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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21
A Mrrrg GtrrtatntaH
so
The Ledger wishes its Christmas Happy
New Year.
May the you pleasures past
a less
May dreams hard luck good
r. A.cea,.s Ilz1
4
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
ELECT OFFICERS
TUES. EVENING

E. L. Paisley was elected eminent
commander of the Crusade Com
mandry, Knights Templar, Tuesday
evening, The other officers are: Cen
eralissimo, Elmer McGee; chaplin
general, Dr. S. S. Cox; senior ward
en, Harry Stocks; junior warden, F.
P. McCord; secretary, T. J. Kelso;
treasurer, Sam Sharp.
Several minor officers will be
appointed later. Following the ell
ection the officers were installed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21
MAY Appoint Hukriede.

Hon. T. w. Hukriede, according to
report from Washington, d. c.,
may be appointed as a special as
sistant to attorney General Daugh-
erty when his term as congressman
from this district expires March A,
1923. Hon. w. L. Cole of this dist
trict and formerly the Republican
state chairman in this state, is en-
ployed as assistant attorney general.
Optic News.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21

The amount of taxes collected by
C. P. Arnold for 1921 according to
the November settlement which is
the first date at which any of the
current taxes is paid out was $49,-
2O3.67 compared to $37, ,573.94 in 1922.
The fact that the amount is less this
year is due to the decreased valuation
and the lowered rate Of taxation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Winkler in Texas.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winkler, Of
Rush Hill, are spending the winter
in Boerne, Texas. Their many
in Audrain County will be
glad to know that they are we'll and
Enjoying Texas. Mr.. Winkler writes
that he has seen no ice there this
winter, and that men are plowing.
Oats are four and five inches high,
and will be cut the last week in
April or first of May, and the pro-
spect is fine for a big crop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21

Mrs. Mary Downs, Of Southampton
T. n, who has been the guests Of MIR.
and MRS. r. M. White. departed Sat
nrday for her home. Mrs. White
accompanied her to 81. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21

Mrs. John McIntrye and Miss Hazel
win leave Wednesday for Cleveland,
Okla, where they will spend Christ
mas. Mrs. Mcintyre will remain In
Oklahoma until April.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21

According to it's annual custom the
Elks Lodge of Mexico win distribute
Christmas baskets this wear. The
members OF the lodge feel the ned
IS great this year and il possible Sill
give 100 baskets Of food and things
to please children
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21

j. r. Powell and his uncle. John
Powell Of Kentucky who = visiting
relatives in Andrain County went 10
Auxvassa Monday.
w. ri Corl n in Philadelphia All
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21
PEARL WHITE TO A CONVENT
Queen of Movie Thrillers Tires Of
Life Before the Camera.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Pearl
White, queen of the American cin-
ema thriller, is ON her way to Europe
to enter a convent, according to i'm
formation through an authoritative
source. Miss White sailed on the
Majestic last Saturday. 1t was learned
that at an elaborate farewell party.
given in the actresses honor last
Wednesday night by Texas Guinan,
Miss White, IN d brief speech, told
her plans, asking that they be kept
secret. She said she would leave
Paris soon for Switzerland, retiring
to convent in the Alps. II is not
understood she Is to become nun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21

Fl. n, Hill of Auxvasse came te
Mexico Tuesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-12-21

Brentwood Wis, Dec. 90 Catch
ing large timber wolf by the tail
and holding 1t until his partner got
q club was the experience Of Bert
zettle, i farmer. The animal fought
vicionsiy after being wounded.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

10 Park highway ~ TO he gehsoxiEet
botanized, mapped. ehsrtcd and signed
10 assist the private automobile
traveller.
II IL generally recognized tina, there
is 90 highway IN the world that efers
NJ naall1. iIieenpi r.ilsastie raptilsisns
whlIe passing over nine ranges II
mountains and through many fertile
farIulng aud fruit srosinE s~ctioas.
everything that ia grown Ia the wes,
can he found Ga this Highway, TO say
,p,,hlng " the many other Industries
sach a. mining. numbering, shipbuilti.
tpg aud many other kinds of manu-.
featuring In fact, II IL not generally
ksosn tia, the West stands ~ the
barrier and the protector Of the nation
against the sncreaching Of undesirable
barties
II Ia the desire OF the National rsrk
10 Park Highway association that c1iy
truthful information and advice shau
be given 10 us many patrons and II
!. the purpose II It's thousands 81
members &c see that I, Ia doac, TIE
general Offices are In Dcnyer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
POLICE USE PAPER BULLETS
Tear oas Bombs Also Part u ne
kqme~~ex 81 the lA~ Enferclng
Powers OF Detroit

