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Evening star., 1922-08-03
LESS SBUS|NESS ON
THE CURB MARKET

NEW YORK. August 3.-Automobile
price reductions and further cuts in
gasoline. along with the uncertainty
regarding the rail situation. resulted
in curtailment of activity on the curb
exchange today. Commission houses
did very little and irregularity of
price movements prevailed through
out the greater part of the session.
Standard Oil issues were compare
lively inactive, with the exception
of Standard Oil of Indiana, Anglo
American and International Petro-
leum, and even in these shares trad
ing was smaller than recently, with
price changes confined to narrow linn
it's.
Cities Service Weak.
Cities Service common continued to
be freely offered and got down six
shares were Off good fraction.
Profit taking was in evidence in
Maracaibo.
New England fuel was an excep-
ton, getting up q point in the early
trading. New York Oil opened up a
point and a half and bettered this
gain later.
This company is one that has not
been affected by recent price cuts in
crude oil and Is one Of the largest
producers and distributors OF gas In
Wyoming. The company has con-
tract to furnish Midwest Refining
with 100000 cubic feet of gas per
day and has recently completed
new we'll. flowing 200 barrels Of Oil
daily in the south Casper Creek field
It's property consists Of 400 acres,
with only 95 wells drilled, and there
fore has a large reserve value. Mu-
tual, Simms and Carib Syndicate were
quiet. Other oil shares showed only
small fractional changes.
In Industrial Section.
In the industrial section Inter
Continental Rubber was lower. Phil
lip Morris ruled around Wednesdays
final price and New York Telephone
was fairly active at 107. Radio Is
sues held well and Gillette Safety
Razor was strong and higher. Acme
Coal continued in supply and was
somewhat lower.
Stutz Motor sold between 1s and 10
most of the time. and Hayes Wheel
was down fractionally.
Mining shares were fairly active,
but without particular feature. Bos-
ton and Montana continued the fea-
ture of this department. but price
changes were unimportant.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
CHEAP LINENS MOVING.

Linen importers are doing q rather
brisk business at this time. Buying
is largely confined to all descriptions
Of low end goods, selling at at
tractive prices. and IL q full reflection
Of retailers preparations for the reg
ular bargain sales to be held next
month. Retailers are buying quito
OF crashes and other house.
hold goods that are being put on the
market by importers at comparatively
low prices. There 10 still 4 steady
call for dress linens. but ramie goods
are Tagging and sellers are Offering
these at cut prices in order to make
them move. Damasks are moving ir-
regularly. There Is small demand
for cheap piece goods, but the major
part Of orders calls for pattern cloths.
Most retailers are said 70 h4 AalAye
tne thAip-AuytnUNnEikGBllW
Evening star., 1922-08-03
MESH BAG SALES FAIR.

Mesh bag manufacturers who are
pushing sales are doing
good business, according to a rore.
most manufacturer. Those who are
content to sit back and wait for busi-
ness to come to them are receiving
volume of orders, he
says. salesmen on the road have
turned in an encouraging amount OF
orders 40 far, the bulk Of the busi-
ness being centered on silver mesh
carrying small stocks. and, although sEa
they are purchasing slightly more re
freely, their policy apparently Is to
continue to keep their reserves com
parativsiy small. There have been
suSht reductions in pPces. which
Manufacturers have been compslieo
eooSs an a more even plano with i'm
Dorted d merchandise. The trade is
conddent that business this fall Will
be better than that of last year.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
SUGAR MARKET FIRMER,.

NEW YORK, August 8.-The sugar
market was nrmer early. with prices
at the highest levels recorded this
*. cost and freight. equal to $40
for centrifugal. Tho sales included
$4,000 bags Of Cubas for August ship
ment, at 5:42, and about $500 bags at
$40.
The raw sugar futures market was
more active, and opening prices show
ed advances Of to points on re-
newed buying for outside account. At
this level there was heavy realizing
and hedge selling, and prices eased
to 2 net higher.
Refined sugar was firmer, in SYM
pathy with the advance In raws, and
prices were unchanged to 10 points
ed from 6.s0 to 7.1o. A better inquiry
was reported.
Refined futures nominal.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
fQuotations furnished BY Redmond & Col
BRIGHT TOBACCO SALES.

