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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-11

- II was 1 A. M. Two weeks to Christmas. A cold, Decmeber wind sweeps up south State street-dawn has not yet broke
 F. stopped. wavering men, young and old, some indeed very old, slip out of railways and cheap lodging houses, and line up before Mas place, "'N1 1other's Restaurant'' it's called now. Pa" Greenstein "opens up.'
 Ma" as rosy checked and smiling and chubby as old St. Nick himself, js there, waiting for those poor buns.
 It is not presents that these men Svant-its food. They get it free, and no questions asked.
 Free breakfast from now until Christmas, with Ma" doing the ser win! and Christmas Day-from ? to P. M, the whole family of buns are welcome to the grand spread at which thereu be turkey and cran- berry sauce, an 'vrything."
 out of a job", you can read 1t in their faces-down, all but out! No ;one left but Ma ''Where," I ask
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-11
Cloves and Mittens
to keep little fingers free from the pinch
 of .TacI< Frost

to keep little fingers free from the pinch
 of Jack Frost Mttens fleece lined in gray brown suede and tan brown kid, plain with fur trim. Sizes to ', $1.OO, $1.25 and $159 contrasting stitching on the backs Sizes to 7,
 $175 Cape Gloves, unined, full pique stitching Complete range of sizes, $20O Scout Gloves with fared cuffs, some with fringe trim Radio Gauntlets, fleece lined fingers and fared cuffs
 $1. .O0, 125 and $15O Woolen Gloves and Mittens, Oxfords Heather mix lures, browns and dark grays, 89 cts
 floor The Read Diaries Christmas Novelties Handy Desk Companion at the Notion Stock Calendar
 Work Baskets vaxious 'S S 4a1onbona styles, numbers, Work Boxes, A oally tloly' Tape Measures, Cash and expense
 count Thmbes Scissors. IoptuduOh ol lo"HliiS Fancy Wax and Emery, Personal and family
 record Glove and Handkerchief, With much valuable in Boxes, formation sundry cb;,5, e.. subjects, ~ SoS m o+r eoob in a box 50 cts. On he
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-11
PLAYING SANTA TO 1000 HODGES,
 ys'MA" GREENSTEIN'S CHRISTMAS JOY

Chicago, Dec. 11.-G N. SD-n was a queer place to find Santa Claus down in Hoboville, among the buns, among the men of lost identity. r' In what used to be a barrel house, a stones throw from the once fam ous Hfnky Dink's where they sold the biggest beers in the world for a rnickIe-that w'h ere she was.
 "Ma,' GreenStein!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-11
Sheets and Pillow Cases

All hemstitched in the "Anchor Brand'' Sheets in size S1 99 inches, $235 each Pillow Cases AZ X 381A inches, $1.40 pair 45 X 3812 inches $1.50 pair Pillow Gases, embroidered, 45 3o1a inches,
 $275 a pair Hemstitched Pillow Gases finished with three small tucks. Size AZ 36 inches $1.75 pair Size 45 36 inches $2.0O pair These are all nicely boxed for gift giving
 Third floor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Miss Walkers Part,.

Ms Erues,.us Walker .nttt,sln
sd sith csrd-, twclve u The san0 se'
se... ,luliu@ .he LAii..mas s.ssoa,
iot Mr. Claude Martin 3 Wei w n
Naehv'lt
Ch'l.tma YEAS SER us-d psa
,ustiy IA ths decorations 4 lhs
Walker nome, .
~ Massc x'4e furatsssest 'Tras. ...Fs ~sT,
IN, gf'rrr3on Carte were n,srsi
n, threp tables. Nlas Asygsre!
Moua~ u,.s,ag highest score.
nellctcas rr!,eahmsnt. stfe aetvei
hy the hostsss, assisted hy Mas
ladesa Adcoy
Thosa rnIny,ng III. sirrnoon
we're. Misses Mamie Leech, Dom.
Freeman. Anns.Wslker Dolly t,unn
Margaret Morrow, Floss,e p4,'s'san
Lula Adco. Ruth McCsul, lmosrps
OTiphapr .nd VIZ, Claude Martin,
TAKEN up-RaA hrin1l, male
yrsrl,us shout - months old, crop
~ r,sh, and ossf hsp crop N left
ssr Owner can nayf sstnr 'iy pay
lns tnr his upse-p and this notice
" y Moore, D,rkson n. |
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
" Gems Myatt