Detroit. Mich,--Tear gns bombs ana
paper bullets are now part Of the
regular e9uipna, II tho police Ia The
fourth city 10 America.
Police Commissioner Inches fel, that
machine guns were needed by Detroit
10 help In dislarssnx nobA- 10 the city
bought number ~ sub u,scl lne gN,sas.
10 shoot i.,.1 bullets . mtnntr, but the
commissioner was afflicted with hind
heart and cnaltln'i hear the thought cs
the steel jaeketed bullets moving men
dswn Just because they ha;9eaeJ 10
10 dlsorderiy.
pr. Inches suggested that paper ktli.
lets be made, containing charge Il
minute bird sba;. II Ia sail these
paper bullets viii sx erip!4e for Ats
or Kill any persun. no matter Il what
close range they are cred, tot Will
stop any noh
The bullets were found 20 have Just
about the ne>~ssaty spesri sni hard.
ness "a Set under nau's akin ard
make him want % hunt a do.tof Ia
the quickest pssslblc time
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Picric Acid Used as New Stump-Buster

clear aa,oD acres of land and has made
q saving Of over s7oooo for the farm.
ers II The state"
'fhc, sssr,nSdny ~ fMss explosive ii
empha SECS. by the department % A re-
cent 4lar showing that last falls
distribution saved tie farmers ahoa;
$4,000 over the cost of other erplos
Ives There are Dow available some
tiusttsn pounds NJ rscrIe acid and ~
,h,s amount i,t"N.c0o sr. available to
each ~ the lake sts,es--Mlchigsn,
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
fi'rtc acid Ia q high explosive which
Saa ssssv' an' large aassslisiee, 6sasasg ,iAs
var. snd n row being distributed to
farmers for agricultural purposes says
the department. No charge ~ made
by the government fer the explosive
ITSELF. hot ~ II hss To be dried cot snd
car;rlared before Z, can he rsed for
peaceful purposes the eost ~ this
woFs naa be paid tsy ttse fsrrurr,
F'crtc sesd Ia comparatively safe
srploxtye snd IL used In tie same way
thst cther agricultural explosives are
ased II has several sassn,a~s over
commercial explosives In that n kesps
Indefinitely without dsts,ssrsiibg. Il 10
rot affected hr heat or c1td ard II
does not cause headaches er ether 81
effects when used In the er~n air.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

THE Naiinnal PARK TO Park High
~ay association plans 10 edacste
oct cEly the matarei mind bu, tho
sehool eaildrvn Of the ,uatlon to the
many advantages Of the western pog.
tsoa Of the unlted States
fsssv~s' IN ssfssJ.ii4, ahsaets-. m .t-sssser
Publications Opportunities are ro,'
erred, sceaic attractions am com.
rlercia'Issd and thereby cheapsnsf
recr~atiss places are thought Of only
In tho sense " the dollar. seolosy has
bee0 b~liiiled with fictitious and mis-
le~iing locAliEad names and dsscrip-
tons botany Ia unknown By natives
aud plants rs well ~ trees have re-
e~lved local names
The National Park tn PARK highway
ernRects With one wonderful highway
Gil u the tsssicrass parks IA stte aocky
mountains and on the Pacific coast
The plans being formed In the general
stfic~ Of the association by Gus Helms,
IRE managing secretary arr a set or
publications covering separately the
following subjects:
Scenic attractions recreative places
VI interest. such ~ forests lakes and
streams. free 10 the public.
Historical places Of interest many
Of these attractions are found directly
on Or ~ Side trips rrou each com.
gspnlty center.
A complete publication on formation
and geology ever the entire a,loD
niles
An absolutely reliable publication
n tires and plants found growing
along the highway OF on side trips.
In other WORDS, the National Park
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Sebeste 0utdoes Rivals In United
States Army and Is Sen
tenoed 10 Two Years.
SWlNDtES MANY AND VARIED
Court Procedure Brings Out Remark.
able Tale Of -1oid.sriektnu'' Aetivi.
tee Of Karl ssbssts--Evsn
Joined pslies Fores.

