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New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
The Theaters-By Percy Hammond

from the eows and chickens 70 come to
New York. attracted hither By the brill
lance Of I3ropdwsy's ineandestan's. An
honest heart beats beneath her ging-
ham gown; but having arrived In the
metropolis she becomes the typist for
Hook. Line 4 sinker, firm Of meri-
tricious bueket-shoppers. In moment
OF weakness she goes short Of U. s.
Cypsum, and Is forced therefor TO pawn
her mothers loeket and 70 fall into
the power Of George Line, the junior
partner. Thus betrayed, she seeks again
the haven Of Holeombe's Corners. 20
which suburb she is followed By the
nefarious though dressy SPECTATOR.
II is amusing, in case you are in the
mood. to observe the villain, Mr. Line
&c he pursues the eomely soprano
Miss Eva Clark. to her agricultural
lair. John Merryl, his impersonator'
makes him very ludrieous indeed~when
he calls her me gal" and says, "Hooty-
toity. you can handy no words with me-
ny proud beauiy!"
He is addicted 70 riding breeehesi
70 the ejaculation Of "Cursesl" and to
al the other stigmata common 20 ras-
ealitv in the season Of lss4-S5. The
eon,tabule IS present in the expert
vaudeville person Of Mr. Jimmy Barry.
and also the forgiving old grandfather
who asks no questions but who wants
Nell 70 be made an honest woman. He
is q, gosh darned sweet that he gives
the skinfint deacon with the mortgage
the heartburn. The noble village lover
M Thomas Conkey), is at hand, and
Miss Emma Haig is irresistibly impish
in an imitation Of the impish soubrette
of former days. There are others. In
eluding many pretty dancing girls. and
Mr.. George Cershwin. the compose
whose music Is at least $3.50. Mr.. Olin
Howard's endeavors TO burlesque the
motion pictures are, perhaps. a little
painful, but he is industrious and agile
upon his feet. An amusing show, II
YOU are IN the right mood, but one
which you feel, might be better
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
American Glass Sold

Offerings OF fne early American
glassware and furniture featured the
second days sale yesterday ct the An
derson Galleries Of the Philadelphia
collection OF Wilbur j. Cooke, which
has reached a total OF Si4,04460
An eighteenth century carved and in
laid cabinet, fitted with two glazed and
oval latticed doors above, long drawer
and two oval fan inlaid doors below,
was sold 10 Charles L. Morley for S4l0.
An eighteenth century American wal
nut wing chair was sold 10 Mrs. Z. d.
Pouch for S245. F. /. Croker paid
5000 for O Pennsylvania beech farm
table Of the same date and $50 for an
early mahogany bookcase.
william r. Hearst bought an early
American mahogany work table for
si55, and a presentation Stiegel glass
covered goblet, made in America In
1850, was obtained by E. Johnson for
$40.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Miss Taylor in "Humoresque"
Opens Dec. 25 in Atlantic City

Lnurcttc Taylor VIII be eeen IN hu-
morcsquc." Fannie Hurst's dramatiza-
tion of her own story, az the Apollo
Thcater, Atlantic City. on Christmas
NIGHT. Miss Taylor returned recently
fr5n California. where she made pic
turc Of "Pcr o. My Heart In Fannie
Hurst's play Miss Taylor plays the
role OF q Jewish mother, who Is fifty
wears 90 the beginning Of the play and
sixty 10 the end. while In "Peg O Ny
Heart" she played sixteen-year-old
Peg.
Rehearsals o. "Humoresque" are now
being conducted b. j. Hartley Manners
a. L. ErlanCer and George c. Tyler
will make the production, by arrange
nent with Mr. Manners. Included IN
the cast are Luther J. Adler, Dore
Davidson. Howard Lindsay, Eugene
Ordway. Frank Manning, Elsie Grey and
Sidney Carlyle.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
German Program Sung
By Schlegel at Town Hall
Edna Indermauer, COniraito'
Makes Local Debut at
Aeolian Hall