rnr people II Turkey Creek aud
.Ras,y were -ptprIsed Chti.inss Day
~hrn VI 2 An, Wr-u- and Mia
Ruby Myatt .tol. a march aud we're
married al the homs oi Squire !
Y Wiley. Who performed the cere.
mony
Those present vera the m-mbe's
II the Wiley family, J, ID Murphy
al CaGln Ttem, h,o,br u ,br
groom,
The Wedding supper WAS served
at lbs homs Of the grooms sister,
Mrs. J D Murphy. Mier whieh the
young men and women nt thr
AaA.li.h...l a..l e....-.i
out a very brilliant sereusde.
The bride Is the daughter oi
Billfe Mystt Of Turkey Creek. and
the groom IL TIE -on oi Mr aud
Mrs. I q Wsems oi Dickson
", JON with their mspv inends
IN wishing them bugh, and
prosperous future
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
MEETING TO Be HELD

Al a msstias II the Board u
Uitte oi the Cham her OF Con
mere. tuesday afternoon :ns oues-
itaa II establishing = tobacco ware
hous. 10 Dlct.un ws- taken Up
After some discussion it sa- decide 1
to have a called meeting on Iur.
dsy night d nsIt week at 78
clecs 10 the K u Z and Masonic
nall. st which time Ill tue members
oi the Chamber oi Commefc. aud
any other citizens ot The county
who are interested IN seeing tobsc
co market established IN DicEtca.
are urged to he pr~sSnt
,,ghe es!sgi n -h.s easslEas KIN,
formulate plans t1r The estaSiis'inx Z
~ . tJh leeo s.t.h ,a.~ aui II
get busy on same at once s- b. i.
reported aaile = number 0f iafmrr.
10 this ssctlon oi the county are
contemplating planting a Tobacco
crop th,s ysaf. provided mNke.
10 established h.r and ~ the um
fos preparing plant beds ~ nov At
hand. som. dsanst- decision .hpu 4
b. reached al onos. 40. frmsmber
nett Tuesday night aud he pre-enl
at this meeting
On motion oi n Gribrfnan, :
member II the arrangement con
mittrs Tor ths banquet beii tt-l
Thursday night vote " thanks
wss extended the ladies' ~h0 render
oil tnrit valuable srvtre. in decor L
ing the banquet hall tUd others.r
assisting 10 making II graod
success. Also thu members nl the
asoh.strs bar the 'Aa,elsss sad
beautiful music rendered
The Chamber Of Commerce nos
hss . membership Of s. a. report.
ed by the chairman u the membsr.
ship drive \ Gslb.tman, ch III
man oi the Reds' leads With 81
and John Leather, eta SrmAn OF the
olues reported s An siiort is
bsang made 10 reach the 2l0 mark
~ ths Hsut regular meeting night
ii the Chamber which 10 Monday.
in -.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

mistlsioe, holly AID chsistmas
eslis- Asrshe sa~sss arrived shey
we're ash-d 10 write a rv~oloaen Ia
pretty snnd- painted oook Th,
guesss then enioyed . d.lishuaI
game a eadse. three tables play
.as. Mica samnys Bryan made
hisAsst score and sas s,vva ,hs
booh oi resolutions !or the prtss
The resolutions wes~ then oil read
bv Miss Bryan
Alter the game. q delicious ice
soarss. which "a. carried 20, In
the Christmas ,dra III lhr color.
schewe u red aud Sr~en. uas served
fhs guests included Mlss+. ksry
and l.asasns Rs,n.,i M..<=-.as
6oyte. All,ae FsatrV%s Aaym,
Bryant. Mary Doasssn. Mar, and
samuye Btvar. sarah Payne Mar,
,A.seS,st W.sei,, A<lsxzaes,.s, seq!
kst- NJ kGry " ''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
o To the McC Friday and Saturday Nights and See Good Feature Picture

