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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
Anno ouncements

Special services will be held at the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church this evening at 7:s0 o'clock at which time the team of T. R. Ponder will be in charge of the services. Music for the occasion will be fur- nished by the Cyrene Commandery quartet. The sermon for the evening will be on 'The Social Life of Today" and will be delivered by the Rev. l.. E. Brubaker.
 The Lifters class of the First Methodist church Sunday school will hold their annual banquet Tuesday evening in the basement of the church. This class is composed of a large number of young men and women and they will have for their guests on this occasion their parents. pr. Will lam Fl. Mansfield. pastor of the church will act as toastmaster and an inter- esting program will be rendered,
 The Highland Circle of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Bap- tist church will bo hostess at the general meeting of this society on Monday afternoon when all four cir cles will meet at the church. The pro- gram for the afternoon will be play on Home Missions" The annual cleo ton of officers will be held and all members arc urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
0E Cents ZJ Pound
Q Gents Gents,

Every time the washerwoman takes your clothes into her germladen alley surroundings you expose your fam
 lily danger of contracting tuberculosis and other hor rbe diseases that attracted by damp clothes and brought into the bosom of your family in the clothes basket
 The AMERICAN has service to fit your particular
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

YOrk GldnlSs Ptayih6 sO~-f rraphed by Bruce Snider, will Do shown through the Selznick News at inc Grand theatre in Bessemer Mon day.
 Funeral Services
 Joe W. Burridge, age 4e, died at local infirmary at 4:l5 o'clock Satuf- day morning. The funeral services viii he held Sunday at 2 o'clock rom inc residence. 4s2 Fourth avenue, with Rev. Harris, of the Jonesboro Metho- dist church. officiating.
 Interment will take place at Cedar Hul cemetery, Sunday afternoon with Ressemer lodge No. 45s, A. F. and A. M. in charge of services. Huey and Mcconnell in charge,
 The deceased is survived by ms widow and two sons, G. Il. burrfosc and John Frank Burridgc; and three daughters. Garlic and Annie Margaret Burridge and Sarah Burridge. All members of Bessemer Lodge No. 45S A. F. and A. M. are requested to as- semble at the Masonic Temple at o'clock Sunday afternoon with their cars to attend the funeral service.
 Attend Rotary Conventiou
 A number of prominent Bessemer Rotarians will attend the convention
  will be held in Savannah. Among those who are planning to attend are: M. J. Brooks. Moss Crotwell, Fred Burns. T. J. McCollum. John Neal J. A. Snider and Ralph Snider, and George Rutledge.
 Special Services
 Rev. L. F. Leeper, of McMinnville, Tenn, will occupy the pulpit of the u-;- -.+ I,roohvtarian chnrch Sunday in Bessemer, in the absence of the pas tor. pr. F. O. HeMier.
 Rev. Roy Fitch will hold services Sunday morning at the First Chris tian church at II o'clock.
 Rev. l.. F. Stansell will hold services Sunday at the First Methodist church, using as topic in the morning, How To Do Great Things in Religion" What Jesus Gives in This Life" in the evening.
 Rev. w. H. Mansfield. of Ensley. will be the speaker on Sunday after noon at the Grand theatre for the men of the city under the auspices of the Y. M. c. A.
 pr. W. P. Price will preach Sun day morning at II o'clock at the First Baptist church on Missing Good Things" and in the evening his topic will be -The Ministry of Music.'
 Services will be held Sunday morn ing at II o'clock at the Christian Science reading room when the topic will be Matter" with Mrs. W. H. Lewis, first reader.
 Wooaward Golf Club Party
 The beautiful warm spring weather of Saturday afternoon drew a large crowd of members to the Woodward Golf and Country club for the bridge party and dance which was one of the prettiest of the season with Mesdames George Rutledge and Mac Clay, of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
v,.- ., wcodw.rd Golf Lirks

Views of the Woodward Golf ano Country club grounds with Phi Douglas, famous pitcher for New York Giants, playing golf, photo graphed by Bruce Snider,. will DO shown through the Selznick News at the Grand theatre in Bessemer Mon day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
Mas. Meeting

The merchants of the city will hold a mass meeting Tuesday evening, when a permanent organization will be perfected growing ont of the Ford days celebration which, according to plans, will materfalize into cham Der of commerce or board of trade, 1t is stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
Officers Elected

