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DEATHS REPORTED.

Sallie Elliott. 10 yrs, 465 II st. sw.
John II. Crowley, 81 yrs, 4S5 N At. NV.
James N. Honey. 81 yrs, 137 KY.
ave Sc.
George w. Hoaxland. 60 yrs. 1915 w
St Sc.
William e. Mastin, 81 yrs. 473 st. sw.
Mary n. Lincoln, 65 yrs. 1417 N. c.
ave. me-
Lottie NJ. Fowler. IS yrs. 42o NJ ST. NV
James Shipperson. IS yrs. 908 . st. NV.
James Conner, so yrs. 6916 9Th ST. NV.
:, Joseph A. Northedge, 3s yrs, St. Ellie.
Hosp.
Biz nche G. West. 81 yrs, Gar. Hosp.
=, Walter d. Kemp, SO yrs, Geo. Univ
Hosp.
Robert Fiomenti, . mos. sos X st ne.
Hosp.
Jeanne E Myers. II days s2G 10th
ct. ne.
Ida A. Birch. days. 5l3 5th st. ne.
William +. Banks, SIS yrs. Gar. Hosp
Hosp.
lucille Jordan. I6 yrs. Tuber. Hosp.
Hosp.
Claude Huntre. Is mos. Freedmens
Hosp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-25
MERIDIAN PL.

West OF 18th St; semi-detacheo orick'
kores and theaters; 2 stories; contains .
.ooms, 1 bedrooms and bath ana ezra
billet; gas and electricity; ceLlsr unuer
Intire house; steam heat; 2-car garage
I'M, property was only recently ouilt
now occupied by owner. Inspection
By appointment and possession upon
S13,500.
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NEWTON ST.

West OF 18th ST.; comparatively new
all modern improvements: in first Ella IS
condition; 3-story brick; rooms. tile
bath; gas and electricity: heated by hot
water; commodous front porch and
sleeping porch; all doors and windows
are screened and wes ther-stripped. Lot
is 26xs0. owner will give possession
and accept reasonable terms.
$l3,60O.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-25

$1O,50O-SAULS ADDITION
floors buiiin
Sl250O-MT. PLEASANT.
Do this IL con
$1O,500-CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
be
to
$9,5O0-NEAR THE CHASTLETON APARTMENT
Ten ot-wst first
floor and
WOODLEY PARK
eat. sectriey mined possess $500
WILBUR L. GRAY, ~
1878 N. w. Main 1886
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Very desirable home; in excellent con-
dition. First floor contains large draw
ing room (open). back porch. Second
floor. library G7x2D, square reception
hall, dining room. kitchen and 2 large
bedrooms bath and large closets. Third
floor has I bedrooms. bath and separate
toilet, extra closet. Finishing is in ma
tural wood: hardwood floors. open fire
place in every room on first and second
floors. Has gas and electricity and
heated by steam. also Pittsburgh hot
$4,000.
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MUSICAL INsrRUCrORA

PIANO LnssoNs-Pssinnsrs preferred,
by graduate of Toronto Coiisss 81
play at parties and weddings ~ ap-
pointmsnt
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ON EYE ST n. W

ON EYE ST. N. W.
Between 18th and 2Oth facing south :;
three stories, brick. containing rooms
and bath; heated by latrobe. The lot is
17xs<: about 200 square feet. This is
a very desirably located property, con-
vsnient to the Government departments
y. NJ. c. A. and car lines: occupied BY
tenant and can be inspected by appoint
ment. Possession 10 assured TO pur-
chaser: also reasonable terms
$10,500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-25

ROOMS, INV. h., gas. 2-car garage.
near q. p o.: downtown district: bar
gain for "A quick buyer. Call Col. 1921. .
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Deaths
Phone Main $3.50 Until
q p. M. Obituary Desk
BIRTHS REPORTED.
Chester r. and Anginette Davis. girl.
Ben and Ethel Donzis. boy.