Rath Hooper. o! this place and
Ai.s Hsa,st herls, oi Nashville. a.
hnie's maid ~tiie the gfO0uiAs
brother. aiAsr L.mplsy, sni dts
tlrnd AGSAon, Appleton. both oi
Kingston >prox- attended the
s'uou zoe bride ~a- attractive
in q -1lt IT navy blus. and carrie
ptak fu.~s
Following the ceremony, the
party Ill ~ ,rst beck To Mr..
Lsmpiry'- as~ hom- al Kingston
>ptlag.. whsfe .iX-o clock dinnei
asaitsd then. ant ~heTe Mr. add
VI. Earnest Lampl.y ~ill reside
The bni- j. the daughter oi Mrs,
Edith I.nrsgn. aud Tor seyeraI
months Las "Id position ~
.t.ho2 . u ~ .bs Methodist
rubu-Aipl upuse Ia Nashville
fe- sfeae - 1 -oa-. u Nj, sasl
Sss,, .2tis5t.A - ~, =,4 Se. 5snisssssess.s "a
with ~, 'sy, business at Kingston
-u'ina
Corn .stss Of the season sr.
rXtsuItt me newly weis'' for 4
lons .Gutr ~ 0i bsppinyss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
J. Elo INSPECT
COUNTY POOa HOUSE

The Ccuasy Ceuri met 10 e.sulst
quarterly session a, Charlotte lee.
Moadsy. Ahss hearing tas fesaias
ot the various reports. etc. The
l-~clsl hasiness sa ta1.a sp
noas which was autt, usis,ae the
thool board b. .ssus warrant. iof
eA-0n with ~hlrh 10 eoaiinas .Aa
Hlsk School. ~ the coaaty
The Highway Cemmissiea has
so,d the remaining Asln0 a ...A
eopds aud Che souri tstised some
b, q vote ~ rs to 1,
Coun,y surveyor. Jones. trndrred
.tsts 'ssessssss..e ssa x, ,l,s 4yyss
II Camh.,lsud Furnace ws. elected.
The court si,oarnsd tu meet
again an ntn, Anais,, Jan s,h ss
D clock io The purpo.e ii making
= ,rip 81 inspection To the coanIy
Poor House laag. Wrems stated
10 the touft That the foM Hnusr
snd conny tATm /. one .. Oar
heaviest items II exp~nse and Stat,
ed. 'rhs, duuns the tire. years
eAsi. Jsa l. ,lais 10 D~e 81. it3i
ltrte has bern pad oui " tho
County rrrasury u. sem u
C,s<s 20 From ID, hes, iutsma.
ton ohtainshl- there i. asoa, an
aysssea a"!3 ,ans$~% ss .k~ Eamn.
|H Yarn II this average 70 correct
there has been paid 90, OF the
Treasury an esrsnsr II as 10 per
month iof each pauper tbs, has
been Kept This [. 10 addition to
al oi N. s~~easc~s "a Lbs l4.a ss
nothing hss been cold n the farm.
everything raised has been consum.
Il BIZ iks -inmAisa-, 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
presbytesian Church Notes.

The Christmas spirit prevailed 10
al bssnohs. u the church, and ,h.
New Year approached witnessing a
msrt~d increased sst~pdsncs In
the SUNDAY School The supsrin.
tspden, aud forces are striving 10
mske led a hsnns, year
The pas,es was - at pSa. lac;
sabbath, but he wiil he With he
congregation her. pext sunday. All
services are scheduled Al the nsusl
l4nns The sahlis sill f~c~,s. =
eArdisl welcum. puh Difsctet
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Bridge Party.

Mlss Marguerite Bovte Vas host.s'
OF a bridge party Tuesday afternoon
q, h+s home on Eaa COLLEGE stree,
Miss Alline fenIvss making high
sc.- Ah-s . delightful afternoon
q dainty salad course vas served
Those present sers: Missee Kate
McMury. Mary Allen. Mary and
i.asAiue Barnett. Allins Fensrese
Sarah Payne Mary and sammys
Bryan. Mary Nichols. Wrean and
Gleen HOPKINS Mayms Bryan,
Des. Moran. Elisabeth Matthews,
Mary Donesan. Mary WALKER
Virginia and Marguerite Boyte,
Meaiaues H. Weave, aud CEareacs
Walker.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

A wedding u iuttr,at ta their
many hieaas, which m-,srti ,ar
slosins of the aolidsY ars ca. ws-
that oi Miss Hsssl Jami.on. II this
placs, and M, Ernest I,mpIry. ct
Kias-,oa sprins., whirt ~ ao'em.
nissd in Nashville 'as. saturday
~ 'hith nt1h 'fh~' r-swfn ;uy ttfk
place in Centennial Park 'e- Rov
Parker. of Murs~ssoora afvi.,ius
The brides attendant. esfa Mas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
CHAMBER Or coNnERcf
|. BANQUET Bie SUCCESS

