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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
SOUTHERN OSTEOPATHS
MEET AT GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO. y. G.. Oct 27.-
Nearly tvs" hundred os,"opathic
physicians. representing half doz-
en- southern states were in al
tendance her. today at tho opening
session Of the third annual conv.n.
ton az the Middle Atlantic states
Ost."pathic Associations
Speeches rs prominent physicians.
discussion Of technical subjects.
transaction OF routine business and
tn" election Of officers for the os-
t""pathic societies in Virginia and
IN North Carolina. were features OF.
the opening day ~ Ia" gathering
For tho Virginia society Of o~,c,-
pathics ia" following officers. all or
Richmond. wor" elected Dr Mar
rar"t i'"w"n. president; Dr Flor
enc" owen. vice prcsid"ut Dr
Raleigh y Bagl"y. s"crctary-trcag-
ur"r. Following officers wcr.
elected for North Carolina division:
Or. I 7. Sp"ns. president: Dr. An
mic Joyn"r, Gre"nvllle. vice-pr.si-
dent. Dr- r. X. H"in", Greensboro.
secretary treasurer.
Addressing the convention yes
t"rdav afternoon. Dr. NJ l.. Rich
"rdspn. "f Norfolk. said some %
our worst eases are men vino say
they have never been sick and vino
can usual, boast of cas-, iron Al
rcsti"n.' For such cases Br. Rich
arhSon SAYS Tho best treatment, j.
fasting. with ostepath!c treatment,
aud care" The convention al
yoUrncd tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
HUMAN LEGS AND ARM
FOUND BY CHILDREN
lBy Universal service.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Two legs
and an arm. apparently those OF a
woman. w"r. found by sChoo! chit
drcn today in - lot In Blak. Ave-
nue.. Br"oSIyn. The members were
wrapped in a weath beaten bundle.
Indicating they had been where they
were found for some time.
Tn" limbs w"r" wrapped in blood
stained clothes. in heavy wrapping
paper and were badly d"Compogcu.
only tn" lower parts OF the limbs.
from the knee down wer" found
They had evidently been torn from
IN" joints. The arm. also. seemed to
HAY. been wrcnchcd from the shout
der socket;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
COX LAUNCHES ATTACK
ON GLASS GOVERNMENT
Former Governor of Ohio and
Democratic Nomiuce As.
sails Republicans.
lBy Associated Press. !


JACKSON. TENN. Oct. 27.-James
VI Cox. former Governor OF Ohio.
ma Democratic candidate FOR Presi-
dent in 1920. al the close Of his adj
dress here today. amounted that AZ
ter making u speech in indianapolis
tomorrow night. he would return to
Tennessee. speaking In Nashville
Monday night; chattsnoOsa. Tuesday
night: Bristol. Wednesday afternoon.
and Knoxville. Wednesday might.
Mr.. Cox. In two addresses here to-
day. TN" second To an. overlooking
crowd which was unable to S"cur.
aomittanc" to the th"at"r where he
first spoke. strongly Endorsed tn"
Democratic congressional candidates
IN IN" various districts wh"r. they
hay" opposition. and urged his hear
crs 10 rally To the suppor, of Austin
lchy. Democratic caudidaj" for GOV
ciEor Of Tennessee
jackson Upheld D-morrnry.
rr"facing his address with ref.
creme" :" President Andrew Jackson,
h" said that he IL was wh" FIRST
enumerated tho doctrine tina, in the
United States there should h" no
government Tor tn" classes"
when jackson came to IN. pr"si-
d"ncy.' Mr COX said tho reaction
aries w"r" setting up policies that
ideals Su, jackson stopped that.
He declared that this government
could not hs run in interest OF any
on" class. that justice should b" done
All. aud that equality should he the
basic doc'rin""
Attacks Administration.
In his address. MIR Cox attacked
IN" present national administration
for what H." described .S failur. to
administer class ju>ticc. for Us
c"HrS" IN the process of rcadjust-
m"nt and In the handling of the Goa
hud railroad strikes. He also rritl-
,IE"L tn" seating of senator New
berry and took tn" Republican ad
mlnisiratiun to task for It's foreign
policy. which h" termed policy Of
way ii may"
Turning 10 his own state. ohio. he
predicted 'hn' II would h" swept
by a Democratic storm next month"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Experiment In Cotton GrouInu.