A largely German program and a
German atmosphere characterized the
song recital given by Carl sehlegel'
one Of the MetropOlitan's barytones'
yesterday afternoon at Town Hall.
he wen. about his work with thor
oughly Teutonic seriousness, perhaps
a little heavineSs, but was a SOUND
artist, giving the general impression
Of q strong voice Of pleasing quality
and expressive ability well suited 10
his Schubert, Strauss and Wolf. Per-
haps the reverence in Sehubert's Die
Allmaeht" seemed almost too profound,
and "Nachtstdck" rather doleful, but
while Mr.. Sehlegel could not be
credited with q light toucn he gave
full due 10 the charm Of VOLTS "Auf
Eino Wandering" and "Er lists" Be
sides the familiar lieder, he sang two
Italian numbers, German songs by
Hans Morgenstern and Walter Cour-
voisier and numbers in English by
Gertrude Smith and Pietro Yon. DR..
Karl Riedel was the sccompanist
Meanwhile, { Aeolian, Edna lnder-
maueT, cont-alto-these seem 20 be
the days Of contraltos-was making a
first appearance here in a program Of
the standard four languages. includ-
ing a Venetian Pastorale Of Nicola
Porpora arranged BY Kurt SCHNEIDER,
who accompanied; Bach air and
songs BY Edward Sehntt, and two
French numbers By Alfredo Casella.
Her German diction was good, her
French fair, while her tone, on the
whole, was clear, except where, in high
notes. she gave a strained effect, as Il
Of q forced soprano, while at other
times her high notes were strong and
resonant. While her voice had good
qualities, she did not, II seemed. show
a thorough knowledge Of her own vocal
resources. She seemed best in the
closing American group.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
American Women TO Ask
Fund for Orient Colleges
81. 100000 Pledged, IL Public
Appeal Nets s2,OO0.O0O Ad-
ditiouaI for Project

Tr0rI Ihf AfNnNHNa NeA"fHHf"H NN'f~~
WASHINGTON, Dec. e.-Ameriean
women are planning TO give seven col
leres complete In all particulars 10 the
400 .OOO,O 900 women OF tie Orient The
Federal Council Of Churches announced
to-day. Two Of tho colleges will be
medical schools.
A group Of women several months
ago undertook 20 raise the 100000
which will be required 70 provide build
ings and sites for the colleges. The
Iaura spelman Rockefeller Memorial
Fund promised 20 give Si.00o,o00 II
fhev would obtain the remaining ~
600 900 By January /. An appeal has
conc forth 20 American women Of All
religious beliefs TO donate 81 TO the
cause December g.
Mrs. Henry ". Peabody, chairman OF
In charge Of the campaign. said;
"The seven colleges which are 70 pro-
vide Christian leadership over 100000
600 Oriental women are lokio, fenehing'
North China Medical, Ginling, Lucknow
Madras and Vellorc Medical College.
These are union Christian colleges IN
Asia FOR which the joint committee
reprcsenting ten great mission boards
has united 10 secure land and build
iuQs."
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Y. W. C. A. Acknowledges
+. W. Vanderbilt and Two
Others Donate 81 900 Each

Additional subscriptions 70 the New
York City Y. W. G. A. announced yes
terdsy At the budget week luneheon
have brought the total 10 t227,S4i.4f 70
date. Mrs. william Fellowes Morgan,
president OF the organization. an.
nouneed gifts Of $1,000 each from Fred
W. Vanderbilt, Sir Joseph Duyeen
and Miss Harriet 2. De Voc. Mrs.
Cleveland Z. Dodge, who presided at
the luncheon, reported q gift OF $500
from Lord a Taylor.
OF the total amount received the
initial gifts committee, Of which Mrs.
Morgan is chairman, has turned In
S36,979.2s IL from the busi-
ness and professional women's teams
under the ohairmanship Of Mrs. Dwight
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Shakespeare Amateurs To Be
Or Not To Be BOoed Dec. Is

Following the numerous announce
ments Of Shakespenrean productions
comes word from the Shuberts that a
Shakespeare Amateur Night will be
held al the Central Theater q week
from tomorrow night In addition 20 the
regular performance Of the Shubert
unit, "The Whirl OF New York" All
aspiring Hamlets. PortiEs, katherines,
Julias, Maebeihs and Othellos will be
given an opportunity 70 show their
ability. Prizes totalling 800 viii be
awarded.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Law Regarding Letters

In the United States the law con-
siders O letter when posted remains
the property Of the sender uatil IL Is
actually delivered 90 the person af.
dressed. Great Britain. on tho other
hand. takes the view that letter az
soon as posted becomes the property Of
ne person 90 whom it is addrcs cd.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
The Stage Door

