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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
REMEMBER WAR VETERANS

pid you know that there are 500
veterans u the world war In horpi-
tails. aaylums and homes IN the puE.,
Sound country for whom tho war 10
lar from over. Cnshnan hospital In
Tacam has 500. steilacoom shelters
teS and more than TOO arc scattered
thru hospitals In Seiro- W. oiloy.
Rrcmer,on and Port Townsend
These boys In most cases are far
from home ana are suffering IRON,
every complaint from shell shock TO
I. n. Some OF them may he slightly
daffy. owing 90 their hardnhipn In
service. but they look forward 10
Christmas Are We rolnE 10 add 70
their already burdensoms existsnc.
BY forgetting them At Christmas
tinef
Not sol I know that every father
aud mother every business man who
scea this call NIL respond with DO.
nation for the American Legion.
capitalization committee. which viii
act as a joviai santa taau. FOR ,hs
service men. Contributions may hs
mailed or left at Legion hcAdauarteru.
Fourth and Virginia or By calling
Capitol ts.s tho gifts viii be col
iec,ed
Even now $50 pounds Of candy
and nuts popcorn. fruit, and other
delicaeics hAv. bern contributed
Applsr. fruit Juice and hoFnernafa
is'is~ are particularly needed for the
men who cannot eat the regular fare
Home haked cakes and cookies ar.
especially attractive 10 the wounded
men. who seldom obtain such pleas.
urabie additions 10 their ordinary
table
40 Steliacoorn the boys have a VIC
troia. but few records. Thousands %
families here have records they no
lang~r want. and n wfv-n ~ th-ss
men win h~ip % bring them out 81
the DARK valleys into the sunshine Of
nse.
I hav~ nsnn-d but . few % ire
many sirpi, things you people may
donate 70 riaise fhese fellows happy.
wt.n, IN. war Clouds ~v~rs across
the shy these boys cid not fail us
ana We shan not Snfi them now that
peace ard security IL here. let ne
show our gratitude. n only for a brief
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
Germans Would Ban
Hand-kissing Habit

BERLIN. Dee S-The European
habit Of kissing the hand OF married
ladies o. high standing. now a uni.
vorxsI custom among all classes Of
German people. Is under fire. lit
should no, be- Erich wuif declares
The custom OF kissing the hand has
become an epidemic In Berlin. II
RACES In all phases Of society. II Is
insanitary and a relic OF the mon
nrchy.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
QUICK! STOP FALLING HAIR!
35-cent "Danderne" will Save Any Man or Woman's
Hair-Deightful Tonic-See Dandruff Col

Quick Don't waltz Every bald
head started with just a few falling
hairs and little dandruff--but soon
The hair appeared thin. scraggiy.
and then the dreaded bald spot IL
Seems a SIN to LET hair fall out or
tolerate destructive dandruff when
you can quickly eorrcc, all such hair
trouble with bottle OF delight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
JOBS ron sIruTINs

Dear Doctor. have been very
much interested In Bunshin. and
Smiles since its initial appearances
and notice that many shut-ins want
work they may do at home. Just ~
present arm looking for suggestions
for Christmas gifts for ~ iittis girls
7 Wish 90 remember thin year.
arm communicating with you In
the hops that your shut-ins may help
me and lnoidentiy themselves AT.
there any who can paint little motto
cards or make saahst bags
Sincerely. Y. ~ W.
Nots--Any shus-in who wishes 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08

panderinc.
Millions know the magic OF Dan.
dcrine. how u cofr~cts oily, dan.
druffy itching sealpn and helps the
hair 10 grow long. thick. strong and
uxuriant pRndcrinc IN not sticky
or greasy. II Is tho largest selling
hair corrective and tonic IN the
world because I, ~ not humbugl
Get bottle al any drugstore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08

Man Is always better for hay.
ing been happy. No u you make
man happy now. you are sweet
oninw his life Tor many years TO
come and Il a. said. "He In hap
plcat who renders the greatest
number happy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
MEETING IN POSTPONED

OWING 10 the ineismeney 81 tho
weather and the bad roads. tho meet
inR OF the Sunshine kniilen society,
which was scheduled for this week at
tho home OF ". :. Murray. has been
postponed until January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08

