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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Farris Fitzpatrick Dies
After Brief Illness

farris Fox Fitzpatrick, aged 40
years passed away at his home near
Hedg.vlle. in Lincoln county last
Monday afternoon. after AN illness
Of pneumonia. Mr. Fitzpatrick sas
one ~ the most prominent and pros
porous young farmers in that neigh
borhood Exceedingly popular and
well liked by his many acquaintance.
His death is AN irreparable loss TO
the community and distressingly sad
to his family and friends.
lie is survived by his wife and
three children and -four brothers.
John j.. and DIR. n. W. Fitzpatrick.
of Elwood. Ind. Walter Fitzpatrick,
Of Washington. ID. c. and Owen Fits.
Of Denver. Colo. Funeral
services were held at the residence
morning. conducted BY
the pastor of the Hubble Methodist
interment following in the
Danville cemetery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Congressman Gilbert
Spoke to Representative Crowds-si
Paint Lick and Bryantsville

At ESQ Tuesday afternoon the
Hon. Ralph Gilbert. 81 Shelbyville
spoke to a fine gathering Of the good
people Of the Paint Lick section. at
Paint Lick. in behalf Of his candidacy
for congress.
That night at 80 he spoke to a
large and very enthusiastic crowd ~
those splendid Bryantsville people.
Even though these speakings were
scarcely advertised at all good crowds
attended and we are proud Ia say that
We believe this fact indicates a sweep
ing GU, Of our presen, party in power.
II the good people will only come
out and vote on election day We are
that good men like Ralph
Gilbert will soon succeed those who
are AT present fatteuing themselves
in Washington.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

william Humber. aged u years.
was struck by n Great Southern OIL
truck last Saturday morning about
a:3O o'clock. one mile from l.aneas-
ter on the Lexington pike and was
almost instantly killed Iige Ford.
a son ~ the late Judge A. d. Ford.
who has the agency for the Great
Southern oil Company in this county,
was driving the truck at the time ~
the fatal accident Humber. who
had just so,ten cut ~ another car
going in the same direction. intended
boarding the oil truck. which was
following close behind. A. the truck
came up, u Is thought that Numbers
ovcrcoat in some manner became
caught IN his foot and he was thrown
directly in front ~ the oil wagon.
III. front wheel Of which passed over
his body. resulting fatally few min
u:cs later
Nr Ford Vas cXoncratcd - all
blam. by coroncr's jury. an inquest
having been held at the home ~ Len
Cobb. near where the accident occur
red and where Humber was taken
Immediately after the mishap.
Tha, the truck was going slowly
Vas evidenced b. the fact tina, u was
stopped before the rear wh,cl pas.cd
over the unfortunate victim.
Mr. Humber was unmarried. well
known. being considered one ~ the
best workmcn employed by Hughes
and Ware. who are contractors and
are nov constructing the Lancaster
and Lexington turnpike Humber
was on has way 10 work. he going
early in order To- hre up the engine
before the other workm-n arrived.
tn. remains were brought TO the
home ~ his sister. Mrs Rob-r, Burn
side. on Richmond street. H. Is sur.
vived by one brother. Charley Hum
ber Of this county. and three SISTERS.
MIR Rob, burnside. Of this city.
Mrs Frank Ross. ~ Indiana and Mrs
Joe Bowman. ~ Virginia Funeral
services were conducted Monday AZ
tcrnoon BY Rev T. u. Bourland at
the grave IN the Lancaster cemetery
where the interment took place
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Baptist Church News