tss kstins ehmax 10 the holiday
festivities In Oiessol. wss the
slsAsa.s baraasi xsssa ~ Gtsv.
=i.as Hotel Tnaf-day nishI Dse.,
~. under the ssspiess u tbs
Chamber o! Commsfce. which vas
organised here boa. two wesis
ago.
A spsit Ut se,-togethet .nd
harmony vac The keyaOts OF the
sell arranged program and waa the
uuv sadi ouiy taougtat vi ,he LOO
who gatasfsd aroaad The iestlss
board, when ineIa.sd business
hsa Vi D,exson and DleSson
! s.,asaltg. ssssas;; rsatsa ',sSst. asssslti /
and several distinguished oui-ot.
town guests.
Ths nsna uas 10 sevsn eoafses.
being Inter mingled wiIn iusp,rine
speeches. toasss, puma. etc. " "
Hste. ehsirDaa OF ihs coonty board
VI education. sss tosssns<iss. aud
seps the guests 10 aigh p,len II
in.uimenl BY the dry sn .ad loviai
nannsfisH displayed as nr presided
|vs~y ,s~ prvapsH rod PR. sussd' the
several spesssts VI the evea,ns.
He opened the program BY spssh.
ina VI tae Chalnoer u Commerce
that had lost fce~etly o.sn organs.
-. .as' 4ssSSssa SHSi rsSoasan t'vt7Sasy.
aud spoke VI lns possibilities the
chamber has tof dsssI0p4ns In .
business aud soc,sl way the re.
sources II our ,own and county.
Tne bI,t rpsaks on the program
sas u Z tseasisy, president III the
beasiey Hardware Co, who spoke
on the subject Lo-t % .uayed-
rns SVHTv u fuT DTcKs0a and
Dickson County 10 the fr,ul"
Following Mf. Beasley vas Col.
Pin Hensiec, prssiden, III the firs,
N s.,onai BsnK OF Dichson. Who
spoke in an interesting way on the
topic, 'Wanted--Unselhsh aud Co.
operative Community Purposs.
At the conclusion d Mr. Hensless
remarks. the toastnaster presented
IL 7 Cnwsn. pfssident oi the h
(T. Cowan Lum her Co. q psominen,
stock raiser and alec psestdeu. Of
| ths Dickson Chamber OF Commerce
His suh%cl was. 'found-Ths
Chamber oi Commerce.
The officers and embsrs OF th.
new organisation. "a we'll as the
invited su-s'a present leli them
selves fortunate, as vel as hcnofed,
tcatsave tvs asstsurusshed vssttovs
IN the program. 10 the persons of
W :, Bssslsy. president of the
Iki~snis Club st Columbia, and
PROD Gus Dyer, bead VI the kcono-
mice Department oi Vanderbilt.
University Mr.. Beasley. subject
~s.. Possibilities Of the ChsmbeF
by lnucspeo.ion." while the key
note ot Professor Dysr's speech vas,
|"Ssrvice.
The special music by the Dickson
orchestra. directed BY Lipe H.nslee.
sas another enjoyable feature o'
the banquet. and aided mu,h ln
the elsbots,enees OF the occasion
From the harmonious spirit de
sunsssSstess sas# aansuTs IS no
doubt lore runner of many great
things that vii he accomplished in
the interest Of D,ekson aud D,ckson
County through the Chamber ni
Commerce.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

DIR n. p. Deassey. who, With his
lsmllv rec-naly moved here from
Krssey, where he had h-ea tAe
Bon AH Coal and lroa Corpoestssn
physician ios three years. has pur-
chased ,hs othc- equipment ~ Dr.
II, { 0uertn and 10 nov osficins
WITH Drs Lowell and Suss in the
BaSes building. d.. Bessley 10 q
eradicate II the univs<r,ty n Louie,
vile ard bas been practising so'
ay~E sco yrsrs. He IL . uemhes d
the Masonic and Oddieilew Ledge.
and ecres highly pconmended
soth u>s eitisea and physicsaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Mrs W. A. Clement viii b,
ls.sses~ tn th- fw~atseaA Century
Literary Club on Tuesis5. Jsnusf,
10, At } o ciock y. %.
TIE srhl~ct this mouth ia 40
piled Education Foilc~ins is ID,
pro ran
Diws,oo oi Edacs,ion -Mrs
" |. POLK.
Dlvs-,on oi Home EeonoDies
--M~ X. P Gtlchriss
Cous~svat,on oi Ns,ursi he
sources Mrs H Weaver.
Talk ca the irfe al xsIs Wha
moe~-hn. J A. Cismset
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
LEGION POST OFF TO
eDoO START For ls11
Hoossy Hsns