The session of the First Presby terian church of Ensley has elected officers and teachers for the Sunday school to serve for the new church year, beginning April 1. Those elect ed are: c. W. Lawrence, superinten- dent; S. A. Mckee, associate superin- tendent and superintendent of adult department; Mrs. B. S Gilbert, secre- tary; W. S. Porteous, treasurer; MrA J. w. Kaiser, superintendent of Home department; Mrs. V. L. Mckee. super intendent of Cradle roil Mrs W. H. Almon, superintendent of Primary de- partment; Mrs. S. A. Mckee, supcrin- tendent of Beginners department; teachers: Miss M. M. Haskin, Mrs. c. w. Lawrence. E. H. Glen, A. c. Kicks James Liddell, Mrs. J. F. Logemann, Miss Jessie Wells, Mrs. T. J. Swim dall, Mrs. S. s. Mosley, Jr., Mrs. Max Chojnowski. Miss Merle Swann, Mrs. E. L. Blackburn, and Mrs. Frank Conan.
 Ensley Commandery No. sS will hold their regular business meeting Monday night at 7:3o o'clock and work will be done in the Rcd Cross. All members are requested to be present.
 PerssnaIs
 H. H. Spangler has returned from Opelika where he was called by the death of his sister, Mrs. Culver Work man.
 Mrs. J. H. Nelly. of Memphis. Ten nessee, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Bryant, at her home on Avenue G.
 Miss Oliva Dorman, dean of the Woman's college at Athens, and Miss Edith West, president of the academy in the same city, are spending the weekend with Mrs. W. W. Dorman mother of the former, on Terrell boulevard.
 J. H. Holmes who recently under wont an operation for appendicitis at the Ensley infirmary continues to inn prove.
 Miss Blanche Evans, who has been quite i'll at the Norwood infirmary. is much improved and will be removed to the home of her brother w. D. Evans, 1913 Avenue F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

A civil docket will be tried in cir cult court of the Bessemer division for the next three weeks when large number of cases vii. be brought nm Hf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
Rough Dry Wash

THIS service means all your clothes are, ws-shed sanitarily clean without bit of rubbing or scrubbing, starched and sent home all ready to iron. Rough Dry was ORIGINATED for Bir- minsLsm housekeepers a number of years ago by the AMERICAN. Tons of it is handled.
 The Price Is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

friends in Besscmer is the following: MT and Mrs. Noses Messingsr of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

The Kiwanis club and Rotary club of Bessenner will be entertained at their weekly luncheon by the Busi- ness women's club at the Business Lunch room, the Kiwanians on We'd nesday and the Rotarians on Thurs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
weoAward Golf Cl.b Party

The beautiful warm spring weather of Saturday afternoon drew large crowd of members to the Woodward Golf and Country club for the bridge party and dance which was one of the prettiest of the season with Mesdames George Rutledge and Mac Clay, of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

We feel Dry Wash will great blessing to housekeep because provides CHEAP and practical solution of the family washing problem Try it out tomorrow We know you'll fire the washerwoman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
- County Fair Full BasDon Miss the Bin Events for Today and da

.ion. aHd that is the hoys Who have
parpnss vho sesm 10 hsvs Ioss all
anxiety ios them. There are soms
rhildssn here who ssves psos thru
their psrsas's mind oalr when in
siGht--thsa never correct them !
issl thai in cases like this. IA 10 my
duty TO look sitter ssch. % l take
the matter in my hand aud ,fest II
NO thssgh they we're msa. Ny re-
gard 10 ios shs yoanR people of the
day; ! I'm their isisnd. and ] do sd.
nirs . child that 10 veil though. ei
BY their parents,
When yoa ere la need. call NE
and vill come any time, alec hslp
me and will bssat up booiiessins.
When you need correcting, | will
ash you With . smile aud al eoar-
tssy. Ny intentions are not 10 ash
you the second tins. | will treat
sveryoas % assr night - possible.
and those | cant advise and Get
right. | will try the City Judge and
maybe BE- can get them night.
Please stacy over thsss remAfks
and zee II ] am asking too much. /
thank the people sgsin--I am Of
your services.
J. r. WILSON. City Marshai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
unllH lm 4 xkl
n CLASH n fDeTllll