Triton. Ga. August s.-More than
100000 pounds of bright tobacco.
south Georgia's comparatively new
farm product. was sold yesterday, the
opening day Of the market. The prices
ranged from 2S to IS cents pound,
FithamsASefags around 4e-osntas
Evening star., 1922-08-03
BUSINESS FAILURES DROP.

NEW YORK. August 3.-Business
failures for July totaled I56S. a drop
of SO per cent from the June figures
and AZ per cent from those for the
peak month of January. 1922, Brad
street reports. Although the num-
ber Of failures was 5.6 per cent above
that for July. 1921, the total amount
Of iabilities-S42,145.5 40 per
cent below the total for July last
months of 1922 were $426,317,2s5, a
decrease of 4.3 per cent from the
1921 figures for the similar period.
The number Of failures was 1904,
against 10.54S for the corresponding
months last year.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
TO SHOW SKIRT MAKING.

Among the educational features OF
the retail clothiers' convention ana
exposition in No York from septsm-
bar IL to IL wim be the showing OF
the various processes entering into
makfnr of q mans shirt, Manhattan
shirt Company is planning to have
this exhibit Of shirtmaking as COM
plete g possible, SO that visiting re-
tailers win see all operations, from
cuttinr Of fabrics from given pat
terns up through all staSNo Eaauirsd
faR aninhA6 apnodu0fa
Evening star., 1922-08-03
PARIS BoURsE INACTIVE.

PARIS, August s.-Trading was in
active on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, IS francs IS centimes.
Exchange on London. 54 francs S6
centimes.
confines.
26A centimes.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
GERMANYs SUGAR BETS.

Germany's sugar beet yield this
year will be 100000 tons greater than
last year and may suffice for the
absolute domestic requirements Of
the country, says a federal report.
According to reliable information
from trade sources the yield is estf-
mated at 100000 tons. Lack of but
ter and other fats 10 held responsible
for the increased family consumption
Of sugar noticed during the last year
or so. There is a marked increase in
the sugar consumption by Industries
devoted to chocolate and artificial
honey.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

fouotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Coz
s.,l,ne checks-dollar values at noon today:
Evening star., 1922-08-03
CUT IN GASOLINE PRICE.

NEW YORK, August S.-Standard
Oil Company Of New jersey today an
a reduction of cents q gal
lon in the price Of gasoline.
Evening star., 1922-08-03

A new issue of 100000 Central
Indiana Power per cent collateral
gold notes have been offered at -
and interest to yislA about I.3s nSr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
xHllneAI cluaoM W
cIRisr Dfclns suupAY

W vwh tN sxters ~ sv~F~ees
en- assna mvstaasea 10 aMsed our
revival essna.rs nest sandss We
are .efy ios.aesis 10 securing y. b
assttpac II Hendettsn rsan, TO
do ths pr%sehlns. aud A. J, vst~ss
to lad lhv song sssgtes
Bro. Hstisrpsn h 4 sseat eseA1h'
ss---ss,ws hss doas much hs h.m
10 hasiowIns usea him No stmsss
|mrehlsss vciev, 81 sAesedsaxsy
ph~s stns psrtnpaii,y, q ktadly DIE
posiu ~at . rood astai~d smAs
';ha ~sli wtc ,,s cay tagsh~s~ II
s,a hear him ooe. Ssa Gill 40,
wsni 10 ra,rs Q s~<ma1 so be sare
10 q ~ tho ~~ss erst s~~lce
Bro "rteao 10 .b- teacher q. soeal
music 10 thv Freed MtdtmAs Col,
legs ant IL t0s II TIE h-r soAe d.
So .aas ~ he had W. waai every
ons = TIA ia ~. -'o~sx Al The
@fgisss sill ht CLAIM aud single
foIia a~sg ihr aist I sttFise N The
kss kststs~n, unss t9ms snd
hiring sees irtrnd, shh ,sn
Y ? Ns,.on. M,nsrtes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

