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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
MARKED RECOVERY MADE DURING YEAR
 IN BASIC INDUSTRY
Birmingham Product Ranges From S15 Per Ton in May to $28.50 in October.
 Base Now at $23

Typical of the recovery of basic industries in Alabama in 1922, pig iron production has increased 84 per cent over the 1921 production.
 The 1922 production of Alabama furnaces (omitting the charcoal iron production) will be 2,190,00o tons, compared with 1,190,000 tons in 1921. The increase is 100000 tons, or 84 per cent.
 The 1922 production marks no high records, not being up to that of several past years, but it has in- creased steadily month by month during the year and is greater in the closing month than in any of the preceding ones.
 Low 1921 Production
 The 1921 production was the small est in a decade. The iron and steel trades struck bottom rock in July. 1921, when record low production was marked up, the Alabama production going to 66,oo0 tons, which Is less than third of the present produc- tion. The gradual ascent began in August, 1921, and has been continu- ous since. The rail and coal strikes set 1t back temporarily, but 1t has rebounded since that time.
 Birmingham iron touched low point of s15 in May and June and following the car shortage which es- tablished premium .on iron that could be delivered it touched as high as s2S50 in October. The buyers, however, rallied forces at that time and succeeded in reducing the base to the present one of $23. Large con sumers have bought heavy tonnages at as low as s22 and even at s21. but the $23 base seems now established.
 Big Operations Insured
 The present production is the greatest of the year and the S50,000 tons booked by Alabama furnaces for 1923 delivery insure steady opera tions on large scale during the first quarter at least. and there Is every promise of as steady demapd for iron in the second quarter.
 The monthly stages of the recovery since July, 1921. may be traced through the monthly records of Ala bama production for 1929 and 1921. as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
ANCIENT ABUSES ARE
 DISCLOSED IN AUSTRIA

VIENNA. Dec. 23.--Some curious abuses, survivals of ancient as we'll as modern outgrowths, have been disclosed in the parliamentary de- bates on the reform bills. These measures are designed to fulfill the conditions on which the League of Nations Is 10 undertake to find Austrian foreign credits.
 For instance, 1t is asserted that some 10000 institutions, both religi- ous and secular, as well as many in- dividuals enjoy salt doles, that Is, free salt from the government mo- nopoiy. These are of very ancient origin and bear curious titles, such as the Salt of Grace the Must Salt the Salt of Aims" the Salt of Gods Healing" and so on.
 Then it has been disclosed that great numbers of free doles of wood or other fuel exist, also dating back to oden days of the monarchy.
 The Minister of War confessed that obvious economies could reduce the army cost by 2l billion crowns a year without material reduction of personnel. The debates showed a superfluous number of officers in the army. In the Tyrol for instance there are nearl ytwo officers to each soldier. counting sergesnts as of ficers.
 The most serious disclosure, how ever, was the overmanned railway administration. pr. Odehnal. the rail way minister. admitting there were 1924 employees for every kilometer, or five-eigths of a mile.
 A modern scandal was also reveal ed when 1t became known that the director general of the government map and lithographing buteau. who is also owner or director in six other similar establishments private ly owned, had closed down his shops and was doing private work in the government establishment, with gov ernment labor, and paying nothing in return.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
NEGRO DO M ESTICS ENJ0YING CHRISTMAS

Negro domestic labor has assuredly taken time out for Christmas. Off cials of the municipal employment bureau reported Saturday that for more than week it has been prac- ticalIy impossible to get any of them to do "a lick of work" even in odd jobs of chopping wood or doing minor chores about the house. Approxi- mately 100 applications for negro help of this kind are gathering dust on the files of the bureau, and will probably remain there, officials say. until the festive season Is over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
Unique Christmas Plans For Boys Of Industrial School

program includes Aesop's Fables and Foolish Mothers.'
 Music for the occasion will be fur nished by the Lyric theatre orches- tra under the direction of Prof. c. N. Miles.
 Following the presentation of the acts, short talks will be made to the boys by several of the players, after which they will be entertained at dinner. The band will play for their dinner guests.
 Col D. M. Weakley superintendent of the school, announced Saturday that practically everything has been completed for the presentation of the show and that every boy is antici- pating wonderful time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY


