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tuesday, February Il, 1922

between . and 9 ocock. P. NJ.
All THAI parcel OF land, situate, lying
ana heine; in Cambridge Election Dis
trirt. Dorchester County, Maryland
On the uo.tneast side OF the ne State
road Ivadimg from the Neck District
to IN bridge, just outside the town
Of Cambridge. which vas formerly the
h me place OF the late Thomas P.
Peters AMI Of the said Sarah Peters,
and upon which tie said Thomas =.
Peters, re.ided at the time OF mis-
oath. containing fifteen acres of land.
more or less, and lying between the
homo properties of Darcy Smoot and
the property that was formerly owned
by Howard Mitchell and is the same
parcel 0: land that was conveyed to
the said Thomas z. Peters by Howard
Mitchell and wife. by deed dated the
3Ist day OF Deem Der. 1910, and re-
corded among the Land Record Books
of said Dorchester County in Libcr w.
/ L. +. NJ. 2, ct folio 773. etc.
/ al OF this land is tiilabls and is
! improved BY nice dwelling contain
ing seven rooms and cellar, also has
ample barns, out buildings and polu
try houses. Good water. There are
several varieties of fruit on the place.
| Possession from day of sale.
Taxes paid to January first, 1922.
| This is an opportunity to secure a
| nice home and fifteen acres of land,
| right at the edge of Cam bridge and on
| Now concrete Ico!. Prospective pur-
/ ohasers should remember that oppor-
/ TURTLES to buy q property so we'll
situated do NOT often occur
TERMS OF SALE:-One fourth cash
! on the day of sale; and the balance in
II months from day OF sale, or upon
final ratification of sale. at the option
OF the purchaser, the credit portion to
bear interest from the day of sale and
to be secured by the interest bearing
bona of the purchaser; vita security
to be approved by said trustee. title
papers at the expense Of the purchas-
er
CALVIN HARRINGTON, Trustee.
RI I20-25 -2T-2I1-3-6-G-10-1$
-24-26-2S-2I4
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COUNTY QUOTA RAISED
FOR WILSON FOUNDATION
Dorchester Easily Raised Its Quota
OF $500 For The Woodrow Wilson
Foundation. Subscriptions AL
Paid In And Amount May Reach
S1SG

Dorchester's quota of $500 for
the Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Fund has been easily raised and it
now seems likely that there will be
an CVersubscTiption of at least $50
as small sums continue to come in
for the fund. No large subscriptions
we're sought but rather it was desir-
ed to let everyone contribute, it be-
ing preferable to raise the quota by
many small contributions rather by
a few large ones, the idea gained in
popularity quickly with the result
that the amount was subscribed and
the cash paid in within very few
days after the announcement was
made.
Hoopers Island was the banner
district Of the county, subscribing
twice as much as its quota, the
amount being sent in with the assur-
ance that as much more could be
raised if it were desired. A COM
plete list of the contributors will be
published in this paper next week.
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NEGRO ON CHECK CHARGE
New Raiment Brings Dorchester
Prisoner Under Suspicion.
Hurlock, Md, Feb. 9.-On infor-


Prisoner Under Suspicion.
Hurlock, Md, Feb. On infor-
nation from J. Keifford Hall Sheriff
Ira y. Wheatley went to the farm of
Mr.. Hall and arrested Charles Owens
colored, on charge of forging two
checks on Mr.. Hall. On Saturday
might Owens went to the store of w.
S. B. Cottman and bought suit of
clothes, shoes, shirt and silk stock
ings, amounting to $17.01. He pre-
scented a check on Mr.. Hall amount
ing to S25 and took $3.50 in change,
it is alleged.
At the store of K. j. Wright, he
bought some working clothes at a
cost of $3.50 and received change of
$19.10 from a $25 check drawn also
On Mr.. Hall, it is alleged. Not know
ing anything about the alleged
forgery, Mr.. Hall went to Federals-
burg on Monday looking for a man
to work on his farm, where he found
Owens and took him home. Sus
picion was first directed to Owens on
account Of his new outfit. Mr.. Hall
called up the stores at Hurloek and
learned about the forged checks and
then called the Sheriff, who went to
Halls place Monday night and took
Owens to the Cambridge Jail.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-10
Flirting