''The Doormat' opens tonight AZ the
Punch and judy Theater
Nile cecne sorel and the Comsdie
vranchiss players viii present "Ise Mis-
anihrope" this Afternoon a. the Century
Theatsr.
John Steel IS temporarily absent from
the cast OF The Music Boz Revue" be.
cause Of an attack Of iaryngitis lie Is ez-
peeted 10 return soon
The Duncan Sisters Will come 20 the
nard Granville also viii be a headiiner al
the theater
The FOOL" a. the Times Square The
ater, will have daily matinees during the
holiday week. beginning December 25.
Ruth Draper. who has been appearing IN
her character sketches In Europe since her
New Yerk season last spring. will return
20 America early next month and Will ap-
pear In recitals here.
As a Man Lives" viii be the feature
picture al the Cameo Theater next week.
"colsnnisss' Night" will be presented
By the stockbridEe Stocks on Thursday
evening. December a. II had been planned
20 give the production on Tuesday night
of this week, but late changes IN the cast
prevented this -Four one-act plays will
Be presented a. the Metropolitan 1bsaier.
Madison Avenue and Twenty fourth street.
Garrett p. serviEs and Max Tleischsr
will this week complete the work - edit %
ing and adapting the film on the Einrtein
theory OF RELATIVELY. which Hugo Rieaen-
field will present soon a. the Rivoii and
Rialto thesters The nim was made m
Frankfort under the supervision OF tlx q
Dr. ElnEteins associates
Wera and Tova Dahl daughters % Nine
Flo Dahl Danish singer. Joined the cast nf
The POofleEEcrE a. the Thirty-nlnfh
street Theafcf last night.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
u. s. Pave Colombia 5 Million

states to-day gave the Republic Of
Colombia a check for $1,000 900, is
frrt payment under the $4,000 900
treaty ratiaed IN 1921 20 cover certain
damages incurred IN the construction
~ the Panama Canal. The remaining
payments will be made yearly in s5,-
100000 sums.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Jane Addams at the Bss,.

THE HAGUE, Dee. I'll. d.I.,,,..
70 the conference organized b. 4.
Womsn's International Leaus
Peace and Freedom today v,i,,.,,
Miss Jane Adams, Of Chicare s s..'s
dent of the league. H''u
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

ssOur Nell" a burissqne musical comedy.
produced At The Nora Bayes Theater By
Nssers pavlfov sud Rufus Le Aairc vita
the following cast;
Naivsna Hoieornbe. Nra Jimmie Barry
Mortimer Bayne. John herkyl
PeleN poolttie. ....ss-sss Jimmy haIf1
joshua hoi-oinhe. ...''-'.- lIshk ~. va 20
,sss p.sesn asr, csiv,n sssdrsk. Aoe osS Sissois
Helen ford ....ss........s.s htt ,iafh x
AuGellre Neen1s- -.....-.-..--. EnnlA llaig
chris pefuing g.....s...-..- ..Olin HOWARD
kra Rogers ..-...-.--...is .isore sonderaon
Burlesquing 30 defunet an institution
as the New England rural melodrama
is like putting a putty nose on a
eaeaver. Yet the Messrs. A. Z. Thomas
and Brian Hooker, Nbrettists Of "Our
Nell," manage 70 have considerable fun
IA the operation. indicating that there
must be some life In the old bird still.
This travesty is rather an achievement
FOR the two young satlrists, since
neither Of them is old enough ever 70
have attended one Of those vhilom
fErm-and-eity plays upon which they
festoon the confetti Of their ridicule.
We feel sure that the urban Mr..
Thomas has never seen a red under
shirt in a drama or elsewhere; and
that Mr. Hooker is aware only BY hear
say Of stage milkmaids who are ruined
by city fellers in store clothes.
What sport might they have with
something that they really know about.
Dramatic criticism is unworthy II not
obsolete, except in the weeklies and the
monthlies: and show reviewing is too
element or too hurried to expose prop
erly the impoverishments and deoili-
ties OF much Of the current art Of the
,o.ealled boards. We think that Aessrs'
Thomas and Hooker could be used 70
advantage in gayly showing up through
,nappy burlesques. such inArm ana
,eedy elements as may now infest the
drama and render Il impotent. "ha'
the ar. most needs is the constructive
criticism Of surgeon burlssqueT'' 30 II
is said.
Our Nell in "our Nell' absconds
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

W. Morrow and sss,sss.sl has b., :.
ported BY the home womsn's tss-.
which Mrs. Howard q. Myers 4
chairman. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

wera and Tova Dahl. dnuFh;crs % Nine
Flo Dahl, Danish singer. foined the cast nf
The rOofieEEcrH' a. the Thlrty-nlrfh
street Theatcf last night
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
VDrr ruUIeTWAe GOID FOX IUI.

