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The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
Local Temperatures.

Highest, 800: lowest, 22.4.
Relative humidity-S a. m, So;
p. M, II: d. m. 100.
Rainfall Is p. m. to s p. m.), sc.
Hours of sunshine, 90.
Per cent of possible sunshine, 0.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January I. 1922. 4.
Accumulated deficiency OF pre-
cipitation since January l, 1922, SO.
Temperature same date last year
-Highest, As; lowest. 40.
Tide Conditions.
High tide 1903 a. m. and 4:33 .. m.
Low tide 1888 a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Sun rises 1927 a. m. sets sos p. m.
Moon rises 1:46 p. M, sets 3:07
a. m.
River Conditions.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both clear at Har?ers Ferry yester-
day afternoon
Other Temperatures.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
Mrs. Anna Seeley Heck
Dies in Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Jan, s.
Anna Seeley Heck. registrar of the
University of Virginia, died yester-
day at her residence in University
place after a brief illness of pneu-
monia. The body probably will be
taken to Raleigh, N. c.. for inter-
ment beside the body of her late
husband.
Mrs. Heck was the daughter of
Prof. Albert H. Tuttle. for many
years Miller professor OF biology at
the University of Virginia. In 1911
she married Prof. william H. Heck,
Curry Memorial professor of educa-
ton at the University OF Virginia,
who died three years ago. She is
survived by twin daughters Clara
and Fannie Heck; her father, Prof
A. Fl. Tuttle, a resident of the UNI
versity community; brother, w. b.
futile. of San Antonio, Tex. and
a sister. Mrs. Ramsay Probas SEQ. of
Berkeley, Cal. sr.r.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
BIRTHS

White.
Robert J. and Mildred Z. Fitzgerald, girl
Thomas T. and Elsie c. Newly, bow.
Maurice II. and Julia Jarvis, boy,
Richard c. and Leonie &. Tanis, girl.
Colored.
George and Lottie Shirley, girl.
Edward and Viola Hodge. girl.
Edgar L. and Maggie Bell, boy.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
DEATHS

white.
John A. DiehI, IS years. 22i sth st. .w.
Francis Sasse. n. U. s. s. H. Hospt
Mary d. Strickland, Sc. 137lk L st. Sc.
Colored.
= Henry sneed, %, Casualty HoSpt.
Martha j.. King, 40, tuberculosis HoSpt.
Thelma Z. Thomas 10 months, lOl7 md
st as.
MaEJ L wills. Q months. 254s SIN 81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
Realty Men to Dine.

The Real Estate Board will q
tertain at a dinner at wardman
Park Hotel January 10. and at a
ball there January "a.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
THE WEATHER

For the District
of colum bii a
Maryland an d
Virginia: Fair to-
day and probably
tomorrow; mod
crate tempera-
ture; fresh west
eriy winds.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
TOOTH DECAY BEGINS
IMPERGEPTIBLY

Always. the beginning OF de-
cay is very small. Nearly. always
il is due to neglect of the teeth.
1t is wiser TO prevent fire than
TO depend on being able to put
IL out. And il is easier to pre-
vent decay by using Mag Lac,
the milk of msEnesis tooth paste,
than to check its ravsRes once
il has begun. The reason is very
simple. Acid mouth is ths-rnost
common cause of decay. Mag
Lac destroys the acid and cor
reefs acid mouth. Therefore, IL
you wish to keep your teeth a
lifetime. brush them regularly
with Mag Lac. Get a tube today
at one Of these Penslar Stores
all of Peoples Drug Stores in
Washington are Penslar stores.
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
WA S|i]D[N|5l 7IlRyE>\
55D[B)|5|9E ,B[5!S|5iE s.
!. Barleycom AS Uncle Sam Sees Him

