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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause
!: Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what THOUSANDS Of stomach
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Have you a bad. taste, coated
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Take oneor tuo It hedtime.for quick
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02

81. saas.
0Ls rs = 49,
Mnstner us 49, } $3.50 n ~
me cn4s .aGGstssat M uaaNoeSSs "a
80 80 pt09sA
th&I Gre ~. moor ~ AH0 WS1nes
ne @ VII g anarInnall y ! s.EeHnNcnne11
succsseor g Z AnoW o1s Mol
enor nov q Puolac. - eAnI
= g ~ , mucn.. "a, Anu I venturs a20.
q Ina LII
w ma W. III u 9 iln-
Epresa.ion tnaSs - r0les MefetoIoro
raw ksa,2Ior, aIter ~. $3.50 $3.50 wa
not ,E ~ N IL 4gctt0Is ~. oHns sInnsI. Az
9 f1ls dr9mAtic lp0weE " extra
orolnary lLor = slnSsr, ~ LIS Lnls
Deausy Oi lMl ny 49, 1872 ~ y q u, . .u
tnah wlli MAKE niMs g Tenor
OF tnat famous olo Cnalla-
pm. great ARTIST stnaL me ~, VIII not
carry OH al 2 ano acLlnns
nohors next seasoh re s IHniau1sssA1 sitfre
them with ME-. Jonnson
MI: - onnsoh,s prosIEam WAa = LoI-
mldaDle one. he began vain group
OF TOUR numoefs among Wien Were
sprlShtly FOr cnlo Q
sesuo plu' f1Inil.hn IeasAnl sons, %
la yedessi," n the .Ar1oso
df Loris" from Fedora. the FEDORA
number was OF the most inspiring
OF the entire progra1n. IN II ana ~
ara from Pasl1accl, wnlcn ioIoweo.
Mr.. revealed MS arAniAtlc
Talents IN their rlcnest. Ine faSilacci
aria was substituted LOT the Meistef.
singer aria.
The third group contained some OF
the most difficult numbers IN MS
repertoire He sang nrst faufe,s
ano Hues Le F EassMln
(Chansons de Valet de Occur Tristan
klingsor). lnen, q Wonaer
fully poignant n enecuve hummer.
Angelica by Pizzetti. He closed the
group with strauss Cacelie. These
four nump ers were sung with com.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
It's Nerve
Force from
NuxaI't|;e,d Iron

that helps make STRONG, MAGNET,
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their ever.masterinI presence fell tie
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02

, Indigo Is one of the oldest and most
valuable coloring matters known to
man..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02
N U XATED IRON.

contains the principal Chemical cone
stituent OF active living nerve force In
a form which nos nearly resembles
that in the brain and nerve cells Of man.
1t also contains organic iron like the
iron in our blood and like the iron in
spinach. lentils andsapples. Organic iron
cnriches .thes blood and plenty OF rich
that Nuxated Iron not only feeds what
might be termed artificial nerve force
to the nerve cells. but IT stimulates the
blood to manufactured greatly increased
weak, snervous orEFun-down, get q bottle
Of Nuxated Iron today, and If within
two weeks time yolfd0 not feel that 1t
has increased your nerve force and made
YOU feel better q nds,stronger in every
way, your money Willie refunded. Sold
by all druggists ha5#3SS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02

probes he treads that rose-fragrant
borderland twixt laughter and tears,
stepping now on this! side. now on
that. He must sing with moist eyes
many songs like. Twilight and Some
one Worth While. And. they T tears
that ri beautys own; tears that only
= strain of music can bring.
He is a dramatic tenor of marvellous
power, and his range and equipment
are equal to the most exacting roles
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02
KHAN GIVES MONEY
TO HOSPITAL IN
KANSAS CITY, MO.

