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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
THREE ASYLUM
INMATES KILLED
Express Train COlIides With Truck In
Which They Were Ridins-En-
gineer Fatally SeaIded.

BINGHAAITON. \. Y, June g.
Three persons were killed and three
injured when an Erie railroad ex-
press train hit a truck near the
Binghamton state hospital water
works. The dead were inmates of
the state hospital for the insane.
The engineer is believed to be fa-
tally scalded and the fireman also
was seriously injured. The locomo-
tive of the train was derailed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
LILLIAN RUSSELL
MOORE DIES TODAY
Accident Suffered on Ship
Board Proves Fatal to
Former Singer
VISITS EUROPE ON
GOVERNMENT WORK
Injury Received on Return Trip -
Starred in Operate Roles in United
States and Europe More Than 30
Years-Active i'm Red Cross Work.

Ycars-Active i'm Red Cross Work.
PITTSBURGH, June 6 (Associated
Press Mrs. Lillian Russell Moore,
who died early today at her home in this
city, had been i'll several weeks following
an accident suffered on ship board when
she was returning to this country from
Europe. She was conscious to the end,
which came at 22O O'Clock. She was
81 years of age.
Mrs. Moore, wife of Alexander ?.
Leader. yesterday afternoon was SO i'll
that members of the family were sum
moned to the bedside. Her physician,
however thinking that she would sur
vive, arranged a conference to be held
here this morning. .t.5s .ssr.
Mrs. Noores trip to Europe was under
taken at the request of Secretary of La
Dor James J. Davis to make an inten-
sive study among prospective immigrants
to the United States. -..... ... -..-
Lillian Russell. for more than 80 years
starred in various operatic roles in the
United States and England. She was
one of the most popular singing actresses
on the American stage. Still famed for
youthfulness and beauty after she re-
tired from the stage she toured her ma
tive land with lecture on How to Live
a Hundred Years. During the war Miss
Russell was active in Red Cross and
Liberty loan campaigns She was edu-
Gated at the Convent of the Sacred Heart
in Chicago. Miss Russelfs first stage
appearance was in the chorus of Rice's
II. NJ. S. Pinafore in 1879.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06

Rev. W r. Davenport, superintendent
of the st. Adams district of the Vermont
Methodist churches, is just now making
an extended trip with a finance commit
tee of the church consisting of four other
members, engaged in determining the
valuation of the church properties in the
various small towns of the district The
trip viii include over 400 miles of auto
mobile travel
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
Recently Resigned as Pas
tor After Being Charged
Unbecoming Conduct
COUNTY OFFICERS
FIND HIM TODAY
Was Nine Miles Out of City In Weak
ened Condition Most Of His Cloth
ing Torn 0ff-He and Elders of His
Church Indicted on Charge of Arson.

LAWTON, Okla, June Grey. Thomas
J. Irwin, who resigned as pastor of
the First Presbyterian church here re-
Gently after being charged with conduct
unbecoming minister was attacked and
beaten last night near this city, he said
today.
County officials who went out in search
of Mr. Irwin telephOned they had found
him nine miles from here in a weakened
condition with most of his clothing torn
from him.
Mr.. Irwin and elders of the church he
formerly conducted were indicted on a
charge of arson.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
First Baptist Church

Tuesday, 7.3O p. m.-Christian En-
deavor Society.
Wednesday, -Windham County Sun
day School Association, Westminster.
Friday, 4 p. m.-Junior Endeavor !;
7.30 p, m.-Regular church prayer meet
ing.
SATURDAY, June 1O-The Philathea
class viii hold a food sale.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
Odd Fellows Temple

Thursday, $50 p. m.-An chevaliers
are invited to strawberry supper 70 be
served by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Thursday, 7.30 p. m.-Regular meet
ing of the Ladies Auxiliary.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06

in Moscow and other industrial centsrs
of Russia is 100000 rubles a month
This is the amount set by the trade
union. and while it seems enormous it
amounts to but S12 in American money
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
OVER 40 PERSONS .
BURIED IN DEBRIS
Two Ancient Three-StOry Buildings In
Lemberg Collapse as Motor
Truck Passes.
LEAfBERG, Poland.