and yerm0nt also shaxed tnsrked ,eD.
deAcy for peaceful easorceuaeat q the
Law.
B,-.sI-gveys pl,4Ss Ia beer Jared ths
'sorsS az .thss isssasts IN dEs agedAIS TIA
government t-~r coanSs,ious ts,-
tailed $4,000 salous. With As.a uUl
ga.i"ns " Nibe and 10000 SaIloas "
distilled spirits .eizrti
TIE ,rost valuable property vas
srized In Florida. salle S. ~ bn
Worth ~ ~h~,1e" ard aragbernallA
llncIpiinz diHtllrrir,J fell into the
hands ~ the guVer neni Nav yd-x
raH cl,ssr ,s-cond With 81 4iAmo
worth ~ property seized Ohio led IN
the number u rtrissts arrested tp.
proxina,eiy $40 ohloaa, wese az,
rested during tie year whlle $50
~ere arrested 10 N~w YORK
Illinois raGErd th.rh ~ arrests With
.ao. with Massachusetts, fourth with
, sst aud Texas n,xt Wi;h -sn tai
lhlrRl4 sns1l Y 80 Il felInur1 10 @
der etth about ~ arfrs;s
The most beer MIS- s.st,-d 10 G,or
gis. wt.ts agents Unnsca'c1 Ian
SO gallons Nuth Carulius va, S.
uud und Virginia thiid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
SWEET Potato CROP
DAMAGED BY WeEvIl
ssSar~ u Mss% psas IN s'teeasa ana
Georgia svssrs sssasaasa Mas
wsiss---Use ss casan sNans.
las StecN 10 Urges.

/ Prepares ~ sss Laasa ss.i.~ ESsaasss~saa
ef Agra asa sss
! a aseghs,t u Fwodettag segsisists tas
Z eeaty dnasag~ that wpslc psl<vwsse b
| iailtted by the smv~s iasssta w~~sE
has t-twf fsrart sy tire tsss ssssssss
/ states iegarsAp~nl n AgricaltaN. A
review a gae soSx asA9e Ia Eteeidi
/ aad Georgia, Is e<a!slncsi In asFalrt
meat circular -'i, bgrcas al cato
psssesl laIt~sl States Department n
Z Agriculture Measures s4c~sssGl Ia
I the euaieatlsn VI thu I~sI sn that SEQ
+ uoA are uatisaxA breezy as Goiless:
I ire vsgi hvssi ssss.saAa ii laossaxhly
cleaned ever AZ harvest the Wines be
IL. ici 10 stueA VI earaesi, aad sas
ssld has.ea o'.f
The Potatoes Sssoaia he banked a.
'as ANsy A. I.~sIbls ffvsn the I'D
risid ard from the site selected for tbs
frAt lraFs la5tatp head
Al Ipgatu~s vu the farm should 10
disposed u rArly
~, ~, eesal., 40. a4aAiss fStgp thr 80
Cr1p should be used oa the farm aud
no dras bed sholld t~ planted
old potato hanks sAea!a hs esrsned
as sussa IA eaapIs
ualy draws trum sosFces knasa 10
he fur frvm the we.'sti ShoBld h~ aS-d
i. W AFe<a ss,fzss tsess esSSs-ayts aas W.,
IL, led tes lie test because the sitaa
iioh there SAs seFiogs. the section ia
tsnd climatic ,ssgdslieas adverse at,d
maaS kfesegs unusfJ 60 Ways ~ GO.
op~gslioo. NJ Rerv Jufa,eFsbtc sea
tiuupe il Was thought aefe iiAely
90 bv encountered sEa here ia The
country Al these aud ether mlnot
ditfkul,irs have been sutmoau,cd
noerr"r ahd The department Ia It's
,trcBisf sahGuncrs tie following con.
rlnsiona
'ite rsalts II he S';ft 't.T'ss t'Hn :
Nia,ius prod that the same methods,
followed with pslnstakiug care. viii
hs Successful la Graduating the sweet,
i,olsln ~eesl1 Ia almost aay Infested
usallp sh"tr abundant Wlid food
piauts 30 moi oTrr a fresh and con.
Timing source Of neN infesisjiau
careful sorting ~ the erup. the use Of
tran visNH4sr ~ssA'3 ,sis2 .ss suwwsi
'hgugr II lnca,iuu Ter the aain plant
'ng. rs.0 iu continuously sace&tesi
hsal,Iy alii reduce intrstaiion X the
fuhcrS TO practically DcsileihIs
quantity
There IL no mere reason tar ri
lowing sWret pstiaio crop Ia De lie
sttuyrd annnHiiy ~ setsils than tl,~re
is fur letting the ursd. take Il. and
cnflst leHtlou- n-i shhurhot,d effort In
the application II The principles that
have heea outlined msy fvr any dis
trtct 'rsm heavy annual tan
A cupt ~ the circular BRAY he Oh
talnrd ffrc 81 charge upon application
"a The department al Washington.
II C.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Elaborate Plan for Outlawry of Mars