 Petitions in bankruptcy filed dur ing the past week were as follows
 Green Hardwick, Birmingham. La- bilities, s220; assets, none. Kenneth c. Charlton, attorney.
 Gilehrist-T -Tarrant Drug company, Birmingham. Liabilities, $26,763.S0. assets. stock of goods ss,5oo, furni- ture and fixtures $4,000. London. Yancey. & Brewer, attorneys.
 J. W. Kelly, Birmingham. Liabili- ties, s230; assets, wages due by Louisville and Nashville railroad. s6o, claimed as exempt. w. E. Howard, attorney.
 H. R. Evans. Longview, Ala Lia- bilities. $165: assets, wages due by Louisville and Nashville railroad $69, wearing apparel $50, claimed as ex- empt. George D. Finley, attorney.
 A. T. McCauley, Birmingham. Lia- bilities, sl29; assets. wearing apparel $50, wages due by Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company, s49.S0, ford attorney.
 k Tom Lewis. Birmingham. Liablli- ties s57: assets, wages due by Att lanta. Birmingham and Atlantic. $25, claimed as exempt. A. A. Rosenthal, attorney.
 Ruben Bradley, Birmingham. La- bilities, $40: assets, none. R. D. Coffman, attorney.
 William w. Carr. West End. Lia- bilities, $463: assets, homestead in Ensley s2.o00. claimed as exempt; wages due by Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company s11, wear ing apparel $50. H. NJ. Abercrombie. attorney.
 H. c. White, Birmingham. Liabil- ities, $2,454 25; assets, wages due by J. S. Arnold, s20.s5. D. J. Hummer. attorney
 Frank safadino, Bessemer Liabili- ties s3.560.S2: assets, lots and 10, in block 315 in Bessemer. $2.000, claimed as exempt; merchandise $6l, s55. one wagon $25. Matthews & Matthews, attorneys.
 George Silver. Birmingham. Lia- bilities, s4.a72; assets, merchandise s20. Ford $50, tools $40, claimed as exempt. S. J. Stiggens, attorney.
 w. I. Nox, Ensley. Liabilities. $225 or; assets, wearing apparel $40. S. R. Hartley, attorney
 Isonnie l.. J. Brumbeloe. Tarrant City. Liabilities, $392: assets, watch s5. two beds $2o. one gun $10. wages due by Louisville and Nashville rail- road $20. John c. Arnold, attorney.
 F.. Gam. Bessemer. Liabilities, s201.35; assets. wages due by T. c. I. Co, $11.40. claimed as exempt. Mat thews & Matthews. attorneys
 Oscar Hutto. Bessemer. Liabilities. $326: assets. wages due by T. c. l.. CO. $S5, claimed as exempt
 ]. c. Mehaffey, Birmingham, Lia- bilities, $45i.4l; assets. none.
 Ed Sayles. Ensley. < Liabilities, $12l 50; assets wearing apparel $50, watch $l5. wages due by American Railway Express company $65. Par rish & Patrick, attorneys.
 A. A. Tatham, Birmingham. Liabil- 3ities. s2S4.20: assets. none. CIR. Rob- inson, attorney.
 F. A. Lee, Birmingham. Liabilities. s3So. assets, none. Arlie Barber. at torney.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
FORMOSA HAS BIG RICE CROP, BUT NONE TO BUY

OSAKA. Japan. Dec 2s.-Formosa has 4,4s0.600 koku of rice to sell and thus far no buyers. Last year the island shipped 1.020.oo0 koku to Ja- pan but this year. with a record crop in Formosa and Japan. there is an over-supply. Later estimates of Japan's crop make it from 500. 1000 to 1.00o.000 koku less than originally estimated.f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

Totals ...,......2 2. .l30. 229 i,190, 323 December. 1920, total Is estimated, but the estimate is based On practi- cal certainty of product.
 Prior Productions
 Alabama iron production in the years named has been as follows Nineteen twenty one, 1.190.oo0 tons 1920, 2.392,000 tons: 1919, 2.13o,o00 tons; 1918. 2.5s7.ooo tons; 1917, 2,953,- 900 tons { the banner production) i; 1916, 2762,O0o tons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

Natives of Durango. Mexico. gather their entire coffee supply from the wild coffee bushes which grow on the hill slopss In the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

