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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-22

Tonight-Pearl White in "A Virgin
Paradise"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-22

Tonight-Norna TaAmadge in "Smilin'
Through
Starting tomorrow-Mary Pickford in
Little Lord Fauntleroy."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Iennessee City

Mrs. n-eb,- Msuxhnet 10 visiting
h,he Il. T Wright home
Mr., Grace Prueu i. a sues, oI
hst sister Mrs. Charles Kr-tchmsn
Geo. buris sp~n, Sunday With
homeiolla
Tom Dickson. ot Charlotte, apent
cart OF a day here last sesk esllsns
IN tirutv 'y~~~.. ---,
Eruest Adams says ha Is ur with
bic work and glad to .ee the rain.
Miss Willie Wallace II 81 Sidirs
was the suest 81 Mise Edaa Esins
last rhursdAv
Mrs. aall,e Math. hs. hten on
ID. sick list im some time
Born. to NJ. and Mrs. With.
Do,son. June 10 . rins pound hoy
Suoday night % No 3 Homer
Ah-rcrpmbie and Willard Lucas.
leit here ior Nashville ~herv they
we're to SniA m.k,ns TIE papers
that enrolled them 10 the Z &
Nsvv ne four y-ar. Later ve heard
tia, AMari viii come back bat
Homrr will 90 on to Hampiun
3oAIias Virginia and begin training.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
The Democratic Executive
Committee Holds Meetiai

The Democratic Executive Com
mittse Of Dickson County, Tenn.
sssee. met in Dickson Saturday. A
majority OF the Committee ~,
present II VAS decided that under
the n-w Law |, would not be nee
esssry Tor voting booths to be
us.d in th. August Primary.
/, vas decided that sll Demo
Gratis would be allowed to vote Ia
the Primary provided they had paid
their poll tan, ho, that none would
IN allowed To vote Who hsd no,
paid poll tar, except those over
fifty y,su ~ age.
The following resolution vas IN
an mou.ly adopted.
Be 1t resolved BY the Democratic
Executive Committee d Dickson
County. Tennessee. that we are op
posed 10 the tendency In our State
government to centtallse power IN
Nashville and favor whsn~ver and
wherevss possible the voters having
power and authority 10 elect lhe,'
oAcers
W. heel that better and more
satisfactory serv,crs will be rendsr.
OIL the public school interests u our
we're the school lag amend
/. 4 81 that the voters would have
the privilege II sIae,iny the mem
bers ot the County Board Of
kducat'on. and W hsfeby petition
sni ,n-,s,r, the Representative and
state Senator u b. Nominated In
thu Ausud Primary a. pi-da. them
selves - the,. reform and 10 make
pahl,e .heAs aasitlnn on The question
of All = yfislns the vaisrs to - =, /
ihsif own oh,c,s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
SHERIFF

STUART W. arc authorized 10 an.
nounc. NJ. q. Stuart ~ = candidate LOT
sheriff, suhlrc, TO the ~ill II tho quail
hrd voters at the August. W., eiec'
ton
COLEMAN We are authorized ~ An
nouacr Thomas J. CoiriaAn asacsnt,.
date for sheriff, subject "a the ~ili ct
the qualified voters 81 the August
tv3l election
CREIGHTON We are aathor,aed to
Anaonnee i Creighton - a canjl-
dsss totah~ess,ss ut Shsr,e s,sl,,set H.
the guslIdsd voters NJ the coming
August election.
HiCkERSON We are authorized q
announce " II H,ckerwon ~ a candi'
date Tor sheriff. subject ~ the action
ot ,hr qualified voters at the August.
~, election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

Does Ecsning End yeu With 4
lsms. stiA sed aching haekf Ar,
you tired ell the time--fSd work q
bardsslf Have you suspected yous
kidnsys! Dickson people sEdosss
Dosn's Kiansy Pills Ash youi
nsishbos. You can rely on thsi'
statement,
Mrs, ". n. Petty. Railroad 81.
Dlekson. says: Last winter ] had
. pretty bad tpeli 81 kidney eom.
plant and | blame my trouble ios
being on ny lee, 90 much standing
over The cook sscse and getting
meals tor 20 many wcpie. My
kidneys we're disosdsred and acted
too freely, Cites | vas dissy. M
head ached and I Yslftifsd. I didn't
have much ambition 70 do my sofk
snd | wss somewhat nervous
Finally ! began tshins Doan' .
Kidney Pills, getting my supply o.
the Myst. DRUG Co. One hox pat
me 10 good condition ssain and |
have NO return d the complaint
since "
Pncs 6)c, at al dealers. Doc |
simply ash ior kidney remedy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