rNtM ChtsSa to rrrs .sul liard.
pk b3~ we .rtm tae >ygf4s
CauWtl're 3or TIE oaG4Nry Il
war a ysa4at,Nn tsyortns sr tarr's.
uega' alsu s&les"o |. levjuSsD nays
Ne sn3 ,hs tsta Seaatag haNx ~
f~rr~,lSpnts "ot&s1 .aU a SIX Is
iuguth, sHt .nst Senator IN, vyR'l
have chAnpleuca L scfaue ths R~as
csurer,ryr hsa ~ NssH
The plsa calls tor a conference ~
nh tbe gt,lfed nKt,oas - ~ cA1e,'
tor tho trcattaN ard ta,Af s,,en * 81.
'prrst!ars 1sS the NN'e ~ rrss,n.
among other ,h.nss TIE 'V,,1w.us
TIE tuychcr use ot war as ar n.
Situ;tau fer the @,t'erret ~ inter
rat.,9s disputes sha'l - s'~7a.Shet
War setwrcn nsr,ons shall ~ ts-
c'srvt q be = pghI!c crtine pantsh-
snle er Ire lsw ~ nations
War sAai Re deane,i IN ire cc'e
ard the right ~ tetense again. as,
ast Or trnGaircui attack sAslI ~ pre-.
served.
Az snne1a,ions sxsct'ors er s-is.
ares Ny toree, ttirexs ~ tr1ud ssa,l
~ rnli sr1 vcit
An International crurt. w,ts a-y-r.
st.ve tnr S'ts-ttar cvsr pr~y !r'er
natiNra' dtsgutns asl' - created
s-NNisls3 .. ptarir ~ may - 90 TIE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
PRODUCE HiGn-GRA0E SEEDS
Mary Farmers A-e Net Careful u
prsveo, Mixture ard Keep Out
Aa~mfsi Wssds

Ever tn communities whore ~tn
gle variety ~ q crop ~ raised almost
exclusively there u ) plafv. f9r the
pt,stnc,ieo ot pure ss~d Zoe le.caS saie,
says I, w Fr~sr, eEfeHsira xpesSsIis,
In Aeld crogrs fer the His@part Coliess
O. Agriculture
MAny farmers do not gn 20 The .ren.
bic 10 keep ~@lr SeeyJ up to high
st&Daara huf alin~ II to h~roms fnsa.d.
seef 4f,festsd and ass-sses1 srS are
glad 10 ray = good p7se* every fer
years for high Efsds sst
Those vito are fsver1b9y ks'us.@.
csr prssf9c~ par~ ss~d 10 r1c~a this
local aeran9 S~~t prctarsH f~ :Als
,.usy-c.e must ~ Of high qualify and
rousl:ssANly nct.sr ,hsn The average
M n. cc~nrs1rl,y e~causs farmers
wfll pcs gsg az sdrsacest price fow
s~ea ira, % very lsttSs ssttm tAaa
sasig swaN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Auxiliary Naval CTaft in @Tyne at War