|ths msftsr That's shy" ws handle
pothiag bat seuboh Meats, sou
nust also kn.w how 70 handle
eest ii bot weather fhs,s sire
ss asds our husile N, ,......,....
Lat bat not least you must
kne~ your customers wsnss, and
.ry each ,ire 10 srnd them Just
shat thsy van, and 10 say that
wiIl appreciate Jour Efforts 10 please
th.m That's ohy ~s take he
same eA.s IN Seeding ioa ioe
s.sss ~ @- 10 - ssodiEg ,oa -
soalt II voa don't believe 10 >
[tJy us. .
We ATE getting s.h from ,h
Aisslasirpt ,tset ,sice srek--sI.
peCt 10 tsyr tsrtn st sii ,'sari
Ae.ls .bippei daIly--se-t. pJrs.
lamb ant e'erythiog the packer
produce
Ne are aotnx ,o run tsh ~ a
sselAl i3f si.mi.y and eel vou
large sIioed cat esh ior IS pei
LounA. Also haze scserst othe.
,siad u eSn ard ffogs -'..''.
You're 'os the Ctaa,aucas rnt
ousins - --Llnn's Asai Market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

" isespit. THE exceeding wirm
uvsth.t, ia,stea IN oil ssviess 1T
the church soatisuss - ~sps~eially
tvun s,andpciaf ~ attendance Y IN
r,.rs d.psr,m-a, the a,,sodsses 10
sutiiyias
Services ss~ s1neusced r.. ntx.
Sunday - toiisss susdsv scAsoi
a, . as, nossins uosship Al II .,
IN - susiast. "rhs wast al As
'ES~nselisc Y. r.. \. C..k. ~ S.<s,
.s@nins s.sm9p n. ,H-suhirc,
vrh. Written Hsus frssst.
ms<tfns h h~id am Wednesday evru.
ssr VI tA. g +.,.7'.''''' ''.''. .'''''
Ths ususi sosdk.l stlccme !. es.
tended Ill 10 attend any % oil a
these services
kea, sunday ~ill he the !ss,
~fvises 10 he local church conduct.
I'd b TIM psstM until ak@ he ~.
,urns from hM vscstion Ne erst u
August
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
10 the Democratic Sst.rs
Uf Dickson County

In snnouuc,ns Tor ,.e Democratic
no nina,ion for Representative o.
Dickson County, | deem /, proper
- state policies l .Eaifparsue ard
the ptinsipl,s Tor which | shall stand
II elected
nel,evs that a people srs the
est governed shs' are the leas'
governed. and that cnly such lsws
3ts criminal nature should be in
.xis,eues AZ are n~S.crsssry sot ,ht
ereser,a.,on of the lives, liberty
peace ard prosperity q! the people.
|ln wh;ch tnelude such 4. to feau
hate public service cospcsstseos and
p,syenl the existence oi trusts which
hsm an economical stand poios are
monorcl,s,ic IN their nature
hrlievs tha, our State 10 now
undertaking To- perform iunctloni
,hs, rightly belong to the people
and that department apon depart
! alent aud bureau us,s bureau hsi
| ceen es,ahllahed, Ass after lss
| passed, unit! sove,m-n: A. We no"
Inave /. is m lors1 pro,ettM hu
a regulation AID 4 burden tar ssyons
| the sepe NJ nrecessisy and oo' Q
isr~pinf wllh ths r~at desire ts sh'
citisen.
| l balisv- tha, the lohbi-u ths
,nl.., the Csp,so! are r-spnn-'hi
Tor a grvs, number Al the lass ~
oaw have ard still II elerted trv b.
| !.siss.,iv- act 10 remove them Iron
,hs Csp,'al
/ | sill inieAyor TO have psss.d Al
act preventing any ntneer q 10
ypner.l A..-nkls iran cr-sssn
eutesu. and departments and ~
c.p,,ne iabs IL the sas1e dsrsr'
menta,
II | viii rc,- 10 abolish the Stat
lax repss,ment aud tas, toe 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