Charley Gibson IL ohortlinf over
the acquisition Of n new radio set.
which he claims In tho prcttiest thing
IN town. lie IL listening In on every
thins that whlxzea thru thu air and
IL making the rest OF us green with
AMY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
IN APPRECIATION

The shut.i's wish TO express their
thanks 20 = y Marsners. tho but
terworth company. Capt John r.
Thompson and tho student body ~
the University Of Washington. who
made n possible for them TO view the
football game IN the stadium Thanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08

Car owners who contributed their
machines last week 10 carry shu,-ins
we're. Mrs Charles w. Hhatis, Or
willie Kim. Guy Thompson. Ruas.l
James. Charlie Harm. y. y. Chamber.
lain. Mrs Bsrt Williams. Frank
Wicker. Mrs. Bert wiseman. Butter
worth Co. and tho Bonnsy Watson
ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08

n IL pleasing 10 note the ever-in-
creaaing number o. shut.lna who
wiah 90 attend church services and
are asking for someone kind enough
10 take them. The number Of re-
quests received during the last month
was particularly large.
Hoon u will he very common
sight TO see shnt-ina carried into
church each sunday. Motorists who
wish 20 donate their ears for this
worthy purpose are asked 10 COM
municats with me by calling Capitol
4e2s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
FLOOR LAMP IS WANTED

Havs you a discarded floor lamp
hidden away In your attic and fes-
tooned with eobwobs7 nm Murray
IN trying IN carry on his knitting and
the Hight IL too giaring for his tired
eyoa- II SONS one has q floor lamp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
SUNSHINE SMILES
Seattle Shuns Their Friends Friday
in The Seattle Star
r.
Phone Capitol

giving day. IL was n very happy
day for ur and We are most crate
ful. Signed. William J. Murray. no-
land \. Jennings. A. A. Adams and
Dr. Frank X. Loope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
Getting Rid of a
Stubborn Cough Is
Chld's Play Now
Make the Medicine Yourself ai Hom..
It's Cbsap--but You Can't Beat II.

~ you want to take care Of that
bad. hhnE-on cough and DO ~ IN q
few hours. better get one ounce u
Parmint tdoubis strength and mir
n half pint AZ home.
You can DO this In two minutes By
adding little sugar and enough
water 70 I'll a half pint bottle.
rou'il travel the world over bsfoys
you get a medicine that will act so
surely ana quickly on the mucous
membrane 81 the nose and throat
II balts the inflammation. the tiek-
ling sensation stops with tho first
spoonful. the heavy breathing goes
ana clean membrane. free from Irfi-
tailon ana mucuH follows.
For Catarrhal conditions such az
mucus droppinKs. ciogKed nostriis
and watsry eyes. II won't difappolnt
ask for Parmint double strength.
Speak plainly 80 that the druggist
Will know exactly what you want
---Advertirsment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08


Dear Doctor For several years
have been greatly Interested Ia the
BunHhins and Smiles department. Ia
the Seattle Star. which ! read with
the greatest interest Your articles
are Of great value 10 me because %
their spirit Of chesrfuiness. ! arm
cripple myself. being parsiyzed in
both limbs and unable 10 40 out sH-
cept when sonno kind friend takes me
IN an auto. ! must wear steel braces
up Ia and around my waist and i've
eruiohes 70 get about You can
readily rec how eagerly ] await tho
daily press
In your last column you advertised
radio for another shut-in and 7
would like 70 be a contestant for n
as have been very much interested
IN radio ana would derive much COM
fort from the possession Of set
am ~ years ~ are and have O
little boy six years Of age who r. just
starting TO school. I should be
pleassd 10 hear from any rhui-in and
I will answer their letters faithfully
Bincersiy.
tMRsD GERTRUDE o'LEARY.
Nots--Mrs. OI,eary viii receive a
radio sst as will H. ". cardin. szts
Fourth ave ~. w. a blind ehut-in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08

LISBON. Dec s---John Barnard.
who claimed 10 be an American. lived
the life Of hermit for 10 years In
a hovsi a few miles from Lisbon. He
was found dead on sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08

That man may last
Ras Hepcf Hires.
Who mach receives
Nut nothing plres.
Whom HoHc eaH lore.
Whom mono con fhaak.
Crsailons blot.
CrsafioHs tlaHk
Gibbons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
MOTHER WANTS RADIO SET

help this lady may secure her address
by calling Capitol 4s2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
ATTEND CHURCH SERVICES

They can send Bil 4, viii he a mighty
fine Christmas gift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
sItuT.INs GO nIDIN0

December "a. The session win hes
at II n. IN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-08
fMRsJ GERTRUDE oLEArY.

