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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-20
USE SECOND Team
''POtsy" Clark Will Give His
Varsity Men a Rest.
Large Crowd Going to WASH
burn-Kansas Game.

Coach "Potsy" Clark, of Kansas has
announced that he will not use sin
gle varsity man in the Washburn-
Kansas game at Lawrence tomorrow
afternoon. He will start his second
string men, known at Kansas as the
BLACK Cats" and will use his third
string men as substitutes.
This will be welcome news to Wash
burn fans. and now the Ichabods are
figuring on giving the seconds OF kan
sas a hard game. The varsity has
been going good the last few days,
and most of them are in good condi-
ton for the whirl Saturday.
Kansas officials believe that the
varsity needs a rest after the hard
battles at West Point and at Drake
both of which were lost. With the
rest this week, the Kansans will be
in pretty good shape for the clash al
Manhattan, October %, when Coach
Bachman will try to convince the
Jayhawkers that Aggieville has real
football team.
Washburn lost the game to Kansas
last year, % to Z. The year before
it was 0 to 0. and in 1919, Elmer
Bearg, then coach at WashburR held
Kansas to a 6 to 0 score before
bleacher full of people at Topeka.
Walter shannon will be in at full
back against Washburn. He has not
been in print much this year, because
he has not been able to convince the
professors he has ability to function
properly in his grades and in foot
ball, too. AT last they seem to be
convinced, and he will enter the game
for the first time Saturday.
An unusually large delegation of
Washburn rooters, both from the col e
lege and from town. have declared
their intention of going to the game.
IIiwanis club is going in body. Mem
bers will meet at the Chamber OF
Commerce, with something like thirty
cars and will drive to Lawrence for
the contest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-20
La France full fashioned
silk hose at $3.50 a pair!

They are silk to the knee and
have fine Isle tops and reinforced
heels and toes. These hose are
noted for their wearing qualities
and are here in black, white, cor
dovan, african, Russia calf, navy
and medium grey.
Women's pure silk hose
of Burlington make-$1!
These hose are mi-fashioned
and medium weight silk to the
knee with a Isle top and with the
heels and toes reinforced. They
are first quality and in black,
white, cordovan, african and beige,
regularly priced at $3.50 and going
Saturday at per pair. 81
Nj
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
opposed To Wilson I'm Draft

Now ~her This grrss rrcs Arnt,
~sssescsrra- sar ru~srrty, woodrow
W@or Rad called shia nation to Arrns
" crder TIA; the @cyld m zht NJ made
ssfe for 3enevraey ard hat peace ard
justice ard righteousness nigh, PRE-
val thraa ehout tho ends ~ the esr.h.
he kHcw tha: all the resources n mar.
hnc! sid Ct material procsr1y must
s-e rallied or ls order 70 DESTROY ths
greatest war machine ira. had beer
constructed IN alt the arnsls ~ ttme
With The ala n his advisors, who werv
experts. h brragh, forth .hc svster
Ter Increasing ;he nii'tarr essahl Oh.
rasr., r. mehitssnr AZ fsse forces Of
ths coa9,ry gsasr rha. II kEowr AZ
.s,.e an4er'.san draft. At sssls4asrs;s ~sss-..,s
Germany sheuA have beer showr that
hrre Was ugsty 9 thou.h; ard In
7rrrcte ard r sreSor On the Part af
tka ~atoa. ire farinr SF-stcr spnc~
4 .hs rs,icy right kerr | ws.t s2
tta4 ycsi srwetA ,sr hat Ne saSd sheus
~ sys.e~ presented nv the mar whe
sg sac stegld Re supported cars4st-
s.'ly. srG stsoG. whnrr 1Est few days
agc. z 80 ,o-wAl Statement, he used
,his .s-g=aes:
I ve:ed .n- ard Supported The res
q, a- ~ aeeiKf5-r war ard every ere
~ he ~easzr-s ras.ed by the cen-
--e~s r s2rtts-s-ce eI he wa.. ard
s-csd nv President wilson and Ter"
.-surss " sr.aassa r.stsrssA<= &C. NJ .ae1.r-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
ssa WfirhI w,oas