Raymond i. and Ethel C. Clark, girl
Franklin c. and Antoinette N. Hern-
don, girl
Clyde Il. and Myrtle E. Ambrose, girl
Richard 4. and Alice l. M. Pettepher.
boy.
Ivan W. and Louise F. Thompson. boy.
Eiinor l.. and Harriet T.. Burton, girl.
James 7. and Mildred l.. 0oode. boy.
Frank Il. and Rena p. Bryant. boy.
Elmer and Alberta Y. Doolin. boy.
Robert r. and Margaret y. Birch girl.
Harry w A. and Mary Wellens, girl
William IL. and Catherine II. Bambach.
girl.
Robert l.. ana Alice ID. Berry. girl.
Leroy X. and Marie Sidney, girl.
Alexander T. and Cordelia l.. Mickules,
girls (twlns).
Thomas and Mary e. Wall girl.
William and Emily Bones. boy.
Herbert Il. and Lottie X. Bumgardner.
boy.
Harry and Maggie Jackson, boy.
Walfer Malll. L .ta
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-25
LICENSED TO MARRY.

william II. r. Belt 90, and Louise r.
Merchant. 81. The Rev. @. q. johnson.
j. Marvin Smith, 20, and Dorothy X.
Dom, 2l. The Rev. Father Kervick
Raymond F. Angle. 26, Chambersburg
Pa. and Elva NJ Kaufman. %. Shady
Grove. Pa. The Rev. William X. Flanna-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-25
Statement of the Condition
OF THE
Massachusetts, Accident
Company, of Boston,
Mass,

on the 3lst day OF December 1921
as required under the District of
Columbia Code, amended June 30,
1902. and August IS, 1911.
capital stock slbo 600 90
Capital stock. paid up. in
cash .......,......... $50. 900 90
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Herman E. Gasch Company
Phone 1926 New York Residence Co.. s447
Statement Of the Condition
OF THE
Maryland Assurance Cor
poration of Baltimore,
Maryland,

On the 3Ist day NJ December. 1921,
as required under the District of
columbia Code. amended June 80
1902. and August lS, 1911.
Capital stock .......f5OO 900 90
Capi'sl stock. paid up. in
Cash ........... .......... O.OOO %
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EAST CAPITOL ST.

EAST CAPITOL ST.
Near the United States Capitol ana
library; splendid 3-story brick contain
M IL large rooms and bath: heated by
team; large lot, 2Skxl feet. to wide
|iiey; large brick building in rear, suit
bile for a garage, and would accommo'
late three cars; property occupied by
bnant; possession within reasonable time.
$4,000.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MASONIC ACCIDENT INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.

On the 3lst lay OF December, 1921. as
required under the District of Co.
lumbia Code. amended June S0th
1902, and August Is, 1911.
Capital Stock 800 900 90
Capita Stock. paid up. in "
cash .''.. 800, 600 90
ASSETS
Cash IN office .............. $3.50 70
Sssh In bapN ..'........... 103, Sl1 SO
Stocks and Bonds market
valued -. .........,..,... 25o,4 60
Interest due md accrued .... 3tos is
All other assets. $3.50 90
Total Assets ...,,.......... sSe7o 40
Less Agents Credit Balances 1,3l0sb
Gross Assets. ...,.......... SIS $40 IS
Deduct Items not admitted 7,22S II
Admitted Assets sSs73s IS
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid ella ims............ Ss24s2 "a
Reserve as REQUIRED by law. lsI7sp %
Salaries, ren,s. expenses, taxes
etc. 49,. ,..,,;........,.,.. 1907 80
Capital stocH ..............., 100. 900 90
Total Liabilities s0s, ass IS
Character ~ business transacted dur
ing the year 1921: Casualty insura nee
accident and Healthy.
Amount OF risk assumed dur
ing the year 1871. .Ss2s. eiS 40
Losses sustained during the
Msss:syy . tss.lv.d ,diiii til. '0'''' Sc
E1gend.d during tn. year
SAMUEL v. MuNshLi, Pr..,d. .St y"
Subscribed and sworn 70 bsfor. m.
'"' Is.sf> " oXREhrpN NAY
Ny Commission Expires November ..
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THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
INCORPORATED -
7as 18th ct N W. Main $780,
CONSULT OUR SALES DEPARTMENT.