. LEMBERG, Poland, June 6
ASSOCIATED Press s).-More than 40
persons were buried in the debris
and many were killed today when
two ancient three-story buildings
collapsed. The buildings are be-
lieved to have been shaken down by
vibrations caused from a passing
motor truck. b., .-s.... ......-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
St. MichaeI's Church
(Episcopal1

Wednesday. June Z, at 730 p. NJ
Regular monthly meeting of the vestry.
Wednesday, June Z, at 7.45 p. NJ
Meeting of the Carry-On club.
Friday, June 8, at 7.30 p. m.-Eve-
ming PRAYER.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
Red Men S Hall

Tuesday. June 6. p. m.-Reguiar
meeting Brattlehoro Camp, 1887, NJ W.
A. Important meeting. All members
are requested to be present
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
HELICoPTER REPORT UNTRuE
Inventor Says Machine Has Not Been
Taken out of its Shed

LONDON. June 6 tAssoclated FTessI
Louis Brennan. in an interview with
the Evening News today said reports ap-
nearing in other English newspapers re-
garding the success of the inventors he'll
icopter were unfounded.
THE simple truth is that the machine
has not been out of its she'd" he was
quoted as saying.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06

Charles A. Parker of Rutland. travel
ing salesman for the Barrett Manufac-
turing Co. of Boston and well known
throughout Vermont, which was included
in his territory, died Sunday of menin-
gifts.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
Masonic Temple

Thursday. June Irregular meeting
of Brattleboro Lodge, 102.
Thursday, June S-Regular convoca-
tion of Fort Dummer chapter, r. a. NJ.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06

Edwin w. Lawrence of the law firm
of Lawrence. stafford & Bloomer OF
Rutland. has announced himself as
candidate for the state senate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
Methodist Episcopal Church

Friday. 730 p. m.-Prayer meeting in
the vestry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
THE WEATHER.

Generally Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Warmer Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON. June 6. The
weather forecast: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday. Somewhat warmer
Wednesday. Moderate southwest winds.
Cotton of u different colors grows in
Peru.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
MERCHANT TAKEN
HERE BY POLICE
Turned Over to Inspector
Linehan of Police
Force in Lynn
ALLEGED He STOLE
GOODS WORTH SIPS

Inspector Says Some of Articles In
vOIved Were Found in Possession of
Merchants Wife-Package Addressed
to Man of Same Surname Missing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Y. p. Misss~nssy Ss~t,,.

The tosas Peoples a,ss,or1y
.aes,e,, "a NJ n. .Chatgb .S.lgls ss,
sith Mrs Denais fagas fuisy a..
,efnoon. MAY ie'h
- is1 snpssssas sEsne4 t.sih q Aeas
sua the Lerds frsssf and the
scripture lesson ass read nv Misc
kiisns Eoi~wsa ~h4se &nHs taete.
'&oca psss>s sesssSss sne ~ 'ps ;ses
90 TIE Bsnns,t school .ss siv.s
~ Miee ktsaAesh Ma,gAAss.
Mics Mildred f~oms, gave .
splendid rspot tram Conference.
tshs nsfarmed che Soci~ss tha, tsrns
terence asd decided thu, all bnys
from ~ To ~ ysa~ NJ ass ssrs
eligible to active msmeesstap To
,a~-sass~sssy~ and M ssuid hs plsss,
I'd To hats all undm theee asss be-.
come active memhrss, she siso
reported tha, Conference 10 Ia raise
"a. 30 90 this year, Ccnfsreoes
~ill NEE, Of Franklin nest year
Delicious seifssnmen,s ssss ses~.
I'd hy Mr.. Fucus. assistsd ny Miss
yula Adeos
Tn. nest meeting Will BE- stsh
Misc Leyonis Gaesst June 18th -
Recording secy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
.alWlIIln TROUPE lTI
:. HleM .ScnpM foMisHf