Kansas City, Mo-, May s.-Three
men wearing the regalia of the Ku
Klux Khan called on DR.. j. Mclean
hospital mere last night and gave him
an envelope containing $402 which
they said was a token Of the Klan's
appreciation for what the hospital is
doing for the poor in this COM
munity." -
DR.. Moulder accepted the money
for the hospital clinic fund.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02
Grand Forks, Fargo, Gt.f-:
ton, Devils Lake And MI
not Represented o. III,
Program This Morning:
Fine Concert Al Audi
forum Tonight \:

Ionight's May Music Festival
program win be ono OF thesfinest
OF the entire festival. II WIN be
gwen by tho winners or the IA. ,
uonaa contest: Herman Rosen, y
s.oalnis;, and Enrique RIOS, 81.
anlst The artists have .Esfaneed
splendid program Tor their. rs. n
ga appearance. Miase Marie saf.l,
.er Will play Mr. Roeen's ACCOM-
The Program follows: I.
Evening Concert.
Recital by National Winners:
herman tRosen, violinist.
enrique Ros. pianist. z,
Grand Concerto No. 4 in d Minor"
nleuxtemps; ,Andante: A dfa 2 / Q
~nellgloso; Finale Marxiale Mr..
selected-Mr. Ros.
Romance" D'Ambrosio; "Danse
Tslgane," Nachez-Mr. Rosen.
selected-Ar. Ros.
.Nocturne," Op. 81. No. q, Chopin:
Wilhclmj; "Humorosque,'"s Rychlik
"scherzo Parantella," Wieniawski
Mr.. Rosen.
The morning sessions f the North
Dakota Federation Of Music Clubs
which opened its annual convention
here yesterday, vas devoted entirely
to the presentation of, reports and pro-
grams. by four Of the districts Of the
~'ederation. Clubssfrom Grafton, Grand
Sorks, Devils Lake. Minot and Fargo
9 ;ere represented. *
The nomilating committee. Which
Also Will RoPvo m a - n1nrS4~~n 1Arn nfk
tee tomorrow, was, appointed. It con.
sists of: Mrs. NJ. G. Olson, Grand
Fosks; Nrs.eA. Powell, Devils Lake;
Mrs. Jessie Finley Riley. Minpt; Mrs
y. r. Wright, Fargo; Miss KEELING.
on, New Rockford; Mrs.s.G. Mas,
rs, LaMoure; Mrs. William Harrison
dickinson, and Mrs. John Knauf
JAMESTOWN. rgs
Today's program will be featured
h concert tonight Of Enrique RIOS
anist, and Herman Rosen, violinist
nners Of International music contest
cir program will be given at til.
ditorium. -
This aft&Snoon North Dakota artists
cared in a recital at the Firs1
sbyterian church. Those taking
art were: Nils Bosom, Fargo; Knhtt
i:.roysaa, Valley City; Irene Swensol
NiIICltAclO, heHIlaIS, (aES. II. u. t1ar
;ington, Grand Forks; David Della
en-. Fargo; Mrs. E. A. En%gebretson
g Frank Temple and Mrs. F. ID
'aarson, all Of Fargo; G. c. Ring
rig. Jamestown: Mrs. Ell
1T, Mrs. F. M. Cleveland and Mrs
l#, gCavanagh, OF Fargo, 4. ~;
Morning Program.
The Amateur Musical club Of Graf
N, The Thursday Musical club o
rand Forks, and Sigma Alpha lot,
;>rority, represented by MI chapte
{ Grand Forks, and omicron chapte
s Fargo. and the Fargo Musical club
ave lne representations at the sbien
NAL convention ofsthe North sDakot,
Federation OF Music clubs, It was dis
covered atssthe session this mnrnins
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-02
NORTH DAKOTA ARTISTS GIVE
PROGRAMS AT FEDERATION OF
MUSIC CLUBS MEETING T TODAY