Whereas on the 1Nh day d
Sebte mbst. ttt6, J. N. Parchman
and vile. Fannie Parchman eIecut
"a . deed ot trust. TO the under
sisued. Vim. B. Maddux. ~ trustes
upon the following described real
estate 10 the llth civil District a
Dickson County. tennessee boarl.
ed on the nor,h by the land Of John
Dodson. Roger Street. and y. b
Baker. on the east bv the iands Of
r. r. Binllsy and George Dodson,
90 the south BY the lands Of Anson
Hassrovs and on the uest BY the
laod. Of Andy K,hrdss and joan
OoJson. more particularly bounded
and described ~ iolloss.
Beginning at . white OAK on the
north hsnt Of . drain. II being with
the 4. ". corner oil tract No 7 and the
northwest corner Of tract No. Z in
the division d the lands oil George
Dodson and runs With the south
boandafy line 81 B. \. Baxter ST.
degree. " -, poles 10 = hickory,
thence south IL poles TO . small
hsck oat ~ith small black oak ~
pointer. thenee, n, IA. degrees "
lis poles with the south boundary
line Of Roger Stree, to a stone With
two oak pointers about Two pole
east OF thu school house; thence
south J desrees W. 81 poles with
the east boundary line Of John
Dodson tract TO . pile N stones on
the north side Of The road; thsoce
n a. degrees W. ~, poles with
the ). B, line Of John Dodson 10 =
stake. th4uc- 2 II, poles 10 q
stake; thence Z 40 degree. east ~
police 10 4 pills al stonss. the north
east corner N the Andrev Ethridse
ianH tA%ec- 4 . .aessses ~, %
rcles With the 4 R. line N the
Andrew Ehndse land 10 pile Of
ssooss si,h black oak pointers,
theme. q, S.. degrees Z al poles
with the n. B. al Apson Harssnve
to q pile OF stoues; thence n ~
degree : si.h tract No. . in the
disisinn n the Gewse Doison land
and NTH the rect boundary kne Of
George Dcdseu and Z. r B,nklev
to the beginning conner. eontsin,ns
2f9 acres mere o. lee being the
came land eecveyed to ]. n. Parch.
man by Sue W Shelton on the 2asd
day Of July 1904. By deed which 10
Of record 10 the Register office Of
Dickscn County. Tennessee, tn
Book s. psse sc.
Tbs said dssd n trnA - dnty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

-.
4 4. =: - !.
'n - - - - - 80. ".
- " 80
-. ssT ssa
Whereas. Wv sssd deed "A tres'
.as sxsssssd %. ssssFs ne psyuen
o. oiis soss Doc NUU " dated s@pf
Dsh. 1915 sxscassd By ]. =
rs'shusn. ana dss ana Hiyaels %
NE asst das os Apsils ltn. ionsshs'
VIM the issesAsa On asid nois d To-
rats o. = psf essi AMMAN. payass'
snasaiiss am esyanas 70 khs fsa0-
sss~s Mnnsass 70 . snds i.
Whsssss detaait has oesa made
IN the esys'eas OF s.ss eoss, mich
u sss esss hss sad sneAad- sAaes
ao's MS pssn sssiensd ~. 'lnd Y
noS ne psopsfsy o. 4. T. Syrn, and
shs said osea o. sr0ss psovsdsd teai
on failure 70 pas sAld ncss O
maturity tAs lu'sss' mashs advertise
sara property fos sass ~ ssessy
eoelscssioes ios ioaf sssss 70 sens
-s*sspApM nahhansd ", ucksoc
$500 10 .a =" - ss%s =
A., =, rh.,l,.,. r......~. ~;,s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Civil War History
By Mr.. {. Il. Clark
Ar.icI. ~