fhv fscu fsts HswsiisH frcwrs.
|popassrsy kaows - sssssp ei rec
esds irs The vie,cs, KAlsea. Coisn.
he, bsasssRt end ss~~ssi ernall.s
naGraaiss. viii sresM al Dickson
Aish School suaises,am ,au,shs
tfhufs4syh 4 c'elnca, 10 sa saissie
aaa nossl va,sstssnmsni.
The ,fcors 10 soHpessa si sis
artists. svsfy member q so.ols,, 7,
10 the original reon rsAa resp.
and 10 recognised 10 ssirg the s~s,
Hawaiian troupe IN the hai,sd
States foa havs never heard real
seau,ce Ha.sasn mas,e rn,il ycr
bear this company OF attisp
40 adnissioa ni ase and Ne ~ill
Ne charged whieh 10 m.sfr. IN coo.
,'ssi 10 the clAs. al sn,ettsinmrn,
offered 4 retesu, u tbs rrocesds
w'li a. to the lihr-'s sna A'h'H.C
Asocisiina n n,st.en n School,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
|Democrath Executive Com.
rsittee 10. Meet June 10

The Democratic Ex.cuti,s Com
hi.,se ci Dickson County me. in
Dickson. Saturday, May 18Th. and
filled oil vacancies on Committee
and siso named sp eaual numbes. oi
iadies II serve 90. the Executive
Com mittee in behalf Of the party
uith the old Con- tni.,ee
fhs" liN n The r.sseh, Commfttse
10 - iollous
let Dauict---f Z. Hall AMI Miss
Myrtle Fe~,
Pod Dist.ict~-J, w. Martin and
Mrs Josie S.sss
1td Dist,ict--J " Heron snd
Mrs. Mark Carton.
9Th D,ssric, c Berry and Mrs
Emery Aiscansh.
5th N.,r,et--J I Petty. Fit
E,rslee, Mn Claude Hoop~, and
Mrs j A. Cl.nenh.
9Th Distric, e. N Hudson. ] g.
Hicks. Mrs. Clara cnldwsll and Mrs.
Anna Lkech '
lib Distinct B Ccllist and
Mr. Walter Weakisy
s,h Di.srie,-J. n Harvey and
Ar, 0r Cannon
9th Distr,cs--E. H Esbank and
Mrs. ". 7 McGhse
10Th rstsici--J \, Turner ans
Mrs. jim holIosay
ii,h nis,rics--1eosse Wraah, and
Mrs. Ec4e Gilmore.
i2h Dsssgict--Cksslss Fsch snd
Mrs ] A. vsuahle.
18th District A Wright and
Ms. Esr.ss s;ncu
ii,h Drstr,ct-w. r 0atlsy and
A.s. HssmAn Hall.
18th p1aie,--Joe Foslsf snd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Bon AQua Colony For
Girls to Opes Jsne u

Plans ara nos being made iot an
unussally interesting season .. Bon
A1ua sprinss this summss, under
. nee and progressive rnanassment
Who will cater 10 high class
patronage.
On June 10th and continuing IN
I'LL Ausust 18th the BON Aqus
Coscns les. xs'ls sill no bsld > asds,
the direction Of An Jsshss 8.
BsasIey, oi kashvills D9ina this
meeting burdr-ds 81 siiis hom
various ssetions oi the South will
receive instructions undes the
diree.,on. d tpec,alls,s from uni
vstsi,ies and private schools
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Church Il Chsisi