Is gold piece 70 the to0th person VINO
huys a matinee admisaioni tlo soia pleee
eerrn.nce of THE SUpEk-SEN' a. d y
Mossi CAMEO THEATRE. Thurs, Dec. T.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

-. ,.aanta gurlsssus am A Buey liop
GULUMblA rei.s Daily. .tis sl,ifils.,
GEORGE STONE ana LILA, iILl-Ai'D
with Joe Hurtig's big giri snow,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

As a Man Lives" will be the feature
picture az the Cameo Theater next week.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

pcf acpn wsst Hfh - Enarn atu
bELAoIu Ma TO-DAY ~ "a, ~
MATINEE TO-DAY At 80.
DAVID BLLAstO prsaenu
N0RE URIC As XXI
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

RAJ vgc ssd s. Col 1859 rrs 80 Mat Sat
UHLI . MIDNIGHT PERFcE Wro., u IS
"TT7A" as aSsotoGs sFlslsq ssos; asp uGKrs
~ 4 Gh PULSES LEAP."-rsierram.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

crETUFV-Co-tdls Ffan,aht 60. s'Isi. laHh.r
R-rsi Tsiay t1 II A. Msanflflfa l1u.'H.
~ Drfli Monde" Prizes -. fl.'.' ~ '4-0'' %
SAT. Morn. - 80. Le1iufs - Ml1.r. sol1iL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Ruth Draper. who has been appearing IN
her character sketches In Europe since her
New Ycrk season last spring. will return
70 America early next month and viii ap-
pear In recltals here.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
They Amt Done Right by
''Our Nell" but Better
Than Expected

our Nell" a buriesqBe musical comedy.
produced At The Nora Bayes Thsater BY
Ntsers Davifow sud Rufus Le Aairc vita
the following cast
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

The Duncan Sisters Will come 20 the
Palace with new act next week. Ber-
nard Granville also viii be headiiner al
the theater
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

"The FOOL" e. the Times Square The
ater, will have daily matinees during the
holiday week. beginning December 25.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

'sThe Doormat" opens tonight AZ the
punch and Judy Theater.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Greenwich Village 5sa s ESn;I =, 4. Hii.a::i % \: I:
A FANTASTIC FRICASSEE"
With SWATTs SHn1s hoWkkND MSmfkk hsDpWaRDs sDWsaRD
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
'cTY ELECTION nElD
LAST THURSDAY

10 the City slsctian held lsse
Thursday ]. I Haley vas ss-s,ee,.
- Mayor owe bic eepons nj. n. A.
Sell es % vases. n. c rAsmpsea
vas reelected Rscoeas over his op.
psnsst, W, G. He'll BY m vcses.
IL The Marshal racs ]. z. wilsea
ths present night Nas~hal. wss
elected owe, Rrsd W, Brown by i7t
majority ssd 3, II Bryan VAS elect.
ID nemees ot the City srhooi Beard.
And Aldermen vsse elected ~ tcl.
iosG fsfs, wAfd--J u, Page and
A. j. Byra. seesad WArd--k. ".
Stewart and X. A. Ff~emaa. Third
ward-E. Y. Payne aad A, l..
White Foarth ward--G, c. Ned.
den aai Harry Lsatheu.
All al ihe above mentioned ~.
cisls wiii take the oath ai atAc~ the
hf.t Moaaay Ia October and eaiss
satc se~ years austnsss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
County Picnic at
Ruskin Sstur day

