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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-09

strong works and natural defenses.
During this year the regiment took
part in the following battles and
engagements in addition to those
detailed above; E
III Gerro Godro, Mexico.
Plan del Rio, Mexico. q
Sanantonio, Contreras, and Cher-
ubusco, Mexieo.
Chapultepec and City of Mexico.
In the Civil War, the regiment
participated in many battles and en-
gagements and it's list Of battles and
engagements during chat war include
such historical ones as Bull Run,
Gettysburg, Antiteam and Appoto-
max Court House, AS we'll as many
Others tof the lesser fame. ~
t During the stirring days Of '98
we find the 3rd Infantry participat-
ing at FL Caney and San Juan. From
1850 to 1901 it had many battles
and engagements in the Philippine
Islands, t~' ~E"s&>. = +'.as@s
: From its organization until April
%, 1901, it had participated in over
one hundred and twenty battles and
engagements. 1t has servedsin Alaska
Cuba, and the Philippine Island as
we'll as in the states. 1t has sixteen
battle streamers on its flag, covering
battles from Canada in 1Sl3-1814 to
Luzon in 1899. 5%% -. r.. ''.i8 -
When one visualizes the part this
regiment took, not only in defending
the nation from its inception but
also in building roads, opening rivers
for navigation and the Kindred du-
ties attendant thereto, they can well
appreciate the value in which we
hold its rccor and traditions. Of
ficered by men famouszin the pages
of history, the ranks filled with men
who knew nothing Of defeat, the
Third has marched and fought thru
one hundred and thirty eight years
of service. Not only proud Of ats
past but eagerly looking forward TO
the time when it can again take the
field. of battle, the regiment, now
stationed at Fort Smelling, is assist
ing in the training of the youth sof
the nation in order that they may
when the necessity arises, enter the
fray and emerge honored and VIC
.torious as have the a0ld iGuard3.2in
the battles and engagements ssthat
have defended and preserved our
nation O. t ~ s5t&$sTo3 ~
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THIRD U. 5. INFANTRY IS
THE OLD GUARD OF ARMY
CONTINUED From PAGE u

river anil constructed a new post
calledl Gantonmente A., Iieaycnworth
now Fort Leavenworth. y
In September 1881, the field and
staff and companies B. D., F., and
H. were transferred to: Cantonment
Jesup, LOUISIANA, where headquarters
of the regiment was established and
where it remained until ordered to
Florida in the: fall of 1910, except
for few short: intervals. In 1887
Company Band Company E of the
regiment were detached and worked
on the Sabine River, Texas opening
it for navigation. Il .l~j ..ss., .;. a
a==a The entire regiment was ordered
to Florida in 1910 and for the next
two and half years bore it's full
share of the +hardships and arduous
duties incident to:the Florida war { j..
In 1916, the Third was engaged in
the actions of Palo Alto and Resaca
de Palma and several of it's officers
were brevetted for gallant and dis
tinguished service. In tn. latter part
Of the same year it marched to Cam
argo and thence to Monterey where
it was warmly engaged in the actions
which ensucd on the LIST, 22nd, and
23rd Of September. Again as in
previous engagements many of its
officers were brevetted for gallantry
and distinguished service. d.
In 1S47z the regiment took part in
the seige 2ofsVcra Cruz In April, it
took part in the brilliant and won
derful march from Vera Cruz to
che. City Of Mexico, during ii which
there was not even a % skirmish in
which our. troops were not victorious
and always against superior numbers
sometimes three as many, posted in
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Here's one of the pictures we had
to dig out of the political morgue.
Now that C. S. Garter is out of that
we are free to say that he is one
of the pioneer settlers Of this
county and one. if it's most ardent
boosters. - i i,{%
Charley would make excellent
material for some offs the old timer
scenes during the pageant and we
believe that he would accept such
a job if given the chancel He might
make a demonstration on how he
and a few lot hers induced the rail-:
road and warehouse commission to
reduce the freight rate on fuel wood.
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ton for the expenses of it's delegate,
,J.sT. Davis to the annual convention
lat the close of the session the mem
bers were entertained by i. bright
/ and humorous account Of; his recent
"Trip to Montana with the National
Editorial association on the part OF
Dictator Mitchell. This talk was of
special interest to the Moose. For
the attendance fund, the name OF
Max Manders was drawn.
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UNIFORM I Avs URGED /: J..
.=,Bl|Y BAR { | 'A / CITATION