~ 06kCNA tWV1ltVOGb tW0EC k8NoHW eHLkISXys
by mefibersssof these organizations, i
Miss Myrtle; Wood, pianist, and Mrs.
Lynn Wflliarr1s, soprano, Of the: Graft
tpnsclnb gav6stwo interesting numbers.
Miss Wood pfayedfChopin's "Fantasie
ImpromptM;" and she also, played the,
accomplishment to- Mrs. williams;
singing sSof II Love and the World Is
Mine b Manney, and I'm june" by
deKoven.. Il a S
From MI chapter were ave young
musIcians, who gaveean artistic secs.
ton Of tie proErann: Miss AAssilgaasasor-
'enson. vfolinistasS with Miss Camilla
Hofto ct the piano, playedfthe ssIndtan
Lament by Dvorak,, and Ha1sche's
;.Ff0ngarian Dance Miss LilRhs Sam
9 played the piano aceompaninient
for Miss Mabel Seim, soprano; who
was in excellent voicesforsher singing
Of Take JOY Home and s@sHosama to
Spring" Miss Ethel Evingson,sp pianist,
played BrahfpSs First Rhapsody"
A group Of nine women, Including
AMesdames sRuettell.s Mckenzie Na&,
Paul Griffith, Rickaby, Armstrong,
iNB3uckingham,s.Lo rhEnen and Bridston.
from the. !Thursday Musical clubSgave
q. nne rendition of SIN Shringtiine,''
by Mabel Daniels. ,
Mrs. u. NeisonsKeily5Sgaye q sketch
nortina a. = 4 So rssSs N =. Aihar+o
Eishar R,,asta,I snnltxxn &c No. threa
songs sfrorn Ss.sh Ne q
Harrington was atsthefpiano for these
artistic numberas Miss vipna Hansen,
who played two ofePaolo Conte,s cor1-
positions also was Thursday Musical
club representative. Il.
.,,tT' NE. ~, = = ensen ~ 10 10
~ 49, , 80 ~ ~ - e.. =.
sosap. 49, - ~ ~ Nc
e ne ,'e Ghnrir ,a's epa iIada IN q mInnr1y
Miss Larsen who has a rather unusual
Lyric voice, and whoswas heard here
In the, state contest last year, sang
CARO- Nome" from Pigoletto. n
-Tne.Moon py Caomah.
Mrs. crank Temple VINO appeared on
Mondays program, played her accom-
paniment. IL
Mrs. Walter Reed In a group OF
three 2Grieg songs, skillfully done, ap-
Epeared as a Fargo Music club singer.
Mrs. F. M. Cleveland. at the piano
4 pianist, played GrtAg''s Concerto" op
16 A minor (first. ~fnovement). with
Mrs r. 5Taanter at the second, piano,
Reports of these various organiza-
tions were given by club officials. Mrs.
~. IA. Ppppier, presided.
A splendid mus COL program wa
.given yesterday afternoon by the
winners of the North Dakota contes.
held in connection with the national
I played two MacIoowell numbers: The
4 Fourth Sonata, opus 59,s and 1.-THE
witches Dance. DOYLE watt, Of this
city. sang Handel's "Arm Yes Brave
X Howard Patmore played his accom-
/, paniments. Mrs. Temple closed the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Hoover May Be Chosen to Disarm China


TT RnfRT HOOVER row secre
tary ~ commerce. mas head an
international commission 70 40
arm t9,.Ha China ,oss hss .,l9a lsr an5t
standing army or group ~ armies Ia
any Nation 10 the world The exact
uamher ~ troops Ia no, known even
"a TIT IY1ffsiyar''hT fE'Yf iH' i.f7Fff7.' irr7f
u Is estimated 20 be between 500 40
and 2eD0ooo
Theae spups arr under yaflous "iu
rhums" or provincial military GOV.
sruurS, who either hre utIf nnainHlly
under Posing nr else are IN open Dc
Sarrg OF ihe CHINESE gbyFrhrirnt, G'ire
'turhuuv' levy and collect taxes, '"yce
direct contributions from lhr lnhab.
tthnts, obtain loans fron l1Cat tuuk'
srs virtually az the point og gun
print aud circulate paper money "f
their own maklkg, graft and squeeze
aud wage wars ~ Independent war
iofdg ahiie Peklns looks on In utter
telpieSsness.
Members ~ The Chinese delegation
here adult little can he doae toward
getting china back on her feet untll
these Paper tigers" are destroyed
The most powerful among the "tu
rhuns" do not hesitate To wring funds
FROM the reklng government, when
there Is any moory 90 wiring and
openly dictate 20 the president and bis
cabinet,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
PLAYER FORCED /. 10 PROTEST
london Ladies' So Annoyed Ftanist
That no WAS Compelled " Voice
HE Grievances.