NAVAL officials Hrr urging that
N frr~iden, Harding and tie ship
ping board. N submitting a sh.p
subsidy program to congress. develop
scHcWe which viii rnroursg" III"
,'onstrut'lan nua maintenance ~ yes
sells nhlth can be- used r.. BUS larry
naval craft IN tine u oar
Considerations Involved ln the ua.
Ftons -~tsrrns@ may cs',~s tho. allaln
lStEp I'm ,!a,anpr.lr tA. .faIIas1a I.uE
determining the amount ~ subsidy 80
10 pal-i strip owner wklth Is favored
hy uuiai rNprrts rather than thr tor
muh approved ~ the AmrriraH per
chant mprlnc ioint somHltr,r W'ts
M W ,hlp owners, operators and
builders
The Amrt!tau iprFgA4nt marine
iainf committee N ftS WI.uta
lions yehwttrd to the .'p 4ahN.dy
Hnnferraer hold under the auspices
~ ~, shipping board urged fha' the
subsidy be- paid under the Galllnsrr
plan - No miyh gfrss Ton year
and that tho faster passenger ships be-
encouraged hg means IL u postal sub.
Neulinu
Tn ealilngrr piau which was az
proved hv TO congressional commits
sion headed by the late Senator Cal
llngrr o. 100. aas one - the fhrrc
alternatives suggested IN the prrllm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
N0ThERl CLEAN
CHiLD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

- r~Tr a'ffrx trfffIrf '1c~es RE -fsnseys
taste Of california Fig Syrup" II the
asssass s'ssss4ss 1. sass4-sl. spg n ysss rssAss
IL llstiess. cruss, feysrish, full II sold,
or haa cole. give teaspoooiul 10
elssnAe fhe liver and bowels. In a few
hours You can sse for yoursef how
thoroughly u works all the cOHatips.
ton poison, soar bile and waste out VI
the bowels, aud you have well, play
ful child again.
Millions ~ mothers keep California
FIG syrup" i!ady. They knew reH-
spoonful today saves Il SICK child To-
morrow. Ask your druggist FOR gent
tne California Fig Syrup' which has
directions for babies and children OF
ali ages printed nn bottle Mother !
You must way california" or you fasy
get aa imitation ~ syrup.--AdvertlSs-
Uien
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Senators From Utah Agree to Disagree

ATTY Interference WIN NE scenic
beauties ar the legitimate purposes
far Watch he national rark VAS or-
seu's.d n nv e--.t'agae vii let rhe
tsll ~ over ! Stell 10 nbigrd - tim.
Nr Smau, Tie general sad ~.
$50 .t~ nc~ e4farsat NV srseA ttp .ass,
ne hountare. - tie rurN Mia sen
ato~ knows ire .uHd au. !n Aiaska
rhe trep ava thrr. srrsay ~ aa ma.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

TllN so at Il tsG-> tn aal GER
tain lands 20 Mauat N k,uley
Ngfnral park Alaska. ,HWr HV
before Etr ~rHpte me ether tss The
pur,"se rs ~ a1i laaiS en tie east
~ the Park "a include breeding ter
rttory OF the Mild samr aed te bring
the PARK tttsrtr 90 tie government
railroad uew ucar.ns t'onpleunn,
Then cu>pt1 'hts between the two
senators frtm ltoh
M hIpe Mr. President am IN.
sympstb, Ntth the general nurpese y,
this hHl tut, J arsirr e prearf q,
amendment So that under certain c"t.
dl,lons AMI restrictions nlncrFl ~.
pjerpttou may b permitted vs. the
law NOW reads, lands thar arr With
&aNu Ard attached 20 national parks
mas not he prosps9cd uuier Buy cgn
difinr fer minntals. and th,~ hand.
sceur,',y, - ti,r igiuuWa rtvu --S-'i I.
have might ee prosgvytei without
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
ADVANTAGE or VELVET BEAN
WN.r Properly DRIED u IN cts. ret
Assltie~ 10 protetr Concentrates
for Cattle.

when properly drt~f hef"~ .NiH-
meet velvet h~4n fect. Il u tSlst incg
sA'ttsan tn the rrrsrin concentrates
at tho Disposal ~ savth~ru fest2srs
In th@ opinion NJ W J r. lAHtisey
Of Massachusetts station II has
proved slsgatly better thar wAsst bran
for r,asins 7aftk Il rnsy r,sossifSts
~ hish ~ ~ peT c~1t NJ tho grain
rs'isp-s tc- crws: sut n ret cert sov
PIGS saA horses ~ considered enoTEA
yN>s+n- Lindsey recommends for row
rstssr ~ ~ ger ceT3t vs'v@t bean
s~a.4 ~ rs- cAr. corn ., AoEr'ry wfesl
Nv rrtH7ra oats sr4 ~ Fser e~rt rattc~n-
.r.Ni aeai ~ so*ve ether high S-a te
prusiu cS1gacsrlrsta
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