Continued from Page

fContlnued from Page ~ I.
procedure in equity. admiralty and
bankruptcy courts, b. II .&E
y Professional ethics are tackled in
the, proposal OLA resolution stating
that the personal relationship be-.
tween the attorney and, the client.
should be preserved; that the SER
vices Ola lawyer should not be treat
ed as merchandise. tor be trafficked
in; that. there. should not be division
of fees by "a lawyer with a layn,an
and similarap rovisions.. =: w
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19
CITY CLERKS REPORT.

To the Hon. Mayor and the members OF
the CITY Council of DEBORAH, la.
CentIemen:-I herewith submit my re-
port as city clerk of the city of Decorah,
Ia. showing the appropriations and the
expenditures of the city for the year
ending March 81, 1922.
The amount appropriated from
the Corporation fund for pay
ing the salaries of officers,
oiling street intersections,
sprinkling, repairs on city
property, etc, was. ........ Sl3,oft'uu
The amount expended was. lI,I9f.io
The amount appropriated for
street lighting was.........S onoo.t2
The amount expended was. 4l'9.o'
~ 'treot '' work tt''si,,,.......$ 3.225.92
The amount expended was. 4OOS.'3
The amount appropriated Tor
pumping city water, extern
tionS. repairs. etc, VASES 6,44o9'
The amount expended was. ll,3'4.i2
The amount appropriated Tor
rep. sewer and Inspection,
etc. was........ ..'...'.'''9 o'ill'""
wv work and repairs. etc, was. 5s9397
The amount appropriated for
fire services and repairs, etc.
was .,...... ..,.........''S -'LoI'i :
Tho amount expended was .... 1874
The amount appropriated for
road work ON the highways
and overdraft was. .........S 4So.oO
The amount expended was. 1920
The amount appropriated for
dragging the streets was. IS l,23o69
The amount expended was l,O4S.34
The amount appropriated TO
paw bonds and int. from the
bond fund was. ............S 0,Z9Zo
The amount expended was. 472l.5O
The amount appropriated TO
pay the bonds and interest
from the water works sink
inc fund was.,......... 5O7Os2
The amount expended was 90. 3,l75.Gd
The amount appropriated to
nav bonds and interest from
the sewer outlet fund was. 5 3,53o.I3
The amount expended was. 2,356.2o
The amount appropriated TO
pay for labor from Improve
ment fund was ...........S 3,I6a2l
The amount expended was....
Respectfully submitted.
F. VI. HUGHES,
City Clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19

The government continues to Sc
cure indictment against alleged
price fixing combinations of manu-
facturers in the building trade. How
ever, as long as fines are levied
against those found guilty instead
of Jail sentences, little permanent re-
lief may be expected" says the
Sioux City Tribune. "The fines and
the cost of court trials are merely
passed along to the public. What Is
needed is a federal law making 1t
obligatory on courts to pass Jail SEN
fences on the guilty"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19

Hilda Holverson on Lot 3, Block 2, be
cancelled or abated. Roll call vote, all
voting aye.
Moved and seconded the chairman OF
the street committee be authorized to
purchase suitable oil pump for the
city. Roll call vote, all voting aye
Motion was carried.
II was moved and seconded to adj
iourn. Motion was carried.
f. NJ. HUGHES,
Citv Clerk
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19
REPORT OF STREET COMMITTEE.