There was q time when flirting was
one of the arts il which young lad
les were sch0oIed by their mothers.
In America. the charm Of the ladies
OF the South mGde them pre- eminent
in the art. One Of them has been il
corporated IN 4 story by Albert Pay
son Terhune. which is Low playing
at the Grand Cnera House. 1t is
called Grand Larceny Beautiful
Claire Windsor is the southern belle
whose natural charm brings on a
matrimonial tragedy.-Adv.
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BUSINESS OPPOnrI MITES

Young man with considerable bust
ness experience would invest any part
OF $4,000 ard services in q proposition
which promises satisfactory returns
Give details in first letter. All replies
Considered strictly confidential. Ad-
dress 49, Banner Office. 2-10-3t
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Garden Cultivators, Hoes, Rakes,
Forks and Seeders. Herbert Hearn
Hardware.-Adv.
Builders Hardware, Lime, Cement,
and Patent Plasters. Herbert Hearn
Hardware.-Adv.
25l-2I6-12t cod B-R
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CALVIN HARRINGTON, Solicitor
Trustee 5 Sale
or HALUABLE--
Real Estate

BY virtue of a decree oT the Circui
Court for Dorchester County. Mary
lani, sitting as Court OF Equity,
passed ia No. 4070 Chancery, wherein
Sa1 oh Peters is the plaintiff and I;ob-
ert Peters and others are the defend
ants, the undersigned as trustee, will
sell by public auction to the highest
bidder, at the Court House door. Cam
bridge, MARYLAND. on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-10
The COOK EDUCATIONAL
BILL BEFORE ASSEMBLY

Measure Known As The Cook Bill
Which Has Been Introduced In
The State Senate B. Senator Nc
IntoSh. Measure Provides For
The Reorganization Of The Pub
lie School System Of The State.
Will Be Published In InstallmentS
In This Paper.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-12-22

CONTINUED on Rage six)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
CHAPTER ri.
rhr Island ou,,n,, Fr, nh,.

! woke next morning with great
thrill of exh,laratlon Perhaps before
the sun went down again should
knuw ihr secret nf the tslaph
The two divisions ~ ogr PARTY.
which were designated by ~. private
~ the Land aud Sen Forces, eeat
their separate ways directly after
breakfast. which We ate IN thu cool
" earliest morning could rvtirr to
the perusal OF the journal which !
had recovered frDm the wrecked sloop
without fear ct Interruption
| resumed my reading with the en-
try OF February 10
This morning. haylns grown very
'irsh q hsh, q @hh'ch ] st plenty
every time | SO ont N thr heat ~
dragging \ line behind. decided 10
stay ashore and hunt pig. set out
scrss~ the has. or the point, nearly
da- south ~ h~reas | hal hs,ea work.
irg along the coast 70 the north ~
the ecN@ reached thsN edge ~ the
cligfs and fn1nd thst on my right hand
the mountain drn~Ned In a sheer
pr,,csratc from hunfrNjN ~ ftce arsdte
the straight into the sea. cyWsia
er~d. and made up MY pilnt that hy
striking hack @Nne aiSiSatv one
might ny a very roGsA ctnh galn the
top az the pvceiplcr, AND 81 swing
around the shoulder OF tho nogptsu
I did not Feel tncltncl to atterups ~
The cliffs at this point offered no
means ~ descent, ard the tew yarss
~ sand which the vsSr'ling ti3r bal
left harr q; their t~rs la now here
II turned 20 ~ hack. ard az TIA, NO
meu' heae. an octtry IN BIC bushes
aud Reniy came tearing cur a, The
b vols ~ tlae young pcFkcr | threw
wv my Eta % fiFv, hul the evnlEttons
Ron'y AMI tac r'- wr-~ ~tsr.ss ,Aas
| eas va ,ihsly ~ hit caa as ,As other
ne NJ ~ course, ristss desperate
'o-'s 70 escape from tho cnj 4Ae-sac
/ wa.rh b. tsaad himself. Ills orly
! No. was n e,s tacS into tae wogfs
,n thr raln. frnty SrIt ats1 tira&ea
of snccvs<f@.Se and ! lesan IL easc
a. watching MY chance .ev . shot.
sUNsseag tho rs caHae esSAiRc
srSjsh; towaei pe--oe v{sas xir,-
feSe, ~ everything Aat the white
saappieg teTror as his Aspsls TaSrr
ny sSrTFtss ! sSrrvs-aai ni~stsi TIE
re shyH between mS kR@eS Be2.y
after Atta wiihssect the sA,>-s q
he rlS. ba, neS Of Tsehh fell
Ia wtns wildly. Into 4 matted aaaSs NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
tcHApTER x,-centlnass.l