MORAY haIlg !
The opening gun, which ~, ths
Lasssn Berry Post u the Anssisar
Legion on lts way ios the NV ieAi
-iS92-vss 6isd Al the Leglos
Hall Wednesday nigh, OF last week,
vhsn quite = aumber oi LsSioaair-s
gathered together in . general soeial
psst-time, The occss,os was AT
ranged especially Tor the sI.sesvies
msa who had becoIe members oI
tns Poet iutins is1i, q tempting
"isej" ami q "smohu" havins
bern provided and same vas par,
taken of lsyishly1 ,,,,, ,@?., .,
IN As,4ss &as iiis,stss'ssss sod ppsss'
able business psosran preceded toe
social hour. A the rnsmbcrshtp el
oil Legioaafres automatically expire
December 3ia, renewals and nsw
nsnesrs we're called ior. and :
soodiy uambsr responded With theil
lH12 daes--mose than q ss0cienl
numeer 10 hold the Post in tact this
year. Anothe, stsp taken tina, i.
already proving = great boom tc
Fske 'LSeisu Berry Post, wEs ths' in-
Iaogu:s:.oa u . membership drive
which 10 nov 10 foil bias, From
the lS3l membership received W
90 and Including that night, lwo
[rsplsiaa> >.sfe ,,ekctst 10, !ssa See
a,tsck and the membership divi,
det into ,wo eompsnys. one 10 BE-
known sss Company OF ARTILLERY
and the other a Company Of inian.
Try Lynn Msek vas elected "a
captain The Big 1ans." ~Ail. W.
Rossell Robinson sad his corporal,
and privstrs wiil represent the In.
|ianny The. membsnhip drirs u
TO end Wednesday night January
i.th-the neI. regular meeting oI
the Post-and the Company dyins
the white DAG oi truce on lhs, night
is TO pay a forfeit oi throwing a
banquet to the winners. the came
to be givea a, Legion Hall on the
arst Wednesday night Ia February
La the drawing oi the mem bsrship
to compose tae two detachments.
ska h,,Ila-,r 80 ~ .a~uit,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Turkey I)inner

Mr.. and Mra J. ". Mclaughlin
gave Turkey dinner SUNDAY
Dec, Is ioi their holiday guests
The Chnstnn idea prevailed In the
decoration. A color motii al r.<!
and green prevailing Tn. guest.
we're: Mr.. aud Mrs.. John Ms'thews,
oi Wiach~-,es, Mr.. snd Nj. Jsrk
Mclaughlin and .op. Jsck Jt. u
Lyle: M. sad Mrs = 7 Bi.n,on
and Leroy kirod n Piae~ood and
h,ile Mi~ Margaret Joe Ei.od
] nry .wssr .assasi4d an +n.~sts.a.av
by their daughter Vi. Winnie
Big show at the McEsulSy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Mias Rsinhsth Matthew delight
iully entrssaiaed last Saturday
sissrnoon sso.. 3ss0 to 300 o'cloch
ai tAe hone oi bes pArsnss. M. sad
Mn. j. n Mathew. With q K.S
feN's Dsias. esrty. The hoas
~ss beautifully &eccsaied Vii.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
saAvs,A