Nobody on earth ever has seen the other side of the moon, as that sati-. lite always keeps the same face turned toward us
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

Benjamin Franklin never went to the trouble of writing down an ac- count of his famous electrical ex- pertinent with the key and the kite.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
ICE MAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY FROM KITCHEN

$ Willie Jones, negro, was arrested on charge of grand larceny Saturday afternoon by Detectives w. K. Me- Adory and W. r. Lee on charge of having stolen s7.6o from Lethea Watkins, negress.
 The woman alleges that Jones' who is an ice delivery man, took the money from the pocket of her ccat, which was hanging in the kitchen, when he delivered ice Saturday morn ing. Detective McAdory stated that the money was found pinned in the cuff of Jones trousers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

Dickson Eesders Can No
Longer Dosbt the Eu-
dence.

This Dlckse0 ci.lsen testified
lony ago.
Told NJ quick rslisi--oi updcaes'
I'd bensEt.
The facts are Dos confirmed.
shch testimony 10 enmplsts The
evidences conc rsive
II iosms convincing ptod OF
merit.
Joseph Locke, IT,, Jswslsf, Char
lofts 81. says: II suhsred from .
lame bacl asa my kidneys sess
ssss. I used Dosn's kidney Pill.
and .b.y gave me great relief. J
hilhly recommend Doan's, F" Af.es
.svsn years. Mr. Locke said: i
bad 4 bad spell Of kinney trouble
and Dosn's Kidney Pills cured me.
The cure has been permanent, and
an plsssed TO show my bigh re-
gard Tor Dosn's Kidney PillS By sa.
dorsirs them ssaio
Price 6Dc, at al dealers. Don
simply ash Tor q kidney remedy
&c, Doan's Kidney Pills--the SAINT
that Mr.. Locke had Fo-.er'Mil'
burn Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. n Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

John CLARK and vile speot last
sunday with Mr. and Ar. Elmer
Pe~ler
W. A. Willis leh Sunday lot
Detroit, Mich
An ice cr~an suppss will be given
on Plumbers Greek 1t the mouth Of
Bird Hollow ueas Sasurds, night.
whey Maniey spen, Sunday with
NJ. and Mr.. kpps villa
Misc Lala Baker. al Nss,ville. 10
visiting Mt. and Mr.. Will Rains
Harry Rains spent SATURDAY and
Sunday On Tunblios Cresk.
Rev. wse, al Nashville, will
preach ., Oak Grove Senfay. July
9th.
Beeton Rsis. open, Sunday With
Klnss peeler
The iniAn, al M. and Mrs Henry
DsueeAn sas buried Suucy after
noon in the family graveyard "a
Psoey,
Mr.. and Mn. A. r. Smith 81
Dickson spen, Sunday With TN
|la,.es's psreois. Mr. apd Mrs. Z u
Fielder.
Aiss Josie Bradford d Nashv,l|s
i. waiting Ms and Nm. Hosls Smith
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Notice Of Insolvency.

To the creditors d J. " Nc
I.aurhlin. deceased, BY order OF shs
CLERK Il the county court Of Dicksoo
county. Tennessee, notice 10 here
by given TO sli persons having
elaine against lhe estate VI W
MeLsrshhn, sr,. deceased, /" .p'
o. n sad Ale the same with the
clerk oi the county court Of sa'd
county. authenticated in the man
n.r prescribed BY Law, on OF before
Oct /. f933.
The Insolvency oi said estate
having been suggested. any claim.
no. Aled "a OF before said date vii
be forever barred both 10 lac and
equity. This June n. 1879
j. W. McLAucHlIs. IN
Admr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Civil War History
BY Mr. G. n. Clark
Article n

