, Lou gd~srds On
January 10. 1914. by decd. which
/. recorded, 10 The Registers odics
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Time 10 the tsss ol truth. And
Doaas Kidney Pills hare stood
the tssi in Dietsoa. No Dickson
resident sho sadsns basksehst es
AHaayiSs zxiany lila Gun rvmsir
unconyinesd by thia tries tolu
testimony.
J. b, Ballard painter. Cnurefi
Street dickson ssss: Nv bscA
o. toc sni | bad gsIns through, ~,
ksdnsys Ny sicns,s acted -ines
lls,I, too. tlrrd Oosns kIdnr,
Pills. which | 90, from ihs sya
Drug Co. and they made ns .n
tirely veil. ! feeeommsad Dean,
highly
SEVEN YEARS LATER. Nv.
Ballard said: Il have every bi, ~
much faith 10 DoAns kidney Pills
o. when | gave nay former state
msnt. When | nave csnss. cold. ]
have noticed . slight return u my
trosbir. but noans Kidney Pill,
have never failed TO promptly re-
lieve me"
Price eOc, at all dealers. Don /,
simply ask for kidney remedy
&c, Doans kidney Pilis---the same
that Mr.. Ballard had. Fostsr.Mil
burn Co, Mfrs. Buffalo. n Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

II o'cloct 90 u sbe Court Honss
10 Charlotte. Tensessea. ssll Tia
sbove descsibed ssal sstsss ics cash
W lbe highest bidder. thru and b.
virtue u ssid m~tases.
TERMS al said saie viii BE- M
cash. the title 10 b. ahaclsta. l.ss
ifom Homestead. dosa and The
eeuiis u redemption, and pcssss.
ioo will he sivnn ON The date n
sale.
This laEaasy n. lv11.
Js1ss q. Hoilsman. Cashim a
sossbsrn Tru1 CO.
A. 3. Bgosdteni. Atty. p
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
CAamberia,u = Tables For Ladies'.
tion aah Constipation.

The incest and plesssnies. med.
,r,nr | have ased Tor indigestion aud
constipation IL Chsmb-rlslns Tab
Its" writes Melam y Craig.
Middle Grove. n Y Thew work
ns.a charm and do no, sr,pe OF
leave any unpleasant raeei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
COUNTY COURT CLERK

HARRIs--Ws are .nthosired 20 an
nounee Melvin Harris ~ y candidate
for fe-slection 10 the Office ii County
Court Gtsrt, suhiertss the wilt ~ sss
qualified voters Al tie August. 1892,
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

BROW NtNG--We ~. authorized 10 AN
nounce l.. J. browning ~ . candidate
!. .IDs tc-siection To the otiics 81 Circuit
coufsCftTf. saoisSs - .te Kill u re
qualified voter. AZ ths August. B2l.
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
REGISTER

DICKSON 80 We are authorized 90 an
nounce + H. pieksoa a. . candidate
Tor reelection " the office III ksgisiri
subject ~ the sil ot the qualified
voters ct the Auguet. iell. election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
TRUSTEE

HUNT We are authorised 10 announce
slayden Hunt a. u candidate tor TO-
electlon ~ the office Of Trustee, sub
ice, ~ the will vi the qualified voters
at The August, le22, ELECTION,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
SHERIFF

STUART We are authorized 10 an,
nounoe M. O. Stuart A. a candidate loI
sheriff. subject W the will OF the quail
6ed voters ~ the August, ivf2 cleo
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
ogArAn.