WASHINGTON. Oct o7.-ExperI-
mcnts in cotton growing are being
conducted. in the state of New South
Wales. with the assistance OF the
Government Agricultural Depart
m"nt. according TO dispatch today
To the Department Of Commerce
from Consul Wormuth. Climatic
conditions on the north coast OF the
state are described as very favor
able for the growing Of the stapie.
but the region is subject to such
pests AS cutworms and yellow
peach worms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
lin. Leg broken in Acr,sc,,

hbPEW ELL. VA. oct. 27.-F: W.
Smi'h considers himself an unlucky y
man at times. hut taken as - whole.
VI" regards that fat. is with him
mus lar. MIR Smith recently mot
win an accident which resulted in
one lrc being broken. which mada
the third time that he has had a
lmh snapped during his business ca :
ieer Previously he has had a leg
hr"hen and one arm. He is improv-
ing rapidly AT his home in BARK sda o
Avenue. Mr.. Smith is connected
with the Woods Product Company
ana said today that business was
bo"minE. In fact. the business has
u"uhled within the past few months
ne company supplies Tuhize and
otheF concerns with spools and bob
bins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

iioPEW ELL. VA. Oct. PA large
crowd greeted the Petersburg artists
tonight At the DUPONT club. The
selections were rendered In "a splcu-
did way and each number required
an encore. Those appearing on the
program were Mrs. Cheslcy Martin.
Miss Mary I'atteson, Olin Rogers and
John Ric" Patterson. Mrs AIunson
appeared on tho program as the
reader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
QUESTION MOTHER
OF ACCUSED WOMAN
LRx AssnrEat.d rr.ssl

PHILADELPHIA oct 27.-The
question concerning the character Of
Mrs 'ath-riu. Roster. charged with
staying her husband and his stenoy-
r"Shcr MISS Mildred Geraldine
R"ca't,. w:r" directed ~ Mrs susan
NJ. Reid. mother Of tn. Defendant. by
IN" prosecution today
Mrs Reid admitted that Mrs. Ro-
si"r Sn"w oscar vas married when
D." started paying attention to her
and said her daughter. when CON
fr"nt"d with this. said. Roster was
going /" marry her as soon as he
could divorce his wife. then living in
Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
CADETS TO Be GUESTS
Of AMERICAN LEGION
Y. NJ. |. and Y. p. |. Corps
Will BE Entertained Here
on Armisticc Day.

Both the V. NJ. l. aud V. l.. l..
cadet corps viii be entertained 10y
the American Legion here Armistjce
Day at II great legion celebration
being planned for the occasion. OH b.
GERS of the local legion sent invita-
tions 10 both organizations yesterday.
and II these Invitations are accepted
a great Armisttce Day parade viii he
staged here In which the legion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Judge Hh-a To build Garage.

AppIiCaflOns TOr building permits
were filed yesterday with Building
Inspector Harrison by Judge vii
liam +. Rhca. who is 10 build a
brick garage in rear o! 2sll Grove
Avenue. for $4,000 DR. j. b. Early.
who has planned To build a brick
dwelling at :i5 and 81. St Paul
street. TO cost $4,000. c. II. knight.
who expects TO erect brick store
at 1917 Hun Street. TO cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Workers I'm tn" Central Y Nj G. A.
membership campaign met last night
at supper for reports for the week
ana Tor mai rally b-for" tn" b.
ginning OF tn" last week 81 tho
campaign. when whiriwind hnish
VIII h" staged. The campaign viii
clos" Nov. :. Th. campaign official
ly opened September - and sine"
that time weekly reports have been
made az to tn" progress ot tn. drive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Predicts Peery's Election.