Ny fellow Democrats. plead VITA
yoa 70 hucAle on yout srmof ard an
swer The clarion call 81 yotr party. -
right the wrong ard Injustice which
hAs hsen ,seHe Il, ard through il he
country whpss risreRis Il wuaia pro.
test, ard whes. liberties II wousd rrs~
serTt TT fhs good aopstn. = Ia wslf
A. ,hs men. step to the froat ard bs
ffsFsssss IL n. sas4f ygla giargs tsf
there b. no dtssenst6t or bitterness In
ihs rsEks sllbst bsfo1s 81 et.at IN
primary Let all fRetigasl differences
bs forgotten va ns lay sside hnr~s.
feuiiais sH5 dead tissues. srd 8nits on
$Atae Rrsai tpnaametlA. a4.if.c gl.& N:
rur r=yey wt1yh iite fnfewfr ara fhus
through Narmsry Arf tosyxys%scr.
aHfaHeTtrg cogTage. ftteis4a sHsrRy
ard Bf@assfns fattA IN Ard devotion
70 tbess ps}nstpiss, aesiere 3 deserted
vitrory.
Their In she Interest n ear cun ren
eoprfry 4 W. wili demand " cut parry
leaders that they thssl le fasly egasy-
red, mentally ssd morally, for the task
aasigrtS thHm sRd that they be ma
.rsfn asfsd NV ary eiaH, hgt snsss-
ereed SHELLY Ny dsssry III u, suftieS u
ail4 shall tcvr'sFtly ~s1 erect fhs p~sA
~ dgty, wt ntay rest eotAdens In 10
heiie, that We VII no, rtiy via tAs
struggle fer 6fderly liberty. rss.sr.
stion e normal teensna processes,
ard he exte1saor a ear trade arA
commerce 10 the .cnr corners ~ sks
ssrsh, Bot, sl2ys ard bsyorS Ill. ~
r1ll nays the everlasting credit ~
fspsirrc damage deere hy snyteus
hafas TO th+ fsS#ssa;bers VI cur No.
local structure. ~hsrh were lad as~S
ard bread by cur fa.bsrs sra IL
ssenss esrsat"d with che bod Al
ihest vito gladly lied that n msrA. 10
preserved. ard shus make surs a.
4 ~e-id Withstand Oh shecAs .,~
within ard f-um wsthoHs. AID srsne.
rt ~ PRIDE 'e%e bes~f.s ard hs~sssrx.
- ne etass1es Ts-eYa.sss -r -
eene
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

szss6R II - ~ = - suS k
"a sssszsalsdIsk 4 - 49, III ssns
u pxssi,swss v ~ No. i dI4 ~
p@ase as sAs raas. $3.50 ~ nSs1, |
s.siax Party Inn rs@A fss ss&as an4'
rGusa 3msss 10 ill fAs nsssrssl1s
party Ass sscsA fsr TIE s,vsssaxsAy 4
~ insiyAsaui ssssss ~ ieeNl -
revsrsmess - N ssssss ssfsdnz1
a liberty, ~hsls - R@shaissa pazee
has cAsmpka~d F~irA s1ssssfssa =
fsssssas ana pe~sss ~AlsA rssAxsI1
bslons 10 and sAeala ~ sssNassa ~
a. ssas<~ VIM Ts<Mwsxsae sssty -
always he~n shis b. esmvsrt sssaFm~S1
asssAss sase ssstEin8 sssEsss MA MAlaAllL
~ RISE to hlsA service u Es< tatsrsse
II the pecsls> TIE RsraAiseAs parry -
the last election vas swept snts rcss
en- a we've u rasxse1 ssd rrstadses
created Nv . eamrasEn Il sssiesrsss
N isrepsssatattaa wnd snAsasA=n8 -
pcSrssy, eme~iiea In the aatien.vsds
,lsSgAgarAa u fire. and uassmits6
rrmises Of future prosperity, mAds
sisA the ceassi@EMr rss thai they wvcik
ne, be hlled Harding wss 10 b .
Moses 70 lead The rscTis eus At hesA-
age Of tsaatsen into lssd fiewssf
With milk ard honey Bot esly TIE ~il.
hcnairvs have hesn ssvs relief. 10
stead 81 The unparalleled prosperity
Which the people rEsny~a under
I,eaeeratie administration, they Ars
aew enduring eeennmss sasfacassoa.
M.iieeas are eet Fl ssnrsersn~e,s fsr
,aries are ssit, industry isngeishsai
farms Nave been almost converted
'resu assets Ia lleknssiss osly The Pei
iysnns In that party rally believes
hat anything has been accomplished
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