An event oi mote than ordinary
interest 10 Dickson Ceunsy peopf,
10 being planned ios next Saturday
September 18th. al Ruskin. Ten
nesses. A picnic and communi,,
rally 10 TO bs held. the entire pro.
ceeds Of which are 10 be devoted Il
the purchase u seats and necessary
equipment Tor the school ., Ruskia,
recently purchased by L. A. Dick
son and q. T. Cooksey.
The arrangements ios the picnic
are being planned By . committss
oi 6vs and all indications point IA
an enjoyable occasion. The bras,
band which two years sso on 4
similar occasioa created % much
favorable comment. has again been
secured. Thsrs will De basbecus
AID refreshments Of oil kiads tos
everyone. The cave and the svin.
ming pool will doubtless prove st.
fractions 70 many. A bssebsll
game Nth tAs sasoas s6layAsa niae
has been secured. Dsaisl viii tvtsl
Tor Ruskin, With Earl Dunbar. who
caught Tor McEveu lest ssasoa. do.
ing the receiving The ball Aeh 70
heinx graded and viii be 10 sxcellss,
condition, and = thrilling contest ID
promised 10 oil lovers ol the sport
Sirans iatsssst hes been manifest
cd ,hroushou, the county 10 the
future oi the school st Ruskin. |,
is recognised .hs, such A insti,u.
,ion will prove . valuable ass~t "a
the county not only in IN educaiiou.
al way bot in developing and nain.
tsinins A strong civic spiri. through,
out the community. Ali Who ar,
interested in the suoc~ss cl such %
enterprise and who enjoy The pleas
ures and features Of old.iashioped
barbecue and picsic will no dou b,
he psrsent At Rusk,n nsxt Satufda y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
4 Card From Judge
Dosglas Wtkle.

To the Dem ocsaa Of the seventh
Congressional pssuseI- -.
I an . candidate Tor Coas.~ss 10
GIL 90, the unsspifed term OF The
late Hon. l.. P Padsett. ssh.se, 10
the action oi the Democratic Gen.
vsn,ion called 10 meet ai Dickson,
Tenn. on the 9Th dsy al October.
ls3a.
Macs Conventions have been. cell.
ed by the Executive Committee Il
this district 10 assemble At tho
court haas~ In each oouaty CON.
posing the dis.ric,. At Z O'Clock p.
m, 90 Saturday. September Soth.
to select delegates 20 the Dickson
con Yen,ion.
A. the time between now and
the soav~hfsnu 10 too abort fcs the
10 ace many n the voters in person.
|, therefore, tahs this method ii
earnestly soliciting yom support,
! trust that oil who tavot my nomi.
nation will make II convenient to
be psssen, =, the county tnass con.
veetions.
Very respectfully.
Deraas WikIs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
Revival TO Begia Sunday:
Evangeilst Scott ID Charge

Diekson 10 fortunate in having
Rev J, A. Scott and siaser. G. 9,
Eisey, to hold 4 revival meeting
beginning Sunday. Sept II. rhs
sssvicss viii be held in The Ne y
tobacco warehouse on wss. College
street FEARING that the warehouse
Gill not be ready TOT the 6rst Sun.
days services. It 10 thought best 70
hold services Sunday. the 18th 10
The Dsplist Church Announce.
ment vill BE- made st tha, ii me. o.
TO the day that the services will b.
moved 70 warehouse,
Dr.. Scott. the evansrlist, 10 q
preacher Of great ability and iarcs
He does not rssos, 10 the tricka oi
many modern evanaeIists. Dor does
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
See e Little Minister Big Feature al the MCay Friday and Saturday Nqhts!

Missionary Society. who leaves soon
Tor her new home in flosids. Many
and sincere we're the wishes writtsn
10 the dainty lis,ls book, which va.
handpaintsd 10 blue and pink ios,
selmcuots.
After the opening cong and prayei
Mrs. H N. williams, the presi.
deut, read the scsiptur. lesson. and
the theme OF her rsmssks wss
Take Time 10 Be HoIv." After
tbs reading ofltbe Minutes. reports
rom she different departments sers
heard This Chairman OF tho Ways
and Mssns Committee vas grstitied
by the response 10 Dollar Day. The
ladies Wed with each other in tell.
ing by rhyme the way they had
earned their dollar
Mp r p Ciax,on, OF the Uni.
versitv oi Alabama. vas asked Ia
address the Ssciety She spoks oi
the imporian. york oi the rslisipus
people to keep the spirit oi religion
alive turing the var period. when
iheie vas 10 much to lead The
thought sstrsy. also Of the dineal
ties VI directing the you.h In Wash,
inston aud keeping them 10 school
while they wsrs tempted by such
high wsses. she spoke oi Wash
inston a. the great center; that ,b.
sotire world had its eyes on hsr and
that no other people before in bic.
tory we're subject 10 such close scru.
tiny. criticism and comment, The
dsIicste situstion OF officials, both
dish aud los, and even ,hs .implrs,
ci,issn. had difficult conditions to
encounter aud overcome. She told
OF the devastation wrought by the
war, of broken hearts, aud religious
doubt, which she said the good and
faithful christians must overcome
by example NJ service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
INTERESTING nEETme
or "olD nlcxDRY" nelD