Berth. widest tales of gold.
bricherr" In the American army are
surpassed by the ssssy OF Kari ~.
be~te, formerly private In the Ger
Inan army, whoss varied career has
juss landed him " prison for two
y~ara His story sAAss out SarSas the
court procedure.
sebcste. Who b twenty-five pears
cid. was clerk IN . Nat factory hsforv
the war and upon being discharged
sntsrVd thu artny. found he didat care
for that sort u thing and gold.
hr.cke,'" into being discharged as phys
icaiiy unit for service. He then dr,tl
ed into the postal service and Stole
copiously from letters, for which be
was sentenced to ave mouths Ia prison.
Promotes Nimssk.
upco his discharge n. war WAS
s~st',tr hotter end AsewaS2gst draft
-d aud In h.s hrst engagement a, the
frunt was buried nnder wall If
earth that cAyed In frum shell Are,
Having recupcruted he was >eut 10 che
trnnt again. but pr~c~~i~d TO develop
m health and was sen, to the German
hospital In Cohlena Emerging he pro
NOTED himself to the rank If non.
commissioned ossiesr aud eoateFred 4
iecosa,icn cs the Irun Cs,ess upon him.
self. While IN tho hospital he had
sir~wdy laid claim 10 hAxtaS been .
stmfent of theology. and With the per
rsissicn ~ IN. chaplain II the hospital
conducted the divine services theru
with great succ~ss
Pleasant a. The hospital vas he ~as
fna,'y sen, hack to his cn,t,. but
managed 60 ESCAPE ssaln In Germany
Whsrr no became tho religious instruc.
tor In camp At sraudau Again he
wss sacSsSsful. but when no tried to
oust the chap,ain and have himself
appointed bis sinecvre eneicd again
ana ulaes moro hs WIS sent back 10 Ns
unit IN France THIS time ths Aruais
tier came and. having esen duly lis
charged. be tries! The stage ThO
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

a TrESrioS Of farmers ln,all sec
- t!sSsRs 81 Tie. .csastSs ia 't.ss, .sfsA
distribution NJ esr~ss war explosives
fnr farm work is called hy TIE ai.el
States p~rartm"H, ~ Agriculture.
Since last fall tie department, IN 20
operation with the various state sgrs,
cultural colleges has Distributed B.
nnns' pounds u picric assid y sgrplas
explosive wh1eh - very sf'irirTf, esvv
and safe TO handle In Minnesota the
STATE agricultural college reports
I'VE fs-sl that PIERRE acid HAS been
rrca; benrat to The state and has done
4 great deal ta STIMULATE land clear,
lnsa THE 1TIes1 pounds allotted TO
Minnesota were distributed 70 a.t.l
farmers, averaging 80 pourds per
farmer. w estimate tsat this will
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Where Oil Bubbles Up Out of the Sea