The people AEs~ .sA&s the Asy ~
fgsfllmtni has sGAs aud thar tAsrs
,Aas hsss., ia telsiimxAs. nsy +kssw
thai sA~ Republican rersy hss xxAsAs
ted Numbering inscmpsisney. crAaa
ian&ssflss end issess sfspsasty. IT.
people are only awaiting IN oppcr.
,upi,y 10 Apply tho rrepsr panishmsss
fer the erori a~s~rsscn rrsetse~d sess
them. The ZANE desire Tor ohAnEa
,xAssh .Haa. gspssishssaa b. thsi pAlssy
III rs campaign a malignant and Win.
Jleiiise hate via rrtarn TO plague "
The CLOUDS q prejudice having ncv
! s#pt~afsd, he record et the peme-
cratic party will he a. lerihle "a ~
stars apen the brow nf the evsning.
Patriotic men q every persuasion wts,
ieck agAin with pride on the hrSshsat
Achievements IN International dlploms
ary; the completien. 81 conssrustssa
rrpr arm sash ~ wss. never hefays
ersn wrder'aAeh by AIRY narty. mo
i gwnsc rstrataiions fer a mighty
confiic,, and The successful cooelastna
II a world war whith slAvd rev ln.fsy
70 the pages 81 An efican hs,osy, Al
ihis vaS accomplish al uUAsF tbs seAA-
efshr a ous sounfed ia he sisfs and
rfrtd by ths srtuvs II partsa nal.
ses---tlsAt4FFcst srokrrmau ri rumxr.
us whom post.sIty has already tlaim-
"a toG its own. and whom history will
ranA win tbt worlds CREATES ssasss.
men, " ou8Ius Niton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

pcsi<s<s Assnxssss sI1t szss1 -
'llxzs. sna n d~e& q ~ sAmss szxsas
hAs sws terms az sfAcA~
I SAY 10 yga skas whsn sAAs -.
~hsca Ehe frssadsnt l,silsvea wss ahsss
lussiy sss&asiAl la srd~r W wia sAsl
war. was presented TO ceagssss. ~stis
Ms AAa0rsnsas. and wssh the srxsnt
appeal That IL he pssssd prsnpsls. the
jasfvf ssnatcx aiseAsseS IL and ~.
fevr~a 70 Il in these wvids;
We are ssAsd 10 pattern after the
military dsre.xa II G.ssaass and
II Russia and II Aussla, and sven
speA dsiesisns a. these a<sss sssA
rae services al q boy rdnetssn years ii
aEs, = '''N = ~s.'' ..'''.'' Y
wksif Support the fressasas' Wa
4 sassersxx Aiza~ sla@a As 'sasss sA@s
the mas whe wpuld savr The wofla and
make the wurld safe fer ssezsassary
was advocating ,As creation 81 des-
pss;5ssn in his ewB essssfyf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Mast Tsn Ts Pa, Ragxss.

Nc Eoa~ u ,1ts. sgrce CO. cysc.t
he -etst ry Il '.1e sr&csn trt ~&&t
ay hg er Sszstgr .tat ps car rey
tss te~ - atG !. s, raase ,4xss,
o- w .Af@; '4gyg@s -syts
| ra~t - say -. O. tAe SEy !
Aa-c a-se& he +a-'e.r 50 E'cf ssspsI q
s.2.eus2', sa-ts2l Y pgsysvstl :sAs IL
Is tey~6 ;h&. sAe IRE, ss5ea: " = ssc-
s-d -s-- wcsS1 he cAss-we1. 81. tka.
nv a-naeg.n Aad r-Sr~d tbs rr@c~
5tr- Ncw .a@ '- cr strx.or had
ats-r .nrepctsr r- re spr%c cAAt tss
r~-Tcr tsza fv-rvrtr-, t.Azs- sr sr-r1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
flea : or Party Saecss.