W. hsv. good interest in all l,nes
A the snrk The bee, and largest
bihls School IN ,hs history ci tha
church II sou are not attending
| Bible studv. y. extend 10 you ~
invitation to Gudy th. sfeasest and
srsnisu ~ all books. Le, every
member So all hs can TO have three
hundred hy the b~sinnios ot ou'
meeting
W. sr- looking io,~srd 10 our :.
viva! 'fom June ts'-N sith great
icte-., Bro, n. B. nariemsn
The evangelist Il th. Ryusn Audi
.s,un revival conducted In Nash,
vile during The month oi April. il
10 do the pr~schins He 10 ocs oI
| the eesy best rs~sc hers iu she Chufc.
| oi Chris, sod ws are expecting .h.
hes, meeting IN h. history II th,
nrrksoa church,
eeryscee ta Sunday are Bihl.
Scsc,i $50 4, % Preschins ai
lin5o :. m, and 80 . m Morn.
,:rs suh,eci; Sianets and PRAYER
IErenirs sus.-ei. The R.misstos
td Sirs
Z. P. walson. Minister.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
CONTRACT LET foa
Ieeacco WAaEMovse

The directors oi the Dicksor
Tobacco wstchou.s \ s,orssvcon
pany met Tuesdsy nigh. and opened
bids on the erection oi the tobacco
warshosse
several bids ~ete submitted and
lhs coutrae, vas awarded 10 the II
+ Cawsn Lumbsr Co., their bid
bAta9 The lo~sst and calls fos Z
Icat and tsy .ob and 10 bs conple,.
Cd not later thsn 8ep,smbss let,
A call vss also issued iM another
n per cent Of the subscribed stccA
10 be paid not later than June i0sh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Home Courany's Rssinsss
iacrsssss BY Lesps-Boands

The fsss Brothers ol CO., os
this place 10 Increasing the,f business
'hy a~sps sed esaads snd.srs slstas
quick and good service 10 tseit
large he, II satisfied customers
The past week they Asvs installed
. new truck which msae. three
they nos have ,p ssrvio- and sn
ahles them 10 take carr ct their fas,
increasing business ~i,h still better
tas.stseesnn ,,e~. ..,.s .r~ .,...,.....,
The Page Bros. OIL Co. 10 .
home concern and smpioi. home
rscpss. who sp~nS ~vv,e dclasr sses
srsfp wfth'home" e"W-ssasrDts, 'shssssas
building up their community a.
nsihint elss cse do ''1'<~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
kEmIss GAME oe urW
ust1llt ctW fnoiY

ke~ni f@srs Oh issdcm tha. Dsck.
soa soaldn'i be Fepssssnssd with q
tsfsiaf baasnsll elas this ysas. have
assisssl ~sah the announcement
thai saappy all round team has
bees organised and are isss round.
ius in,o !orm. In tact. ". team bids
isn 10 es ~ strong II not slss9us
than Dickson's tsi clan Of ~
ysss I, has good sahstsntial back
ins. aiso being ios.ssed b. h. local
iicss Club. The m.teriai available
insmdss Beck Buru, and Bryan.
a. @candsmsr; Lattius. Churchill,
s'fsuess. Red Scott. Dcnssan aud
Rssktsr. inAsld msr. and Deanis.
chokis Locke and Edwards In the
outAeid.
1hs ssssoo. lid 10 10 be psiasd Oh
Friday afternoon al $50 when the
local. meet q st.ons team on, Of
Nashville ~hieh has iasi hsen Of
sanissd By The n. c D 81. L. Ry
Their paspose 10 forming the team
sss fer the in.sses, 81 charity. all
nst proceeds 10 40 TO come worthy
causr The game here is TO be
wholly 90 the, basis. Ahy psrces,
OF sste fecsip,s 10 be- shared By the
l.kaa., Slsb saa '. assA las .lsesl
charity purposes The sdmissicn
price will be 35c. Don't miss an
eppcssonIsT TO aid q. ~or,hy .oaass
nssiiss sssiug'-s fesl interesting
game
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
FINAL ExElcisss OF
COMMENCEMENT nelo