REPORT OF STREET COMMITTEE.
To the Honorable Mayor and members
of the City Council of the city of
DEBORAH.
Gentlemen-Your committee on streets
and alleys for the year ending Mar. 81,
1922, respectfully submits the following
report.
About 4.403.S5 were expended for
keeping the streets. culverts. approaches
and ratings in repair; also includes
dragging.
The amount appropriated for oiling
was S4.454.6l.
The city has the following tools in
fair and good condition according to the
invoice recently taken:
Two street graders, two wheelers, one
smsher. four drags, five picks. two hand
saws, two hammers, one wrecking bar,
four crow bars. one street sweeper. two
plows. one roOter. two Scythes, one AK,
one horse mower. one city pump toill
one OIL engine. one oiler. one wagon,
three snow novels, one section drag, SIX
steel wheelbarrows, three snow scrapers,
two ice scrapers, one level, one trowel
one rock hammer, one pr. beck tOngs, one
big sledge, two hampers, three rakes
two forks, two lanterns, two water jugs,
one 80 chain. one log chain, three long
handled shovels. one thing spade. ten
square shovels, three so. shovels with
out handles. eight round pointed SHOW
els, four drag forks, twelve horse gas
engine. 500 watermeters. water meter
tools All small tools under lock and
key. Respectfully submitted.
NJ A LANCE, Chairman.
w. B. REED.
ED. ISTAD.
Ordinance No. 1872 was presented and
read. Motion by Willett. seconded by
Dale, the rule requiring an ordinance to
be read at three separate meetings be
suspended and ordinance be read by title
Roll call vote, all members voting aye
Motion carried. Ordinance No. 1872 read
Motion by LANCE, seconded by lstad
ordinance No 332 be read the third time
Roll call vote, all voting aye. Carried
Ordinance No. 332 was read.
Motion by Anderson, seconded by Viii
lett, Ordinance No. 1872 having been read
three times as required by law, | move
you that Ordinance No. 332 be declared
passed, adopted and enacted and be pub
lished according to law. Roll call vote
all members voting aye.
Motion by Dale, seconded by LANCE
the mayor appoint a committee of tive
members of the council in conjunction
with the city engineer to investigate
the proposition of purchasing a STRIP
of land east of Winnebago street bridge
Carried. Mayor appointed Aldermen
Anderson and Dale such committee.
Motion by Reed, seconded by LANCE
the city council recommend to the board
of supervisors the assessment of Mrs
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19

the Water Work department for the year
ending March 3lst, 1922.
The amount expended for pumping
water the past year amounted to 3d.
957.lS. The total amount collected for
rentals $6,35962.
There was in the neighborhood of 1000
feet water main extension put in the
past year.
We would recommend that the City
Reservoir be repaired as soon as posi-
BILE Analysis has been made of the
city water by the state chemist, with
very satisfactory reports of the same.
w b. REED, Chairman.
G. +. ANDERSON.
NJ A. LANCE.
Water Works Committee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

"a. April u, 1922.
The adjourned meeting of the City
Council was called TO order by Mayor
+. w. Conover,
Members present, Reed, LANCE, Istad,
Anderson. Bernatz, Willett and Dale.
Ordinance No. 33l was read. Motion
by Reed, seconded by LANCE, the rule
recurring an ordinance to be read on
three separate days be suspended ana
Ordinance No. 33l be read by title. Roll
call vote, all voting aye. Motion was
carried. Ordinance No. 33l read.
Motion by Willett, seconded by Ber-
natz, that Ordinance No. 33l be read the
third time. Roll call vote, all voting aye.
Motion was carried. Ordinance No. 33l
was read.
Motion by Anderson. seconded by Is
tad, that Ordinance No. 33l be declared
passed. adopted and enacted and be pub
iished according to law. Roll call vote,
all members voting aye. Motion was
carried, and the ordinance declared
adopted.
Yearly report of the mayor was read.
Moved and seconded the mayors report
he received and placed on file. Motion
carried.
MAYORS REPORT.
To the Hon. City Council, DEBORAH, Ia.
/ beg to submit the following con-
densed report of moneys received by me
as mayor during the past year ending
March 3Ist, 1922.
For fines imposed and col
lected ........ ............S S2.Oo
To license granted and col
lected ........ .,.......... 1850
Total money received ......S 560.75
For which I present forty city treas
urer's receipts totaling S56O.75.
The same having been placed in the
city corporation fund.
Respy.
Wv. CONOVER,
Mayor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19

Report of the Street committee was
presented and read. Moved and second
ed the report be received and placed on
file. Carried.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19
LIGHT FUND.