The scifare 81 bots cur heleves
State ard Nation 3ewan8z ttat iat
Rtr5hi ear party shoaid he ogHatse
Whatever prime pies TIM Republican
party ray have srmair3ag are dam
ter7cslay ogpcaezi to those nrcfta,
as3ac pies a tfe Den@prat s party
&h Eh have made N Is rsttaa he great
est ~ Earthly republics Thess srnci-
YRS II 'u;sr r'sr"y ta~* v-,as'l4a Il II
varyfYe YYnls wAose very rsnes have
aern long sirct .o-getter Better stsii
10 saty5vR s4sz- Fgly Crgshrg defeats
ard ,o retxsr i.s TSpr sr1 ezeseis~ IA
rsaaer fer the soc@ II The psfg ie, even
wker terr34Tv4ss ef th~ aatfGi AT eAs
rovevr rers. ia nre ptr5Sr5 fer guar
ssr 81 a ten:ury ss5 arsth4r scs Mn
fssr years. The nfpGt,3csn party swaid
ae's have ssET:vssi sseh le1g styArs-
;Sea fFer :he paiFc-ags ard rr.vsitgs
@aisA are essential 70 - very exist
esee. 1fserjsantrs @. Ire peeT!s.- sad
jefferson. "a ctr rr.tcifls: fear as1
lstrvs; cf hem .k4s If Tie essss
rar+y TIE asrahlsaa parry tas t~4t
issis ryslssst fArer.s qt H@=ssse,s - ard
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
pespieshe Military D<spesism

Ras he cid rarv. he sad shss So,
tenn ssas the nost dsspsCahis tarm ii
military drspossHm ssd tbs; soldiers
aadsF shis syssrm wpald be ncs eEly
ceaserpss but slaves
Aid ssss he sad tbs. marx yva
Il egrr; 10 differ With any p,aa Ina,
he ~ lisoal has aaDned, bat at the
same time, w'th sasA knowledge 40 |
hats " The isSts. ! easno. 30 iess sn
his chamber than 10 yess he way
believe . right Gcd terhiA sAa, any
such law vii syrr bs pAthed hy thls
AsesrsYss g. ;.,.,,& s.rs @,,1 ~ arr. -
NeS, my friends, ls,en No, reiAg
1nto The merits or ssmeriA q. tie lax
Itself. ,kisk i q The NEST democratic
ever desistl. 50 tat IS arm concerned.
but here Is Han, a Senator. saying
hat / was patterned after The dsspct.
sHs II Rusb.s, Austria ard Germany,
callfng apcs God 70 ferh:d The passage
n fgAh &,laM..~. ..., .~,~, -, -.
New, & he really wss siHcsrv IN that
Z, 4a+- ,at 'ssssAa., as, nsss vxsse ,Aswr
sresiai fer then weeatr's yrn say
..h&, nothing could cause IN to aban,
don eespiesiess 4se. ihesf, that. ~
would stand like a rock. carrying 90,
his positioH cf opposition 20 q system
isas wuala mean d'ssprof to thu ecun
try and establish despeiisn OF tbs
ss.'4 al, then. ssa,anass MOCK s4va, ssa.s
vosaid. And woald you hcnar ham
wJUitn-t you fer standing BY his coun.
vieifons-
Vel: nov what happened : A fsw
days after this. some newspapers IN
Memphis began to write a fe's editor.
us. Ealing upon him IL staad hy tht
Tres dent. 70 supper, The President
Suns kilograms vent 10 him, nnd samt
resolutions were passed here arA there
ard The brave, courageous eaHsejen
Sous statesman, who Waa go.ne u
staad by his coRytrtiorss. tel' sense n
fear n impending political dissolution
and no abandoned these cor, letioas,
and voted gor ne ;hrg tAa, be had
denounced IS deepieatlp despotism !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Foreign AFFAIRS