The 1871 N terms 81 Iiicksor
CsItssi High School snd Oaxni nj
Gfsmspsr school rntsr the rsspsc
iiss psineip. l.hip IL Prot y y
Bfattsn and proi + y ByDum
bsesms history on Thurs lay scd
Friday evenings of last week. .hsa
the doal com msnces ent szs,e,ses
wsrs hsld
Dickson Csntrsi High he'd then
hnai sssfci.ss fhursiay syening
with sn attractive sradua,io1 pro
gram. 40 audience tina, packed tbs
auditoslum an made standing 30 M
Y premium beiss pr'ssrt The 81
sseisss wss ioieslly ypsnsd wiih
the invocation b. Rev n " sea,
and the Rra aumhsr on to- prosrsm
YES . sons, In Old Madrid. - by
tbs aifls Chorus Aias Mamie
Lsseh vas claw 5alu,s,otian. her
yub.sct being ''Loet Ts Thu. Dag :
Foilosins Miss leeqh, Wa hirs
Margaret Mcno.s orslion. ans
choosing ior her saeise,; "Ca- los :
Al this in,Asysl u the program Mas
Aliens Fss,fsss 4sSos~d .he.sa,i+eDee
with 4 violin colo. The nett Grafton
was aivs1 BY Iae .Aasis,. ...,rns ,Ples
Hhars bsios his subj 'c, Youth
vas the plsssiog subject ui Mis-.
Bars Payne = oTaisan aud lhs clio,
log ,ion,s ss,is4,ssseA.hy Wsllpn,
Shslay. Clan Vslsdielotisn. his
subisc. bsiaa The ,v,ogag. Al
Who shared a place on the ptosism
acquitted themselves vita Rssai
msasufs oi credit
.Pvscsdlps th. ptesen,a,lon o. the
class BY Prof Bn.ton, the Girh
Chorus beautifully rendered Silent
Now the Dpxsy Bird Fhe sds
drsss TO the graduates was delivered
by Hon. w. o, Hake. chairman Of
County Board oi Education. which
was highly enjoyed by everyone
present
Diplomas were delivered TO Is
.hr largest class in tho history h
the ins,itssicu- including: Misses
Virgins Boy,s. Hassl Boyle Doris
Freeman. Emma Lakewood. ltma
Hooper, Ruth Harris, Fannie Lsath
sss, Mamie Isech. Mary I,eech Los
gins, Ruth McCrsary, klise Miller.
Margaret Morrow, stella Nerbltt.
Plossis Patterson, Sara Payne,
Eudosa Rochelle. Nina Msude and
Winniired shelton, Lucille Upton
and Anna Walker. joe Adair, Dave
Erranton, Glenn Locke, CLARKE
Lesoh. Walton Shelley, Henry seay.
Tom Sues and Lonnle Warren.
oAxNoSr aaApuArios
The Eighth Grade graduation sa'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Dat Miss the Feature Picture Be Shown the aer Friday Saturday

acises oi Oskmoat wess held oi
Friday evening With an enjoyable
ptoSssr. featured with music NJ
the vaady Commodess Orchestra
oi which our young town.man, Lip'
hspsiss, Nv drummer A lsry~ sis,
admission audience wss present.
Rev Sssy delivered the invota
,ion. Splendid orations sess given
10y Evelyn MeCaslin Howard D.n
leila, kdna Johnson and Aortor
Wishsn frisss sor the ,~o bes'
c,eylons we're offered by tbs Cham
Der d Commerce, and the eompe,i
too ~ss pretty much heated. ID.
coz u,ittes sho we're W d Hsks
and Mesismss J. A cismsn, sad
l. Clyde Self finding II rather di-
acul' In seieci,ns The winners, hos.
rVes It sss announced that che Eve
dpllsrs 10 god wsnt 10 = !na jobs
son, aa hfs. hsst snd ths " ~ 20
Morton Nishsft ss seeond b5s,
The address to ,hs elsss -.s ds.
livsred by Rev Albsr, ksilcr FOL
lo~ius its presentation by Proi
Bynum. and the Diplomas srss he
Iivsrsd with an address BY Col Pitt
Hsnslss The remarks from all
three ssrs pointed aud wsli ossr .
being wetl receives
A large and brsutiiul painting
vas presented the school BY the
class, Josephine Connolly making
The pfesess&,ee seseeh . ~.-.,..,.... =.
The Gle. numbered "A. which
included. Clara AdooI Esfllr
BOSNIAN. Iro t.hsrnell. Flmenc-
Turner Iy~fo. s>psS sfsn.s" Srses
Hudson. Luolle Jackson. Edna
Iahasaa. Ela@A Laathsss, Chads
Lunn kvslyn NcCssl'n, Alyss Nash,
Vivian Pack. rllIis Patterson. Helen
Pswett. Elisabeth Psuett ksnss,lns
smllh,. willie iinssard. Bsesle, Lana
" sems, Anna Belle rsvlot, Jose
ph ne Connolly. Thslms Holt, Max
ins Larafns Evelyn Muas, i.ae,iis
0ssns. Louise Powers, Basel Petty.
Stella Schram. Lois Temple. Louis
Adkins. viii Beard. Mslcom Grain.
James Ersn,on. John Hewsley
John Hunt. Lester McCaslin, Phil
Plan. Carlton Petty. Eugene Page.
Henry Sensing, tlsorse smith, Les.
tet williams, Morton Wishsrt, J,
Manly Wynns, Jr., I.saman pseIsr.
Howard Daniel. Hasssl Larkins and
Floyd Williams
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26