br Gxst ~ before II. creation The
lsnds ei the State are being made
TO bear mure than theii Jas. burden
of the taxes and ,h. lsE,ioaaaf has
no further voice a. 10 h. osr ahslIA,
oo' has b. ths ecpaslaoits 10 vols
tor ,aos. who assets bis tsxes ]
RI gGt ,akins ths road tsr cs of real
estate and putting !, 90 gssoIins
i!avo, the r.peal al the State
gam Tax. The State lair 3, Eash'
VILE ha. ia 2rAs. received arpfo-
priatioIs troI the stat. through the
LesislAiurr--i xo'ed assAnst this
appropriate "a in 1912 iW this IN.
s,ituticn r. not o~ped b. the State
and tb< Stat, has no interest 10 it
Essry p%.soc gaming .dW,i,sncs 10
CHARGED ~ -sdpission II Ia sepost.
I'd thsi those connected sith the
msnaseren, Of tbis institution hays
ereasl, wo~crred. r., land u ths
State should 90, be tassd TO msin
| tstn II,
lhrM the rspsai oi the .sx
X ned for the University Of fsro'
-s.e, shiea tax /. over $3.50 0Jo d
and thisk 'ns proper way to main
tain IL shouid b. by appropriations
| II, ssrisr, 10 msiatssn IL In IA
lps@44ot nr lowered siA;os IN o.ne
v1ds ito senv,hes sh"7ld BE- ~
duc~d tn the bounds ut f-sson ses
ecooomv Ih. ~bole scnsrns oI
In. .ehpol Laws should he r-vised
l'-ithou, the aid n me echeoI lohb!
sad = husin-1 man placed Al t.
head ci the Arsncirp end d th
s.htxl .6s,+. in thu state
l. TS sIrrorr,ahou ics the Norms
schools reduced and il sbca|d b
provided b, law shs. na co1ot
sp-ri over q certain prors's n n
-hcoi iao5. io' hiah .ehool ] BE-
ilsv- 4 s.wn Eocths term 10 lon
enough i~ 'bs rural schools, hu
sna~ he t.aehsft saoa.d be pai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
KclIllS or rnis
WEEK MUCH EaJalED

Monday evening at pskmont
sutitosiusn o join, recital vas given
by the yoics snd Piano pupils OF
Mrs Edith Badge Sail and three
'eunsmbtrs oi the School Of krprss
sicu directed b M... DoeAis sbipp
Wssms Mas ksthsrina brown =
J taios In The Exe.sssiah School. 40.
psarsd as q rsa ief Hf moaoiogas
fhs Bids Christmas Carol. IRON
the pan oi Kate Doaglas Wigs!ns
was srti.ticslls rendered. rsasctins
much c,edi, apoa h.rssii aad hn
ins.fueIess. Misses Is clemsns
and 2 .ossu, PatIefson ~rrs The p,har
members lp sppsst, shsy forming
enafac.sis Ios q clever comedy sti'
Mrs. esfs program sas diyessard
In voice and plano numbsfs. The
- stag apassrlng Mts~ Sal a.
" tsss, Misses Margaret aouoS.
Dorothy Mecresry Ora Niots "ena
Hover, Emma Lssthsr. Mamie
L.sch Ih.lma aoi. Mary Dons
s.u aud Mr John Lsa,hsrs The
r,oHsm vas a sell balanced one,
and each rumbst ~ss ,end.rs1 10 a
mos, at.iqie msnnsr TO br heartily
ui,vsd b, all pfsssnt
. !. On Tues lay evening =, the hish
School auuii rum the School ~
Expression pssssat.d som7 oi ns
msmbess In hssh ,elsas, .cam sdG sklis1
hss.,,as Mit.ss Elonle Patterson.
n, Cismsut Anne II ,ssst, RMs
Hsnis kathenoe ,RtoSn aud Doris
tssmsa ~ characters Spscial
vocal numbers ssfr arvru ty NJ.
l. Cl,de sell Mas Anna Hol!e5
and Msssrs Hshsm Rebs!ssan- sad
MAJ Cowan In Quattst,s. the same
benz much enjoyed along ~itn the
-~Ss,essSal .sasta II sse asaxeasi, :,
Aside from the program. Mrs
w Wesir,s presented dipioufst 10 Miss
Cspsn, snd Mise Hoover Tor &C
auis,ns certain standards In tbs Ar,
al slocution Mrs Weems also
presented a medal 10 Mlss Patterson
;or bsr years record Tor pune uaiss,
and noss perfect Lessons
roilosing tbs presentation. Mrs
Pit, Henslee. president Of Parent
Teachers Association OF Dickson,
and delegate 70 tbs Social Workers
Convention which met at ChattA
nooaa recently asvs . report OF th'
Com vention. which vas quite inter
sstlpa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