Tn. Juniors. To the number Of
thirty, assembled at the pastors home
Tuesday halloween, clad in cos
tunes spooky and grotesque. A
large bon iire was kinded in the lot
adjoining. around which the spooks
gathered 10 toast marshmallows. A.
ter visit TO the witches paradise
near by and literally swinging in the
,reetop. the spook- returned to the
house where games were enjoyed and
Refreshments were served II is doubt
full IL such an array of color and
variety ~ costume will assemble
again-until next year on the same
date. Such occasions are pleasant
and profitable.
We had the best prayer meeting
in months from III. standpoint Of at
tendance las, week. We are continu-
ing our series on church membership
with interes, and profit. Come thou
with Us and We will do thee good.
Our monthly business meeting will
be held next Saturday at 2:30 a, the
church. Business Of Importance will
come up for discussion. and every
member Is urged to be present.
The services at the usual hours next
Sunday. The pastor will preach sun
day morning and an announcement
will he made at tina, time in regard
10 the evening service. The young
peoples meeting at $50.
Bring your letter and unite with US
next Sunday or come under the
watchcarc Of the church until your
letter is received II your letter can
no, be- obtained Is Is your privilege
to come before the church and be-
received By relation.
We extend the seriptural invitation
to all unsayed people to Seek the
Lord while lie may be found. call We
upon Him while He is near lie, the
wicked forsakc his way and the un-
righteous man mis- thoughts. and let
him return unto the Lord. and He will
have mercy upon him; and to our God
for He will abundantly pardon"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Chiropractic Does Not
Add to nor Subtract
From

When you are sick the true Chiro-
prsctor does not give you drugs.
stretch the body. manipulate any part
Of the diseased tissue. nor use any
form ~ electrical massage
Disease. 10 the Chiropractor. is
caused by the hindrance TO the nor
NAL flow 81 nerve energy from the
spinal column Ia the affected part Of
the body
BY adjusting the vertebra in the
spinal column. nature is given an OPP
portunity to permi, 100 per cent Of
nerve energy TO the diseased part.
Naturally. when nature is given a
chance, the diseased par, becomes
normal
II. T.. Wade. ID. C.. Chiropractor.
Lancaster. Ny.
Office hours to II A. NJ. and
2 to 6 y. N.
Evenings. Sundays and Holidays by
appointment. litD
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Old Gold Coins Worth
A8, 600 are Dug Up

Some set. ky..-While digging a
pit for >awmill near Mt Victory.
this county. il has just become known.
Dave Jones drove his pick into pot
containing the equivalent Of $4,000
in English gold Of ancient coinage
The pot has been in the custody 81
the State Banking Commissioner at
Frankfort for further investigation
and proof Of original ownership.
The money is TO be kept for twelve
months. during which time claims
may be filed for ownership but Il
these are not properly proved Jones
gets the money.
Jones sat down and tried To count
the money when he found !, and es-
timated II a, $4,000. but the Frank
fort authorities weighed j, TO sscer-
tain its value. The pc, bore the ini-
tials -. B."
In pioneer kentucky days this sec
ton was the scene Of the operations
81 band Of robbers who killed a
number Of settlers. I, is supposed
that either some settler buried the
money To hide il from them. or that
II was hidden there by the robbers
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

The d. D Rankin farm near Mar.
cellus. better known as the Higgin-
bo,ham farm. and one ~ the bes; in
Garrard county was sold las; week by
Attorney Jay W Harlan. trustee in
bankruptcy for David r Rankin. to
r G.. Rankin. % this county. for
Si3o.io an acre The farm contains
252 acres.
Last Thursday. Hughes and Nc
Carly. foremost real estate dealers.
sold the Howard King farm near Bry-
xntsville. ~ acres being purchased by
Walter Arnold for S9i.25 an acre. the
remaining 533 acres were purchased
by W. T. King. Sr. for SOS an acre
A. this sale between $1,000 and ss.-
900 worth Of personal property WAS
sold at satisfactory prices Both the
above sales wer. well attended.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Fat and Feeding
Cattle Show
Premsssd BY LosssvilIe Ssesh rsWds
Company November 23rd,. 2>sh.