Mr., A. ]. Tidwsll. aged % wears,
died At the home Of HE son. J B
Tidwsll In Burns. saturday. Feb, f.
(, i92l Funeral service vas hello
sunday and the remains laid 20 rest
in the Hall butving ground 81
Ba,ns. lie 10 survived by three
sons and one daughter,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

A ~ss 10 pres. this Thursday
morning y. learn Of the death OF Mr.
W J Mclaughlin he having died
suddenly Wednesday night At hi,
home nne mils Wea, Of Dickson
H. Gas STOUT 20 years old and Il,
,urvivra nv his wife and several
gown children,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Misc Leah Holt, aged 10 years
died Tuesday night. Feb 7. 1917, al
the home Of her parents. Mr. and
Ma w. e. Holt on North Mstr
street. Funeral service held At tn
residence Thursday afternoon snc
inierment In Union Cemetery. Be-
sides her parents che 10 survived BY
one brother and Ave sisters.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

STATE sEaATOR

MAKR-Ns sfs anlbor,zsd 10 aanoaRe.
w. u. Haks ~ q candidate for State
Heastos from the Twsry-third Dsaa.
toriai Dntsics, sab.eet W the ~iil Of
the qualified voter. 81 the Democratic
Primary August ., IVA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Lat. r~ho~ oar patriotism and
r,ide ia cur American Legion BY
yu,,ios Mary Millions ever the
inr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Judie,aas Inquiry

A veil knowr travelling ma Who
waits the drug trade, says tn has
often heard druggists ask 4 ,usto.
mer, Who wished to bus cough
medicine, whether Il ~. Tor .child
or &C adult and il tor . child. aey 81.
moe, iuvariabis recon- us.ned ham.
besland's Cough Remedy, The
~sson TOT this 10 tha, they know
there il no danger from il am that
il Away. cure., There ~ ns, The
least danger in givlas i, al TOT
ealis, Group and y. coping c.,gb il
10 unsurpsssed,
Mortgage Sale Of Real Estate
WHKRIAS. pa the l5,a day OF
September. 1917, An Toltsd and
and vile. Mrs Fo~ncs Telss1~-ex
scn.ed q mortgage 10 G. W. 5aiity,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

. MARY'S MILLIONS Feb lGih
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
Marshall Wouldn't
Have Presidents
Job as Just Gift

SPRINGFIELD, III. II would not
accept the 1924 democratic presiden-
tial nomination If 1t were offered me, ="
snapped Thomas X. Marshall of In.
diana. former vice president. when
asked here today concerning his fu.
ture political aspirations.
Folks think u president Is super.
human" Marshall said. "They expect
him to perform miracles. II there is u
local epidemic OF the pip In some In
diana village, people thing the presi-
dent of the United States should get
busy and prevent IT,
I've made up my mind never to
criticize president Of the United
States" Marshall continued in his
jovisl way.
I've heard too much OF that dis.
gusting sort Of thing In eight years
OF association with Woodrow Wilson "
The one.time president took sharp
rap at everything republican except
the president.
The complete and utter failure OF
The party in power will be the para
mount issue in the coming congress
sional campaign" he said. They
promised everything and have done
absolutely nothing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
MARIETTA GETS TWO
BALES OF NEW COTTON

MARIETTA. Okla-Maretta never
does anything 10y halves and while
nihor towns are advertising the fact
hat they have received their first
bales Marietta goes them one better
and gets two new bales OF cotton the
same day. one of them being raised In
oklahoma and the other one in Texas
M tbs occurred early Wednesday
Tornng when the two bales arrived in
Marietta about the same time
The Oklahoma bale was raised by
J. VI. Allen OF the Thackervlle com;
munity and the Texas bale was raised
b, l.. V. Baugh Of Sivells Bend The
cotton was ginned by the Neal Gin
Company free OF charge.
The business men through the Cham.
her of Commerce paid each one of the
mon premium OF s35. 1t has been
The custom In Marietta for years to
pay "a premium for the first bale OF
Oklahoma raised cotton and for the
first bale OF Texas raised cotton sold
In Marietta
Both bales OF the cotton were bough,
by +, NJ. Hill. buyer for :. Westhelmer
i Company, and brought 2255 pei
pound.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
LEAGUE CANDIDATE
LOSES IN RECOUNT