.. ! ss,..A.s.. has lh.s-..s s:s.sk.sA A=- ssss
publication ~ the notice that Mr.,
fnulshnaff. tho Russian pianist now
playing Itev,, has had to paste on his
froU; dear, hegging I.eople In general
and the lndrs In particular. 10 leave
him alone, mir. roaIshnoT." DE M.
tire raDs, 'hess politely 10 infarm
these ladies who derive pleasnrs frum
calling unins'ted on we'll ,knnwn mu.
sirians that be has no @telsi agslffl,
cations whatever. and thar .serp, for
his plsnisils rr. he II the ,anst unin.
,eFesting " men lie will t,v extreme.
~ grateful II be- IN alH~~i To live tho
pesc~tul life ~ bachelor hermit
II seems that he Ia hesiexed by PEG
pie ,nostit yeang ladies not
only want autographs hu, want him
10 play for them. E,ery public msn
~ho has been pea,ered In ,his ~Wy'
aill applaud Mr. i.auiaAassn far Ills
reply III you want Ia hear rae play.
my recisals are always open to yoa"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Eq. AFFAIRS. $50
CAPITAL Getting to Be News Center

" hen alluws nre Ia usade fcs q head.
ANA 5Db newspaper cesiuUns~--tn These
aays al @lsAt-eossnAG n*Sspa2er,-
woald mean a total OF a2ls pages.
about the size VI the sunday edition
Of typical metropolitan newspaper.
Ma longer age than 1912 Washington
vas . sleepy. country village, sosiss'
what Sv~rgrown and spread over q
considerable isSEitoTs. Sow II Ia MOI
only q real city. live and hasiilng.
bat capital comparing faSoraeiy
@sth the greet capitals Of Europe.
jus, now rHs crouu w@ds arr
divided zach hsy among tho news
services, correspondence and leased
wires Ia ~ interest The Washipgiaa
correspondents total is roughly about
5o0o wor,iS day by wire the press
assawiaiions ssni suvthrr s.11sse. svF
rhrrs are i've u these oggHnlEs lions.
carving 900 30 1900 words sarh.
TIT " lss N.d w!c~ services updJabled'
Is Snd hl6ft iran TN frU wGTss tsYfy,
mAklr tnial ~ ststU0 words ,sis
grapHrd from Washington daily.
Mall ~rylre Is probably rqually
heavy. aud writer's FOR magazines aud
uihrr periodicals Sho 10 not deal 10
I've news probably carry >ome looen
words daily.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
GOOD TINE 70 BE NEUTRAL
.i~f' ~ >"''" r. ~rs was r, .,
Domestic Disarmament Conference az
GsSslien, Thsne 10 AVOID. ~
- Matter Of Principle

IT'S ntssr'at @'iai sf'saarsSt IL ~ .
domestic sQusbbis hrVaS',, the ,~u
aasfaferS 20 q hair rfNan Inside the
l.asa.,, llatt sa4sa lAs'aE = asl..
pitched "a \ ivu~ that was almost =
ect~am
"iop drop that ci.sir. sou hruier'
she deinRndct tn shriil treble voice.
charged with etae,icn.
'Jllsa ~. ,gs ~, ..as;. ~ l4ax ,.x- p. e
csme back rs,,A. a. more sahdued
masculine tone
Their" was ne miStakiI,g the nature
II The si,ercatien
lets 80 step n suggested one a
the wRNfareu.
Nothing doinE said his coaanan
loa. "lvr got too much sense 10 e.,
milesi NJ Va me ~ these domestic dis.
srtns r,eet contereuers. - ogths Com.
aanIun
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Bill to Prohibit Blocs in Congress