The bourbon Stock Yards Com
pany will hold Fat and Feeding
Cattle Show and Sale at Louisville.
Nv. November % and 2tth. This
event promises To he the greatest cat
tie show ever held In the South.
Thirty carloads 81 fat steers will be
entered in addition to various other
classes.
Total cash prizes amounting to
81. 1875 with cups and medals will
undoubtedly bring together the choic-
est selections % fat and feeding cat
tie from Kentucky. Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi. Alabama and Georgia. the
contest being limited To these five
states. Of the cash prizes, large
amount Is being donated by members
~ the Louisville Live Stock Exchange
Jadges have been selected from the
boa qualified men in the country 20
award these prizes There will be
sixteen ring. and nifty awards
The Junior Agricultural Club cS-
hibit will be one % the features Of
this great cattl. event. Twenty five
carloads Of prim. baby bccves are
being fed by the boys and girls clubs
for competition in this division and
marked enthusiasm Is beng shown.
Many Of the junior club members
have signifed their intention to at
tend this show and elaborate arrange
mrnts ar. being made 20 entertain
them.
Liberal prizes IN ths classes N.il
bring out many choice feeders IN
connection with this show. twenty tive
registered li.rrfords. Argus aud
!Shorthorn bulls will be offered from
the leading herds % Kentucky
kecn interest - being shown By
the packing industry in the sale 81
the fat cattle and lively competition
- expected. G.. Al. Birch. chairman
~ the executive committee and Arch
Birch. superintendent Of the show and
sale are busy making arrangements
for this event. the success - which
Ia already assured
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Presbyterian
Church Notice

The Revival meeting is IN progress
with good prospects for a season Of
emphasis upon things Spiritual that
will mean much to all who will be
able to attend The inspiring song
service led by Mr. Allan " Galley
begins at 7:i5 each evening; tins fol.
lowed by the strong Gospel sermon
81 Rev. ;. : Daughtry make up pro
gram well worth our while 10 attend.
We extend to all a special invitation
10 CONN.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
ACreat Team

Tn. Lancaster High School team,
which is one ~ the very best on the
gridiron IN Kentucky this fall. defeat
ed the Freshmen 81 Pennsylvania Col
lege by score u 10 To o. This
makes the seventh victory for the
Lancaster boys. which is a record u
note, as they have met some Of the
hard teams, but go through them like
"a dream. Here's to YOU. Lancaster
boys -Danyille Advocate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

Owing to an unfortunate break
down at the Electric Liph, and Power
Plant this week. tn. Record comes
out few hours late The city Was
IN total darkness for two nights and
as all our machinery Is run by clec-
tric power. we were practically out
Of business during that time
Experts were rushed from Louis
Vile to relieve the situation and
everything was done by Mr. Bastin
that was possible under the circum-
stances, to speedily relieve the stu
alton. which was done last nigh, and
We are again back to normally.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

Tussdsy Night. November TIN. 1922

DR. J. T.. Edwards. Post Comman.
der ~ the Heidal Sanford Post No.
30. ash tina, We give notice to very
important Legion meeting to be held
in this city Tuesday night. Nov. eth,
at 1889 T.. NJ. at the 1 q. u. r. Hall.
Commander Edwards will make one
Of the best commanders this Post has
ever had II all the service men in the
county will only ge, behind this great
organization. Every service man in
Garrard county j. urgently requested
To be present
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Change Of Agency

have bought from Mr.. y. Pres
colt Brown his Insurance business.
and will continue in the same Office
he occupied over Walker Bros. Hard
ware store.
! will appreciate any new business
and hope the continuance of all the
old customers. y. ID. Cochran.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

The first program study Of grand
opera led BY Mrs. holland is at 2:3o
O'Clock today. trhursiay, is Faust. a"
Mrs. Guy Davidson has charge Of
the second Opera program. "Rigo-
letto." Nov. 9th.
These programs mark a high-water
line in Club work and members and
friends should attend the full course
Of six an scheduled in year book
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Carrard County
School Fair
tBy Prof. X. B. Butler)