Nots--Mrs. OI.eary viii receive a
radio sss as will II. y. cardin. szts
Fourth ave. ~. W.. q blind rhut-in.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

The marriage OF nr. Will Cum.
Minis Morrison, 81 this, place, xnd
Mis- Tennis Nay Bates, OF Wsvsrfy,
which wss impesssiveiy solsmnissd
Wednesday evening at 3 o'elock Ia
Nashville at tho home Of Ms,
Kathryn Ferill, 10 OF much in,efes,
TO their vide circle Of friends both
here and Al Wsvetly.
= Tae 4sssssxs 'aSseus 81 eur esassss
ing young business men, being the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. W r, Morrison
2 or several months. uSt,i -r-csniiv
he Was employed with the wsverl,
Motor Company. bu, 10 nov con
nscted with the insurance business
The bride 10 the vinsome daugh.el
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Fuller, o.
Wsverly and 10 quite popular.
Mr.. and Mu. Morrison are sx
pec,-d TO return TO Dickson sstur
day. where they will reside.
The Herald Joins In wishina then
a long and blissiul journey on the
old Ship Of Love.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

vsfe collected In the sum a So
T67 ~. That the sxpsnsss Of tbs
agents In securing tiais dslinaaaint
,svsnps van tllSox. So. lsavins .
difference VI 81 sss.T5. against
which 10 To be applied their sslsriss
Of 81 500 W, and 20 that thu small
amouai d 81 3ss.7a vss turned In
20 the uts -asy " the state and
counties from these commissions
A system nast undoubtedly be
ro,tsr which collects tfzf ttc 20
from The Taxpayers and only ,u,ns
IN 10 the state and eooniy iosds
as,. a litil. ovss u 600 % alter Ell.
pros~-. ises, commissions and
salsrisr are paid
No argument rxa aud vhouid Be
made assirEt the collection ct either
delinQuen. OF back taxss, bot the
preseat syssem Of collecting these
taxes 10 shat | desire to condefnn.
For example. the members al the
legislature elect the Comptrollsr Of
the state. the Comptroller then ap.
points The fAssnas asenn. ths tsss-
nue. agents then, ID reward the
me bsrs OF The Legislature wno
voted TO elect 4 Comptroller. sp-
points thess member Of the lesisla
turs bach tai attorneys collect ices.
CON missions. etc. from The tax
PAYERS 10 order that the taxpayers
may pay thsm ios having cast their
vote 10 eiectiny the Conpsrolla.
Our pre-, cot State Senator 10 . living
example oi this sys:sm and many
other members OF the last Lssisla.
,ure. whom, | sm informed, are
serving indirectly ~ sppointees Of
the Comptroller. voted fes Mt
Thomson. but | have not heard Of
say 1smbsss oi the LAST Legislature
being appointed attorney who Val
opposed 10 the slection OF the
pressn, Comptroller
Very respectfully
Pitt Hensies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
HERSFY.

STUART We arc authorised 10 an-
.iouncr NJ. q. Stuart A. q candidate Tor
sheriff. subject IN the viii d the auAi,.
ned voters Al the August, W., elec-
ton.
COLEMAN We are authorized 30 Al.
uouaee Thomas J Coleman a. oand,.
date far sheriff. subject 10 the will oi
the qualified voter, Al The August
1922 election.
GREIGHTON--We are authorised Ia
announce r. I Creighton - a csndi.
,lat~ Tor the office OF Sheriff. SUBJECT g.
The qualified voters At the coming
August election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
cIvIne OUT
The Struggle Dsscoafsses
'isay . Citizen OF Dicksoa

Around oil DAY with al aching
back.
Can't rest q, eight;
Gr9ssh y make anyone siss
out"
Dosr. X ~ = Pills are helping
lhaasaEds
,hs, ass ~ ..lnsy baekaeae:
AID oth.r kl icy lie Ass your
nelshboi.
Here IL Dietsuu proof Of shs''
merit:
Mr. r. c, Whi,sd. Payne ST,
sayr Some Year, ago | suffered
from dlsordered kidnsvs had
bad pains 10 my back and uas an
noysd by the irregular setion Of my
sijneys. NJ head sehsd and sl'
10 had Iissy spells Doan's Kidney
Pills we're recon msnded TO NE and
| got hon q. Matthews DRUG
Store. Doans entirely retrieved me
OF the trouble and gladly recon
mend them.
Price zoe. At al! dealers. Don I
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-,he same
tina, Mrs Whi,ed had Foster Mil
burn Co, Mfrs. Buffalo n \.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Charlotte. n. !