We lsh Chattaaooaga Of 10 D
m and arrived ai Knoxville nsxt
dsy at noon. We rode On lriesht
trains ~hich we're .slow In those
dsys Nsxt day ws weai To Hay.
nss7ilk and remained there until
the 18th then started ssain. sf-
irving Ut Bristol the same dsy
|Tas lsne S~ss<~s fsnssssss' and
|vuginis passes through Bristol.
|masips part nj the ,e.s In fsness-
see and part in ynsinia. The 18th
y. started sasin At ~ ~. and
arrived Of Lyaebburs on the Jsnss
River the esxt day st p. m. We
began 10 think We sets getting lar
from nams. We marched through
,owu and picked up plenty Ut Inc
tobacco 20 II wss throwe 10 % hem
upper stories OF buildings. We
ca mpsd out near The city until the
Bad VI August then vent 10 sisun
ton. Woodros Wilson wss thse .
hoy. benz 4 I years old sat his
parents lived there Thea OF bad lust
moved elsewhere. The rsason |
speak Of Maodrow Wilson, 10 elm
oily this. | regard him 10 be tho
creates, living man. and be iyrs
elose 10 the God oil Heaven. We
sent from s,sunton 10 Millsbosoush
and remained until the 9th then
left the railroad and marched out
6v. mile. and esmped on What they
called Ce~iick River near school
house. Next day Ne wsat to Warm
Spsinss, a resort -ios many people
In poor health The next day Ne
TN arehed oil DAY and csmped on
| what they called Back river. Neat
day we marched oil day and camp.
ed At huntersyiIle 10 Pocs hon,ss
county. q place the boys usvsr Tor
sn,,.. W. ssmped 10 the bottom
near ID. little village. and the rain
and mud made !, dis.sfrssbls snd d
some ii the boys we're stricken With
lever and sen, to the Warm Springs,
some Of whom died. Col Savass
| asked Gen. Donnslson's permission
10 move rs up 10 .hs timber on the
mountain side. but General said;
'No' Col. Savage disobryed
orders and moved Us 'cf shich hr
vas court martisled afterwards ha'
| acquitted. ! took rslspse oI
measles and came near passing
90. Good water and timber vsr'
plentiful ! leave out many Incl
ldsn,s and in my nett article silI
lesuy you away from Huntsrsvills,
| c. II. CLARK.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

G.ruads lsekscu. u vi
~
Rrb, Bell 81 al
In the C,uoty Court OF ptesvvf'
county, fsnu@esee.
In thu rscve .,iyed cause, !. sr
resrus irm the bill. whsen "
avn ,e, rat the delsasisnss,
Chester Nell. Fleysd Bell. Loey
Bell and al other uuhsosn heMs
so-d sps4 address ass nat srnss.
sb.,. vvss located. e,ibss sdnisA
m MINORS, ali are ron resiisun @
the a,s,s ot Teucesss<, ~ tbcfr ~
dssss4es are uEhuosn. 70 ihss tee
ordinary process 81 lss csa sns ~
served 90 them. shsy ase fsssnJ
required 70 appear % " nssofs ~
Fne Mcudsy 10 JAY 1919. before
,h- clerk N the Couuiy cosn ~
Sid ccrniv al biz o4ice In Chssiotis.
Ts0aes.ee and naks delsecs y
the bill Gisd against then - sas6
court hv Gsrtsnds Jsckson. u ~
q othesw,se Tho bill will BE- sskss
la eoasssssd and sks casSss ~
seeded ~ish erparss.
III iurskss oe1Sssd BY TN c1ssi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

The following marriage license
we're issurd by County Court Clerk
n Harris, during the month Of
June:
vC Hooper and Viola walker
Geo. d. Tompklns and Emns
Bell Cannon
Jamss H Patrick and 6lenr
Hepkins,
bud william. and Ines ro,t-,
J L. Seymour and Irene Wall
Eldou Y, Holley and STEELE
Baker
vestes Albert and Era Story
COlonKp
VIII Oakley and Estell Simpson
spence Collin and Nartha Tai
ton
Dave Walton and fSuni- Eanlees
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
A Can.