J. II. Barrett Of Wytheville. who
Is in the city attending the sessions
of the Royal Arch Masons and the
rand Commanders. said in an inter
view yesterday that the Democrats
Of the Ninth District will elect peery
in the forthcoming November cleo
ton. and he predicted that no mat
ter how large or small the majority.
the Eepuhlicans would contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
GET RID OF YOUR
COLDS QUICKLY

ifn y not q narcotic drug
and ia not a heart depressant-but
alone. puro aspirin may sometimes
disturb digestion.
No longer hesitate to seek imme-
diate relief from that headache.
earache or neuralria-ATTAC
YOUR COLD AT THE FIRST
sNEEzE. The now. perfected TIN
Giles LAxO ASPIRIN has all thu
pain vanquishing powers OF ordI.
nary aspirin with now helpful
qualities added
A commonly pTe- rihed direntant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
io-Y-nr-oId Twin. Di.appenr.

MODESTO. CAL. Oct 25-Sixtccn-
Sear-old twin daughters OF MIR. and
Mrs. S. II. Cunha have disappeared
leaving note saying they entered
into death pacT and their bodies
would he found i'm the san JOAQUIN
River. The river was being dragged
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Oct. 27.-
Pedro Saiim Alpoin. Is years old.
attached to the Brazilian consulate
IN Norfolk. was taken to the county
jail this morning and locked M on
charge OF passing bad checks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

To Cure n Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUiNTNE tablets
The box bears tho signature Of r w
Grove. mo sure you get BROMOD nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

contained In TISGLE's LAXo As.
P1R1N overcomes the tendency Of
ordinary aspirin to upset the stom-
ach. A gentle laxative has also
been added. and whom onca the
pain 10 removed. assures you abAo-
luto relief by cleansing tho body Of
tho toxins or body poisons which,
when retained In tho ayntem. often
are tho hidden cause OF pain.
within ten minutes after taking
T1SGLE'S LAxO ASPIRIN. your
pain Is gone and the cause of Il
Will 20 as we'll BE sure to ask for
T1NGLE'S I.AXO ASPIRIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Laughter In the 'Mouies'

LAUGHTER In the 'Nouies"
lug
only short l"F
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
chApISR VI
The Cave with Two MouthA

Obscure as were The directions
which Hopper,iowns niece had taken
from his dying lips, one po'H, at least
was clcar--lhr treasurecaye opened
NJ the Sea This s.s'tned an immense
slmpihta,ion ~ the problem, until
Won discovered tha, the great wall 81
cliffs Sas honey with assures,
the Of the boats which bad COO
,eye, Us frcNU the Rufus Smith had
been left with us. and IN Il Mr. Shaw.
Nth the honorable cuIhhert aud
captain Magllts. tuatlp preliminary
voyage ~ discovery This yielded the
information above set down. Plus.
however. the DhriHlne and significant
'agt chat cave ~-rmlagls pir1retlu.-l
to nc the h,lu piste ~ irva,ur' and
moreover cave With tkr specified
iN@ rNyuns% fnu uh.ipr 'he l0at
which protected 'hr anchorage 80 ib,,
ss.a45st 4ttAss,. tts,x deg wA'h .tttrs
s,l OaIy the Scotthman rrm1lugtl
..,A.ls!rGal.I.l4 ,... ,.s .,p,4 ,l.,+i,,ryi ~
admit that the tn,nsete vas 81, sosi
rs tanra
"f}l wait tll srr fhe cuiur ~ my
taatet tyfuep rrckau the intcrp,t IN
n he unmarked Its lrge thp eays
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