orv~, Friendly Enemies. ptes~n,
ing a Ess fnr exist: fhu drama
N in ..clsss siib "Hp,hins But, IN,
Truth = presented bar. lsst y-sr,
1, rs.s 10 Advertise. etc and
fsifly hu6Slss over with lsusha II
usll b. the attractive feature ot.r.As
night program. b-g,nniDs ss > t~lls
The ai~rucoa's S-csrsm sncludss Q
lec,ur. By Ed~in " unanss, ou
Vwu,.hips ,hs Home Bsaaiiiul .
Tss.dsy msrls the CLOSING day oI
the Chsutsuxua, and 10 featured By
q big musicsl attraction. Sole Ma
utnhs Band, a superb novelty f
|, ,ssnii.,ion II .pis,~d Central Amer
can players Trey appear IN con,
cert In The afternoon preceding the
lecture, "Wha, DO You Think When
You Ihipt'' hy Pa,tison Kline
and their grand concert al night vii
be a hi,inR conclusion 10 one Of ths
bes, ChsutauQua programs evsI
offered In this community
ln connection with the Chap,au
cna. a Ca,idrens . Hour ~ill cv coo
duaisd -eaGh, matpins. a. caEahls
duectrsss and STORY teller being ir
csMse.
No, too l,te 10 tec are eeasor
lt,ekst.-ssy oos I the suarsntors
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Lions Bsnquet-d at Bon Aqua

III. Dickson Lions Club. With
their wives sui friend. as especial
sus.,.. entertained eith an elabotstr
.hanau, a Bon Aau, spr.nss We'd
nssdas evening folio@ins the
bsno,st a, ths hotel in informal
.4aass Vas laaJI al the pavilion, this
being a apn.lai eaio, able feature o'
thr evening Nurse BOT both the
b.auu.t and dance was furnishes
b, ,hs Volunteer Fige sn ntcbssua
hon thu rnigrr-l,y of Tennessee
The Lions Club sss largely rep.
'fesantea. and ~xch and everyone st.
.seiias sspost ths social even. ~
mos, dslishtiul and much enjoyed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

Tbs Redpa,h Chsu,suqus open
ed lie annual tise DAY ensss-mtn'
~ UGhspp. ,sis ,sits,no9n al thfss
% clock s,.h a grand concert by Me-
ths Her En9lani NAH Qaarts,, a
large apW,cistiv- audience being
pseNrs.. ,s&p large tens.sssfSss~isa'
10 los s,.d un 0shmon, campus
Tonight Thursday the principal
feature will he the ,t-ai lecture ol
Lewis A Ccnvie on Unde, the
Paw. u the Russ,sa Bear = A
prslud. by the New England Qusr
ie, will rrecsde the lecture
Second day, p,oHsms includes
tn. Chllirsns Hour Al 10 IN. a
afsnd concert IN the afternoon by
the Alexander ltio. and . lecture
The Indispensable Tools o. De
moeracy The Trio also appears
in conc-r, preceding the iectWs
saturday--ihird day the Z.deleI
Symphonic Quintet features thc
program, sppe airing In The afternoon
IN grand concert and again at night
Also the nights program includes a
lecture bv Granville Jones on "rhs
Creed 81 America. - =
Tn. iourth day Monday etipss tc
Oick.ou feature tha, alone Il
y ~ot,h tbs price II a season ticks,
thAl marking comedy drama sue
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
See VIM Fanu when Man Sees Red at the MaMey Friday Saturday