TSwENTY years ags a skipper ~ tlas
4 British steamer Etetis, cruising
w, Frllcx ~ re Texas roast sra
at,A naers thar a mite - wafer he
twrss tire sa;a's se~4 ana 'he
asean'x assSr, u sssd tarouga patches
OK ri oa tie s9rt4ce " the
SEA. TIE al appeared u 70 Sti'hliaE
or from the s.a. ssia THE not~ IN fte
shlpa ior. sni since that day ihe7c
rugs tn-V,ush the resorts ~ s's~ nary
hi sregynphls otfa~ repeated reports n
Sa.A oal ssgrss vi se#.
The ssrs year tbs steamer flneStNn
IN almost tSs s&use lsositi re- psss4.~i
through s,Fean II ssgrsene ol| S.~st
fny fee, side Tcgr wears Gar@F ife
San lar,nto eaceHnt@ted, cio*e % thc
sarnc irvas8ty. laser ~ creole oil
ys,so- tasrs yelluW TvfS strwaz @ter,
ag5 steamed usere CHAN fye ao1rs NJ
n es,s "a tore tht Ell seseaC @as Setf
As}da&
Again. in ls*a, the steamer Cosse
s. -rcac evl a asste-@ afe @s st&fa
gslch eawpI i~ s*ss hEhAaiss 10 tie
u fzeg " .Arrr ietA'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Alaska Mines
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tscm b tesAsd fax - ssea - nASss
sxpexts arV Hnals hASwA
-Wstt cssasrSs etay Out.
Alasks h - SiAes fer thu Wild est-
tsv, Tar uss ssnnasittaI are arrsysa
AeMinsi garssss p<omesio0A and Ill
s1ferts 20 feat sseh sasarprts&s ere
Aslksd by The pebble and p<ess.
~ an iiastrstion Ut hsv the Alas
hans are pragrs~sins. . group of hasi
ssss men lave acquired . number u
cd leases In the Anchorage neic and
hnsd them sub tsct 10 The sdyens VI
capital In Sufficient volume 10 dEili ems
os more ealnplste wells. the property
ssing turned over al . lDw rozalty
basis. all cnoirment being subject 10
striking OIL.
Anchorage recently Jointly financed
a cannsry plant By escrowtng ali sub
scstptions until gufsetsnt capital was
raised The cannery was launched and
this season IA operating successfully.
II Is the policy u Alaskan capital 10
pool with outside capital on ali legiti-
mate enterprises and In this manner
the public. as well ~ legitimate desei.
opeSw. are protected against bae-
oAn-srs II finance.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
German Soldier
Gold Brick King

came the revelation asd he became .
selfstyled doctor Of Law end arrived
In Berlin with many a~eossreas and
the uniform OF an officer. wksrs hs vas
welcomed by the Carte C&vaIfre
schuetzen division. and assigned a. .
court ot,icer 20 the Reichs criminal Do.
partment ~ tho Organization. lie tried
several tricks on the Ben Who we're
being eagFht and himself YES s<n.
,enccd 10 six months In prtsun for
petty crimes.
eorrews Huge SumA
Discharged again. Sebests bofrowcSi
huxe sunis Of money on ths pr~ts0sa
OF bcing q former olrecs aud swtndled
widow " an aiicer oa; Of 5000
marks, and stole hsr IApers and thsss
u her brother-tn law. who vas ~
ported missing during the wax, VIVA
thsse credentials he secured ne0AV ~
q discharged of'ieer and ven; ~ v~sk
for harr.sters, Who were obliged to
discharge him for giving away serrSts
~ ether nYIpa
Later he was Imprisoned aSaiA not
emerged tr!amphan,iy and sSse~sd~d
In joining the BERTHE Police. whsrs his
swindlcs brought him his latest sro-
tsnes4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
RUSS CANCEL ENGINE ORDER
siaanslAi state Of 0ovvrnnss~s Msisss
Paying fer i,ooo Lseensssisss
Imposslhls.

Stockholm. After haviag orssred
900 locomotives FROM an engineering
firm here aud having received 30 al
them. the Russian government las 10
tinsted that II Ii nS~ xuable to par.
When tbs contract was made 4 vas
agreed that the engines ~&rs 70 ~
paid for az they w<rs delivered. and
the manufacturers obtained guaranty
Tor their money,
II 10 row considered probable rAaf
the soviet government viii ossesa the
balance Of the order. II u believed
ire present financial state u Russia
and the failure Of tho Genoa and 1fs
Hague eonfsrsncss Is responsible
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

Child In Car Net Awakened ey -
rbc0s Collision In New
York StAte.