srale. htsbesr ard consequently fringe
themes. money usnaIi, that having
lhe best natural green caor HAY
dcsef. ,pn often tel frem the ,plur
whittier hay aps cut early medium
or ate and hi ttes opinion Tie best
ia Is thr rarie cu, hay aud the
pusrst hat Witch VAS eht late
r. ssrtnge hav grower however,
IN sene sections at least does mt
ssrr uith ~ trrnuai mHr.ct ,hr,sy
GtutAlfis A. Indicated tr rn,s Many
rr,incrrx pn f,r ms,Num pr late tut
~ s&,si'ia4r, scr 44arvns. ,s.esaAAss .
yss,rr 10 .urc and net es wa,hy
NrArN rui has
some markets. ,5ge, apt Ns rtt
Z bales il pb Important 'srfer. sprr
DIRE - sometimes 'iTeryt,fr ~ sry
a. dollars ten IN the same srs1 =
hs, II smnt ~ large haies IT."
.asaoS fer the demand fuf 5cua,n
49, and weight. are numerous and
OK siuays based on facts. 4 r. said
sueyef. a. ii mauy ether Kinds ~
plius. Il paws the settler TO sim To-
rct ,lic DESIRES ~ the buyer
urce.tae. M,.,ures cause T. esq
1Ne production ~ undesirable mix
tres 'ar rho market will cause loss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
SPASM0D|C GROUP
UNDER CONTROL
Remedy Is Very Simple.
Retret Is Positive.

Group Nss los It's totrnfs In thousands
OF homes NJ more trauuu calls to hutry
The deStor, Who II cplnug az fast as the
hw s.lo.s No mnte tense moments u
anxious WAITING Nc more sasgius and
s'ransHnk iitIe children. whose surertr 40
ssentsi ainnst beyond petet
Whan tho chegins aob wssees father
AMI mother they may phone tns doctor
but they Are also teitiHx bun that they
are usihs NAshs Cruap I'Hsuntcnla SAVE
ani ts knows thiEss arc going 10 turn
80; nicely
Fret arply . l,tiie ~ tho sAive up each
rnstrtf WIN -nx~r THIS v+s@Ts ths nasal
paAaaNss a. once. Neat place hat wet
eGNths 90 the n.e,s yrftrws vhp-t ard
BAN, A'tsS threv m.pHlns fa5noNa and
quickly rus saiNe cn ghickly
miraculous change will GORE he viii
breathe easier aDi easier Now cover
rhe@t aNt hstk with warm wNita flannel.
. Htlst c.sntortirs slecr will COME Form
bed -luthTA around tsn So thh wager.
~tl " irhsiea sn.i ais nal IRE datter
VII 80 rIeasel doctors ARow Nsshs
halNs
Hyy iris smivs IN Ntcaet anil sleent
tfssLb~A Z ssEFLM EESTe-t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
HAVE YOU A COUGH? ~
Here, How 10 Get Rid Of the Cough
ard Rebuild ths Bedy

Gre-hb-es. Tenn In the winter II
1915 | had tho lAGrpps very bad and
had a very hard cough The doctor ~,
u,e W. AID sa,ng atoat, hui did not l,ei
rrli a1nd IfsiGfIld FOL III ahStfIdg IN f's
oslnber. 1917. was taken down AGAIN
with lAtinpf.' also had = cough ! aehed
all over and my bark bur. ~ could not
stand hu, trs~ minutes at time. ] 10
doctor attended tue until February. thea
! sent Tor l)r llrrrs's Golden Medical
Discovery Nv the time | had TAKEN hall
ol my hrot hottle was feeling bettrt. |
t..ok eigbt battles IN all and then felt ~
Jrli 40 | .vrt did think the Golden
Mc.ileal D...4yrry' sayoi my Lie -
S.aneyA l.. y allAce
Procure the Discovery IN tablets W
isyrsi 'i.trl Y,,s4 y,1.sgt,i~y1 ts-s 1rsvss-.t
or send ito Ia Dr plcrccs lnyslhis lio-
Gel "a buffalo, y s. for trial pAg II
thr tablets 4ud xrs!e iof ireo Gie,iic~I
a,ivpe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