e4ss,snce which hRa been drsb and
ieil enough dRrs say.
MIR. Sbsw"--aliA, Browne gave the
srse, ol draviog herssif W in llne
Of batsie---i feet thar I Must givs e1.
preston ~ the thaaght watch epusss
10 ns~ MI thIs moment X IN this
that II the ms,nb~rs ~ this party are
10 be chilled by esrIsihg doubts, the
wave II eutbAslarm which has noated
ss thus far m1ss Inevitably receSis.
lsaytas Us nosssm co bartsH s6eFv.
What can hne weak sonan IT. rslon.
my unfaitvrtng Jan@ .-~t9o ~ouen
achieve against The thought " fall
gre tfmly held BY him 90 Shom Ne
Looked to head 90 boldly Ia OuF for.
ward dash1 Mr. shas. this II Do time
fon erusilug rarth~9ru tactics I, Is
With the bold snd sweeping gianw VI
the eagte that wr must survey THIS
laland, anti the proper psdot dis
errped. We swoop wllh mBt.s'Ae high,
upon our pred~sliset. goa ''
Asa llFasht Sas .s,aas.., bi.i exhaust
I'd by r's ernr' and pau,sl far
! S'vs.t, sS.~r .iass " 'xis7lsa ,tts>~sa,
lnGs to otyietr hlS rvc,4i biuaaef
,pltrl stth deNtou,y the opportunity
Z get you Mss isra4re. sri yen
.a,i Nr 'Yuhbs with eonarilua- ~ -
tory aint withiu TIE grasp ~ uuy 10
aitiiHpl that rartlrs heart Wa a
cnts, taG;'akr III BIS hasan mas he
rather mar Of i4oBsi,t Than action
ma am. and at pfes,tt far tnpW ms
native hyHrh which iv the financial!
81 sASest ~ t.-r ,s,-l.tF~ bst,4Et g,5-Ya ",
her r3bt, II ans tlsssss d-itr ths
Auno WORK for the t,t,-.k~ while cpr
tatu i'ese~,p. that aa~ dsF.udeA ~,
sulbei Va their TENS Miss llgEles
II Efa@ns,. ;g5 ail l.. f,a,qq !cplluL J,
.ay On Oh n II '''
I thank ,uH, sir 1nbbs, thanb
l sass e replied ML-A l.saana ,Alib ela,0
liDh, A. fpr Aunt Jane she gated
upon the uohlr euunlenHnee ~ Mr.
1ubhs with such eestatie admrutioG
that her lillt. R,-~ aaisefed iiks a
haAneh ~ rs IS =, So .,,.-,> :, s-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

skins frua ens carful VI peanuts and
sAep eosrssiy. whea ready 10 serve.
piaee the settuce 10 saaa eesa
sositer the pepper and nuts ever "
and desoos,c vita terSns cui frosn pa'
menio sxasoa veil with salt psIsi'
In and pepper. serve With frvaea Or
boiled dre&slAs
Cream chssss. eracs ard Pecan
Salad. fake ose poand 81 ca'lteFais
grapes, rmsse the s~sSss and saix
with s-ss-asaPsss Is.ssla II t'ecAA sss
saesfs hsasssN ~ s,ss = a.sa ssssefs - -
: talss5yvFsriafse dteNsiag anil rlars On
hcad lettuce. Take enc cgcRm etTeese.
nix slth crwam 10 saftCA Then pfvss
thrpuEh a rlcvE over the salad. iSe-
crate With ha,ye1 nuts abd tafIns 81,
trom casned red feisEcfs
Almond and nansas salad. Feel
and scrspr three bahanSs 60, 10 osaAr
ter. lenEtawise and spftnklr With sssEi-
on tusN Chop ooe bait pound of SAIL
al aImoads vers nne rsal tbs bansnas
/, 10, usnl +. Arraas.s Gu. bead lettuce
ard sprlBtlr with seeded rral~s -Four
ever french dressing made by using
leratm ,nics Instead 81 vinegar,
walnvts and eots;e salad --th"p
sir cold boiled pe,Ai"es, ere half GUY
fal ~ nai mSats. one s,nalI rvsS'sr''
beet. ,hn- ot four pickles stalk ef
celery. one half. u a green pepper.
ansiy shredded. and one cnpful OF
thick, rich. hiEsls' seascned baaled
dressing. Press into meld and iei
sinnd To chill: sesys On lettuce that
has h>ea spslastea nlta asslaa .iis'sA. .
Hard ssues.---Crvam onehalf snp-
tu.- Ut hni,sr. add cne cnrfal If pex.
dered sugar. thea field Ia the SHINY
beaten white Of an egs Cream may
be used In place Of the egs whipped
until stify. using two tsh'esp"cnfais Of
butter instead Of the haif eapful,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