While al camp rrousdalr | b-gsr
10 mix aud mina- With boys .rou
athss souniys. the nsmrs 81 aome
yet remember One u nv ur y
ustr. proirs~d tehsion one nlsa'
IL The dead nnurs he ask I'D
me TO write his experience AND
mA,l /, 10 Isaac Denton. a prom
inent prims.ivs Bapis.. Preach,
" The stcs,nn from ~h<s- 90 came
=. ole sad mailed 1t ~ pet rr0u ct
and in / iss day. the snsv-r caRs
that he cas- slrssh. lie then. wsnt
ID 10 70 home and be baptized by
that good old preacher. l assisted
him ia getting 4 pesmi, IRON Ch
Savage, NJ Vas homesict and
wanted to see Ssllie and the BABY
He returued 10 cAme hu, did
not rvms,a loss in the Army,
which 10 proof taat Chnss,sn
should uot 20 10 var l understand
tia, Mayor Wilson u Nashv,Hls Is
4 relative II 0~nersl I,lltec, u
and vas named Fshl iW the
Qsser&l l,lI,eeo6ev sas KILLED At
eishins creek early 10 the var
eone VI the boys we're getting
Aomes,ck and were given a ies days
turlcush. never GOT = iurloush
during the var We hal na. dta~n
eurs and snuni,i,n We o., plenty
TO sat while Al camp Trousdale. bu,
We we're poos cooki | remember
my drvt exp~r,eqee cooking nee |
su. water 10 camp kettle. "a, i,
on the lrs and rut 10 about ooe-
bali salloa u rice. and i, soea be
s,n 10 boil over. l dipp>i oct scme
OF il, hut it k-pt running over aud |
decisisi ii sas spailsd rice and ]
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

threw 1t oil out. coon learned
better.
The boys had q good time Addlips.
dancing, ~r.s.l.aa Aad .sssd play
Ing. Al that time | did MOI know
Ace from Duce. but learned latter
90, Many things occurred there
Tor which will not ash space. 10
my nett. l wsll carry you away
from that camp Bear wl,h me-
and will tell you something about
var b.tor. winding up my little
history TO be- eoo,inu.d
. ..a...r..,.,.,"s r.- o. H. GlMk.- ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

sn ,b,~'esvsss II xppssTs' ts' tAs
CLERK snd Master from atiida vi. that
The defendant. ". N. Pace. 10 Z
non resident Of the State Of Tenn,
and can no, be served With pr ,cess
It 10 therefore ordered that publics
,ion be made Tor said defendant
that be- appear ., the Courthouse ia
DItsssori vSSssSsss oT o. sssea-
the Tti,d Monday Of jug. lp27.
came being . Rule day 81 this Sour
and plead. answer OF dsmuf TO the
biis died axsils. him In Ills rau.e:
~ th@'ssss~ ~,ll bs taken ias can
irss~d aud the cause eel Tor hearing
erpsris
|, 10 further ordered tina, this
notice be Published in the Hearld
Tor four consecutive weeks, - re
Quirsd by Law In such csses.
Witness my hand ., office IN
Dick.on. Tennessee. this June 18th
1912.
J J Taylor. CLERK 4 Master,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
REGISTER

DICKSON ". are authorized 70 ga.
nouaee + 4 piekson "a candidate
Tor reelection - t,y Office OF Teyfstsr
suhrsct ty the wAA NJ. The qualified
voters Nj the Auguet. lvll. slection.
FIELDER-We ar. authorised 10 ain
nouar. J, " Fielder AZ . candidate
for Register, subject to the action Oh
the qualified voters IN the next August
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

r. Do you Gnow 1bsi hi6s out 81
every ten casss VI rheumatism are
simply rheumatism Of the muscle.
OF chronic rhsnmAtism, neither .oi
d which require any internal treat,
msnlf The pain may he relieved
BY applying Chamb~slsins Iini.
imsaie uhieh nsts, sleep, and res.
possible. shd that certainly means
. great deal to any one afflicted
With rheum atism.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
COUNTY COURT CLERK

II ARRls-- We as authorized tn an,
aauaee Melvin Harris W. = eandidats
Tor fe-sIsctioa Ia The Office u County
Court Clsrk, subIsc, 10 Oh. Will 81 the
qaslih.d voters al the August. 1922,
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

HRl NNI&G.5 We are .nthonaed 70 an
noancc l.. J browning rs candidate
for re-slec,lon 10 the Office 81 Circuit
Court CIerL. subject 20 the will of the
ssaal,ls1 salsss ~. tbs. sosguss, ~
cleo ton
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
The Home 81 the Scsl.