ANTLERS, Okla. A recount OF
the ballots cast In the democratic prl
mary election In Pushmataha county
August ] gave q. 4. johnson u lead
q, Is votes over Charles A. Harris for
the nomination for state representa-,
CIV, The first official returns credited
HAIRS with u plurality OF six votes over
Jonuscn
J,hnson formerly represented NY
cc",'r IN the lyislau and wts a d,
i've throughout the recent primary
Campaign in opposition to the Farmer,
Labor Reconstruction league and the
Shawnee platform. while Harris bore
the leagues endorsement and was one
ct It's campaign leaders. The result OF
the recount Is for this reason consid.
cred of unusual Importance.
a part al recount was also made ~
me votes cast FOR county attorney, but
Without changing the result ~ frat
~ rounced. Edwntd NJ. Box uf ru,k.
annra secured ,he nominstl, II ~
vp'et ovcs VI. A. keunhmm leagic en-.
do,rec. l'ox was connect Il with the
state democratic campaign headquar.
ters during the general election cam.
ralgn two years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
Minor OFFENSES
ON COUNTY FILE
Various Infractions of Law
Charged by Information
on File in County At
torney's Office.

Minor law-breaking seemed In vogue
in the county Thursday and Friday
when an examination of County Attor-
ney J. b. Bristow's office showed that
ten complaints ana informations had
been filed Friday and Saturday morn
jails revealed that more inmates are
In custody than has been the case for
weeks. About u dozen persons were re-
leased on bond by county authorities
during the last three days of the week
on minor charges.
Removing mortgaged property from
the county was responsible for com
plants being filed Saturday morning
against John Kennedy and Ell Jnck
son. Both men are charged with driv
ing mortgased autos from Ardmore
without notifying the mortgage hold
ers OF their actions.
j. c.. Martin is charged with en-
bezzllng $50 from B. #. Davis in a
complaint filed by Attorney Bristow
Friday afternoon. Martin Is alleged
to have collected some rent money and
then failed to return 1t TO Davis.
Ike Wright and r. l.. Davis face
charges of selling whisky following in
formations filed against them Satur
day morning. w. II. Bean was arrest
ed on a charge of unlawful possession
Of liquor. Three complaints were flet
Saturday against persons arrested foi
violation OF prohibition laws.
r. V. Wood is named defendant il
an information filed for alleged chilt
desertion. Wood ls charged with hav
ing left three minor children In destl
tute circumstances in the early par
OF the month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
FRAUD Is CHARGED
in STATE ELECTION

JAY. okla.--Charged with making a
false return and count of the ballots
cast in the recent primary election. in
the Derrick precinct, Grover Pearce,
and Dave Welch. farmers. were bound
over to the district court at the conclu.
sion of preliminary hearing before
the county judge. The defendants did
not offer any evidence In their defense,
Their bonds were fixed at 81 900 each
duly executed, and they were dlscharg
ed until the first Monday In October.
Bill Chrisman and Pleas Scott charg-
ed Jointly with Pearce and Welch ask.
ed for a severance which was granted.
Then they asked for change of venue
and the same was granted from the
county Judge to the nearest justice OF
the peace. Perry Arthurs. Their trial
was had Immediately after the change
OF venue was granted, and they We're
discharged. the justice believing the evi.
dence was not sufficient
The false return IS alleged 60 have
been made In the sherlff's race.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
HUGE CONFIDENCE GANG BROKEN
UP BY COLORADO OFFICERS WHO
CAPTURE 8 MEN RED-HANDED

DENVER Colo-Using the base
ment Of church in which to hold
their prisoners in order that their raid
might not be tipped off while it pro
gressed. Denver police and Colorado
state rangers early today completed
the roundup and arrest of S3 persons
alleged TO have conducted confidence
operations in Colorado. Florida. Cuba
and other tourist centers
Phillip Van Cise. district attorney an.
nounced information. that led to the
arrest Of the gang. was supplied by j.
Frank Norfleet. OF Hale Center, Texas,
who has been picked as victim. Nor.
fleet, according to Van Cise. is the
man who unmasked the operations of
the so-called "Joe Furey" gang Of con
fidence men.
Under the technical charge OF con.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
1000 PREMIUMS
Will Be GIVEN
\ AT COUNTY FAIR
Never Had so Many Exhibits
Listed as This Year, Ac-
cording to the Sec
retary.