IN'NIIN N"'
balance last report.
Reed. from Co. Treas. ........
Reed. from City Clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19

Parurt a. tho Sidewalk Committee
was presented and read. Moved and sec
nndad the report be- received and placed
SIDEWALK COMMITTEE REPORT.
TO the Honorable Mayor and City COun-
cd Of City Of Deoorah.
Gentlemen. Herewith find the report
Of your Sidewalk Committee for the
war 1921:
During the past year the following
sidewalks and crossings have been put
in:
new board walk on west side Wash
ingtOn St. bridge.
? cement crossings on Pleasant Hi
Add
] cement crossing in Center Ave.
] cement crossing in Hill ST.
] cement crossing on jefferson 81.
] cement crossing on Vernon and Up
per Broadway s..
There has been several ratings and
yla rds put On bridges and streets.
Our attention has been called 70 Tn
aving of a sidewalk between NIL ~
and Mechanic 81. along Dry Run, and
in our Judgment ought 10 be put in soon
The sidewalks are in fair condition
outside Of a few places which has heayec
uD and -Dmc pia"es broken.
Respectfully submitted.
ed lSTAD, Chairman.
\. WILLETT
H. +. DALE.
G.. f.. ANDERSON.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19

Yearly report of the City Treasurer
was presented and read Moved and sec
onded the yearly report of the Treasurer
be accepted and placed on file. Motion
was carried.
CITY EREASURER'S REPORT.
Report of the Treasurer of the City of
DEBORAH for the year ending March
3lst, 1922.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19

Di-bUTssUrU'-
Oyerdralt last report ....
Orders paid .......... ...
raj March 3Ist, W. ....
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19
SPECIAL SEWER FUND
poonin+sf

Balance last report. ..........S ~
Reed from Co. Treas. ........ 4.4l5.49
Trans. from Sewer fund. $500. 1880
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-04-19
SEWER OUTLET FUND.
RaceiptS.
S 2,SS6.99
Disbursements.
SEWER FUND.
paanipta

Receipts.
Reed. from Co. Treas. .......S 2,693.4O
Reed. from City Clerk. ....... 1000
Proceeds of bonds. ........... $4,000
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
DISCOVERS SECRET OF LONG LIFE

the l9uN,rytcS ~ white blood crprs
cirS Whjch experiments Sad Shows a. te
Na.t, projects,l the Ees'y sgasns' iasec'
Vi "a ana alsa stimulated the Eruat q q
neW 'tsauc and the vrseucTa;ia0 ot
acrsnsrr, cvl3s
lle told " his experiments WITH arr
mals whica hAd inf'cstef TIA, the
white tlS,d cs,rrasc,es stimulated the
growth u new tissue -Ny sstiinS rrt~'
growth sct!sstsns Substances IL IN.
,iSsurs- liz pNuisd &c, that IN ex
trcrrv go ssv rev tissue srr~ 10 hea
wcuHts snA nrtSen BONES
R'atyn NNsuchL. Japanese s-ser
tist, ~hn "a also r,rgn1er ~ THE
Rockefeller 'rSituts. annWnevNi X
Asd Developed an trf'~rrur ter Es-ks
Magnta!n -sattca fever. ~Asch rov
hss mortality rite ~ ~ per cT1t r.
the R,scky m,ap,a.a snd rsciaS e,~s'
sstrs
Ne SAID Nls ~r-r'a wns'i pre~eoi ar
disease Il 'he Vsct.Jn WIS ir~-als'e~'
etthts t'at riSyS sfyer he ,~scsrsrtss'
II. Hw,nan sc'nGx 10 declared caaxa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
4 Isg III I nglIells
Iaa NauA HaI1 n6 III