FEW HAMPSHIRE AVE AND S.
rh,. boyne was planned by one OF our
ast washington architects ana tne
10 unusually good. The house
in splendid condition; stories, ap1u S
room. baths, lavatories, tlled
2,ohen maids rooms and bath. gas and ana
ectricity and hot-water heat. IN, me
WAR will allow inspection ana give
,ssession.
$32, 800.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
.,oris. hrick: comparatively new;
Sioniai porch; s large rooms, TIE pain
IA servants toilet: gas and electricity:
dated by hot water; back porcn, iiI st
|oor. sIeepinR porch, second floori lot
Ia1fsS 10 ib-foot alley: ample space
r garage This property is In sood
kndition, occupied by owner VINO
hxious 10 sell.
$4,000.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
ExAMPls OF HIGH FINANCE
Mary Who Go Into the Game Come
Out lot II Feeling Like Til.
County scy,

Representative Rosrnhioom said al
G. dss,nsx 10 Whsssias :
The average ran had better leave
high finance alone When the average
man goes tn against high finance he
generally feels like the farm boy
"A city boy had hals.dollar and
a cirrus had Just csne 10 town. but
the cheapest cirrus Sckct cos, 20
cents and this put the city boy In a
hole
"But he was n tna aeier In embryo
and 81 he went right N 10 a pawn
arcser's and paNnet his half dollar
tor ~ cents.
"Afterwnrd he waylaId country
boy. displayed bis pawn Ticket, and
offered 10 sell II for RS ccnts A half.
dollar fer IS cents OF course the
country hoy snapped w that hargpIn.
"'rhe city hoy with hts 70 cents then
hurried on 10 thS circus The ccun,
try boy, after be had worked out this
Zen. ~ hts IN high fnsnre 10 the bitter
end sought n retired place and kicked
himself
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
SAY THAT LINER Is UNSUITABLE.

planned "a transport ard lN'er aeSlc.
matted te er' as o aaSpi8i <tlp ~ hrttc
hack Amerfrsa "a ended f~au France.
fhp Lone star State WaS as = -p~,ia
prNy II nearly as human ,aeenalty
Nnuid naNr hgr-
The sJs>r, Las tNs~tn,a w3r1- cit
c,'ars----scrs;s sNtgr'-z ~ca vea
tsvp irsrct'tN' AFr hayr s@1arv, ,eag
evea Il sbe werp cUt IA twain eata
hait wea.d reuAT Aslhat,
rryvn the s,AntSg III; u seag,yt oa'M
ins hrs been Itfc an4 Ee ta maze ter
IA luxurious vehicle (cy sea t-ave,. SIZE
carries tive glasses u ls>seg sag~, ar~s
aut taird. t'uh at'vn'stG ha~ .,y~-e,
SiSea &c TIE cuisine AL amusement IA
t;ll,,r< Nn ,Ac iyae Star STATE Tie
chtGs aEa toe Stichra PCS a-s, have
heca carefully se@ectci WIN View ~
ttyal,rx TIE iintps service & 6rs;.
clsSs Asrtes aSAcrv.
Captaia FRANK r RrrSAArt. wh1 Is
impcssArgo IS well ~ navigator. sad
Aeforp Ia saiIed that he bad adopted
as LIS s.esaa "A hSs s1lai. ws.ca
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

RATHER PUT MAMMA IN BAD
Her Offspring Hsd Chosen Decidedly
unpropl'ieus Moment for "FIxin'
Bily's Tsef."