We, the undersigned citis-ns
and voters OF the sixth civil district
hereby solicit q. l. Tsium to
become a candidate Tor magistrate.
subject 10 the Gill 81 the qualified
voter 10 the coming August
slection
W. have known Mr.. Tstum Tor .
number o. ysass and are cutie sure
that none In this section OF the
county 10 better suited lot this pisce
When Al p. beiose he vas always
cool headed and hrm and rightly
mefi,ed the Conscience and friend.
ship Of his fellow magistrates. He
was xfvavS progressive aid sss
ever 90 the alert ios the progress and
upbuiidins q the county and IN
our judgement II would BE- sise
act 10 pu, him back into the court;
| l.. K, Nesbit., + B. Waller, q.
|E Outlaw. Geo W. Tsylos, l.. ID,
| Perry. A, K Berry. ], n. Mallory.
In J. Caldwell. W. N. B-aklsy, J,
| r. Rassu, John Council. v I.
Hatcher. n c. Davis. j ". Bfosn,
LIZ. r. walker. b. X. Turner, II. l.
Miller c, Z. Fersli, varo BsGsets'
II. q Rv,n. II, n. WILEY, n. D.
Luton. j b, Spsisht. J K Neblets,
jF |. Story. J L. Story. : q, San
| ders. ] A. Dickson. X. A Dick
son. r H. Hickerson, Joe Camp
bell. l.. X. RAYMOND, W v. Ray
| mond snu I'd HsyWoaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Tsx.Payers Take Notice.

All taxea tor the rear lv9l. un.
paid Jun. lSS9. become del'n'
su.u,, The to~n 10 badly IN need
VI iuuds to meet ito obligations.
In order 10 pay interest cu the
bonded debt. hull, and repair
streets. keep NJ the sani.ary worn;
and to meet the other obligations
II the .o~n, it IL necessary to col
lee, these taxes, Therefore, ! am
authorised by the Mavo' and board
al alderman. to have published shi'
notice. a.kins oil dellnQnens tai
payers to pay their tszes 81 once
and cave cost,
Your Humble Servant,
J. D. WMy1, Masphal,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
. REPRESENTATIVE

HALL. We are authorised to ansoanee
rs. Hall ~ = candidate SOC Repre-
asaat,vs In the Lover House Of ths
a.si General Assembly, subject To The
Will oi, the democratic vo,ers 10 the
August, iys2. Primary 60
EUBASK-ws are authorised to an
aouncs n. N Eubsnk ~ a candldat
for Representatives N the Lower hou's
oil Me neat General Assembly, sabieci
70 The Ectlon oi the bsmssfstsa. vehsss
in the next August primary,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

this week
Mr. OH. Petty ami iiss Marie
Bo,chht ar. married Lac, sunday
Tn. ~vivs' me ting besins si
Osk. Il oy. ,hla ~tel. wiin Rev,
Mise, Oh Nashville. 10 charge ''
IA Ae peopi. vsir glad, 10 rye, The
GOOD tsinl th.t y, had sunday
nigh, and Monday
>Miss L-na Rain. has returned
home after and extended stay With
Mr.. and Mrs Bill King
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
REGISTER

DICKSON We are authorized TO an
nounce I. 4. Dioksoa - candidate
Tor reelection " the Office OF Register
subject " the vill Of tho Qasl'ird
voters 81 tne Ausuet, ls22. election
FiELDER ere authorized "a an
nouse. J, W. Fielder "A \ candidate
Tor ReSlstss, subisc, 10 the action u
the qualified voters IN the next August
election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
The Same Everywh here

The editor ol Pai.s Akhbsr. a
native newspaper oi Lahore. India,
says: Il have used Chamberlain .
Collie and Diarhoes Remedy many
umrs among my children and ser.
van,s. boz collie and diArrhoeA and
always found IL effective. !"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Announeementn
--~-
STATE SENATOR

HAKE--ws are authorized 10 announce
w. o. Haks ~ a eAadsdass Tor State
Senator from the Tvsrty-shird bsnA.
toslal District, subject 10 The ~ih o.
,ns Gu Allied yotsps al the Democratic
PrimAsy August 4. W.
COLI,IER-We are authorised ~ An.
aousss y. q, Collist ~ : Candidate
for the re-eomiaasson ior The oiiiss Of
state senator from sAe xsid Senatorial
i,is.rse.. composed d counties Of Dick
son, Hamphrsys, Houston. Stewart,
sub ees W action VI the Democratic
primary Aus. .. lss2.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
COUNTY COURT CLERK

HARRls-Ws are authorized 10 an.
nounes Melvin Harris ~ = candidate
for reelection 10 the Office OF Count,
Court Clerk, subject 10 the will d the
qualified vo,sfs al the August, i9l2,
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs, !. W. Stone wiso to
slpsess shsit thanks 10 each and
ever ooe who came 70 their service
beth In illness and death 81 their
dapshtss. Hattie stone Caldwell.
In The hosr d sadoess they highly
aprsrciase such kind bier dship
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

BROwNiNG-We are authorized 10 an
nounee l.. j Hro~nins ~ candidate
for rr-sleotion 10 ths oshes oi Grcnit
Court Cierk, subject 10 The will Of the
aaaliksd voters At tho August. W..
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Non ,resident Notice
In County Court at Charlotte. Tenn
W, J. Adler,
My Green.