Mrs. Thusa Re rell vas the CUES.
Of her mother, Mrs J A, Work, las.
sunday.
Miss Oracle Petty spen, the week
end with her brother. Mike Petty.
at Bsllvue.
Mrs. Ruby Martin and children
we're sues,s Of MIRA Howard Csid.
we'll last Tbursday
Mrs.. Winnie Jackson and baby
spen, the past week With her father,
LIZ y. DVhe. ,.,srls.'. 49,, tty .s,.-a
Mr.. Lille williams and Mi,s
Gladys Cullom we're guests OF Mrs.
Lula Caldwell one lay las, week.
Mrs. Lee Story and Mr. Jessie
Foster w.r. guests Of Mr, Howard
Caldwell one day last week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
IN the NAIL BOX
Dickson County Herald.

Dickson County Hersld:
Replying TO = statement headed
"Rack Tax System" which appeared
In your paper 81 February 10, signed
by Mr. Pit Hensle,, | desire to
make clear the workings oi the law
which he referred Ia a. the Back
Tax Law
This Act Of n. legislature which
ne rsfers 10. 10 fof VI. snf we-nsnt
Of the coli-c'i,a Of dslnauen,
taxas, and hs. no reference ,o h-,s
taxss.
The hack,sx Law spphes,o property
that has escaped tsx.t,nn -nirsiy.
OF by eeanivAaes AMI fraud aas hann
iusdsQua,sly assessed. sna ~hst
honsat taxpayer would otl ot T.
having al b property placed % the
tar book
Under the Delinousnt Tax lsw
real estate Tor III. ,ssr 1910 Is held
lnr til. collie stion OF taxes ~ hr
Trustee until January l 1871 there
~ giving the taxpayers from DC:
|. iah to January |, 1879 TO pss
-. hss taxes tN lasp,ar a.. year say'
three mouth. before going into the
hands OF tae Revenue Agent,
In Mr. Heuslfs . s,.icls he stated
As ~as adv .ed by Two lawyers lha,
\ lee II tls ~ aud an al tt,ians al
lee OF II Ierrrnt o! the an nunt Ia
he collected So to No ps,i to he
tai oh,c's.. anti their s,tnrnays
am surprised that any lswyer would
sivs surh stvicr a. this u he had
read the Act, y man II average
intelligence would ,on.,rus the Ac,
A. stated
This delinquent ts1 bill, allows
the Revsnu. Astni NJ hi. attorney
ouly Is percent where taxes ste
collected after th- dung " h,it
.rhsrs ,is na tee IT SIS N aliomra
10 any one, and the Revenue Aasu,
o. bic attrousy only get. Is perceu,
Oh taxes they collect
Out oil the Is percent cnmmis.ico
or penalty allowed tn. Revenue
Agent are to be paid the rxpen".
Of s,sorusys in 6llirx bits 10
q fterrnt ccunues,
In M. Heuslees article he makes
the ssate mont that one third NJ th.
deIinauent real sstate On which
hills are TO b. Alsd. are errors srd
4 uble assessments
rhis must 10 4 mistake tot ,re
C,uns} Court in July or Octdxer
should hsvs and did rlesse the
Trustee Of all snMs and double
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

". H Manor
"
II. Fl. Daniel

II appearing TO me . Justice oil
the Peace 10 the county oi Dickson.
Tenn. that n. II, Daniel il non
resident OF The State Of Tennessee
90 tha. tne ordinary process OF la~
canno, be ssrved upon him: i, IL
therefore ordered by me that the
defendant II II Dxniei, app.sT ut
my office IN Tennessee City. Tenn ;
on
SATURDAY, APRIL !a 1874
q, 10 clock r. m. and plead
snsvs, OF make defence 10 the al
,a,ohnent suit Sled against him or
the came viii be taken tor confess
"a and the automobile trailer ana
household good. levied upon VII
b. .old and proceeds applied 10
satisfy .odsemen, asd eo~'s 70
favor al W. H AsDos.
rhi. F.b, Is. isf1
II. N. Ewing, J. r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
The pneumoais Month