-IS
Captain Mmrnus looked Hasre IN AZ
ease than usual.
ibid you think y rcwtn' the whole
way round the dinged chunk q rock r
he inquired.
~C@rtAihly not" said Mr.. Shaw
with an impatient fruwh 50 the
man, In addition 10 bis other unat'
trnetiye qualities. WAS turning into q
shirk Hitherto. with his strength
and feyerish. Il intermittent. energy,
ptus en- shines, uncsnuy sksii with
boats, he had been 0r vaiHt. Ger
tasnly not. We are Eulng To make q
careful survey OF the cliffs. and er.
plore every Likely opening "a thor
ouEhly as possible, 1, wili be SLOW
work and hard As 10 circumnsviga'
inK the island. | see ne pelnt ~ H.
for don't believe the chest can have
been carried any great distance from
the cove" .....,.. - .,.,,
all right" said Captain Mag
nus.
SIR. Tuhhs. who had been whisper.
ing with Aunt Jane aud Miss iiFOwne,
nov with a very mshe 10 order cay
usIn~ss proposed 10 the ladies' that
they take a stroll on the beach This
meant that the tripmylrste we're 80
withdraw for discussion, and amount
ed o. notice that heneetpFth the Cuun'
sells ~ The company would be divided
k;ss.gN as. Asss.tses, ts.Tcl ~ >esstses
vrtgRle or two, said Nc guessed bed
turn IN. Cookies snorss were already
audible between splpshcS Of the waves
on the sands The Scolchnan. tuih-
bari, \ @ns v,a1d |. ranilnnad Ia sitrhy.
the dying ffe. Mr shaw had got out
ls- sf.t,~ ~a.fl asrt sahrastls sssssAa,s mL R4
lie might have been sitting Ia soil
tude on the topmost crag or the
lsiH,,A. 49, remote -.-.ine-d that liapas-
sive presence. Was Il possible that
ever, except Ia the sweet madness Of
q dream. had bern IN hls arms, pill
lowed and cherished there. .hAt he
h. rallied me lhSSia--
ilfiFd my fyeg 10 the kind honest
gaze ~ Cnthh-rt Nanr Il was as
faithful as ,Grusa-A's sra na mere EN-
hnrrusslng 4 great llupuise ~ AZ
frction moved me | Was near put.
ting ON hand % pat his splendid
head. oh. how easy comfortable and
caln would be He with Cuthbert
vnne9 wasn't thiuEing about the
title nnw Gnthhrrt would be quite
worth while FER himself For mo
meut | almost saw With Aunt James
eyes. Fancy trottlns him uai before
the girls stole lnSIdIouSIs into my
mind lic~ much more dazzling than
a plain Scotch Njlor-
turned Ia bitterness and yearnlhg
from the siigAt figure hy the dr.
think In an earlier lifetime
must have been a huntrrss and loved
to pursue tho snmc that fled.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
A Feeling Of Security