10 oldeu times, u Vas believed
that the ssat Of the soul vas the
stom seh. most lise1y ior the rsasoa
thu. q man 10 never so completely
used sp a. when biz stomach 10 out
Of order For the cure Of Ordinary
stomach troubles. there 10 nothing
ss.t><.o psamp. and sAtisiaetasx a.
Chambeslain's Tablets They stysps,
then the siomsch and enable II 70
perform ito functions naturally
QsSs sssa.s .ssal>, ..Thsy only cost
q quarter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
STATE SENATOR

HAKE-Ws are authorized 10 AnnUlurr
w. o, Hake ~ a candidate Tor STATE
senator from thr Twse ~ -thifd srna-
Dflsl District, subject w the viii u
tho qualified voters al the Democratic
Primary August s, I'VE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Announcements,
RYPaEsEHATivE

HALL--Ws are authorized 10 announce
Y y. Hall - q esedidsts fos X pre-
,seaAtivr In the Lower House of the
asN Gsnsssl Asssmbly, sabiset 70 tbs
wall 81 the democratic yolsrs 10 lie
August. i7yz, pnnafy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
TRUSTEE

HUNT W, are authorized 20 announce
Stay dea Hunt A. . candidate Tor re-
election W the Office oi Trustee. sub
lsc, 10 the will Of the qualified voters
ii III. 'ssSsiss. .s.1i-S. ss-S.!as. -, =. :.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
DELINQUENT TIPlr.
EE, TAKE NOTICE!
On ,h. FIRST MONDAY IN

Tn the FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE tEEXTl. 1914. | viii turn
over to The Comptroller otthe Tr.ss
ury . list Of all dslinouen, real 60
tate taxss a. shown BY the record,
In my once. and on said day. under
the Law. 40 additional penalty o.
Ave pescen, Will accrue on The gross
amount 81 .ales. interest and rsn'
alties. nov provided By Law.
The following 10 q list Of 'ucb de-
lioqueu,s, the distzic, 10 which ID,
property 10 situatet. and The npm
Der Of AGREE 10 each tract:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

Leonard Walker. eoiosed, wbo
reed dee iast North Of Dickson. lost
., tecd hofss. Ths .aaimal irll prst
4 stump and broke one OF its legs
The bfest was Of such q nature
that The horse bad 10 be killed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

FARM LOANS-Bortow none,
from tho Federal Land HAnk a.
b., percent. Ions time easy pay
msnts.--A. J. Byrn. Secretary and
Treasurer, Dickson. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
pGAvhA

James y roeps. aged % ysars.
died hsfe .. the home 81 Ais sistsf.
Mrs c, j Ryan. 90 GILLIAN avenue.
after 40 illaess 81 lcns duration
Funeral ssrvics was hsid 0, the
,ssideses tuesday Conducted !. hy
Rsvs. Hsssley and Sssy asd In
,ssmsni took place 10 Uaioa Cen
stsfy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

Thomas billiard, Of the Turnbull
mel shboshooa. died Tuesday. sasd
about 30 years Fuosfsl seryios
w,s hsid Wednesday and internsns
took plses in the family onryins
sround.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
nosRaslDsNT NOTES

Ia Chsucery at Dickson, Tenn.
\, g, Robertson
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED
 FOR NEAR EAST FUND

Mayor w. w. Council received the following wire from Governor Scott c. Bone: Please sec Near East appeal telegraphed to press. Re quest you organize work in your community. Chitina, Mccarthy and Kennecott. Situation urgent"
 In pursuant to above request pr. Council has designated the follow. fhg subscriptions to this fund: J. V. Lydick, First Bank of Cordova, Bank of Alaska, A. J. Adams. c. M. Ross wog. The Club pool room, Windsor, Northern, Alaskan and Cordoya ho- tels; Rev. E. P. ziegler, Rev. R. s. Nickerson and Rev. Vim. McMillan. President Harding set aside Sunday, December 3, as Near East relief day.
 All public spirited people are re quested to do their utmost to see that Cordoya subscribes her quota to this very urgent need.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
9Ed7 Hgg2esz1,