more than u prvs@ea,
4 .nstcsm ssSl hook lss shcaA
be psesed and .lr eoessn, chsse.
IN t4xs hooas asuAisd. mann roM
psrsens an aeabIe 10 eay ssw
eesaAs cash issm Isaa tlxs .sAildsee
are prevented kon s,tsadhs scao4nl,
woskvd tx the ssven mSnth
tern ln rasal sshuo's m isie AMI
4 sl<e,sa will eaatincs 10 sost bot
iAsss Assssrmsns.
10 r~s3sa - fssas ] an In iavM
|a saod saada. ! introduced and
rssssd ,h. Act sos Dita~su Saaa,i
under which The Memphis 10 bs.stss
Higksay and all county rosds as*
%. es.as bnl,. ths aei xmsnied
In 100 saa.si = Aaad .ssss q
|1.N m 20 shich toeds wsfs
salhasised BY ths act aud made
maaadsioss % the coanty court. ]
% 60, t.vH the lssuanst o! kcnds
lof say putpotes a, tbts titss, scA
ell yo,s IL, 90 bocd l~oss fos
az, county. ~ STATE purposes Va
|ie.s Ici. 10 vote al the peopls
Tie .xG@asiiias.~ Il .he S.,'s
Highssy Dsp.r,nsa; III sSlares
aud srpsns.s A.. easa,aus ati
should be hxrd ey 10. lsss' ,s''a,9
sums. the su,3Hot'te a.ti h,a d
be spsat IN the eoy-sae. ~hsis
.ollecssf amt h. ihsa@ ,p,u' -
alone ~'ihou, s,s'r lut~t~r"n ss
The department, should hy 'etn-h',
|4nve.:ikartd and the p5tsonetl
changed aud rts xcsi ~,'lrs~ IiIp,lsd
10 seeei ring federal aid slon-
/ sill vote 10 t~pssi the Iln,oh
Rsttt!6u asst st' srrfrssr~ 70 if'@s-t
500 County ss the oost oi booths
etc. 10 sn,ife'y TOO gFeAt I viii
oppose any attempt to vote bonus
to u. .mb~rs o. ,h. l~s,slssesr. This
II did 10 1919 and ~ill Oppose any
sppfopsistio bill containing sny
bonus. and Gill vote assinst any
bill stt.m ptrd 10 he psss-d Va cr~sls
4 poslsibn tn s5ms ksbd % Ut fhs
|lasislsiar., aos slll sllc~ s9v
ussless aAgsl 70 r.m.,a IN chtre
4 by my vote | can remove HIN
I win vote 10 f%pesi The ' eset
rsI i~vs aud vote ssssss, snS d
ki6ired nature being placed upon
| The statue books, ! btaeve IN these
lazes beiss collected IN VI. svuaI
count,ss of the state hy fhs cours ,
officials.
have no ~, local lac o. laws
to enact bu, wiil smeni the rosi
Is~ N he county 81 ~ 10 give 10
the road commission the night &
As III. smoun, required ~ r'm
p-nsat,on l0 not ~sa,nl the os'ss
~il. suppoi, thu '.solou N
adopted by tb. Democratic kisca
tive Com r,i.,-+ oi D,cts,n Count,
.ud svppor tb. noW,nees y m
psr,s In the regular .leo.,on AZ
have don, In the past
In 1918 wb.o ! candidate ! ~
psee~ed mys.li s,,b ~atos., espd,,
10 To. voters A thss county ssf
csii attention 10 the t@c, that svrs,
| Q edge | made | ossNsd nT. this
sti' ssaiu DO II elected.
fIpp~ctiuliy,
4 n Hall
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Your ri.nds