xaa aAtnsally feel @-.as~ ~hee yvu
know that the uedlclne ,ca are about TO
take .s absolutely surs aud eSnyans no
harmfui or habit producing drug.
Such medseiue is pr, Kilmsr, swamp
Root, kidney, hves and bladder remsIy
The same standard Of purity. strength
ard ~r-sAcnsa. isS 1.sssz sasrss4s ga sssry
bottle ~ swsmp Rens
" 10 scientifically compounded sreu
vegetable herbs
" "a not a simnlan. and 1. taken in
tea%pspnfal ia.~s
Il Is pot recommended for everything
II IL uatarv's great helrer in relieving
apd esVNVmlpS kidney. hvrr and had
dcr troubles
~ "swsvn' s,gs~-s~et. ~ Tvssty " ~ssA
every bottle OF Dr kllmsr's Swamp.
Rest
II YOU need msd,e,ne. YOU shcald
have tho eeNt tiu safe AZ AL drug sser~s
IN tttttrs ct ywv nsrs medium ami large
However, Il yoa wsh dr' ,a try ths
srsst preparation sea4 ten cents 10 Or.
Miner 4 Go. Rps bsnsoe. y y. for
@mple bottle When vrifrs S~ sure aad
mention tAts pe}cr Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

hand was the mouth Of the cave ,Nu.
where TIE ritrs, MS I have atrTaiv
said. we're too steep for deNscft
Nothing bu, o ay could have crarlcsi
down them ,uryed 10 tse crEgy
face q; the mountain. There. surely.
must be the en,raacs 20 the ave.
For hours clauhered among the
INNS 'risKtns uiarxlr(i ilmsa ana surS-
stroke and found no cav. ! tame
back AZ last. YEARLY, 70 the rave.
There lay the dust u the hrat that
hal known ~ and wild iusa)Se
can}e q nne ~ tear away tie earth
with my hare hAahS, 10 dix aerp.
deep then wlsh listening er wal,
tsr whispered word
2 - rs.t th~ a~@tsG~sss~ fssey frws RE
and moved away To the edge i the
ems Looking DOWN, saw a rsrrw
Sloptng shelf which Dropped frm the
brink 70 distance III tea er velrv
tcv' below. where {, raet q sllSs, PRO
'cctsoa ~ the rcck had wren be-
fore, ~ rourss. hg' Il had carr Il no
significance Tor nv mind NV
stepp%d tloNu upon the ledN an, ~.
lewri u 20 l's ena n the angie X the
rock.
~SaGSly hh'd~n In the snen ms
los doorway lea6ses into tAcHess.
Now. " c'urst a4stI Va p-ieg5~
10 have Scgac hseS TO the Aa, ard Sat
nsatrac~ an3 s0tera and r4,e
t4.st.-94 ! Sas saot Ia ,hn aArSn.ss ~
thar 4nNHowu place. Ra, What ,sd
10 Dc ty~say sitA pru,i4z.s.A- F,sta,aa
bed IRE BY the hand tn weG, }s,sss.
", Rea,v q, ray s~els TIE gessaa ~
yErre.i SHARPLY sna Tor a a1,tle Nag
w. walked ~ AacSuess T1rn IL
,esred sgsin, aad faint sad try,T
lgAt SEEMED TO litter Rs way . ~
thfosgA a web wavss o. the very sfas
VI nssAi. The seer slayTd lgtsse
downward. scst ny Eay ~tc ms
'vt, ard csEs~ n step~--ssntisv I
vas giving alsnc dsS~assns pe;ea<e
III al It's s.Scgasi .n:a gsaSh- .sss@1e
ar stairs VITA either hand ceGis
:oaea the waits All the ShiR tic
sAt grv c'~.~r. Presently. u an
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
SPANISH ., S S4N,15A
DOUBLOONS -: -:

er'sspeFs that covered the grgand b.
aide u1A.
4 got 10 nv feet gaiekly. tirasgsng
the whole snA=s " ylaes ,aa wltA LIS,
Then | SAYS that they hEa covered a
euEinas.y regular little patch Of
ground. oaiiiBed 1T sRtsrsaIx with
small stohes. Az oae end Was q larger
stene,
~'Tbs patch was narrow. about six
feet long Instantly suggestive ~ a
grave. But swift begaad Ra prpesAs
u reason Was the certainty that
flashed into my msna I feis ON my
knees beside the ssnns and pallesi
away the torn yine-twndrlls. | saw
the letters H. H. and oil attealp, at
cross bones rudeiy eur into the sur.
face u the s,on&.
Il closed mY eyes and tried Ia
steady myself thoaght, I am seq
Ing things This II The mere prDiess
giun If the vislcn which has been ia
Jay 4ssiad. sN .lsss4x. ,.%a.. '.es,... -
Il opened my eyes, and 10, the fan
tasy. II fantasy Il we're remained
! atnote With my %, apoa the stone
The stone was solid Il bruised the
hesh And Az ! sa~ the blood run |
screamed aloud hAr mailman. It's
real real, real
~tuder he stone lay the guardian
o, the treasure ~ the Honay Lase~
And his secret was within my grasp.
Il ton't know hbT hong ! crputhcd
ss1as,s. sS-r'r ,sl,> 1si lss4fH y WI $st>sF
amy ha,h@..sh t0per sllh hts drug, |
roused at last 20 hpd Brnly a, my
shoulder thfustins his cu0l nosA
against my fetrrish cheek sup
's-s.~ ise S.}.lH's' uqniwrsta1d ray truers
Ing hip ~, or thnaght I scoruwd him
sor tsefmg oFTs m 'tss raev with shearf z
Yet ah.n ! think ~ shat ewv hist
pig | could swear never 10 taste pork
again.
brought hack to earth and 9n.ty,
| rose and began TO consider my
surroundings Somewhere close q,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
MOTHER! OPEN '...''..'-''' "''-
CHIlD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Yeur little onc will love the "trulty"
taste Of California t'ig syrup even Il
coustipaied. bilious, irritable, feyorish,
or full nf coi'i. A teasRooQful never
falls to cleanse the hsrr aud bowels.
In few hours you eau =es Tor your.
self how thoroughly Il works al the
sour bile, and undigested tr@,i out u
s..s bowels aud you have a well. play
fai child again,
Millions ~ mothers keep California
FIG syrup" handy, They know tea.
spooaful to-day saves u sick child 10.
marrow. Ask Your druggist for seau,
inc california fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies aud children of
all ages printed on bottle Mother
You mnst say tnlifarpia" or you lnay
set aa Imitation tx syrup, Advertise
malt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
IN. Way "a IN. tisar,."

i.alg Island bachelor was show
sDS = srs,rR1i Ss'-a %s~s Y4'FAs over hrs
r=,sts Whrn they reached the sheep
fold The woolly Inmates catching sight
Of their master. capr biratius To the
gate
See how these Innocent creatures
sye me HurryT said the land
hDIdaI
"Lose. bythlng :" chpri>d The city
man They comic g. )uH because
They're hangty and they think
you're going 10 srrd them
: 'kurFt @'rrrflri' IN nr7sf.i, ,gft,mnfs
"when yen have rAt0ed q certain age
Tint passes inr love AmerlruH lie.
rlun WEEKLY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

II woull appear aHseryc. South
efn minister tin, humility. n- sir
TIE q Ia some quarters ~ least. tuvt
hISappcuriuG Our fathers used Ia
prvach humility ~ "a rrspect tar
our snperiorN ruuleutmrut Wtth oar
humhir station a0d 80 fprtd II, Is ha
Ia dnwn nevd tray no feil said ane ot
the odd timrr> 10 aarky IL his ea.
psoy
"'Jcst so. sub. answered. the dsrket
hnt he's shore 10 get Set 10 and
walked ay.r, - Milwaukee sentinel
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
MESSAGE
To TIRED,
SICK FOLKS
s-------------s--
Oent Drag through Lie Hail
III, ...;, SICK, and Mali We'll. ,..,.
Take This Advice.