Nearly three ana a haf years have
yaSted srst ,fe arm s'es W.; we are
rc, ~ ertra II at,h our tcrmr- Al.
go u ratsys W. N vtsIy aftest
CO.. cvn n.err.,s 'Fr ID ,Ajs I ne We
have rprsa91 he =, " 81 FERN .irS
Earv,w 10 s;tw 2 is owr 5asct Fy
r,,tG as Car ewn tas ess srce TIE
vs.. ard le,trs be rest e ne wcrlj
s'cse, We have wei rga ,os. VIA.
hes ness we had As a t,a@se0ue-ce o
cgs- confirmed sle,sfs tss we Rave re-.
rys1 co'seceG cur ATTY eNara' onal
Ga u.s ~ 50, etC Ccf vi ~ Vas r-vv.
Wy eve- ettt~ ea wf;h payments o.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Reducing High Cos. OF Government

favor beginning ~ the Top In tbs
matter Of reducing the hlGh cost VI
government
People are wiling 10 pay for the ae.
sray stetts III IRE government econom.
esljy and efficiently administered. for
the maintenance q law and order. the
protection d he honor and promo
Ice Of peace and prosperity Of ,@e ns-
tiou. But they are awakening 70 con
scioasness u ths constantly ncras-
hg burden as veil as the peril incident
20 an ever expanding bureaucratic sys-
tenn u ligowerred powers
There must be not only n lowering
q ,asea br revision doNnws ri and
s.mpt.d es IN II the entire system
~ tsxstoh.
am for change IL tbs condition,
ard I elected pledge 20 'he soll' %
0! he problem Of 'axatlon al he
s,udy car possibly give ard al The
energy and ability may possr.s
believe that the proposition u
Henry Forl a. ameadeA ,a"4.d br H
eepteIby the government, berause ,hs
people have confidence IN bis ability
and IN h.s determination 20 maze
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

sSzE1A~ INV WF1t krN@tf<1e
The urxsed Stsses eanns< live for
taalf asoae In tho IEssn1 sssisns ~
civilizations because We prodaes more
than we consame. We fnasE therefore
have q foreign market. So. n.y. 10 the
point Of naskiray nark@ts for our laber
we should cooperate ~ far a. car
Constitution permits N and consistent
always wsth independent freedom Of
action in tbs efforts for wasid peace.
There can be little eomnaeres anisss
there Is peace. More than peace 10
needed. The world wants trade, whteh
means both imports and explrsA
The government should encourage
eas Shipping and should 90 cooperate
pith oar citizens In ktvpSs foreign
markets speR aaa ahoa,d ,asla ia hing
about a healthy exchange Of pfodoets
betwfVn he nations
4a not fatos the, cancellation u
the allied debts 70 Us, bg- favor re-
funding SINE a. low ra,e x .Etsres,
Tor long ROD 70 he end nat here
may be " sdy resumption II sormal
F'erhat of RAD Anary from selfish
interests he high .dee ard sotlt par
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

usatd ~ = sssswAx ~ prsssss
y<~sti~a but tgf 4 vscizssssH ss tA#
prvceaxrA Fes the either asAa bad bees
.Aare Iuss ere term, and On asSsAnr
ax&lrss aaeaher enc who had bad H.
ssrly csx tine, and yet hrl aaakss esss
Of lbs ehsst rsiiAHees for re-esecssoa
rhe psecs2ens twscs vieiassd w hAn.
self and Observed by the pesFls esay
one~ ssnes he days q IsAan G. Har-
RS.
II hear sSs@s Il hs frisn2s say that
II wcala appeal 10 the ir.ellivrat si~t-
tors II tas state that he has bees.
prompt In answering ist.trs. Ard 10
attending to commissions OF washans-
Ton, which, Ii esnneneablss I wxaa
TO say to yea that ] viii DO these
rhAnSs They lsAeessl$ IN sisssnasa ss.r
Every constituents SstereNs sh0al3 BE-
PRIV; ectea, hlg ard sras7 Rat II elect
cd here and now aeqpS, and aisehargs
you Of any obligation tor future sup.
port 81 svc-ars Of tA~se snata&Ey
e9ar1 estes II tks esTee
New one u the chez claims made
By my distingu. she'd competitor "a, In
ell Of kis literature. ;b&. hs has cen,
sSstss'ly and uniformly supported the
resas-s sstSe President. Iai that
fact Ina, Is made for him ard hy
him, sur ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
padnt sannar, Wilson