Approximately 1900 premiums will
be awarded during the four days of the
Seventh Annual Carter County Free
Fair and Exposition September 6. T.,
), and .. according to Tom Dyer. act.
ing secretary OF the fair board.
Ribbon awards will total something
like 800, Mr.. Dyer said. while the spe.
c al premiums will be between three
and four hundred. The ribbon awards
are now being received. They are
very elaborate In coloring and design.
The following colors will be used in
9lgning awards made with ribbons
val purple for championship or
yeepstakes; blue, first Premium red,
second premium. Cash prizes accord
Ing to statement issued by the fair
board will be paid promptly by the
secretary.
I'VE have never had so many awards
listed nor have the special premiums
ever been more valuable. so exhibitors
may expect something of real value
for their work." Mr.. Dyer stated.
Work on the livestock pavilion is
progressing satisfactorily and this build
ing will be in complete readiness in
Due time.
Judging in the livestock department
Will begin at O'Clock on the morning
OF the second day OF the fair, and will
continue until all entries have been
judged and premiums awarded. Boys
end girls livestock club Judging con.
morning OF the second day.
All entries must be filed with the
secretary by 10 o'clock Wednesday
night, September 6, and must remain
intact until o'clock Saturday after
noon. the closing day OF the fair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27

spiracy to defraud the prisoners. rang
Ing In ages from 20 TO 73 years, are ac-
cused by the authorities of having
fleeced persons throughout the United
States OF sums aggregating Sl,500,0o0.
The officers in their raid seized $4,000
IN cash, weapons Of all kinds. telegraph
apparatus. and the equipment Of
stock exchange, by means OF which,
District Attorney Van Cise charges,
the alleged ring relieved patrons Of
summer resorts of their money in sums
from 800 to 81 900.
Victims are said TO have been solicit.
ed at hotels. bathing beaches, and
amusement parks particularly in Col
orado and Cuba. TO play the market on
trains. oil stocks and stocks and bonds,
being permitted 10 win their initial
speculations and then being defrauded
out Of heavier amounts subsequently,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
MOTORISTS WARNED
OF NARROW CULVERTS

Signs warning motorists OF the dang
er of the narrow bridges and culverts
throughout the county are being erect
ed ut every one of these structures. ac-
cording TO d. G.. McCulley. county en-
gineer. The narrow bridges and cul-
verts are to be replaced with wider
ones If plans OF the county engineer
are carried out.
I'VE hope these notices will tend to
McCulley states. 1T is Just a little
measure to protect life and property
and if people will notice them and let
them stay where they are placed they
will be u great deal OF good"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
NEWPORT SCHOOLS
REPORT PROGRESS

Members OF the school board Of New
port, comprising Oral Lasley. Claude
Arnold, clerk, and II. G. King were in
Ardmore. Saturday, completing details
with regard to the new teacherage re.
Gently completed for the Newport
schools.
The teacherage which has four rooms
was erected at u cost OF 5000. There
are SO pupils enrolled at Newport and
much progress is being made in the
school work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
SNEAK THIEF ROBS
PASSENGERS ON PULLMAN

PARSONS. Kan. a sneak thier
robbed passengers In a Pullman on
NJ. X. & Y. train No. % early today
between Chetopah and Oswego, then
jumped from the train at the Frisco
crossing in South Parsons. The a.
mount OF his loot has not been deter
mined but may amount 10 hundreds of
dollars, Katy special agents say.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
Lumber Yardman Is
damned Into Wall
By a Ford Truck