90 20 your druggist and Rsk am
Tor GUIDES Prpg0-Ma1gAE aud raSs
A. With your Gaeais fqg Fry H .r.Aa.
ard SCR hvw sosy health improves
II you are pale, fired. laes amh'ti"n
and yigof. you EaoN Yourself Nat u
yoa had plenty u red blood thar you
wonid nat feel tired and BALI sex al
this tlnA. 1hv oaIy snrr Foundation OF
permanent health IA good blood.
Gud#'a Fepto NHngsa builds ap schr
blood With form OF Eun tha' sets
into your system quscksy. u Is ~ois-
dsrfai. You VIII like Il aud 4 VIII
make you feel 10 we'll and strong Lifts
will be worth liylng again Try " and
yau viii tiack gS for telling You about
n. Druggists sell Gude's pepio~ slsngaa
In both liquid aud tablet form. Atver.
;;iis-iils-iitt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

f'rrda, Il ngfsIbM u S called IN
10 sv mr onc mNrninE orerHa ryd
sweater. which was raihr grlv
said 80 her. "tTV,i.s j..> rrg sta;
sweater helr11 az u,Hr etS sister,
Stae ssisissmIlN dld rex have 5as van9
"~isrsnA" Ia h~g yts.Ahulary. G S&e
answered, II used 70 heiuuG TO SISTER
hut every ti,ac mammA washes u Il
grows ynpssrr and ymlAGty ua,H neW
Il FITS nae 49, t'hicaee Tribune.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Use Nacher Ratln II relieves NJ once,
AVOID INVITATIONS.
II we have No ageat where ycu live,
write for free sample to w. W
vsehsr. Inc. New Orleans l.A--Ad
vevtisrriens.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Living ifs 1T Isolation ga i'slfHyrH
issana tnrf~ly pfalt fnare than T'v'
miles Aag,h al iissolnl8, q family cop
r,osra 1T two mpn a.S on. a0lnsn
wer~ discovered by The United staiss
eagle boat VI 1. ati,h feteGtrr 70
turned from vlsli anil aH AERIAL sur
sey NJ ,ise island Thsy wrte trying
to start cppre ptanistiDh, The worry
Or. who wns IN. returned - Honolulu
for medical trsnfiarBt The island IN
far putsgae the regular sssshstr l'M'hs
and hiss % wireless ~ eahes regular
Communication with the oi;sSae sofla
--fayara0ra laaegendcsgt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

''retessC~- t'uvtcF Jwhs' combination
h ge.,l RIOS, dGickls rsisasrdp
Seaaens. Marriage. SRI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

ffsefs nseessarSly have llT~jy I'rsEe
trh,ians,"
Yes snwwersd Mis- Cayenne -sv
f,ocialiy fhrse mte wrfie cIFr@lar~ ~
tell ysg fssw sw~t arsd f4rsrfsh The
fTlsftpy.se E@<. ise Ss ("
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

The warm weather that has prevail
al ia landerdale Coanty 40 far thu
wtr1or " givinE the pcople much con
Germ an 20 81 effect upoa thr t@li
wecyt. ~hiehs appeared tos thc .rs
time here lAsl season
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Noah ". Csupor. candidate 'ag upi.
ied states seaa,oy, hy sire has lu.
vi,ed his FELLOW candidates senator
Mckoll"r. Gov Patterson ard Cart
a r Fitfbegh - ., faint rpeAkins a.
Mtkaraie pest Saturday, Feb H. ~
! rlotK.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Mrs Mary n. Chambers w&s lrant
seaA n rcd Ut her sonas M%ar PsAsls
In soaths4st MeSasry Ccuzsy. dss
rhyssrAas rseSs 10 paison
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

i'saer the leadership II Mrs G
Moore Henderson coersy chairman at
Wilson FuRndNoa tuRd subscriptions
are r~ririnS "a frr ,tfat fNnGfGti svAss
iylaE mAnuw These payias repr .
scut al political parties and all watS
~ life
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