tnrisstic'ioG c; Ire rottet states 50
I,rctre rngrt ever controversies h~
tSee0 states
NatiesGl srrs merits to Ne r~ae~~t
70 TIE los"st polai consistent WITH
Domestic safety ard WITH the rex~o-
stiles ~ International requirement.
Abel tipr AZ professional .sosa!@rv
snd suhstiialion q a pctentss, srmy
& cttaser *--,terx ca the Sxlss model
Al rs'tnns shsIi MAKE puaar ~.
rS1rt nccs escs r@sr. setfins forth
fully their military and naval srtns.
merits structural sa1 chemical. TNAss
reports y re verified ~ saths rszea
ccgr aI,ttr~s
n. dN~trtrss 81 military r~r~ssi,y
r~tA9sstlo1 and rwagtsai. which a~
cT-@ e sHch sag-art ard aaAorr<ut
shgss. sAsB 10 eliminated
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
pARATION OF
HAY FOR MARKET
PRODUCERS HAZE Sastssfsa Great
= losses Because ~ Use u : ~
improper Methods.
VITAL INFORMATION LACNkS


sFrsEarsd ~ the uaRs8 sEstns p.Asssasst
st AsrzsN@f*l
What 60 90 With loa grade hst has
isns t+vn ,v1ahs prohlesn 60 lhe hay
trade. ls,ss,s running is,ya the thu,ss-
Aa4a 81 iuAsats Annually have l'~ri sof.
ssgsd 10 pspdatefs besatsss q the aft
nralty rutv8ntrr~d IN Asp' sing NJ aHy
That Is lmpfVp~rsy prepared tor aaF
Aet. as u ~ aIStarr tina, causes IL
u te rvsaui,-i ~ u Toss grssie.
ID DEPARTMENT Baiirtia aif. Mar
s~IlHs Hay at Country Pants fevai-
4, t--sa,,!. Il, :.sa ..!....s St@Is.. lh.sassrte
m-nt ~ Agriculture. Giss fsIIuE~ 20
remedy this sl}aat4esi II ssents~5 10
TAO chief r,tsons TEE prpt0csf amt
I'VE tF@aTpsS Tfys ras' Yre sxrv~ @s l,s ~ .s@S,
Constitutes quality Ia hay and many
prudugvrs Ryk What market .utoTrna
ttoa regardless he preparation II hAy
Zoe terH,nsi AMI eensGtUing uAftrts
cs'ov ceUn,s Most,
Quality - bat j. al presrnt Ia
aica,ed .ars 81 a, sss. .s't-'4 y slss
- Hfesi u .Taer lie STAGE " majority
1t Which . 3, cut The ha' ''sst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Use SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PAIN

Y TITLE aches grow ia,o tis paias
<vnItss ~ar,tvl oti by al appsta-
tca 81 Sl0an's. Rheumatism.
reurs 'Sia. STA FONTS. iar,e back wat
tSat &as against Sloans lin.awnt.'
E& GslSr thaa fcriy wars Sloans
fnlnrut has hctfs,d Thousands. tho
vivid csvt. Yea wun's he an eu-rp-
tson. Il ecrtsialy de~s gursiucr results.
Il re-st'u.es s1sho%s raA6,ss kevp
thIs cd family freed aiscss AasSty
sN tnstaa, Use. AK ysos uetshtN<,
AT all 1,yvsy,yts~->;Se. lie. 81 20.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
SIMPLE AND EFFICIENT POKE
Artnai r rom Forcing Itself
rhteaar ftstss

The scientific American tn llluNtrnt
igs end 5irscrihiux su animal poke the
ipycuttm W n Gerips ~ RenkeItnan
Ncb SAYS
Al cf}sc' NJ the inscnfion~ r. the
urosisbn ~ poke 81 simple ard
efficient construction Witch ia formed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

uflh spars mounted ta Automatically
aa.a.r the necs ~ ~ animal sher ie
attempts % fierce his MS ihreugt u
fence ~ Heaas u lever the spgTs
are ~ beld that 'heS viii no, eugage
The uesk ot ,he gntHsl under nDrraal
conditions
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Almost q Tragedy

Jack Did ynu hear about that TER
rtble accident ST tbs bail east bightf
JIM So u hat Wis III
JACK Hess got "a" near NJ electric
fau. aud tgo lnrn who were standing
oear we're almost sunoca,rd by the
clouds ~ puWdef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
GOLD MEDAL,
NkM !!l!1lEl.! o.