Ny fussy guest was E"iiing ready
20 mike her departure SHE was IN a
hurry tut took time 20 commcn, On
life IN general and mine In particular
"Chidrn sv all r!ght. suppose
hu, 80 ncadlrsoine They snatch this
and that and spell everything
"<ot mine" interrupted indlg.
nan,ly. My children have a proper
respect tor others property They
never fonrh anything that d0esn, be
iong 70 them
where's my dental nossy painted
my guest, III was here moment
ago
A frantic search en~ied. ending In
the kltrhen on the aonr were yards
and yards ~ dental floss. snd q, the
end Of he floss WINS my young~~,
child, her puppy held between her
knees, "Ttxin' rftly's teef. mummy !"
Chicago Tribune.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
Exported Booze .
May Flow Back

the United States. under such reguhr
tloias aild conditions - h1 may pro-
scrite, any distilled spirits Of Ans@ft
eau prodgetion exported trse. VI tau
and resmporTed tn ofi ginal packages
In which exported and consigned se.
re,isposli Ln the distillery b0of!et
warehouse trs4n winch originality no
moved"
Liquors have been stored In France
aad ether c.'agatrie9 10 large ananit,
ties. according TO Mr. Applnby. The
proAibstIsa d~fs~stassas .sass 10 sara'
tlni1e carefully rhs Applications fer
permits to reiiuport.
What IL regarded as another "joe'
err I'm THE supplemental law IL tie
provision which eIempts payment Of
tar and penalty for distilled spirits
upon which the tax has not been paid
which are "iost by theft. accidental
trs. Or. ether casualty whlle 10 posses
sion Of a coCihoa carrier subject 20
The trarspnrtation act ~ 1890 or the
merchant marine act. 1000 or II los,
by theft from a dlstl,!eFy OF ether
bonded warehouse"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
NE GOT THE NAMES MIXED
,sps1als Gsetsy4as.sr ef, AssesleA&s Rss@
erent Attituds Toward Rsilcs ef
Great English Poet

John n, Rockefeller. ir.. said In q
Y. NJ G. A. address
n guide Was showing party u
tourists over Miltons cottage At ChaE
font ~, Ciies
THIS 'esrs u chair, said the guide
and SIN American tiptesd cot from the
gronp uf tourists snd klsssd the chair
reSerently
Say. guide be said choking .
n,tle I'd iiko TO buy those twe
pieces ~ furniture for cu,enlr.
whst do you nsk FIR themr
They stn'i fof ssle, sir
"Cowe ou now Nam" yer prtcA
I'll give yen anything IN reason.
"'So, no. sir They Amt for saie.'
And the guide went On. Tits ~ the
cane wnt thr pore blind old man
"HlindT snorted the American I
wish had his vision nlind Why.
you must be crazy. guide
got cv,nfs. Milton aas blind. tho
ruide insisted.
=. 'MIlippf i. Ard The. AJaeftean
stamped ~ the deer IN disgust NH
iuu' iIoly srns'ke. man thought ysu
were talking shout Upton"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
Education OF Oklahoma indians
Is Almost Entirely Paid
for Out OF Own Funds.
AGRICULTURE IS EMPHASIZED
Have Nine Boarding Sehoola Seven
Contract Sc rosfs ard 2.,see esbssg
peslr,ets Work :.
,'.,.,,.. Fsat4rss. :. -. So.

Muskogee, okla. The modern
AnltSiyal. ludlai htwy ID said 10 BE-
paying his 9&n way IA pursuit If al
education. for nearly all funds Eek
pendea la the education OF the Indians
Il OkiahemR belong II the tribe all
uinlste,vJ Gndrr the Department ps The
Interior. according "a H. G. Calhoun.
AutarxlsVr ~ the five Civilized Tribes
schools her. These Schools form
the largest unit OF Indian schools op
Grated under one supervision ia the
country, BE added,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

Nobody tries 70 stop card playing
In Crtnaon Galch."
-lt's valuable far It's social tntu,
enee." replied Cactus Joe.
Il thought Friendship crssed In q
poker gameT
~On the contrary. poker game Is
the only occasloh on witch satne af
tbs boys reaiiy suspend hostilltses."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
The Empty Din ard Bowl.