March is . typical pneumouia
moa.h ADD usually sisss A. high
rate OF mortality Tor the disease
After . long and hard winter, the
system lo.es much Of ito resistance
and propie grow careless. Where
every cold, no matter ho~ slight. 10
given promp, and intelligent A..
teullon. there IL much lvss danger
oi pn-umonla |, should be borne
10 mind that pneumonia Ia = germ
d,aease and htssds, in :. the ihinAL
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy II Al
expectorani and cleans on, the
germ lsdend mucus and 10, oaly
cure 4 cold but prevents ito result.
lns in pneumonia, II IL pleasant
10 take. Children take Il willingly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

90 .ss, noi batehins7 Oar 1ess
81 egg sstched 50 chicks. In
received . nsv Cock from ~ n.
bo,i Strain. Pure hrsd Ba1 Orr
ins,on eass 81 90 10 town; 1iae
delivered BY paosl past. ~ ssattne
"a Is Mrs. loo. B Lssshess, d.
nos, Teen, Cumberland phoas I.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

Assessments ~ the Law requires,
Tor these items OF release enter into
the settlement Of the Trustee.
Even il the county authoritlr.
Jailed TO MAKE all the necessary re
leases ~hrn bills arc 6led agsinsl
them they ~ill be dnmirssd. and
all the cost would be only the
subposna 10 answer.
Mr. HeIslee also states that ,ht
Back Tar Machine, 10 collecting
delinquent taxes in Dickson County,
~ould receive over 1000 %, ~hen
A. a matter OF fact. u ali thc del
inauent tax OF the county should
10 collected the Revenue Agent. Of
hls attorney, would no, e., more
than t700 90, He further says the
Revenue Agent Tor Middle Tenn,
s.ses would received from 500.
600 % to 500, 00O 90 when Is pei
cent Of the total delinquent taxes
|ipt .Iy9o. in the whole State Of
Essr.s.ts.r tsr sst.y Htssia sad csaa.y
would not be over 47A020W II al
..eu collected.
IN practically oil the counties
except where the large cities are
located, the penalties will be re
csived by the local attorney ding
the bills.
This much 10 said that the readers
oi your paper msy have an eroneou'
ion preston removed.
J, B. Thomson
Nashville. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

The Dickson Marble y orts cells
monuments Tor SIS % that other
firms propose 10 sell Tor $3.50, %
When YOU buy from US yeu have
no com missions ~ pay
Dickson Marble Works
A fnomss. Prop,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Chsnksrlaia's Cough Remedy
NetSial s. e. j fo'r rt,ossh 81 Cold

"Evsryoos Nh b. us-d Cham.
be, lain's COACH Remedy speaks veil
OF A." vn,e. Edssrd r. Miller.
Ahbotts,oun. Pa People who opcs
ase THE preparation are seldom
a..ls6sd with .sny 9 her. l, !. -.
cellent 10 ally . cough OF break ~
A cold.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
koN.RGsirGNr NOTICE.
Cornelia Freeman
~ 80 100 e
Eddi. freeman.

Ia this canse IL appearing 10 the
Clerk. from the bill. which 10 s~oru
to. tina, the defendant, Eddie Free
man 10 non'rs,dent al the State
Of Tennessee, 90 that the ordinary
process oi law caa not DO srrved
upon him, II il therefore. ordered
by the Clerk. ,hs, pon resident
publication be made in The Dickson
County Herald ios four consecutive
weeks ia the said Eddie Freeman,
com N handbag him 10 appear Al the
Courthouse 10 the town Of Char
lo&tee Teunrssee, 90 Tuesday after
the let. Monday 10 April, ls37 i
being the regular term al this
Court. and pl.sd. answer. or demur
to the bill Sled asaina him iH
divorce. or the case uill be ss. fot
bearing Ex ps'ts
This Feb. 1,,h, la22.
L. J Browning, Clk.
R. L. Lecch. Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