entity are more dangerous 10 the coan
try than combination In restrain, u
trade >f'e "',' st.'..'% - ''.'' 's'
III we are 10 have an agricultural
bloc why no, a manufacturers bloc. .
Consumers hloc. sn;. numerous geo
graphical blocsl" Mr.. Ansorgv asked.
Then leg station with not follow plat.
form pledges. but will he the result Of
ditkerlns and combinations between
sart,as hlces II will he Z case NJ
you vote FOR this and wen vote for
that and ! shudder TO think what will
happen to- cur representative form OF
democracy"
On The ether hand, Senator Cspp~s
said The other DAY In the srnaIe,
among ether things.
'aerr Mr. President, Ia the trus
vrasoa why We have group II nen
~ ,-'.,aEFess s.aes lna.sa ssaslspl,sAa Ia Ys.
bios cur rntirr business structure
rests upru the lsrd The farmer no,
only fvris us and clethrs US. but Is as
yiass W., hes, cnstogaer. without
hHa che ~ lr0ads would largutsh. the
steel industry perish Upless the
farmer. sse,'' 'te farm 'ree'istry rrv'syseY
no other industry ear. Tbs a the task
these representatives and senator.
fran I'M agricultural states te.i they
have yat uut gor them"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Romance of the Red Cross Building

TN ArRit.. 1861 when i'rvxs,en, LIN.
cSsa tSSueA hts cal far tA.nN yd-
Hnieers. t~S ypnus men. francs
Narlew and iam"S A. sefymser 80
iS,led "a the cnNincec cprtss % The
T>c,Th Nt0 Setk 4, Aft,r;am Stg
srapt gsasla@ VAS badly wounded End
Ills vt5e member VI tire sanitary
Nsnn S~lNp FL mhScb the American
Ee3 tr,ss is uta Descendant Went
te ta' tatte frN't tha, She mSSN, b.
d, bss SIDE 10 HarSt tla a. tic;!ys
tatS sevSysat BARLOW again was
wnuBfek md thus CiBe MAS tef1 he
hNd a'p3-iryWte ineS A. aasbreas
car uacee!Rs, W sN!ty x wsf,htu, $50,
tries a~ sHt,rrtra In reachtus der
weus-Ae,l asssAAAd avs In rvo,atn 'ar
vita has until ~ reN,yrsd Nihlri
tyue tire selticr Mas uoar,1sd an8
aacc rtatr tNts time II a wasAiast an
Hospital. MIS-, Easiow ap-sea hs,a hack
~ TIE.
tbs brave sat talt0tEi woman dieg
tn 1854, a vlctim ~ typhas sN'"trac 80
In Per untirtuN lahpT> smsws tbs sex
and wstin,s,Ns tgatlnc Dea r. The
heart hrNnAfn hHsrsad she t>p,S,Ni ne
svsSn,ssa spirtt ~ AmerttaE vaucr "
war rrar. Ana shortly hescce hts
tseN,h. In lSsAl Msks ceeerai EsrteS
- rx~saasr~a. e, -tae pcesesass " lis eNEa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
FEED NECESSARY FOR
HENS DURING WINTER
Insects and Green Stnn krs
Plentiful in Summer.
Prsvssaea hauss - hsds 10 ssssss
Wesshsr fsr Arlmsi Feed sas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FER
e.,a. pwd3Sslen N Esak