The Ukraine. which has bc,a known
~. the. sJsgar. bowl aa1 aQuf, hin 81
Europe, Ia pretty nearly empty and Il
Is question whether The country has
enough 20 keep iis own people until
he next harvest The wheat crop last
gear vRs hard hit by reason ~ The
.hseHee ~ tho SHOWS which allowed
ne seed ~ be frugcn n The Eound for
mex u protection granted ny the man.
10 ~ snow
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

lewiston "a --tosrgh i HasEetler,
ssvs'y~y "rtgrvsa wars fN'i Nr7i 'Ffs 'NrftNe.
i'es'"' 'iiy.@t,Fe. seSeat} yesr-sa4a,
apeSaAtyl ,helf ~ cs!tl.nE TIE other day
after HAVING kept the stvr,t one
month. IA arranged ty the couple
prior 10 having tbe ngp'ial knc, tied
~ fS3 john X rystf. IN At1isn
preacher, nto lives neAr Ntlieyille.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

property translated useaas FNlplno
orchestra = tNtrty tNa pevps. Every
wtgh her ~ the nrctNstra saw service
IL the United States navy during the
war The cap'ain said they were no,
uN}y IL aowe IN taat hW tina, ,aey
caull venture So well icfn The realm Of
eranI oprra. lie F0'm.s.,i plenty at
IAN rs IN The ,ly~ss In good weather
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

Beriin.~~-ognershtp u two o. mere
dogs Is ciassed az luxury" here and
e1tra. heavy taxes AIRS imposed under
a ew s.s4daTs. 49,
III Ia estimated that the nansrs 81
10000 dogs IN Esriin must pay ths
government 5o,0uu,t.o marks for u.
eenssS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
ASPIRIN INTRODUCED =
By "BAYER' IN 1900
Leek for Marie -Bsysr~ On the Tab
eta Then Neu Need
.,..... .....a.... Never Necrs. ...,..

II ron want the true. werid- fsmcos
A'pir,n. as prescribed BY physicians
Tor Over fwenty ode ytsrs, 700 must
ash for -Bayer Tablets u Aspirsn.-
The name @Bayer" Is stamped 90
ssch tablet and appears o. each pack
age foI your prutec,iot against iEnitA-
lseaa "a avtrtn~mrnt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
Liquor Sent Abroad Before Vol
stead Act Went Into Effect
Has Chance To Return.
JOKER IS SEEN N THE LAW
'Pssmits AelnEpeStAttan ,Sf WHISKY
Shipped Before Law Became e..
". fscttys-- eiffian pcflatg WtofyH
MAy Come Back.

New York Liquors having yalpe
In the legitimate market VI more than
&HjD.UDOu0 aud worth in bootleg
channels more tAaa Sl,O0,Do,Dno.
shipped fruin the United States Ia for.
sigu countries Jos, before the voistead
act Vent into effect on iAbuary" IL,
1922. eventually will ind thetr way
back TO this country. under the pro
visions u the Wills Campbell act
passed by congress last November 30
supplement tie national prohibition
law. according 10 John p. Appieby,
general prohibition agent n charge uf
New York and New Jersey
BIG Shipment Enters.
Already one big shlpmen, ffas been
made % This country under the proy!.
siona u The supplemental Aw t.lu
valued IN bootleg circ!ra az Fj,pnn1"o
WIS feimported from cuba about two
weeka aap, I.hs 4lAiliirry aa-lA a4sge
The shipment had gone our ~ buAl
ness, II fact that apparently was uut
discovered b. the government ageuts
until tho gin had arrived tete. 4 sts,-
ctal permit had 20 be obtained Nom
Washington before u snsl4 he Stos,d.
IN local warehouse. pFhltns It's
withdrawal Tor medicinal purposes on
permits from the ditr,tors ot,ltc
N s4;s,, ,.t..rlf,Y StyTts ~ tIft.f IA
checking ~ the cargo 30 note 90 the
manifest IL empty barrels They
ha Of, ,sod Yt~ ,,ss,- st4~, .,,.,.ss.4,s ,s4,s
the F,Hson fuf the ymptIrs, but Fed
eria, .t'c,]dlXng( rirr'fHr- ttattF "A
Dny regarded Il as susIijlous or
runstuncr
~ passage ~ the Wllli%Camphell
iaw. us'.6sluiS FIR tGefpgfp1sr u Nm,
ing nicdicinal beer. has madt. II Ips-
sihlo Tor The thirsty to be- slpplicd
With good liqgur- Tor = much longer
period than appeared likely before
rs flaasgrs ahy ainrfes, .pfoaLhitinn
officials said IN some quarters tho
provision for The rrlmport ~ liquors
Was considered ~ Joker"
Stored In Other Countries.
Tho law provided That the com.
missioner may authorize the return To
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
Five Tribes Paw
Their Own Way
Dog lows His Master To a
Cake OF Ice.