Dicksea lcssis~l nleA NIL Hly
u lid 81 tAA ~ ssAssa hsss ti.
ear sissrseoa sa Meksssis NsA,
uhsa skag vill 'Mks - aAs a)l.
seAt sasssa tsa wallAes uaiys~1y
II NaaAviiis.
A. d ycse. Wsllses lus0isAss ~
initial assoa a sAs ssAsea - ~
local mioA sass, hsi vAstAse sAsr
viii ssrvs h - "epl1 olslies" q
hstoss. FsmAise " ~ eee0, l.ast
rear Dlskssa IA ~ lltsis tsouA,s
10 pliias - % ssossnees sssrs
against The Wsliacsis&s. aaa ~
issed " siies then b cscM lAsis
goal. esi vAss 10 In ssors this ssasaa
mmsias 10 b ssSa. Mcksee HE
lissun h alnnat saiissly diosssat
Ron lest yss,. Hssssi nsnbsss
rsdosiiss: while wal.ss. Il tosssA
To 6s some stronger IA, ya~ never
esa tell Bu, ccseA Pratt hss lit-
,ls 10 lear 10 bic cell ealsaceA me.
chine; ssd local tsudcm ~ lock.
Inc st them to 's,ut thar p.Iamss"
assin,t wallace Friday s',-sueoa,
noa | missi Go csl and sse q
rood game and Hslp The 10 esis sis.
Game called d 40,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
New Marshal l:xesesses '' J
Gratitude to the Voters

Ia trying 10 express my seprs
oisliou Tor bslns elected City Mar.
shAl, I And tha. words are made.
sus.s " express my gratitude to.
ward the people oi Dickson,
WAsa asking the people TO vote
end use their influence ios me, ! did
nos make any psomises that ] could
not iulAll, and intend 10 do my
hssa 10 be Q worthy o6csr. Ny one
lhought 10 to have hisnds and be
oas. and could no. have lived ~
long ~ have without friends. Nov
thst | have the chance. l intend 10
inioscs the Isw and be your irieud,
II you are arrested and have to pay
Q Ans. think seriously before you
accsss the Officers and ses II they
are the oaly once 70 blame.
| intend 10 stop The speeding oi
care and have The eut.outs closed.
ny position 10 10 lock after the vio
latiou Of Law and lot the Mayor and
Board oi Aldermen look aisss the
auanoss Of The town, | ask The
people 10 assist me In enforcing the
laws, One thing 10 general should
have the ci.isens ol Dickson atten.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

rhs Asss nos.A d High School
has isss soAsd. The attendance
vas ksssioa over ninety eight ~
esst 10 seits u State Pair vssl.
Las. Tuesday vss . good day
doe 70 The pssssoes Of Bro. Scot,
ss1 Dso. klssy q the opening %.
sseisss Thsss two ooHsscsa.ed
msn gave hslpfsl .aiks ~eich sss
thceosshly appreciated By the
stsdssss.
The leading Mature u ssudsa,
activities lsss ussl uss the organise.
tiea a tvo lissfssy socitie-. Mors
tAsa AsM II ~ sssd~sts snsciled
10 tAsss socisiss si ths time d o.
sasisisa. Already The Wiisoa 10.
eistv Ass prossa i,s ns,lls BY wia.
nine In the stsssdsscs cootss, q,
he Passot. ressAsn Association
meeting lsst Wednesday. The
Lincoln Society n The nsssiius h
quietly plotting rvvsngs Reported
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
JOIN uoeais WouuD-
Cd n Duel Funlv

John Morris wss lakNn 10 q NssA.
vile hospital lass Friday night saI.
isTins tFcm . sssshes vcsad In sAs
Leo. band and hssass Ovias 10 shs
fact that bis leo was badly sAsstsssd,
II vas ii osss thought that smpusa-
tioa woald os ssssssssy ssi st Lam
report II Vas iheosAs bic lss could
be saved snd be vas reported ret
Ing veil.
Sorris. an aliessd mooashiass.
sss sounded dssias . gum 6sh.
with Shesi9 W. II. Hicksssos.
Deputies Jsa Rsdiosd spA Arthur
Jordan and Constabls A. X. Berry.
Soris horse vas killed By the came
shot which Sheriff Hictsssos Gays
was 6red By Dsputy Jordan.
According 10 sheriff Histssson
the officers Aad started TO Morris
home sesf Horsensa. 10 search ios
. s,ill and whisksy. He ssys that
they met Morris 10 the road. He
Was safbed 10 cowboy apparel and
armed With 10 pistol, With which
be opened FIRE on the e0cess.
Nouts 10 aiisved 10 have 0ssd ,thsss
shots and The okcess 6ssd I've.
Hisksssen and Aadiord asinS ssvol.
vefs and Jordan . shotgun. Coo.
stable Berry vac unarmed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
Farm ios Sale q Trads.