Tsrrytown, n. IA GxIacr hsead
haey la an autonshlle slsst o., afser
the Gar had coilt5ei with sa,slser aaa
-throwu odt John Hymn nj a. Marquette
avenue, Ynagers, Who was rrshei to
the Gra@lands hospital Tying O. q
fractured ssgh,
The aeriAezt was at Fir ssn-t. wh~a
Nj sad Mrs prrcy NeE~Ath q
Rs>'&away. y, J.. were ca their way
10 catch ferry Ut TsrvytSsr4 Ryaas
car shcs across In trNnt NJ tanzn and
turncd over as !; was strWg. Ryaa
was the aaty ere han.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

NTAsHiNGToN--Typewr.,tag tn
W al airplane flying amcaE the
cloads with rsdie machinery daplicat.
Ing the letters a, ground ststioa n,lles
sway aai re~ting the psssAgv or In
print, Is development annesEncvd By
the Navy department as gsviag To na-
val aircrsft "a Means ~ eemmgniea.
tioa IN advance Ct radio telegrnph aud
telephone Eystsma now In earrcni
USE
Successes already attained by sx.
peyts working In eontaartioa with the
navy. tive depaTtmsn, asserted. assures
the prsctlcability Of the schema
That such development, viii be Of
inesscalsel~ value u ais ferns If avs.
alton, commercial and military. follows
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
| E AFFAIRS ES
Another Addition to Horrors OF Wal

tnsvisahay On the heels az tA4 vert
heanx dens ky tas ANvy. " N Rr~dscscA
-. 'rhs 6sxilx kxl ksEa nsEs&a tlR nj
esypeT Ii Essesshass the e@aa@~sclAi
typewriter. In thar . keseesfa Aaysas
tbs lsessrs 81 the sirAahss and stAss
ssuahSas on d ID arranged fer hand ~
sratsen.
Eera kry 10 connected to The r~ass
Installation In the plane and whsa .
sastar 10 strysek, q Fxzta impslsx b
rssArs fsssEs Me anfsaaa ca the pasas
tn the rprelslrg ssAsione below. where
the letter Is Feprodae~d 90 pap~r
A reserszi of the ce~r1,ien. 10 that
the plane can receive nisssaEes from
grouad stasisas. 10 said 10 b eHly .
matter ~ detail The ne~. syxsera. n
Is dss'iAred also r-Ssassscs the sdsaa-
tage Ut eliminating mach IL the chaacs
Of errer IN trsasmisxssnl reeeisins and
sending expetsenced In tho tsieraens
and telegraph devices
This the statement ksit. will b.
\ marked sep In sdysncs In that n
with allow explicit afE~ctsuas to seeat.
ing and cesNhat planes In nlxh, by the
commander IN ehet ~ the ec~s gea
will enable scouts ard ether types Of
rlanes 10 eeryvy accurate and d~s~si<d
Information to tho high cetaEasnd'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

A r~nctanGn and his wife esme 10
RnglaaG. Size had relatives No
Manchester. "a n IVES arranged tbst
~ sAoulf Toxic bert there, setarnina
nv hsuScif 60 LssDtGn. where ~ hsA
huslDeys His ~q9csf IL the heasfmG
s~,es clerk Was Rs follows
"f.lre tn~. II yru plnase, fwo tickets
~ Maaehestsire one Tar ire. 10 70
ard ~ yusne harf. one FER rsy wff@.
~ g.. hps noi 10 coYns bach "~-I<ndca
III tssts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Msil supplIsd.

pr Samuel Mcihuxhey sends thin
one.
we nrw living hard by Artoa.
which has several charchss. Msrr
Jane, eur f,seyesr old taagh,cr. has
neen In several Md establishments h
the various churche& The other day
,.sss 81 ,,as.s trientis4 asked, her Ia vhisA
cagrvh abe belonged Her aDsws3
ans. 7 am half Presbyterian. hsn
baptist and half Catholic ~~~lndisa-
spolls Ness
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