Following a narrow escape from
death Friday afternoon when he
was caught between e Ford truck
and a brick wall at the Cornwell-
Chowning Lumber Company's yard
corner of Third avenue. northeast.
and Caddo street. NJ. =. Cox, yard
man, was reported to be resting
nicely Saturday morning from in
juries sustained about the right
hip.
Mr.. Cox was pinned in by the
truck when the driver misJudsed
his distance and drove too near
the platform while preparing to
load the machine. The yardman's
hip was crushed and the pelvis
bone broken. but hospital authori.
ties are OF the opinion that he will
be able to resume his work within
Il few weeks.
Observers declare that had the
truck been a few inches higher Cox
would have been crushed TO death.
The Aleutian Islands. west OF Alaskt
nave a population OF about 5000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
Putting IL Over

Skirts Is a favorite
habit OF the charming
new Fall Blouses Tor
most OF them are
over blouscs. They
have been Influenced
q red Russia FOR red
Kussian stitching OF.
ten appears on their
border, All In all
they are apt To be
most flamboyant and
KAY. reflocting bright
ideas from Persia and
Egypt,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
Chauve Souris

Tho remarkable Rus.
sian entertainment
brought To New York
bv the visionary yet
practical Morris ucst
has won the hearts Of
all New York and her
guests. More than that
1t has lent much VI its
colorfulnesa to the
Fall Costume. the
brilliant peasant EN-
broiderles. the gor
geous print patterns
and vivid motifs. have
gained much favor
ihrL It's gay appeal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27

Seven new forms OF animal life ha
been found In Mammoth Cave, Ky.
(uring the past few yearA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27

VANCOUVER, B. C.-Head first feet
first, any old way into the chilly water
It's all the same to Mrs. George Ev-
ans Of Vancouver in spite of the fact
that she has left 81 summers behind
her.
Like many American women, Mrs.
Evans grew up and Into middle age in
middle west town whore swimming
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
There's Egypt

In your dreamy eyes
might be tt very ac-
ceptablS statement 10
hear about ones self.
But u II can't be said
that there's Egypt
some place in the new
Fail Costume. there's
a Iery important
note missing for an
Egyptian mood Is In
the mode. In color
and even IN fabrics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27

The Aleutian Islands. west OF Alaska
nave a population Of about 5000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-27
CHATT Err
The World is so
Full

OF d number or
things, and 50 many
important ones, must
20 into q Handbag,
It's no :Lore than
right to want u nice
one. And tremend
ously nice are these
bags OF very smart
Moire ia shapes "a
lore.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07

"HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing will be hosts today to the
u 600 veterans Of the world war
who are in hospitals in Washing
ton, Baltimore and the vicinity.
They will be entertained at a
garden party between 4 and
o'clock, the President and the
First Lady taking their stand
under q giant oak tree and extend
ing q personal greeting to each
and every one OF their guests.
The Marine Band will play In
the garden and refreshments will
be served from gay marques set
out under the trees. The state
apartments in the White House
will also be open TO the guests.
While the company will be
limited to wounded veterans, q few
friends Of the President and Mrs.
Harding have been asked to assist
in making the boys feel At home.
The Vice President and Mrs, Cool.
idRe and members of the Cabinet
and their wives are included in
this group. Mrs. Harding will
also be assisted by a group OF fifty
girls from the Veterans Bureau,
representing every State in the
Union.
-
A MOTHER al fresco party, dis
N tinctly different in Its appeal.
will be given at the Columbia
Country Club with Mr.. and Mrs.
Philander Johnson as hosts. An
amusing program will be presented
in an out Of door setting winding
up with THE Happy Ending" an
Improvement on Shakespeare's
Romeo and Juliet" in which mem.
bers OF the Garrick Stock Company
will appear.
Senator Sorghum" one OF the
best known creations Of Mr.. John.
sons Imagination, will be master