A stiIi Of 500 gallon capacity ~ unss-
ual make. and t.o0o gallons 81 hear
sera ZAP; JIed ta .tAe ~ Ids 81 Als,@ NJ /,
deus Ridge by p~shihnion enforcement
agents working out ~ Chattanooga
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

VIII Coleman Vas xhoi and Killed
by Hays Thompscn. a farmer lrslng
near Snddy Tena., ard Thompson ~
In tho Jail NJ Cha'tanooss having sur.
rendered go sheriffs officers
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-30
Next Move up to
Allied Premiere

Washington, Dec. S0.,The next
move in the German reparations prob
len, Is apparently left up to the Allied
nremiers as a result Of disclosures
by Secretary Hughes that the wasn-
inpton administration believed the IN
ternational commission Of fnanclers,
Including the Americans, might well
be called upon to recommend set
|-.lement, according to disclosures MADE
in the speech at New Haven last
night. Mr.. Hughes said the Ameri-
can suggestion was offered as an al
tentative in the event the premiers
failed to agree at the Paris meeting
next Tuesday. He said he hoped fo'
an agreement, and pointed out tina
the falling of such an agreement. en'
world might be facing the use OF iorc
ible means to collect reparations iron
Germany saying this ENDANGERED tn
world peace. He reiterated the warn
ING to the Allies that America wa
!. unfayorable toward the attempte
D forcibIe collection.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bruce Will re-
turn this week from holiday visit 10
relatives at Westminster.
Mrs. Leon Heath (Posey Holhngs-
worthy and children Of Macon, Ca
are the guests Of their parents Mr.
ard Mrs. ]. B. Hollingsworth, on ..
Church street.
Miss Fay Fuller Is spending the
Christmas holidays with frienos IN
Greer.
Mesdames Paul Wilburn, Claude
jolly and Miss Annie Tinsley spent
Friday in Spartanburg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D, D. Tinsley OF White
Stone ire visiting relatives IN the
city.
Mrs. L. B. Woodward and daugh-
tier Valerie, are spending the holidays
with relatives in Aiken. =,
II Mr.. Boyce Littlejohn Of Jonesvilie
was a visitor to Union today.
ri James Powell, of Daytona Beach
E,o ia visiting relatives in Union this
b week.
j. Miss Miriam Jennings will return u
r her school duties at. Charlotte, N. T.
l. after spending the Christmas holiday
Is with Mrs. George H. Oetzel.
,e Misc Mamie Oetzel will return
e. creenville Monday afternoon after
,e weeks, visit to her parents, Mr.. an
z Mrs. G. H. Oetzel.
Lawrence Crocker, Earl crooks
and Marcus White Of santuc were vi
itors in the city today.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Horton ma
returned to their home in Chariot'
,ced accompanied by Miss Aileen Summe
he Police pursue theory that There
md Mccarthy. Brooklyn school giri' W
hia was shot dead while playing with TO
ved NAV have been accidentally. killed
,ile boy a playmate.
Seven arrests made as q result
nersistens laundry fires In Grea
:" New York, which authorities expi
ned by trade jealousies. 90,
mic Hamilton Holt arAcances that SS'
dav 600 has been actually received tow
80 the proposed million-dollar Wood'
w.. Wilson foundation fund -
rs Bishop Alma White, only wol
M. bishop in United States, tells BIZ!
Mi.. lyn church folks that men are
blame for fashions In WON
a.. Clothes and that women's, heaitl
a. sacrificed to mems greed.