The colored people Of Lancaster
feel quite honored by having had the
school fair held in Lancaster Satur-
day. October 2sth. This is the firs,
time the Garrard county schools have
had q school fair and II proved quite
a success. Some of the schools Of
Garrard county displayed extraordi.
nary enthusiasm. while others were
not represented.
There was a full program for the
day. rs well A. night.
The teachers Of Lancaster. School
Improvement Club. and County teach
ers received many congratulations
for the interest manifested in making
the fair a success. II has inspired
the schools with higher ideals. and
they hope to have a greater fair next
year
A deciamatory contest was held at
night and two splendid addresses de-
livered. The speakers in the contest
were, Hattie Harris. Lancaster school.
lst. prize; Josephine Floyd. Lancas-
ter school. End. prize. Addresses de-
livered by DIR. J. =. Wood, Danville.
and Mrs, G. 5. sliced, Danville Ky.
Schools Represented and Tssehsrs
Present.
Laneaster-Prof. X b. Butler. Miss
l. X. Mason. Miss Isabel 0vers,reet.
Mrs. X. II. Butler. Scott Fork
Mr. Carl Walker. Lowel-teacher
absent; Point Leavel.Miss Susie
Letcher; Flat Woods-Mrs. Mary
kincaid: Davistown-Miss Estella
Yates. Miss Carolyn Irvine; Bryants-
ville-Mr. Carl Burnside; Boone's
Creek-Mr. George Gaines; and New
aope-Mrs. Tom Steward.
Schools Receiving Prr.s
Lancaster. Scots Fork. Lowell. New
Hope, Point Leavcl and Davis,own
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Judge Hardin Has
Marrow Escape

Judge c. A. Hardin. chairman Of
the Democratic State Central Com
mit,ee. narrowly escaped going over
the elf at Brooklyn bridge last sun
day when he los, control Of his auto
mobile and collided with another ear
ON the hill. Judge Hardin was ON
his way to Lexington at the time.
Both cars were damaged but not put
out Of running commission.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

Ballard Obslisk Flour 10 pure.
hsalshfsl and dslieieSs. Osly sAs
hssss 81 The bsss vAsss 10 Sssd In
ashias Obslisk. We deliver u ssvs.
Huisea q FsvaAs.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02
Entertain L. II. S.
Foot Ball Team

The following invitation was re-
eeived By the Lancaster High School
foot ball eleven and the squad from
Transylvania and several Others:
"The Freshmen and Sophamore
Glasses will be glad tn have your pres
ence a, AN informal masquerade
party. Friday evening. October the
twenty seventh from seven thirty to
ten thirty. at the School Building in
honor " the foot ball team"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

Dsllssds kssssshy Fssa Feed tss
hsss. Pssiss PIC chsv. sssssd Bss.
lsy. Tsssde Mes Rssiss. wAsss
~iaaliass. ssA rye siAdliass.
hsisss q Fsssss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
COST or MILK PRODUCTION
pairywsn should De Interested In
knowing Now Much Feed and
Labor Az Required. p "

ne'rymen throughout the country
should I've interested n Know how
many pounds Of grain. hay and silage.
and hca many hours Ut aeey Il takes
70 prNstnc~ loo pounds Of milk In tho
rlYet~nt sections ~ the Unl,ed States.
The hurrau of snlmsl industry. United
STA 10. .L'rYaa rsazssns. IL Asrisslsass. be-
gan SERVES ~ studies In 1918 au
groups ~ dairy farms to obtain seru.
rate lnrormation IF this kind.
The rvsults arc shown foe southeast.
crn Louisiana tn department Bulletin
9A The aegvs for northwestern In.
disna arv c,,n,alard in department Aal.
iettn SSs North Ca~'l,na ard western
Washington In department huilesfa
p1a; sad tNr Vermont 10 department
hplleitn a.sS. which may BE- purchased
trow the superintendent " Documents,
Wssh,n6tcn, II. e. al ave ccuu tire
coGy The vartoyrs tables arr based
nfNor Asnnes ahtstne.' dnytNg t~r
year study. ard weighted averages ~
the reev~is wsre used Whenever they
wrrid express 'hs results ngare ae,~f.
rste'y The surveys iaclaa@ Also an
tnve0tery ~ dairy hu'idlasx i've
stock. sad ecuirroeri used
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
When History Was Recorded on the Fly
THUS dos THE Congressional Rec
ord record history In the max.
Inc