u serss In Northern part ot Diek-
son eosnty, % public road with
daily mail, coaveaient to church
end school; one mile oi boat land.
ins and cosvenisnt 10 railroad sta.
ton, Land lies level TO rolling and
can oil BE- cultivated. 10 acres
cleared balance in good timber With
rich soil. we'll fenced, good orchard,
Four room irsms house With porch.
20, cistern at door. 3 sprinss and
running water on the place, Good
stables, cellar and tobacco barn.
etc, An oil round farm that will
produce any crop grown in Middle
tennessee. viii sell Tor $4,000 on
terms or exchange ios country stoss
aud home m county store and gar.
age aud asist mill. stc II interest.
I'd write W see W. =. Freeman.
Neptane. Tenn. K J,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
counIY FAN PROMISES
70 x 1 DIG SUCCESS

What promises 10 Be tbs biggest
and best County Fair in many prs
VI %. attempts sss ushesed In daily
st nins O'Clock Wednesday morn
ins
willis ID" sltsndapce vas not 20
Largo opsslas dsy. |. eams 10 10
Toll sxpsctaiios ol.lhs lasnss~msnt,
ios The Asss day 10 generally known
~ -Ansnssmsn. Day. which 10
consumed getting everything oil sst
Tor The nmsinins big days. The
comnittsss we're busy in oil de-.
pastmso.s arranging exhibits Wed.
nssday. which came In fast: = good
showing oi products is seen 10 most
every department
To-day 10 "Coavsntion Day and
maLy distinguished visitors and
guests are sxpecisd 10 pass through
the .usnstilss. friday 10 "Scheoi
Day. All schools In the county
will take Q holiday and visi. the
Fair.
rhs amusemsni snd 10 isstafsd
with tbs drsys Carnival 8hoss.
The DsIis Volunteers arc furnishing
bant music daily.
Remember this 10 your Fair. aud
II you hsysn't already been. take
advantage Of the remaining oppor.
tunity end attend, thereby helping
10 boost yous own enterprise.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
Newly Elected CITY
- Officials SMoea In.

Monday nigh, the Asym and
Board Of Alderman met Ia ths cios-
inc sessios ot the past year term.
The monthly reports Of Masvhal.
Recorder and Treasurer we're read
and adopted and their books tara
ed over TO II. n. Williams 10 Be
audited.
A resolution was introduced By
q. w. Mullius anal second By J, II
Page granting the Tree use ol water
aud lights TO the Dieksoa Plaains
Mill Company Tor period ei 1vs
yeafa Ahss considerable discus.
sion the resolution carried By vote
OF ave 10 3. Aldermen Page. Nal.
lins, Miller. Parrish aud Brown 70,
ting aye. and Davis, Rsdden snd
White. no.
No other business coming hstore
the old Council the meeting adjourn.
ed sine die and Mayor nollsy,
Aldermen J. n. Page. A. J. Byru,
4, W. Stewart. r. A. Freeman, 4.
L White, 4. 8. Payne. q. c. Red.
den, Harry Lsathefs and Rseosdss
Thompson and City MArshsl wilsoa
wess sdmlnisustsd the osth oi al
Ace BY Es>. r, j. warren Toe tie
ensuing year.
Alter a iew remarks BY each ol
the o@oials plcdsias themselves 10
do oil In their power ios shs ~.
building and advascsmss. a ths
town interest. . short busiasss sss-
stop was held.
~ Rscofdes Thompsoa Vas rs-elset
ed Wate, snd Light Cofisesos. Lx.t.
w Rogers City Treasurer and ". n.
Adcox City klecsriciaa.
The electins oi = aisht Marshal
was deferred until nsss Monday
when . called session will b hsld
10 uspsacs this and another 90.
anished business.
- l " t d. tF44
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
For Ssh.