"0ld Hiekav" Chapter. q. d.
G.. bad a good attendance st the
September meeiias. which vas held
With Mrs, Fred Bsaslsy Wednesday
sitsrnoon OF last week al her pretty
home 90 Centre Avenue
A refreshing ice eoaFss vas served
ss the guests arrived.
One oi the items oi nsv business
trspsseted q. this meeting vas tbs
dscision 10 have . booth OF .hs
County Fair.
Donations wess received irom
Mrs. Clayton Steele u sssiaslosu.
Okla; Mrs. Dollie smith and Mss
Elisabeth Ford. oi Wichita Falls.
Texas. 10 be applied to the U. D.
Memorial Hall st Peabody
Application for membership 10
the Chapter was made BY Ms. II.
A pey,on.
Mfs. u. l. Noffow prepared the
ioliowtns program:
A sketch oi the Life oi Mrs N,
c. 6oodlst.. founder oi the U d.
c. "-Mrs. Hsrtuell Weaver
Paper on The Lille OF Ars. Rs
phasl ssmmss'--An cisad Hoop
er,
"Ths Battle aymns Took Part
iH"G'sffs' ChxS Badge.
"Sep.emhsr Hsppsnings'--Mrs.
q. Z Collins. il.
Posm-Ths. southern Cross oi
Honor Mis-. Kate McMurv.
The Misss. Wilson and Nrs. q.
c. Collins, j., sssis.sd Mrs.. Deaslsy
In serving q delicious salad course
The next meeting cf the Chapter
will be held with Mrs. Clayton
Smith on October lith.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
1aTuEk IT IlfsMEll
stOuEIlY DISAPPEARS

J, II GsrhaEs. q resident Of Tres
we'll. disappeared from bis ho IN.
sometlms Monday and "a. not
located until Wednesday evening.
Mr. Gsrhsr hs. been in poor
health Tor several non tbs and lived
BY himself On bis farm near Trssvsl
which be shsse-crops In tobacco
Someone called TO zee him Tues
day morning bat could no, loca,'
him snywhsr. shout the place and
after asking several about him.
!sa-asd that b. had not hesn seen
sincs early Monday sitsrnooa and
that hs vas then seen going iron
bis sssidsnce toward the barn. Tn,
alarm vas given aud neishboss and
= large number Of citisens from
Dickson gathered and began 4
systematic search iov him. The
woods and territory tor several
miles sround rreswell vas searched
but na trace oi the MISSING uan
could he iouud,
his brother At ciarksvill~ va,
notified aud be arrived on the scene
Wednesday aud offered Q reward Of
$3S 10 snvons ~ho would 6nd him
Quite . number continued the
search and late lL the aiternooo b.
Srs found 4 short distance ron liz ,
house 10 . semi coasc QUE condition
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15

b. rotate narrowing sspssisness, noe
tell graveyard talssr 10 ssir the
ieslinss, he pssachss the ampl.
sospsl h = ioscstsi vay thai ~.
psab 10 tAs isselisct - veil - sAs
snosioos. Hs sss . ssccessfal
sttornsy In Ksatucky essess As
snssssd the ministry, upoa enter,
Inc the mlnisssy hs ssvs hinself 10
evansslissie vesk and As hss tsse
vssv sscessstal, he has conducted
campaigns In many of the lasses
city churches With MARRIED saccsss.
Last winter be conducted 4 cam.
paisa 10 The Tswpls Bapsiss Church
AempAis. and had mere than ssvsa-
~ oonvsesioas.
NJ, klssy 10 . song leader oil rare
ability. He ssu the people 10 sint
He 10 also . successiul minister and
. great personal worker.
Services will be conducted si
tAsss each ahespoon and at seven
thirty In the evening, Evefy one
10 urged 10 attend, and ioio heartily
10 The sesvices. add help 10 make
the meeting one ot Dlclson . great
sss rsvtvsis.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15

The White OIL will serve You !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-15
SO. Robertson Appointed
Member Of School Board

Al 40 adiourned session o' the
City Council held last Monday
night. y u. Robestson was unani.
,nously elected = member al the
City School Board 20 hl out the
uasspirsd term oi y. II, Grow. Who
recently moved to Nashville.
.Au ordinance Vas passed author
Using ths City Treasurer 10 take up
$4,000 worth Of the Payne Spring
bonds. These bonds are held by
Tho two Dickson banks and the
ordinance provides that $1,000
shall be taken up from each bank