Mrs. Charles Peterson left for Seattle last night on the Alameda.
 Nrs. E. Griffith left on the Ala meda this morning on trip to the States.
 M. J. Van Dyk, wife and little daughter left on the Alameda for the States. A
 Capt. Geo. E. Scott was an out going passenger on the Alameda for the States.
 Miss Stella Crangle was a passen- ger on the Alameda for the States, on a vacation.
 Alvah Flames came over from Sew ard on last nights boat, as did also Postoffice Inspector Neil.
 Miss Thelma Mcconnell was an Alameda passenger for San Francis co, where she will attend college.
 The dancing lessons will start promptly at 9 and o'clock. A full hour will not be made up to tardy pupils.
 Grover c. Frame and wife left on the Alameda for Port Angeles, where they will spend the winter, return ing here in the spring.
 T. w. Hawkins, of Seward, senior member of the firm of Brown & Hawkins, Seward and Anchorage merchants, visited with town friends while the Alameda was in port.
 The steamship Alameda arrived from the westward at 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon and sailed for Seattle at o'clock this morning with the following passengers from here: G. c. Frame and wife, Wm. Angona, Wm. L. Weitzel, Jack How ard, w. Davis, Frances Eurssard, M. j.. Van Dyk, wife and daughter, Geo. E. Scott, Thelma Mcconnell, J. w. Lewter, w. H. Burns, w. L. Gary, John E. Drake, Oscar Sunneson, Chas. Staten, Miss s. Crangle, J. C.. Baker, Geo. Kendall, J. A. Erickson, Mrs. E. Griffith, Mrs. c, Peterson and w. T. Prentice.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
ARMisTicE DAY IS
 CELEBRATED AT VALDEZ

A celebration in true northern style marked the fourth anniversary of Armistice Day at Valdez. The occasion was observed by dance in the evening given by Valdez Post No. of the American Legion.
 With the hall beautifully decorated, good music, wonderful lunch, and last, but not least, F good crowd, the affair proved great success from start to finish- The large at tendance gave evidence of the towns attitude towards the post. The Valdez Post No. 2 has sixty one members on its rolls, being the third largest post in Alaska, and has the distinction of being the furtnest north Legion post owning it's own club hall. Their hall is equipped with a complete gymnasium outfit.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
MARINE NEWS
8 P. M., NOVEMBER 30

SS. Edmore, Yokohama for Seat tie, 2167 miles from Seattle.
 SS. Liebre, Tokuyama for San Pedro, 9O3 miles from Tokuyama,.
 SS. Nile, Shanghai for Hongkong, 80 miles east of Hongkong.
 SS. Hanley, Vancouver for Yoko- hama, 2130 miles west of Port Townsend.
 SS. West Ivan, San Diego for Yo- kohama, 2202 miles west of San Diego.
 SS. Elridge, Swatow for Seattle, 2564 miles from Seattle.
 SS. Montague, Yokohama for Portland, S41o miles west of rEolpnE1- tlEll bia river.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
JOHN WANAMAKER SERIOUSLY ILL AT
 PHILADELPHIA HOME

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l. John Wanamaker, the veteran merchant of New York and Philadelphia, is seriously i'll at his home here. Taken suddenly sick yesterday afternoon, he grew rapidly worse. A bulletin issued at half past seven o'clock this morning stated that with continued loss of strength and vitality, Wana- maker passed a comfortable night"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
CASE OF SUSPENSION" TONIGHT

"CASE OF SUSPENSION" 1ONiG1
 The last rehearsal for "A Case of Suspension" which will be given at the Empress Theater this evening. is being held this afternoon, the cast continuing up to the last minute the hard work 1t has put into prepara- tion for the production during the past two weeks. A side-splitting play, adequately presented by cast of ten local dramatic celebrities, is the promise of an evenings enter tainment that will undoubtedly bring out a record-breaking crowd. The performance will begin at o'clock sharp.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
PIONEER ALASKAN
 DIES IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Dec. 1.--Dr. l.. s. Kel- Ter, of Skagway, pioneer Alaskan, died here last night after an illness extending over six months. Dr. Keller was we'll known among Alaskans, hay ing been the organizer of the Arctic Brotherhood. He was member also of the Masonic Order, of the Elks and ], ef- the Eagles. <
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
elLLs' CLUB NOTICE
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