TvHlS DOES Tire Congressional Rec
ord record history In the max.
ING
Mr.. Lanham--Mr Chairman. there
In now happening In the city "
Washington what IL destined, In my
judgment. TO prove an historic event.
At this tine there IL floating ever the
Capital city the United states navy
Il f;.s iisr -n:Stz x.sip NJ fssr Ar
flied wi,h,heliam which has ever ao~n
Ia the entire world. This accomplish.
ment marks new era In aviation.
THIS wonderful Inert gas affords ,be
long sought combination VI safety aud
efficiency.
II was my pleasure this morning TO
attend the landing Of the 81. Oh
served alao by many Interested spec.
tatorS Nho have lahored faithfully In
the Inauguration and development ot
the helIum project. II came 60 the
earth With the ease and grace ~ a
large bird, hearing eonrden, cr~v
that displayed no nervousness despite
the fact thu, this was all initial tx.
detrimental trip
In furry u snow II completed i's
aerial Journey from Nortas, Va, IN
less than four hours, and Is now be-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
Congress Disappoints Foreign Writer'S

merely served 10 nysiify their con.
erptiaos OF American politics TIE
ore thing that apparently made the
gNatext impression upon them was
The sight OF corrr spondeni for a
Kansas newspaper sitting " the press
gaiiyry during TIRE Invocation, sharpen.
Ing his pencil as b. prepared for &C.
ton. To fellow correspondent who
demonstrated With him that he waa
shower,ng the beads III congressman
With lead and pine shsysngs. he 70.
piled with becoming dignity, "Let
the ehirs fail wher~ they may"
Everyone In congren was happy for
an hour and backed In the ltgh, that
had 50 elapx. hasa turned, on The con-
tereac~ performers, Oar congress IL q
Jealous ceag-~ss and does not look
with favor upan the Intrusion VI dip
lomAric gatherings In Washington.
Rarely have the mewherx VI con
sress bad such IN audience. All the
biz wigs among the foreign deisgs'
lics.s ~asv ;;,rfa. r.s'= 81 s.ssl a.n.ytr r~f.
lsry was Allied to oysraawing. Ths
press galleries s-re c-awd~i u ~as
alncs, question Of standing roam
..niy"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
Cabinet Members Allowed in Congress?

~ EylyAL Of the plan to change
K the rules Of congress to give
cabinet members the privileges OF
the eonr without - vote, 10 make lie
n-w nstsaaai aaixe1 tsS more ~e~*-
tive. IS In proSrssss here, 9ae na'icssss
csruscsl Of the National Esrise'sIise
lea que, composer. et 2cG presidents
ana professors ~ universities, l91aE'~1
bankers. lawyers manufacturers and
others has lssar5 the results @s
referendum anstag iss members eo
this subject. The league regards the
cses,iaa ~ "She m@ei impsrsani cse
hesers the euentry At thss siase~ ~isa
the sxr~ptiea u International reaa'
tsanS
rnxser the srsten established by The
pew law sgrsd by fr~s'dem hsrtng
sass June tue nattonAl bridget ~ pre-
rarrd By q bureau. % wai q Get
Carries q. Dawes Is dirvcias. To give
II cc@.s1caties fusssc' c,sDatler
has been created she aeu~e the
eaance ccmzssties pstscvalns for the
senate
II Is pointed eu' o. oFgs~Fwn'ty q
gwen for ,ae executive 10 dsfsnsi M
sxraagr che kas6gcss rrogsssi paniic
In hsfors sasAss trSaeA u e~asrSss -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
MAKE DEFINITE PLAN
OF GARDEN ON PAPER
Ascertain Which spess viii % Esss
10 Certain Gregg RsQuiftng SGn-
sh,ns--aun Re~s NsrtA ard
South.