Red WING, Mlnn. ~-When eight.
ypar-uli Pierce Sechach fell In
60 the Mississippi river. coming
VI tfs 4ffi'fdyJs ~ tsA-l' fftsif
shore, his dog plunged In and
swain around until tho boy
SEIZED bis hind legs, Then the
dog ,oWszI lis master % f0a,.
ing c.hw ~f s~~. trosn which
'as Eas's rg9ss SD sAy.ssbs-kvya.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
HARDIN Pur Rack
on HIS FEET TWICE


-Fog the sswcnd riine Itsniae has puf
ne 90 my fies. and Yea may knew By
that whxs I thinA Of H. sa.d William
T. Rarttn. iSe Garosn ST.. ius An
gcte1 Galtf.
Three years aga had r!Asszsat!saa
in KY sAoaA6srs and meek 20 bad !
could hardy work I tried mcdsSsns
altar asessicfns eaiy 70 gst wcrse, hat
nnAily ! got held of Tanlac, and !
hsvenr had o trace 81 rheaEattzn
Tnesi isss summer my stomach scs
out o. ciNder. ! Jest my appetite Grf'
what lsne I'D eat Eade ne feel
haoslieG all stuffed up and miserable.
] always felt ~eak. tired Aaa worr Sut.
and was % Nervous eoai6at sleep.
Wei, Taniae id q geed jsh foe fse
before. 30 Just sct some more Of Il,
and now II has again axed me un and
Tn feeling s,roag and energetic HIKE
! sn~ed 20. FFr tail the weird Tantsc's
the medicine for tue"
Tanlae IA sold by all gooc druggists
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

To hrag It,ie, o. show weli. 10 crow
gently II In luck Go pay ap. go own
up. and IN shut up, u beaten are The
virtues ~ sporting man. Oliver
Wendell Holmes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

'"sfssa: Rss--s *hstv.. dainty eSssshsSf
for baby, II 700 use Red Crcss hasi
Rlas. Ssyfr streeks ~ .lntptes thesn-
All good grper sell it.---Adyef'iss-
ment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

one likes 10 be cultured hu; 80
be vain 81 II shows a Gaw In the eul-
turs somewhere.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

Honest crdostar ia alwaYa reward
81 80 res4I efyeri ~ @t~F iesi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

TIE nearfr fou approach msny 4
rrrat wpH ffe sma,lrr he ioots
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
Rave Nine Boarding Schools.

There are niuG tribal boarding
schools and seven contract schc,iS
While Ihe public day syhoul system
Includes 2.aa districts With an ynruil.
meat ~ about 1900 Indian children.
The suPory .sors office has jurisdie-
ton over the Indian pupil only In
tll.se day ~ehouis not over the public
school as suth.
The tribal boarding schools are main.
tanned for each distinct tribe and the
completed educational. plants, Each IL
equipped with Kitchen dining ruoth.
dormltnry. laundry, hospital and iaclli.
Ties for Industrial and academic e,iu.
caslun, Most ~ these schools have
largo acreage which ia Oiled and
the product used In the malutenap,,
IL the Seheat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

roctcied pride II worse than
covklchurrx IN IRE porkei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

4hr supessis,oh ~ ths sehe,ss IT
the 1--WE civilized ty.bes~C Cherokee,
Choctaw. ChlcSasag, Greek aud
SemlDole--has 70 deal with three
phases ot school activity which ara
ruuktd III fmpor,irt'e .As' tiiioas
Tribal boarding schools pubic day
schools aud pr,,ate contract schools
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

"leH said you would die fot mas
swell. aint l working myreaf -
death p Louis,lile, Coafieftcuraal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

Tho law provided '1hut the com.
missioner uay authorize the return To