srvssAr~s W. a.. vsn@s ssas~ nsssFsm~sa
" AarAeaatse~t
Dmrsax the sasnAass ssszssAs sAs sArsnr
eg's noes easaacex sts rs;ien " grab
and Seeds slsh bugs. wssas asa gTesa
staE. and the farrssr ,seea nes ~oery
abeat exg Rtodaesioa II his ya~is have
h~~n wesi cssi~d. No, ~ins~T tr~ssing ~
qairrs that pruytsloa be .assdr 70 sssapay
Tie dshearncy VI aaiaaal fe~i aud sacco-
lehcs. The absence Of these essentials 10
good egg production IS resgseasEsss~ IN
lar.r isgxee fVx the fslllnx ss IN ysfsd
daring eald weafher
AntmaI feed. 90 cahef f~#~is rsch In
pretsin. RAY be- easily supplied 90
sso~t farms. particularly wsrrv SATIN
milk OF aut,ssml,k s available Ihs
Lkinx Of hens foe these dAiSy by-prsd'
ncgs - gtpsd IhClHsioA ~ Ehe ns~i
fos What they contAlh. Meat scrug 10
Gnosher excellent protein freed that
has hecpsu~ standard ia poultry ratioas
CieFer aaa alfalfa leaves ,aSiSias q
eeH,hinsfio0 OF protein fred aBi gs~~n
s1ur. often enough II them aAs r.
swept az FROM the barn foar where
tbs has II hsndiea 4 gosd way 10
pfcpar1 them for the fa.k u 20 Isnat
bailiug water over inem. cover she
curtainer ard let thew strsm for q
githe shea they will be rvKdy to feed
alone az IN q mash
Sprpaird este nssc hseqt ~ , ee; "a u, =.
best known prov ders ~ sacxNles7ce In
winter PlA1s for making snroatrrS may
b. cssts lined from the r'nitsd States I've
psrtm~nt ~ Agriculture Mansels and
cetbagp ~ Getl M suany usa.r gvr'ces-
hies. are appreciated by she hcns
In general. winter tee,i'ns Is much the
same - tlsla,Arr ,iera.lns, l,a ,y,he s.v.
ernn~ni poultry farms the same rNtions
are Used In samin~r snd winter Ot
~carss. In Summer 4 is unnecessary 10
ses4 a.ccuient feed When the arIs
have range and are able to get plenty
~ gysSs a'tslfs oy similar feed The
Twrrr~rx tetst however. r. aa sxsa
ton to this rule. as IN many cascs
there "a euouVh waste rrnls sss-'s
etc. tn summer TO supply much Of the
feed yNquired,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

china cannot demobili,e the armies
Of the ."tuchuns" alcne, SCI II has hern
aTfearff~ii rs s,nntsrer'-e r'rsir~ thKt
tina Pacific powers, Inciydng China,
shnuli ge, together In the maiter
II Is proposed thss disarmament
cpIumI ssiop be- nausd and that. the
sum ~ $4,000 Op he lnansd TO China
as a demobilllstlon fnnd Secretary
~ Commerce Hoover Is mentioned as
chairman u this commission
Representatives u the commission
would work with the Chinese govern.
ment and aid IN the work 81 dlsartn.
ing the "tnrhun' armies, Soldiers
wunii he dcmehllixed. given back pay
they are In most cases many manths
nn nrreers and small bonus and
sent back 10 their home provinces
There they would he put To work On
muchReejed public works highways
railroads, caual widening and the Like
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Only One Friend LETT.

Marjorie vas thfts yeRrs cid shrn
her brother was born, and was Iealols
when snshody paid amy attention 80
The newcomer. fnr she hAd received all
/, lie Alteration before.
One day when her brother was ahou,
two weeks old. dad wss holding him
and calling h!ps pct aasass aklsh for.
merry belonged 10 Marjorie,
She sat In the corner for snnr time.
md a, last. when she conid wiaure II
N longer. she burst cn, Nothing will
rsvt, think ot holding me any longer
but the hcor,"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
URGE ACTION TO
PROTECT TIMBER
Policy Favored Which wa Insure
Adequate Supph 81 Various "
Forest Products.
LUMBER SHORTAGE IS ACUTE
Nstieo. wide Protection Tro~ Ftrs 10
Firx, ard kssss Essential ssss. A.
eerdlns TO Chief Feesssss W.
Q. Greeley.