,Fr.vsr~s ~ N. esss~a sssls- p.ssxs@sss
~ AsytS9lssrs
A GehAIte hlan for Tie garden should
10 drawn ID paper before any planting
Is dnhs. suggest garden specialists os
the Cnlied States Department VI Az
ricuIgaEe. tirsg detsrlains the exact
dimensions OF the available land thea
ascertain ~hleh parts VI the garden
sill De best adapted 10 certain efops,
especially those that r-auiFs Large
amount ~ sunshine Outline the gar
sis1 laaA VA pAg-s ABd sssGch In tia
crops that ARE 10 be planted upon each
part
la planning the garden II shoald be
borne 10 inind that certain crups. such
~ lettuce, radishes, aud early beess,
ean frequently be grown 10 the same
rows with other crops aud be removed
before the tnAin crop attAins SUFFICIENT
size 10 require the eatire spnte, II
should also De remembered that ear.
rase, b~sta satisfy. early .susAips, par.
ships and all crops .. that type may
he groNn IN rows ~ u TO IL inches
apart and wtil Ocrupy comparatively
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
INVENTORY AIDS
] FARM BUSINESS
Assists Farmer TO Determine
Whether His Operations Are
Profitable or Not.
MAKE LIST WHEN C0hYY fEihillriT
90 over FAfn Carefully era Nota
Zach Itsm 40 Found So ko,hing
Say De Mlss.d--cissslfy and
Appfaisa az Same Time.

Assisa',sr.p
Farming ma bostaens. and ike 9th.
er business men the farmer should
know which way hs IL EOing nHan.
cislly, To dHft along year after year
not knowing whg'lrr he ia going 10
ward success or failure IL not the prAe-
lice ~ surcesrfuI business men, and
Il should no! ba the practice ~ farm
srn.
To guags progress by 40 Increase In
rash 10 hand 0r 10 msau'"s ',s by
additional ae',ts tn'~'r ~ tax
ing ia'o Hre..e' 5,.,".a ~ laereases
y 1..,s. .a.. ~ pfapai,t owhea.
f'st - false conclusions. To.
,,'fetee,"r q. well R@ste II 'his and
Dis annual stock taking Is nothing
more ~ ltss than the mailing ~ an
Inventory or llst NJ property. without
shleh he lprks accurate Information
concerning his prints and Ioeye& IN
Z ss-s,-.e -, 's-Ssx5ts r><7y, ny
he frllei states Department, ~ Ayr
-u'fHfr has Suubd t.Ht ihey Hrr ~
great yHMr "a any farmer vito u strty
nv to tcttcr his tradition They "yer
'ntne ohUNr'e- and place nj. business
iTairs on secure hns's
Make inventory When Convenient
There IL no tegr time ot tie year 10
make on Inventory for everybody aud
.tndrr MI tjr,urrsrHnet4 f'arh 6He
must decide fur himself ih- date most
convenient In deciding, however. the
most Important consideration IL 20 VIZ
sect time of The year before the sea
ion's work IN the field begins I, VIII
mya estimating large quantities. of
URN produce On hand " ~" Inventory
taken ~ late IN tho spring as pos
lille beiorc. -asld. Work bss!Hs,.
Although ANY dny vii 10, II Il GEN
rally found best ~ select the lrst day
u some nHsitl, and fairly good guide
q any section will te the date upon
which tenants custurarIly change
arms The bear Inventory date mas
nfy from 1aunDry In The cotton hel'.
~ sptil Ia Nrw England aud oiher
,nrthrrn states nnt fnr special farms
special dates are ottvn Required
II 20 lst II the farm property has
Ner hrcn made, II Is we'll 20 start
brrpafgtious ~ going over the farm
icld h, Held, and building by build
.nK. tHktHg each Ilriu H= II Il found
~ this wsy uo'hlrg IL missed The
is.lnE cHb be done IN ANY urmurun
lum book 70 uu loose ShTefs ~ PAPER
An property owned comes under The
,end ~ resources az assets These tuny
~ suhiiy,led into physical or Wngihls
property, ani nnanrlHl nr Intangible
The value ~ the physical property
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

- HE eyes Of all European corre-
spcnden,s wer turned the mh.
er day upon congress- !, was
the first opportunity for many Of them
to see tia, body In action, and - the
attendance vas isrgs Tire fact rhht
the Presldrn, was to deliver hts rws-
sage added interest TO the occasion,
keenly on the alert for scns stgnln.
can hlnt. rrady TO read meaning
into his words that did MOI exist snd
hoping 10 see @stiss dramatic reference
to the conference that would stir the
world. they went In body. ami felt
hlgaly Aonorrd To he PLACED On the
ccor ~ the house
They returned, however, no wiser,
su, somewhat saddsr, The seSsicn