One .en-soom house on Railroad
street. city water aud lights, good
basement. desirable place Tor board
ing house. About one scre ia lot.
gosdeistesu and outbuildinss.
Also two isrms ios sale o leass
ior three ur hour y.ars. Both good
cssek bottom issms, One extra
good stock isrm. Both veil water.
ed. good houeee and out baildinss.
For further iuiosus,ion - %
wr,,c A, l. White, Dicksou.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

CSAaty tssasary suGlsissi 10 nNsa
ths psseAasN ysioss tAsa. Ds Il ~.
solssd tAss " cossty cssss u
pichsoa CNsals sstins saass
ssahssity = sssiiss 3 q lsAxDass
- Acts 4 ~ ssira sssssca a loly,
issss1 ~ BoaAs Il Dieksoa Ceaa.
v ss2cssss 10 cover tAs pssShss
psiss Il ssid ,sll rosa. asA pay ios
a." N, \. kOHANE.
n. !. ANDERSON.
9. T. rAIun:
~~1s n. D0NnAN.
.. G. vlNRTkAD.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
N. T.. Church Notes.

Nes. Sunday morning at the II
O'Clock hour. Mrs. Brooks, Npss.
sentative u the woman's Hous
AissiosaIy soeis,y, ~ill spsak in
tas interest oi Home Missions
W. cordially invl.e ths public
especially church psopIs 10 .eonss
aud hssf this message.
J W. Dsshaso. Pastos.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
COUNT uUaT n
QUARTERLY SESSION

4
day ssd aissr shs sspests II t,osnly
JuAss. Rsvsass Csanisuisasss ard
Coossy Supssiaassdsss vsss sssd
sdoSase. osha esdssss sas tahss
10 and dissessA Il - isllssG
rhs Irvs'ss wss ianesuseea y
rstsss The dsiinSsest ecli-tsx kss
70 The various ceostsAlss be- issthw
e9osss 10 collect sans asA tssn
ovss 10 him in uns les hin 70 n.
port 10 The ksveess eouuissisa
prior 10 shs Januasy term.
Col. Yin Hsoslss va slscasd :
msnbss u ths Cossly hoard d
kdscstisn 10 AA ess ths sssxpirsd
term oi =. II. Grow, Who has ~
ceotly novvd 70 Nsshvilis.
Classsee Hassis wss elected .
membes al The Cesasy Posehouse
Coouissioa. All psapss elaius
ios the quarter vsss 1lsd ii NO
each.
The iollovics resolutioa res
adopted: where's. Il Ass come 10
tbs sitsation d 0aastssly Count
thst many essots have been msds
10 The assessing oi beth real I'D
psrsosal property. broashs sboa,
On accoul Of the Assss scs being IN.
able TO GET ovss tbs Cosaty proper.
ly In the tine allotted ios sane. and
whereas.
/. "h b. sbs vssA n this body ial
quarterly session asssmbled. that
ose ssssssos bs appoiassd iss sseh
and svssy civil district.
"Thessioss. Be Il Resolved. that
the County Tax Asssssos c0cs b.
abolishsd q. the msstins oi The
nsst General Assembly ssd that ~
recommend 70 both ess State Sen
atos asd representative 10 Asvs
said Cosa.y rsx Asssssos o0ce
abolished IRON Dickson Couaty.r
The following resolution relative
10 buying the turnpike betsesn
Dieison and CAaslotss wss intsodsc.
Cd and sdopssd:
BE II Resolved. that n n. Es
bsnk. H. : Andssson. q. l.. raiun.
n. Donesan and 8. G. winstssd.
membsp oi this court ~ appointed
and oct 40 q commissiou Of tAs
Cousty Cosrt a Dleksos Coaaty
10 negotiate with the ovssss a ~
Dicssoa Coanty Tvsselks Ceopsay
ics the purchass .oi its Toll eoad
between Charlotte and Dicksos stl
. price not 10 exceed shs pAs valss
oi The ou,s.sndina ssock. That The
said committee eater into . con.
tree. ios the purchass a said Toll
load with ths ovnsss thsssol. v The
purchase can b. made not s1cesd.
ins the amount abcys stipslstsd;
,ha. said Road " pufchsssd shall
b. operated b. lhs Cousav - . tell
road aadss Chapter 81 oi he Acts
cl loll until such time - he
Cous,y Court nsy Ind the Cosnty |
IN, . AaassiAl cpAlilioa - rymovs
The tell gates. and 'msistain ths
road vi,hsv, colisctisa toll.
De II iusthss Resolved. thst ths |
Highway Commissioa Il OSeksoa
Cosnly sposopfsis any loads b |
lhsir haAAs, not othssviss aSpsop.
riatsd TO pay The psssAsss psies Il
said TsssSiAs. ~ 49,. lssA v !
she hands u The Cssssy HieAway
Commission b not ssfksIsaa - pay
The purchass psies tAss sai6 toll
sosd b paid ios out Z ~ ls,ds d
Dickson Coosty not olAssviss sp.|
psopriated. and il 40 isads sxisl 10 |
The hasds d The Highway Csm.]
missios or csa Be ioead in The
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