] @@n' 20 say 10 yca that in time
I peace b. tad support him. hu, arr
gprg 10 show 10 you tbs, In t.me 81
Tas wher civilization was trembling
~ tt5g h4tAaes. Ahsa shs ~sssy. l.fr gf
b s republic sas AZ stake. Ne not only
ga 80 sappcr he president, BIZ. that
BE eHpcsvd many Of the policies Of the
administration and nArged At har.
TaSsed ard aampgred the War DerArs.
mnc' ~ :hr carrying on d! the yr,p.
araVors FER he grea; war.
Why, u coarse, the very creates,
the m ,a.t ..s.E.oas, lhs .mast, r. ixas:.e
problem, after the det ,ars,son Of war.
sas. 'sr. ;lGalttes. * the @ilitars -ss,st-,
Ashmrf'i making provision to raise ar
army sgihe.ent TO preserve our own
.tteedgal, and 10 preserve he eyissx4
ZION ~ the world lie, me read you
'hs, row. ard then var, you TO bear
Y -rrjn4 what read from tAe,reco-a
Bat came eear toEse,Sas. / save
to'lee II my opening speech tSat rrr
N the compelling reasons Tor my car.
ri.dary Was the record az The iaalrr
senator said hat was gong 10
4 scpSS Il At time when hoped sha,
BE- wo'sld &c present A little later /
addressed him most courteous com
nU'hratson, referring az tbs state
meui ia, had piss made n my open
"a speech, telling HIM expected 10
speak AZ Cosurnb IA on June 5. ard cor.
ally inviting him 70 b. present, w.
MAJ ! might DISCUSS N his presence
an'i SnAlyze he claims vhich he mad
fpr reelection IN The light ~ hls re,
ord He wrote hack. declining 4, on tao
sroands ars;, he sad he vas afraid
Ncjld cause bitterness and strife.
'rd second. 'hat he a,d not have me
That be might b. called ha < 70 Wash
rs'eG almnSs auy t.ns Ard NJ" nigh
conception II duty 70 the rrrahl r.. Of
COARSE, nas sa-t IA, NJ would hayt
'n AK hacA there anj help save ,he
country hbc h ha4 saved \ "a mary
years
j %s2M 2a!d !. q 81 aa4Jsysiss-si.> a,.s
he thought here would hg any ti''et
Hcss aboa' discussing ,hs wIi,c rec
ord Why lawyers rct up in caay, ard
give hrjr views ~ the reccfa made
y The lower eegr; One II hem wee
h,s views and A. other ore res his
ani ~ the aa4 Il y o'way. rport
an,, ihNi hoth SIDES stouia ~ board
about . r@cofi :
The 3urtor Senator mght not maar
ihf same CLANS ...halt h. has dls,rahals
- broadcast there "a somebody there
20 port 20 he record 'ha, be actpAry
alaia. a..-.a $40
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
| ahm And Capital

BE- ct III 'he fEh II labor 70 ot.
rs' y, anil harEar collectively
through thety representatives II
a,eS.a receive al at,eiU.c M Agc deal
u a 'hrgs The rca ons between
ear,a, ard lahcr should tc control CT,
t> sptr.t. \ g oncrs. o9, ie.rggs
ard Justice Contracts between them
ssUpla be ehseryei hy holh, ard Nheu
y '"cy'vs''ssrv srrrsl 60 s-b+rstspn IS
made Ire award w teyis'cn should Dc
ctsyed by besh OUTSIDE 81 the lAw
Il rrr ~ f,o- raal rrt!%f'tn far t'htr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

am strong advocate II our pub.
) ~ sttaor sysf~rr rfic fgTfdl'i6fr II
which vas laid By Thomas Jefferson
A. educated citizenship IS essential 70
car s~urity favor the Sterling
Tower Bib, because il will promote
pluiar edpra'lqA. and he bill, ! be
isye As finally amended. does not n
,'..e",~o Hss&h .Ar',assstssis tSy 40 ts,e4
over the schools teachers o. the meth
Wis to be used Should there ever De-
E,iep a tendency 70 mpat the states
t,r're. over .'' own educational 'ys
tom 'he people W.. rrs q :.
Ne state stands SURF hg; ~ ,he
gfonnd = yhf.
81 yr'us soowlejFe j4lrmct 20
rresere,
A-.d a. tie powers = earning rc,,af
sc"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