Nj. aud Mrs. J. II. ,shsppe.son
announce The marriage Il thsi'
daughter. Ruths Mae Boone. to Dr.
Marvin l. Gunss. vb,eh TOOK r'scs
ia Esshvills Monday a the pastor =
study In the Wsst Hnd Ms,hod,si
Church, Rev G.o stoves oMcisi,ng.
The couple u sidsly ard popu.
|tAsly tno~n, s.d ihs octss,on oI
their msuisge ia q matter n inter
est. Dr. Grinei IL q son ot Mrs
Nellie Davis. oi this place. snd II
successfully connected ~ith The
DEN ovilIs psse Slime Drug Co OF
k4ANa y. Ne ,a4,st,,,. ~ .,.srles ~ ..4.,.;,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
'trN-''r ~ ~ ~, -
Ms Allsa Dc,y.

f,N
Mis- Allsa Do,s.
heisevins Il TO be 30 the inisrss,
us the y bsmeesxssr parity VI tss
counsy and State that = meeting a
ths Cssmms.tes be hsid In order that
fnsrtsU ecnnscted wisa ths Ausvss
Prsasssy maybe discussed, w.. shs
undersigned Chsirman and sscss.
tsss a. ,k~ coAmsste~ esseNy esli
And request oil nsmssss al shs
Committee 10 meet 10 Diskson,
Tenn ca Saturday, June iota. II
ons O'Clock tcs the purpose al dis,
Guessing and taking action on sny
matters thai is the judgment al the
Committee nay ha 20 the in,es~si al
tie Democratic party
Pit Hsosiss. Chairman.
J 4 HicAs. SECRETARY,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Q. {. Collins. Jr. Elected
- president Of Undertaken

Tsupse.ss undefiakers aud Em
baisusss. who heid thF~e-asys
sesslon in Memphis last week select.
I'd our townsmsn. q. L. Coilins.
j, ~ ptesiden, Tor The ensuing
year.
Nashville vas s.ls ,ted Tor the
N se&ins Il the .,ai. contention neit
|ysR.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
PRfHOEIT COLE as
suafs new btPeI.