HltONSISG- We arr authorized 10 an
nouucr l.. hto~ning a. a csadldatr
,. ts,s ,s~4.lssI ds,il 10, The oihec VI. IiTrnIi
Court Clerk. sub,e To the will VI The
uuailhed voters At the August. lS23
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

Hoo. John Il Thomson. Comp
lrollsr Of The Treasury Of the State
OF Tennessee. sees proper TO reply
to an Article published in the
Herald OVER my signature on Feb /,
10th. is22.
Mt Thomson states that the
,sxpayu has year and three
months 10 pay his taxes before i4x
70 are placed in the hands OF the
Revenue sgents Nov, Mr.. Thorn
sson Knows that this statement IL
misleading. because a penalty ot l.
percent Ia added to all taxes before
tthia" 6ftnSn mouths e1p9r<@..' MI
Thomson also knows tina, on Page
7st VI the ruhllc Acts OF tennessee
N 1871 that Revenue agents sre
allowed Is percent com mission,
(which shall he sdi,ti ,n, compen
ssilon to him nther lhsn his saists
pro, lded Tor IN Section = II Chapter
! 6o2 Of the Act II 1907
must sdmn ,hs, Nf rhonsson
npemsti nv pyts',n ttd"stevr4Tx IT,
Back fsI Law and IN :uatrtyrng the
delinquent AZ, bu, "a i, appears
to ur ths sy-.m VI hath ~ these
lss. sre pracuealy the ssUp. az
the pniAte. u the hsls TAX 'as
and the Delinquent TAI las | hnd
| ai;eS fav"stsS aatea,. ~ vested Ia the
Com. unfrr and hts sppolptees.
but have suspected. after tssdine
NJ Ihonss ons article. shetner
our present Governor, ~bn u y
candidate for reelection ard he
three snnonneed candidates 'A tie
Democratic nomination iar Governor
are ignorant A. myself "a 10 the
twin tar Laws fathered and sap rvla.
cd by the zoe svs,rm which u con
trolIed by Mr. rhoms.on and h,s
! sppointees. These hour csndidstrs
Tor Governor have criticised the
present hack tax las and aavl
pledged ,hemselse 10 their ..
peal. but none Ut them have said a
word sheut repeating the sys,c M
| o! collsciins Delinquent iaxes,
ua,ch to me u !ast ~ obnoxious q.
the bach tsx system
One q. ins distinguished can
d,dst. tor Il vernon recently
| published the following statement,
show ne the exrsvsssnes II The
back Tar rysten sai have oct
noticed NJ Thomson questioning
this statement, sxs A. tallAws:
II appears from the r-por,s in
the comp;rrll.r cH,ce thst ihes.
as-rn 10 1874 coil. cti state sad
county revenue which ~ss 8. luo.
uen. in the sum 4 1i&l.to, 20, AZ
shTh coly 3Sl.s,sSl uss state r..
Venue. and ,hsi commission. A..
provided IL The assessment s~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

/, you'd be ssrd TO 6nd . better
remedy in co.s, tps,ioa than Cham
b.rlain. Tshl.,s They are Easy
to t.t. sea mild and gentle tn
.ase,. Give them . sial sben yo1
savs need
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Announcements:
STATE SENATOR

II tkL-We ar authorized t. announce
" q Hsks ~ eandidate fot star
senator from the Tssfiy-third SsaA-
tofiAl D,slr,es, suhiecl 10 the slli VI
the qualified voters q, tito Democratic
Primary Augast !, W.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
COUNTY COURT CLERK

HARRIS We are Authorized TO q an
nlubcr Melvin nAirts ~ = candidate
inr re election Ia the Office 81 County
= Court Clerk, subject = the Nil 81 Me
qualified voters at the AugusI, 1879,
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
TRUSTEE

HUNT We are suthon4ed ~ announce
Stay den Hunt a. a Candidate lot re-
election to the office ot Trustee, sub
Icct 60 the viii u The qualified voters
Al the August. lVg2. election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
REGISTER

DICKSON We ARE authorized t" an.
uouncc I X D,cssoa a. candidate
Tor reelection H. the office Of Register
subIsc, ~ the ~ill Of the qualified
voters 81 tne Ausurt. ls2i. election.