| My 6las41gaishsa competitor. tAs
/ junior Sera.rr, has geessa very iEdg
naEs il .he last feu weeks because the
Republicans did not approve ss-seEvsct
saer fsr pcsfofsess, and be alsurs Ian
indignant s.assnsst, fun u wrath and
fairy. that be was gesng to rrwssns the
confirmation VI these appointments.
Nex, that IA TeEy sacsmen4xhis Ia
spirit, bus be u absolutely wIthcu;
power 70 do ii ID this Repcttlsan ad-
mtaIs.rsticr; and then. hes>des. hcw
p1sssni a. t1amgls be- wsu.d have ~
II be bad pEset4eeS ~hAs hs 10 He~
preaching. He had a. opportunity an
ssSs LssmS@esss q a, sassAaAAsss~ls@a ota
give the best pestcfaees, ere AZ Nash.
vile ard ons az JMsmpAis, 70 ex-servNs
men aud ;grIsd down beth ckassssl
"So2. my ir!sads. jas: a word here
90 hs record o. tbs proposition. be-
cause the Basnsr sad skere IS very
t,tls difference between Fl.Hhuga and
lis candidate On the beEax. That 4, III
qrg editorial :. ~ruf% that I was
4gasust he cash tergs, ard that M
Kt!.ar favored the Ash ten4s. Now
yoa saye bead ug p.r ,IQa- Now. LEI
Is see ~ssr~ he s.&ra, o. ;, He yo.e5
'0r 'hs ash ., "as u l9sT, ard made
'ts s'stemtat Nv ssays yoa, gen
arm p, Nsd see Sht' n GA van, ia
sas ;, as ~ he IN "a States mar
aaa Z 0iaaE 70 ta>s atseee la the
p-t.ret good, IS b ancs4 by this
1-..- g-srr 1-ory TIN Sges Ga, 1,., ,.'.,..
lsag q All frA-eseF..I an .ot pre-.
pafea @ 4sstft ,1at .as pfesyr. cor.
afas q ,ty :F,ssg S such ia; ws
eaa "a ' p tats, .Aagsa tsitvt We
ear. ard VII Sc ye;s'
Nov. be came a.1ax ,atvv AID ,a.l
.ha, h. tad otd ~ !. and Jaw II
rva,ca 20 change h.- u Nos listen
.ha. Pc ea- \ 6aa w.. :.hat. az,
n tt tt n 1Fpereu, ih% Barstr
J sss .ts~ .hs, .t4sst.. sgsSmsns.
~ nat ID, bonus. aAs. j, sad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16

ssne paipesss boadl ias1sd ~ sAsE
rvapecnyssy. wish safeguarding eondI-
tioas. 20 that there eanno& possibly
BE- any d!sertminstson In favor of
either the Federal government at the
STATES; thA. 10 10 say, that the Federal
government can only TAX the state and
municipal securities TO the same exisps
that il taxes ito own. and the state,
tAvng income tar laws shall have the
right TO .ax Federal securities oaly TO
the extent that they tax their own.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-16
Restriction nf immigration

tRNor the continuance n force for
~ sher year at east 81 me per cent
law re&,r.efrg mmlEra on
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-27
DADE'S GALLANT DEAD

The monument to the memory of
the gallant band of soldiers under
Major Dade, mastered by the Indians
at the beginning of the first Seminole
war, in what is now Sumter county,
has been finished, and the people of
the county will unveil it with appro-
pirate. ceremonies on, July 4th.
There will be a picnic on the
grounds, and number of noted men
will make, patriotic addresses, among
them Governor Carey Hardee and
Judge c. B.-Parkhll.
The festivities, will take place in the
Dade Massacre Park at Bushnell, and
the people are anticipating one of the
largest gatherings that ever took
place in Sumter. .sa .-..e ~.
This will make pleasant drive for
Ocalans and our neighboring county
seat may expect a goodly number to
be with them on this occasion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-27

By the way, what's happened to
Col. House, Woodrow's old crony?-
Orlando Sentinel.
Possibly he is staying in the
house.-Ocala Star.
You mean House is Shut Up Perma-
nently.-Phil Armstrong in Times
Union. -s ..-.- .. .
Let's hope so, anyhow. He didn't
accomplish anything while he was
open. -..-..--.-. ---