Have y~a sxm stawpsA 10 rss~za wAs
h u tAAa ~ mmsF pC~&@cta tA&t xf@ a.
sssssvvas sAsefsarA "a "a s@rs Asme 90
II 9xAs and ass s~sm tsrg@ss1Mt tn
Fs&ssn b pass-sA~ Afssrl~ aid nas sszSi
che pFsni&s~ II tie nAsnatAes2swx. Tux
aggsSs mxe rastAs~assay 10 ns<tsesns
! s~ssslsAl arspaxstAa thai kzs rsal
szzssvs s2hs< sAmaws ssss ks~rA* ~ bis
Al sn&sass eAsan s,ssea tAs r~@ety I
rs~omnzsaAed h. sAas~ vAa have hrsa
easesGseA 10 tAs~e wAs ssv IN med sa A.
A prv@Ansaa eswxxsss nxs -'Tshs fcs
ezsmgas N. Kssmwr's Su&sap R~cs =
psspArsssas I hare sd fes ssNss year,
and nsssr hssasass 10 Fssesam<n1. ts n
xa@sst ss~ry ease IL sAews xzs<lA<et ~
russA a. mary II my ensscss<ss ssSsat
Ne ether ksaa~y rc@~ay has ~ hrss .
sAss.~
Aecw4aa< 10 -swesn axssmsnss Add
v~ritsa txsssssesy Il tha3sxaAs wAe have
ss~a tho prsparssssa, he sas,ses II n
kGls~r's ewane Aees b doe ~ The fses.
- n~as rsopss saaim. that 4 szlfIAs u
nansi every wssA IN vvereesnsnx ksAnu,
liver and kAAasr alls~ats. cssr~ess uss
asry tsvahAs. AaA a<atxsAsrs the xsse s1id
wksaA causes rte0anastssn.
Yea Ray rresase . sample Aes.s Al
swszae kses b. pascs! pass. Address IN.
kllaser 4 ca. kinxhAmson. NJ " end
snsas~s ten esnss also nssasasa shss paper,
Large and rsedaaa sass hsttie~ kx sAis n
aa drug stoves -~Advwts~@sai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
SAYS cALOhEl!
SALWATES AND
L00SENS TEETH
The Very Next Dose Of THIS
Treachefous Drug May
Start Trouble.

Yca know what eaiezsss h. It's neF.
eury; quicksilver. Gslesnei Is 6ahyes.
0sA II crashes into seer bis Ike
dynamite, crumptng and ssckeaing yoa.
CslcGasl attacks the bones and sheGid
never bs put tate yoar system.
II 200 ss~i bilious. hesdaehy, cunsss-
paired and ali knocked cot. iusi So to
yocr druggist ana Srf bottle u ned'
sos's Liver Toae for . few eents ~Aich
10 q harmless vegetable substitute fos
dangerous cnlwsei. Take spoanrai
and II IL doesat start yuur liver and
xfrslghtrn yua up better aaa 9asekss
than nasty calonel and without raakins
you STICK. you Just - back and set ycur
mooey.
Don't take calomell II makes yoa
sick the next day: II lcses yon days
work. r'otsoa's Liver Tnne strsixhseas
yoa rtsh; 10 and yea fasl great. No
salts necessary. Give II TO the ehildren
because n ss perfectly harmless and
can not sailvs,e. Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
PilOtleSs Army
Plane a Wonder

tho nsrves and the power pasuMat!cs
a. the mgSrieA~
True In eVmpy Weather.
In actual work. the announcement
said. hundreds Of automatic taks-1srs
and number Of autoala TIC n.ghis Of
ninety miles and more have been maas.
This pilot IA capable % belns mount.
ed Ia any type alrIlsns and In DainVy
weather viii bold plane mach
Reader than human pilo, and viii
fHrry IL In an absolutely true course
regardless Of fog OF adverse weather
ccnditiona
In the tests JUS; concluded the ina
chine USED was one u The small type.
having span Of only twenty feet. q
sixty Morse power motor. capable u
carrying go pounds.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
WONDERFUL PIECE or WORK
Feat Of Ens'sysr That 10 Ncs LIKELY
10 De pvpiscssse for Macy
Tssra

The ear~au ~ standards ans 70.
ceasiy asked TO measure what II
pruhahly the smallest p,ee 81 eugrav'
ing on glass In the xuvsd. The AIl.
craving consists ~ the Lords Prpyer
taT-wwd versioni vnErnyed on glass
In spaes Of 0oi BY az Of an inch.
The writing Gao only he seen under
Il Nigh power MICROSCOPIC tfss aiahsih'
catioa required hesax from 60 to 100
times The measurements by which
thar above dimensions were determined
WIRE carried out In tie laboratories Of
the bureau.
Ths extremely ANAL slse ~ this en-.
craving viii he realised when II IL
considered that n square inch were
entirely filled with wrftlhg Of this sia~
the entire Bihle could be wri,tvu %
tunes In that sgace--ln ether words.
something more than @n.1aDsD words
eould tr written In siuarc 'ach.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
RUSS TO BANK IN SWEDEN
Soviet Government Attempts TO Essb-
Han Guaranteed Bank Con-
nectiona