LFysv@Fee sg tas Cnss~4 &ssss p~sarsssssa
..a,,a,s ,sa.,. al ,AsassAss .Aea. .
dersaad Is grvStng 90 the part Of
wood using Industries sRt the gsshilc
al large foe q national rn.iey 81 fer
ss,ry which sfri Insure afFqUsrs fu-
sur~ supplies of timber and other for
~, products. according 10 Chief faF.
ssser " H. Greeley. Figures gathered
oy the forest ssrvscx this year. nis an
aaai report states. showed the exte0t
~ Shr drpftFIoa " tass !; ~:
eats, ard have served 20 foens atten.
tic0 Oh the gscf that the cosatry IL
short ~ growing forests and that
something mist be done 1T 0sitA Tue
tcute shortage and skyrssettng
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
GOOD BULLS RAISE AVERAG:
Improvement cr5~~ Use - Mersscr+c us
s.rrs Fs~eae'y s~aseces ey
TseNiahewk

AcSTsN4lng 10 tsAu'Rtidns ywst,p ~
,ha dairy 4istssgEs, ttr gSs N /, rur~
srvt hni.s ca pEr~Srec. vows r~~1itrss
sn average Improvement ia sh~ 40
lgsi productive " the daughters ~
s~spsrsss wsfA sArtr Gans ~ 80
-s,nrs's Of evt1rrTRf esrA TNts
t,,,vtNlr ssgr%~ss the lrr<~seuA~as ths'
tE~lv to- c~rs IN m ordinary herd
;sv4a The Use II s1s~itcgsyGs ssassA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

y@irsln-srgns Caagaa serim~r. that
saae lay 1yasetSl nation would rear
~ the memory IA The herNc wsnsn ~
tsosh th forth and TIE South a spiea-
did tribute
In 'A,t CsptaiE a.rymser s@eared
sog N proies7 nv ln6ers~men; of tfe
New hccA oaNmsntery NJ tho Nil
tary Nrirr ~ She IeoYai Leg+a= X
Ass ms saggeStea sisa sAst the rsn.
Fsr>''c SaJlts1s ta B-A-ta-tha hosws az
he A'arr'taa Rel Cross Congress az.
pfT'pg ste,, Sat s0 So TIE pert<.<s
ard tho FAINT II $50 100 s.,~s-sSsr,
Nas cwnrletc,l nv ne following anra
'1eas EsYt jaaes A Strvwsxsr
pslsat., Mrs EuSsrai s.Re s,s.o 80
Mrs T. II Hsrrfgnsa. sFof~1 -.
Raeka..slssg FsA%ns4Ae.a1, 500 op. ..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
SUPPLY sAsE Foa etRos

The mir sorrvx ear ~ conr~n
'ratv~d aeains' Ire e,,e,Gi"a ~
orchard aud garden ht settling
strr n 'ss~s ~ syi,YTIcs fot wlnter
birds This is tho Suggestion ~
A &. isurvill ~ 'be Missouri
College ~ Agriculture nlsp fur
iher states that spet trimmings
warmed and MIXED vtth hread
crunlt,s wase 80 gxeeliebt food
10 attract birds aas' helF them
sarvIy- ,hs worst sssFrns q win.
ter
Surf tueided sN'n hstl sy3'i @a-
ritsss~i til r~r~eiY wnYen s@~sh
.; tait1. ear W. barx VI 'r~s Az
this, the EnsllSs sgarrevs Si!,
rsuf ttaYr'N ~. s'Yn~se scsTrse"Sss@s
lords fear W. aiG,i ca " psvSS-
art fbk't,. bar TIE asaive atEsrT
thirds 0'ii eet rsa&ty frrn ~ach
s4gpiy They viii supplement-
fs.as ttss; ~,,s nenb&gieSs hIss~r'
uaiing srssec's
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

A hill prohibiting the formation
~ IN ceagrs " hiocs. based upoa
particular pursuits er gt'ec'aphi
mi locations for the purprSe X IN
any way affecting Legislation has
BEEN intrasucrd hy Representative An.
srgc, Republican. SENATORS and rrp
resrutst',cs would he subject TO a aor
Of &a,sn- la .asr 10 Mas pE,,se,l lAee
belonged to q hlc
The hill, mhlch would not interfere
With regularly convened caucuses ~
The majority sul mlnorllS pMiyical
parties, WAS framrj along the tines ~
the Stsruaa at prohihpips e1mMna
t,SA,Ls IA gs~tTaiBt ~ ,tSaae, Alr IA,
soFge sstd
The proposed blil VAS desrred, ne
expIaIn ed 90 pruhtNlt combinations tn
restraint OK ira Station which iaher