The world. standard remedy for Kidney.
liver, bladder sod une sed troubles SIMS
teSei so4rs.ls disorders. stimulates vital
ossanA All druggists, three asss-
a,sh too the save Ceh Medal every k~s
SD .sssSt 30 ,ss.,.i.sa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
MANS
BEST AGE

A maj, IL "a old IN his organs; he
can be "a vigorous and healthy a,
10 as at IS II he aids his organs IN
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

" forces rsasfiseHtsd s4.stssl
gallons ~ alcoholic beverages
during the year. th- intsyup rsYeuut
reports shoN. while 1900 persons
we're arrested for alleged ylo,at.Uas
The coanScations were thirty times
as large AS Ia the preceding year
!'s:ss. asy =ss.l,s =ssspt lnta th..ir net
property ard liquors valued ~ si2-
usD,H1 In thh las, ~ mahtha The
most fragrant ylgisti9as occurred !n
View fnTs t3,ttH ,ss,s'h, ,,Alae4,stf,a
North Carolina. Georgia aad Florida
Delaware. with only IS gallons ~
liquor seiIed aud "a persoos arrested
Vas the best behaved, white long dry
Kansas WaA a close second Nevada
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Is That Cold and
Cough Hanging On?

VUU VII be convibcnd thst Lf.
i King. Ns~ Discovery does just
what /, 10 meant 10 do--~ooth<a cough
raw threats, congestion -tn~msnied
ehess, loo~ns the phIegm pack ard
treals ,hs obstinate cod and grin5~
attack, riirvrs the eGses,aoa in the
bead. No harmful drugs, tbrss!o~s
re- - - l..i. -, - ~ - 1-s.s,
Right away you sIl notas the
change fs~ +n~ a~ssss, Has . cos-
vsnesns. healing tssss that you viii
aggregate. Bsy bstls at any drug.
gss,s On the way homa tonight. TO-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16
SANTA FE TRAINS
AGAIN TIED UP

Albuquerque, N. M, Aug. 16.-
No trains had been moved west by
the sante Fe since last night be-
cause Of the trouble at Gallup, N.
M. Three ranscontinental trains
which arrived here last night from
Las Vegas are still held here. Of
ficials are hopeful that the Gallup
situation will be cleared up today.
as a representative of the national
officers of the brotherhood OF
trainmen is at Gallup today for
conference with the brotherhoods
there.
/. l.. Hibbard, general manager
of the Santa Fe, is also at Gallup
trying to adjust the situation.
Santa Fe officials here today
said they would run freight trains
west as far as Gallup and there
should be no food shortage there.
Seven transcontinental trains are
now tied up here, two more hav-
ing arrived from the east this
morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16

Washington, Aug. 16.-Tariff
uutles on crude petroleum and fuel
Oil were advocated today in the
senate by Senator Harreld, repub-
mean, Oklahoma, as the only
means of protecting the independ-
a' oil producers of the United
9ta'es against what he described
monopoly by the Standard,
e. l. Doheny and Royal Dutch
'neI Oil companies.
renewing his charge of last Au-
eus' that the Standard, Doheny
anu Royal Shell companies were
seeAing to monopolize oil produc-
." ..vn IN this country, Senator Har-
p rela said that sine that time, the
= al Dutch Shell had taken over
.ue Union Oil company of Della
soa e thus getting control of $751;
n SV'uoo worth of properties; that
standard and Doheny COM
r-nies na had acquired the Teapot
~ IN wyoming and other val
r.. holdings in California, and
s- - The Standard of Indiana had
!, tuiFed .I ss per cent of the stock
NE midwest Refinery company
nj .oiharging that the three COM
On ne named had a monopoly
D4Ouuetion OF oil in Mexico.