Storshulin "A pew Russian effort
10 establish closer financial and com
mercial relations with Sweden Ia seer,
In Tho arrival In Stockholm Of ArOn
Ac'slainan, bead NJ tho hussian State
hHRk
Ma Hrfr,ninan hss t.ss-fsrvsf TIRE
'harik vf,ttl re heads may place is
foreign assets and clearing funds In
swedish banks providing a safeguard
ms agreement can be arranged be
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
Daring Emanclpators Seek to
Charter Society Tor ReguIat-
Ing The Household.
RUN IT ON MASCULINE BASIS
promulaatss ell 81 Rights Cor Aus
bands ard Declares Tor Divers and
Sundry Reforms Regulates
Watts Of Wtfs's Relations

Now YORK If they never 10 another
ming 10 their ives the names u Id
ear.l Nouus ~ ~ last kighty,toarth
street William X Ferguson u ~
West S,N ru,y seventh stnet nnd Hugh
J tuuprlly " tho kuIekersosker
building are likrly 10 be remembered
forever as among The foremost emahc'
pnt'fs ~ the married man Nes~rs
Ferguson. Honns and Connolly have
cuilnhoratrd "a the p,'malgntlnh ~ a
hlll ~ rights FOR married met that
seeks 90 rr>outioHlfe the eldest 'ra
dltiuns 81 hou~hnli management, by
making the husband the judse ard "iery
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

tween the tSn countries, lie has cosns
here. he says ~ enlargs the nnancisl
cooperation betwesa Russia AMI
s~ eden lie cunsl5nr. Sweden une
Of the safes, coapiriss tur the deposit
o. money. owing TO iis ins;ep~'0dsni ps-
sition and lts wsll-oraered eUutiticnA
Tie Russian State bAnk detlar~s
Mr., scheinalan. has acquired $4,000
ca gold rahirs tsl2bsloD), and the
and q the prvssni war ~iIl add 60.
usl,8U to tie total ngure
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

Schenectady. y. Father and son
became brothers. Ia Law and sist~rN as
samed the Relation os mother and
daaghier.in law here the ether day
when Hss+ert A. Davenport. forty.
three years OF age, married R~beecu
Graham. thlrtyfve years Of age. and
Arson pa yenport. nineteen years Of
age tnaH ifsisn GrasAt:i, rwwatyess
years of age, as his brsds.
The SON. minor. vRs required 90
gain from his father psrinlsslon 10
marry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
MOTHER! Move ChIds Bowels with this Harmless
laxatWe-Childpn Love Its Taste

II ycur chlid IN eunss;p~t~4. full Of
Geld. hiss collie or n the stomach 10
spvr. brsath bad. sangpe coated q tea-
ss.onfsl Of -'Californ;s ZIG syrsp" win
nevee fail to open the bowsik In Q
few hours you ran PRE- fer yoarwsIf
sow tforoushly II works tire ennstips
tiGn poison. scur bile and waste rsgk,
nut snd yoa have a well. playful child
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
Scientist Finds Fountain Of
Youth IN mh.te CorpuscleS.
Or. Care Describes Ners - write
Slccd CerpaNIt. Nhteh SsrcFt.
rssnts sas Shown, Stimulates
Srsasn a New TISSUE

New York. discovery " ire tissue
hulainx ACTIVITIES ~ We "etse e'cNN
cr,,useleS ee.iessd hy ~'ieuf,sss ~
n,sat the nav IL the sot!tHa4;e prN'
I,slsay,e0 W hamaa ls.e wrrr ruiiinst
nv pr Alexis CARED ~ the ko<Arsrt
Ter institute In 40 s,Airvss erfnFr The
Ns,tonsl as\y !: Scteaers
lssscS tsgreis stStrE@ns VERY
taken ~ many ,~satncHi scientists IN
his sIaleace te Indicate that the ~"
er; II longevity miSst ~ fAun3
thrcu,e The discovery q means ~
s,sn,y,,a,.us the setisity ~ these ear
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