Can hry anything YOU mas ave
them, except your photograph
MAKE ,he appointment Tor setting
70 day
"Whpsr there hrsn,r. We lske
T. ,here there mons, ~a make II.
Cook Studio
rsop. AS Dickson. Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

rhc Nsytoa Athletic Association
~i,l hpld ,h~u apbaal picnle Al
<tsv,oa M ssiudsy. July tst A
prov,.m that ~,ll vn,~stsin hoth
nd aud voons elite ls b..us p~
rstd I, " ~ ~ ksfvr~d shh
two ~ three hss.',s'l ssm.s bs,~ssn
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

The psws !. hete, tn hes, II
cig~r On the ms'ks, II ia homf
psodac. msds Nv the Ms''@Aou
Cigar Company IN Dkksoh When
ou van, . good 5- sn,t. hvy
The Parry th.~hs helr'ns a
home entsrpw,ss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

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Circulars hav. beer printed ifom
thi. Once announcing ,h. 18th Au.
uu.l ptcnic oi slsydsn Lodge ! o
OF. TO be held Al slydsn July
s,h Extensive prepsr.t,ous are
heinz made 70 give the public biz
d,y Of entertainment. II z Bailey
= W Boar- J n eo~er and
Dudley Sanders are tho commi,,r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

pcARpEps WASrsD-- 4rals
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4, 90 p-t dAv Clean beds and
p,eu,y I Ers. tlssf Tool Shxs
Rcs,rs.ua .Hnass> Gsilread street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
lunn SAYS

Business 10 getting better and TO
bs successful in The meat husiness
you must kave the beet theFs 10 on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
q Fos Sale

C..h Register good ssnsw VIII
,ass one third lees than = nss one
coz, Further particulars address.
Boz 4 sylvia. Tenn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Paris sends these Frocks

These lovely frocks are direct imports
from Paris. Beautiful crepes most taste
fully embroidered and beaded, they are
the very smartest things yet shown. Heau.
tiful pastel shades.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

gross production taxes since he came
into office in 1918.
Can it be possible that any person
will say in the next years campaign
that this delinquent money should
have been collected in the era OF
Howards statehouse residence?
The 1S,000,000 item is nothing to be
sneered at; it is one of the funds with
which Carter was able to proclaim
statewide last year that u $1,000 900
surplus existed and therefore the
need Of a state tax levy was non
existent
II anyone suggested TO Howard
now, however. that he was at any
time favorable TO the oil fraternity he
would bring forward, doubtless a firm
denial and cite his every act during
his authorship which puts him on the
side Of the great body of the people.
"As member OF the state board of
equalization, didn't l vote to raise the
assessment of the Prairie Pipe Line
company" he might say.
| suppose he might say it, for in
his own pronouncements now. he is
declaring his desire to help the poor
people out Of their dilemma, and GER
tainly no man can evince this desire,
and stiIl be a candidate favoring a
special interest.
His Chief Claim 10 Power. Speaking
Ability.
Howards chief claim to political
power OF any kind is an ability to get
on the stump and make n speech that
is pretty good. as political campaign
speeches go. It is not in any man
ner certain that his persuasion, how
ever, has firmly fixed the influence
OF any of the more powerful political
organizations in his favor.
His short term in congress--two
years before the landslide-gave him
little opportunity to spread himself,
even If he had had the great poten-
tialities that are needed to spread
very much in Washington.
There are 10 people who rather like
him personally to one who believes he
has great powers OF generalship. II
will be interesting TO see just how
far a good handshake and hearty
greeting win carry this man in year
when politics is parlous.