Volunteer carpenters are wanted to assist in finishing the Boy Scout building. Report at building site on the government road leading to town on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. As the season is late 1t is desired to complete the structure as soon as possible.
 1-2t BOY SCOUT TROOP COM
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01
ENGINEER LOSES LIFE
 IN POWER HOUSE FIRE

sjLETHBRIDGE, Alberta, Dec. 1.---A fire whose estimated damage will amount to at least $3O0,Oo0, complete ly destroyed the powers boiler and pump houses of the international Coal and Coke Company's mine at Cole man, yesterday morning. and William Machin, an engineer, is missing. Mach in is believed to have lost his life, and efforts are being made to search the ruins for his body. As result of the fire the town of Coleman is without water or lights.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01

You may as well have reserved seat It the Show December Int. See add on Page 5. 27.tt.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01

Our radio boots for ladies', misses and children are here. You should see then. Blum. O'Neill Co. 1S-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01

SS. Alameda, southbound, loading at Cordova. SS. Starr, left Dutch Harbor for
 Lost Harbor.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01

If you want skates and shoes, drop in and see our new line The Blum, O,Neill Go. 1S-tf.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-01

The steamer Admiral Watson will be here. on her southbound trip. Sunday evening.
 Finkelstein & Sapiro are having [ new plank walk laid in front of their place of business.
 Volunteers are needed on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock to complete the Boy Scouts cabin. Col. Frederick Mears, president of the Alaskan Engineering Commis- sion, was in Cordova last night on his way to the States. .'s
 BiLLs' CLUB NOTICE
 The regular meeting of the Bills Club will be held Wednesday even ing at o'clock. All Bills requested to be present. 1-3t. c. T. MELLISON, Secy.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-06
Signs Were Bad.

4 husky Negro applied for fob in
h:g ship building company and his
fine figure and strength got him ac-
..l5sd He was told To report 10 a
cert: in department in the end ~ a
mammoth building.
He hadn't gone ten feet before he
saw q syn hung above an alcove read
ing "S'reicaer Here" Duplicates ~
ihi> a>>ailcd his eve here AMI there
md ih.n came bigger sign which
read: To the Hospital" The odor
~ ether and ether smells filed his
n"sir,ls and he turned hack.
"R">S.' he said "a the man who had
hirel him "Ah resigns Ah'm
through"
"Why. Sa'n, what's the matter?
You're not afraid ~ danger, are you:"
"Nn>Suh h's>s. danger An Graves. but
rot wilful destruction. no suh,"-
American Legion Weekly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-06

Everything at n low price.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-06

leen stood On the shabby station plat
form at Frackvllle. stood there IN her
plain blue coat then rushed pell-Inell
into the arms of her mother She
had let them know. She had wanted
Just this Dad trying 10 tell her
about the big new Giant Tire company
plant hadn't she read IL IN the city
papers: Jack jumping VI and down
n her side yelling about his sSaies.
And mother Through The Voices of
them all She could somehow hear her
mothers.
For good. dear. you've come" she
said. mot just VISIT"
Nope. mummy. for good. kaih-
leen answered as they bundled her
QUESTION since her departure Game
home to make pies for daddy. and.
say daddy. can learn 10 run this
thing?"
You bet your life you can hut
your mothers going io keep YOU
mighty busy for the next few days.
Signed you NJ for the fair Can
tell her mother. All right.
here goes. -. They've signed YOU NJ
for the Sweetheart Booth What
you know ahout that; Thought you.
being IN the city. could give them car'iS
and spades"
And thar evening after the piplns
hot biscuits and the fricaSSerd chicken
aud the CHEEKY conversation in IA"
coy kitchen they whiSked her OF
"a committee meeting IL the fair.
What Fun il Was To SAY hello To- every
body again, The girls wanted Ia
know II She Siill knew how To- make
cake. the boys wanted 20 know if any
one IN The city had cut them ont
There were endless plans io be gone
over. what I'D she think ~ this:
What tld She think ~ that; Here
she was wanted Kathleen Thought
II was good 10 hc home
Bni up IN her little whlic-curiainel
room that night Kathleen >t".d for
long while IN The moonlight AMI
looked oui 'hc window To Say !oH
are going to forget i onr ,hiug: -
really forget. another.
Now came three Wild. Hurried day,
Of cake baking. crepe paper twisting
and goodness only knows wha:. Their