The Chamber Of Commsses isll
ea,is honorsI TO have prsssn, nth
them at their regular moashly
| meeting. Monday nix xhi. oa,
Wki,eiord X. Cole, pfesideet et the
In c 4 "a / Ry, whess sd4ssss
featured the program, Tbs meeting
w.s hsld 10 tie MeCanlsy Theatre.
presided o-sr By N Q H.ks. Vice
chairman u the Chamber
r seesdina III. Introduction ol
their honor sres,. . resolution was
in,r ,ducsd and read b. the srcfetafs.
Judge Joe y aeems pstitiouins
the government to sfec, in Diekson
40 adequate postoMee building
| A unanimous rote voicrd 10 favor
OF the resolution which ~as as
ioilons
Wh.ress, be fowu OF Dickson.
rsnnsssss, aas grown . great deal
enhin lhs past itw, yssr, and 10
oow a city q sons. thirty ess
hundred inhshi,snts, and hss wi,h.
in tbs pas, isw Seass greatly i'm.
proved ,,s streets, schools, and has
tness hol.es, and all other public
property And.
y Aheress, the Pos, Olhcs at this
'pises serstp a eeIEeas.S II ma.s
than sish, thousand patrons, and
the odics does net have the proper
fsetlftfes and Recommendations las
IT'S many patrons, ana "'- "''' 4
Whereas, the fo1 space set apart
'icr. the yubfic. ot noe more than
two hundred square isst. and 10
continuously etod~sd With psttons
to such sn extent that il eauses Do
lay 10 obtaining mail, and We BE-
lisve II unssnitsry and 4 menace
to the health Of the public and 10
the employee d, the ofi,cs, sud
Where's. other towns oi the
country oi a similar sise and class
oi this place have government build.
inss. which had much better &C,
eommodations than Dickson nov
has,
Therefore. be II resolved by the
Dickson Chamber Of Commerce. In
mass meeting assembled, that us.
ss representing the many patsons oi
the Dickson Post Office respectfully
pet,,ios the government to erect a
government building at Diekson Tor
Post Once purpoeee
BE il further resolved thst q copy
oi these resolutions be iorv arded by
the Secretary 10 the proper com.
mit.sss Of the House Of Rspressota
tivss and the senate. and that .
copy also he forwarded to our
Senators, and Representative 10
Consress
Follo~lns the action upon the
resolution. Mia Anna Hollvy favor.
81 the audience With a beauiiiu
eo'o sttnnfpsntsi 'ks M~ t'iyisI
Self
At. Cole vas then presented By
the chairman sod spoke st length
upon the tnrte oi 'Problemns Con
the Railroads in Genesaf u
Probably the most gratifying par.
oi hrs spsech sAs ths assurance ol al
new railroad station ior Dfcksou. he
having assured the entef,ainment
~hs sis,ied bran ga his
private car. that work would be
be gun within the next sixty DAYS
and ,ha, the plane called an AZ,
rendl,u,e Of something like eM..
nnn.n.
His .ceech -ss enthusiastically
received and the meeting vas Al
tended by q repre-. sotstlon BODY oi
IN, Chsmhs, and othsf suesta /
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Oe sisy's Pafh brs "ing

G.utfys rs,k sill open Es The
ses,on ~i,h as ice cream supper and
mnonI sh, hor TN saturday s.sht,
NAV 9th Mus,c will he furnished
hy t.aa,,y Band. snd . good tim.
10 psnnis.d oil Fsth sill he Al
your d,spnssl nn arndsy. ard ether
dsvs Watch taf sp@tsl .,snU
n r. adeork. Mspsses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26

FOR, SALE Farm ~ sale o
exchange Anou, I'D scres lou,
mile. north ~ Dickson on Jonet
Gnsk below Sycamore Chureh
Ahou, ~ sctes unde, iencs Woule
take somp pirsson property AZ par
ray. N : Stevens n,c sson, r, J
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26

Rsmerb bes | am still in the real
es,sis hu.in.s. sud have several
|fsrms snd tn~u prcc+ssy f~s ssIs
II interested IL sill rsy you 10 s~e
me. ID 7. rinksrton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26

When IN need OF electric light
globes. call " n Adcock. city
elsctt, ,atan. and they will be- de-
hveted TO your rrsidsoee or place
vi business.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26
Tobacco Growers.

We have 4 large lot Of arsenic oI
lead q, Nc per pound In lots Of
~ pounds OF more. isc per pound
u { Collins 4 Son.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-26

fhs bsst Git, 10 your photograph,
-Clyd. l. Cook. Pbs.es,sphef.
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