All persons arv hssshy sotiAsd 10
slop dunpins ussh 90 .hs Nc.
KesOe ;ande bosdesias Yellow
Greet rihe, vest u Dickson. VIC.
laisoa viii be pasishable By e,c.
ThssnAe S<nsins. Mgr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

% Saturday. October l<,h. ie1S.
at 800 O'Clock. ! ~ill Ger tos ssls
= lot al household soods. 10 The
highest bidder. All Sums oi Eve
dollsss and lees. ios cash: oh over
I've dollars ios note. with approved
secusiiy. !. B, BRADLEY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

ESTRAYkD-From my home Ia
kast Diotsca. ~ nd and hlscl
bssndle ees With white spo,s abou,
asd white stssak Up lace. Resasd
TOT return o. ialosn alton 40 10 hs,
wAssssbssss--hsry E,hsidss. ],
rAs ihckson Marble Conpany h
eeltina 10 soms 81 their tall stock,
C1s oct var psiees Some msas-
msats 10 ell 10 The poor people,
VI ass isisods 10 the poor ioIss.
Gene asd see lot Yourselves -. A.
Thoaas. Manager.
The White OIL will serve youl
DIG shoe st The McCAulsv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

The following marriage hsssss
xsre tssss6 b. Gsssis .CSass clseA.
\. Hanis during The moatA u
Ssptsmber:
Willie McCsllum and LosssA
Res<sts.
q. r. Bruce and Mp. Lula Gen.
Hsrmsn Cosisw aad Mp. Sfsnkis
Dvls.
n. D. Wsavss and Alice n. Pat.
tersou.
Joe hurphsy and A. A. Parker.
Psady Johasoa sad Valera nahM.
II. l.. Bear and joyce l. Brown.
kiass Taylor sad Deity Lss.
Tom Taylos and Ethel wslch.
J. A. Deass ssd Hattie 0ill.
Rosk Roberts aad Sarah Hsris.
Wm. Walton snd Eils J. Groves.
Rune Lanliosd aad kvis n. nss.
Trey.
Robl Brs,,cp arh Julia Dis.
uOlOaxp
Melton Bell and Shut Bell.
Willie Collier and Cs~elis JoAss.
kspes,et Dunn asd n T Gather.
FOR sALk-i0 soses level lard
usA Tesnessee City. Never failing
pond. Price q pss acrs. J. :.
Donaldson. 4. \. No. >, Diclson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

DIG sho~ a The McCAulsv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
CHASE LINER TO
ARREST CRIMINAL
Passengers on Majestic Are
Given Thrill, When Ar
rest Is Made.

NEW YORK. June 17.-(By A
PD-Justice. a police boat, the
worlds largest steamship. a cali
fornian sought for grand larceny
and two policemen figured today in
an episode that provided a thrill for
the hundreds OF tourists on the out
ward bound Majestic.
Five minutes before noon. a mes
sage from ID e Newell. sheriff OF
Bakersfield county. Calf. requesting
the arrest of William Cheeseborough
or TAFT. Calf on a grand larceny
charge arrived az local police head
quarters. Cheeseborough the mes
sage said. was sailing on the Ma
iestic Two policemen hoped into
the headquarters auto. reached the
q testic just before her sailing time
OOn. and started a search for their
man
The Majestic steamed out to sea.
Cheeseborough could not be found.
The policemen told the captain; the
captain wirelessed police headquar-
ters and "a police boat was dispatch
ed 20 catch the liner.
As the Majestic reached Scotland
light outside of Sandy Hook. Cheese
borough was found chatting with
another passenger. Ehe police boat.
far in the rear. sigualied and the
liner reduced sreed
Cheese borough and the policemen
climbed down a rope ladder 10 the
police boat and the Majestic steam
ed on.