Dispute In being vaged ~ to the
earliest postage staap Ticker, Csin
IL pu, f,~wsrd fcr James Chalmess -
ArbcrAth. Scotland. who sabsnittsA
specimen. ~ adhesive postage sfampe
to a s~iec, committee Of sbe houss ~
commons In 1854 Rowland nm IL also
credited with the lnv~n,ion, ,has wing 60
perimeaied with glusinoss washes -
ixs7. As Rowland nm directed the
British postal arrangements, he was
probably the nrs, man 10 ilcs ssna-
Inc post office stamp.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Flshss lIp uiainond No
LsGt Fsar tsan Aes

vsis&iiss RssnAArda 4 -
snns sss t1oe tAnasnS r1ns
n kA@ shAilSs wa1s1 q -
shrs~sbary stwx e vissw
wkeh. X 4, fs@ ysass ~ -
sasse4eA IT, xDssr - -
ws<ksI but IL ~ sA - -
covered.
TAs sthsr dsy - v~nf ~ Q
lsnneh ries On ~ nAnsvwasxs.
jest a. hs rssssd - sp<s
where be hsA ssSe ~ tMg D
friend 1ropped q kmuaAsr hAs
ths watat TIE beat vas
stopped. B<rrhartr put sis haax
.nro the satsr and feEa6 IL
ring bsside the hAnsrssr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Nv Paper in we~ce s.er.

worcsstes. MssS-Wp-pysnr n to
have ne~ Sunday 7eNsy aps~. Th@
a-s' Issue .. sae Sunday T'ss~s viii
lie rahgasns~t September L. II will
be soaa ssc ~x'a J. y. ESex fer
many years rSaasrsnx ~!iio- IT the
Telegram, 10 he owrsr AZ tire uew
paper and sii - tn eiitcv At! EGs-
!.SAes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

through taf reGrs that followed. r~N
r-frts of oil 90 the s~as sE7rfa"e have
e7asae q. frequent sntlrEsss The by.
tsYpgrspi;e osac. records show ~ stach
n's.3a%Ts ots~rvs!iars sHrsng ;Se last
- years saH7e Of them trags ssaSa's
wsll sgr7h III Cape ray. sruae Ear eTsi
in ne t'lantie. Bot the svsstsst n&1a
tsF are c'usfc-~f In the Esf N.sziS@s=s
- The Texas cuast In waters easxfnx
srf@ sT to nS fz:fsrpas ~ dsptf
tIvle pbssrtaticr ess Ess.ss sNsaTi
TIA csfy na.eS ~ casreste+s tn 10 fsss-
eCss- and sAAsrs ftueu ;5a; pesat oI. to
ilse stlat SlS saEBss frras shore
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

Oslunhia. PA Stray dos vas
sfvss Q good meal at q restaaran,
bs~s BY Ralph JeAAson. . CLERK. TNs
DOG followed yoAason homo Late al
might, When q AiShvsynan held w
johnson. CHOKING him. tho dog Al
tackled the bandit. VITO asd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

Ted r1n@ rril ffsus should hs a1mA
In every hane II MAKES csotbes white
an spaw sra Rerer lnIwrYs the fsbssN
All good rrtsess ---1fsrr.t~sneri.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

TIE nAtivr ~ iessAnd Nv 6~pen6s0s
upor MS 0~s '~tgrrces fer MI fhe
n~c@msitles NJ tss fs~sgsv H. Fa#krs
rs ean ram;fss builds Ia ewn baatA
aaa sslaer tss~ 1sga he@@~s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22

vacbcr naftn relieves Hay Fever. -
well ~ ,nowt hurts and soreness An
youf druggist. or send for . free
saurt{e ~. VT VRth%4. ase. '*~w o.
lennal La.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-22
Pigeon Broods Nest Of
Rats in Mothers Absence

Glen Ridge. y j. In view ~
the well known rnmlty between
pigeuns aud rats Herbert I.
Darlington. u Se~ York broker
livlng IN summit avenue hcrr
was snatei ie nnd a plGecu sit
ting on nest " youna rats "a
the rrst door ~ hIs garage
Darlington had h,Sn missing
squads for some time aud had
supposed they ~~re killed. ~
rate 10 seeps lott ~ pigeons
M the .ccnui f'Sr ~ HE gar
age hariy ~ a.. day A.. @as q
laWe rat, apearenti, a mother
rat. xoInG lnto The garage lie
shot II.
Then he found the pigeon NJ
the nest, which also contained
one empty pigeon egs The m,
Ito rats wsrr sslrep