The remains nl W. A. Collier
aged 81 YEAR wef, brough, here
IRON Erin. December 81 aud wet.
con nveyed W the Collier graveyard
al Charlotte ias lntsrmeni.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Ihe. wo,k. m4xes.D aa aAee4s st
the Church II tl,r4.t t--S2s 10 n,hls
study lss, sunday W. want TO
make i, three hundred D, this tips
u.I, year snd ~ csn DO Il u .-
sli have a mind 10 work Do your
best 90 be present and 10 interest
otbsrp 10 attend Nothing ares.s,
than studying aud l,vins the bible
trsrhtna
Brother and sister Bradley Hr@
leaving %. IN q short tim. Tor ,hsu
uvw heit W iahdr W. ne VIII preach
fov u. sunday morning and suodsy
night let ~ s,va MIN tsfsr
snf appt~cist,vp audience
x z Watson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Being unable TO get any information
from q H q ~ TO the maneuver,nS
Of said Com panies. vs are unable
to state Just Who arv leading 10 ad'
vance or ~ 10 the prisoner" al
ready taken captive by each OUTFIT,
| but We will puhlish same just -
soon as The dope 10 rel-ssed just
~ aoon ~ . mAa - captured, hs
becomes friendly enemy and
gets rish, into the 6sh, Much in.
,er--t 10 being manifested 90 both
sides. and that the Lucisn Berry
Pos, vill be Represented this year
~,,h al least one. hundred IL service
men. 10 the opinion of those Who
have the insid- dope on the work
ing. d the membership drivs
liz the business session Wednea-
day night, s,sps wese siso taken
ihs, will no doubt have come bear
ING on . euest,oa that viIl BE- ol
mutual benefit to the FL service
men Ous prSpose of the Legion
is 10 serve and help each othss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Marshall Z Jr. the t-o-y..r old
soa ot Mr. and Mis-. n 4 Andw.
soa, died Al their home herr Dsccm
Der - The little remains xerr
laid 10 rws, IN Unioa Cemetery last
SATURDAY. tanefai service helms
conducted by Rev J y Hr~giry,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Dorsie K. Buttrey, ss.d ~ y.srs.
died December %, 1871 ., Phoneil
At,s.. where hv hsd gone Two
moo4hs previous Tor hi. hesl,h
His ressins arrived here Dec =,
~ and we're conveyed 10 the home
Uf tis fsIhsf, Y. L BuilU. pear
Charlotte where funeral service cav
conducted by kldsr J A. Pope aud
in.erment toot place 10 the Union
Cemetery
He 10 survived BY his vile. father.
and several brothers and sisters
Mrs. (, =; Baker. sssi S,.y~,s !,
died Deeember S;h. 1871. a, hri
home here on Ricksu Avenue, aiie,
an illness ot several mhnibs dasa
ton.
Funeral service vas held At IL.
Church OF Christ Deeemb.r 9th
conducted by Elder Watson and
the remains yer. land 10 rec, in th,
Weems graveyard ob Pinry
She 10 survived BY her hushsni,
thre. small ehildr-a, mother aus
several brothers and sisters
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

FOR RENT Three up.,s,rs 10 ms
sud sirhsuett See Mira G n,
Wln.tesd N Nsin street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Biz shou al N. McCsni~y
The Washington herald., 1922-03-20
The Alarm Clock.

WYE MOULD not be surprised ii the alarm
wv clock is Just about to ring in the ear OF our
drowsy friend, the Republic OF, China. Rays of sun
light through the Eastern windows OF his chamber
are playing over the face of the gentlemen in blue
shk pajsnas and he is tossing around bit rest
lessiy. He has slept heavily for long time and
when he swakes he will have rather a nasty head
ache. ...-- .-..,
There is an alarm clock right in his bedroom
all ready to ring Herald dispatches from Mukden
seem to indicate This is all msterialized in the
person Of Gen. Chang Tso-Ling, once bandit chief
and now multimiionsire. The general, it is
understood, wants to be President of China. He
had just as soon be Emperor, or King, or Sultan,
or Kaiser or CEar-but President happens TO be the
title used in the Orient just for the gentleman
who runs things That's what Chang Tso-Ling
wants to do-run things.
Now the sforetime bandit, our dispatches ind-
cate, is quite interesting Of person. He has
considerable army to work with and consequently
he doesn't talk much. He acts. When he does talk
he insists that the other gentleman talk cold tur.
key. Mr.. Tso-Ling is described having rather
progressive ideas-so far as armies are concerned
He followed the late world war with interest and
prost and has applied many Of the lessons he
learned in the development Of his army. He has
introduced airplanes, tanks, gas etc. He has
modelled his. fighting force the somewhat un-
pleasant system favored by European and American
military experts-the efficient second lieutenant, top
sergeant, buck private scheme.
1t looks if he. is getting ready to explode
Just like alarm clock-to- return to our first
6gure. And if the slken pajamaed sleeper doesn't
hop out Of bed it looks if Gen. Tso- Ling would
grab HIM by the: hair and pull him 1t has been
the history of most great nations that they have
been started on their road to. greatness by some
gentleman who is selfish hard boiled and
ous but efficient and far-seeing Peter the Great,
Frederick the Great NapoIeon-just to run over
few. familiar names-hsve been Of that type.
Chang .Tso-Ling is making energetic bid for a
place in the list &.
As said before-when the, gentleman in the
silk pajsmas wakes up he is due to have nasty
head and if Chang gets rough it may be unpleasant
But after an it will be better than sleeping for
other century-all'through a day in the progress
OF the world, day that promises to be warm and
sunny. .L-