May Green.
IN this cause, Il appears TO TOO
CLERK IRON a@davit thu. the DE
iendant May Green 10 = soprtssdeni
al the State and cannot BE- served
with proeess. il 10 ORDERED ihas
said Defendant May Green sppea'
=, The Courthouse in Chaflctie,
Tenn, on % before the Lot Monday
IN Ausus. B.s,, cod slsad. snasss
a, demur 10 tbs bill aled assinst
h.s in THE eso,. o, the came will
BE- taken ics confessed. and ses ios
hesrias ssparts. il 10 further order
I'd thas this notice b. published Tor
ious consecutive weeks, 10 The
Herald. a. required by Law 10 such
catee.
Witness my haad a. once IN
Charlotte. Tennessee THE June i7sS
IVA
N. Harris, Cisst.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

aes ~sthAxx h dse fSf this bve
II smp~x~sAss 10 sstrrs' NM white
shira also tsJaA;xs > plentifsl ~.
eay vi hssisk ssvtas vssAminss vhs~
rxx. sk<e ers sAsil k4s4 = ess-
500 AnS. aAd tue aEiacsa satsns;
sac e1p shoDpsk spsai1h gTSss
s.svss gsass~<D: vtAeens. saA ~
p~pper 10 ssia tks asstS. ~ -
sav. 1 hsaissfM dsw - . 49,
sissa sass.
Dc seo~ Il w MeC~slss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

A Ssirnli1 Medic,ae iar the Liver
and Slomsch.
"Chamberlsins Tablets Tor the
stomach and liver ore splendid
never tire Of telling my friends snd
neighbour ot their 0usllties, writes
Mrs Willism vollmef. EASTWOOD
IN Y. When bilious, cous,lpstru
OF troubled with indigestion, a,vt
them = trial They will Do YOU
good
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
TRUSTEE

HUNT We arv authorised 10 announce
Hayden Hunt ~ = candidate for re-
election " tho Office OF Trustee, sub
leo. 70 the viii OF the qualified voters
q, the August, lS1a. election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

In mentioning the great men oil
the age 1t is wisdom TO place your
husbands name q. the top tie
will BE- ripe for touch
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

Jail life Ia becoming so attractive
In this country |, requires OILY .
sys.sm OF home brew to make II
downright, popular.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
SHERIFF

SruART-Ie are authorised I" an.
nouuce N. q. Stuart ~ = candidate for
sheriff, subjec, 70 the will Of the quail
hed vo.sn Al the August. isas, e''c
ton.
COLEMAN We Afr authorised To- an
pousrs Thomss ]. Cc'e.An ~ acand,.
date for sheriff. ssbiect Ia ,hs s'a Of
th~ qualified vctes. 81 The August,
i0.1 election.
'CREIUHTON-.-we are authorised y
announce I. r Creighton - . eand''
date tot the sskes OF SAs1'n. s,ihiec, 10
The qualified vsters At the eota.as
Angus! eleetsea.
ILL., kERSu wv are authorized y
anucunr- ", II H,ckrrsca ~ = esnd'
date tor Shsssii. subject 10 the sct,or
oil the qualified vaser Al the August
~, eleet,on.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

Don't worry over the monotony
OF this lie. You will and plenty
oi excitement belos,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

There may BE- such a thing az
luck. but u so /, is the oil spring OF
wisdom. energy and perseverance,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

|, Some people And little d'fiicul''
in keeping their promises = fhs,
don't make EN-. =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

n. bee, way TO book 9 husband
/, 10 make him think you dent
want him.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

II love Is tlirh there mast be I
lot Of married people enjoying ex'
celien, tight.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

when price, ase No high 10 suit
ysu, climb up 10, their Level.