weWid he like}y ARA ,-o0v"n ent place
'Hg h'dles the chest 'e,e QarSthn ~,
WanljMt Il ha 800 lSeis ana rva.
,@ tut9 Sap1rS@0 wNtlt rnayt~ 1es
~ toe >r,'t - sll a,bvr> WHARF
1t cwtpcg " So heA ST WORT Il
erp'a ~ eee'ain To- look
U, svtvnas,~ rvrlatSpd MIR.
Neges 1Nenl ,l.s ss,s rosh
NJ haH III rhp dy,sTau'a. sa8
tht m ;asfg y, '.se d~aaaaes
ma i,d 'se h-ae. atat
asian is say tAaE a,a IL. h e la
she eh'u.ags class way the e'4
,tan hsi@~ gSey' "a rsuaES~--i guess
II asnt nos IS sessse ts.te RscN7 mr.
t*Sn mN tn nSSls N9,n soSt tsg me
3eass,n' ansrcia giesss " tAs cu,a1try
-. ~ aseA TO ressasx- caGas has IL sa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

fni ~ chnrpei parsley, 'liiie onlon
,ulcc. one bali ,earIsnonfuI Of mustard
OR trasps~nfui or less of salt, fsw
dnshes ~ cayenne and paprtka.
Cheese Salad. Put cottage cheese
mixed ~l,s two ;ahlrspconfuIs II
balle,, salad dressing using oae cupfnl
II the cheese through rscer and heap
on hearts ~ lettuce, Serve with q
sy"ontpl uf the dressing on the top
Luncheon croovetses. Take three
fourths ~ a pound ~ eottase che~as
one cvpfu' Of chopped carrots, one
onion chopped pse. @se Tablespoonful
,af pApsr- two .eGGs. yssh 4nd s'csaer and
ene errfui ri yesacw Germ nsesi lsoil
the carrots In rel, water tern minutes
then add the chopped onion and cock
until tender season the cheese. add
ore egr welt testrn. then the eosa~d
vegstahies Mculi into crcgastts
.hsr~.. -nii In orn rnesi din In ~rs
grid ny In 6e~p fas rn'fl crisp sfih
brown. Serve with or without SATIRE
Cottage Cheese Sandwich Filling
Chop cne-quarter eprfal Of c1ndied
cherries ada to one rupful az ch~ess
That hiss been enriched with cr~xp To
the consistency fer spreading. s~ason
with a dash ~ salt ard surwr md
srrrsd on white bussered bread for
sandwiches
Drssli M. Orange snd Pineapple
sass. ~ wash the hrsrs Leaves ~ let.
suce ara arrSnTs tnr indlvidps' sefv-
tr~. T~&~ en~ ~affsi NJ yan~~rrse
cut IN di~- two nranT~s divided into
s~tsians aAd eoe hxif ,cubd af fsrAssi
nuss. with SKINS removed and cus
IN ,h,r sisr~~. Nix weu ard sdd
whspped cressn. with two taAsexy.na.
fails NJ ha.ief salsd dre~~gnx and ss~-
snrsnx sa tAsse 10 os~ rrafal n
whipped creana. Serve cn the lss-
sues.
kkuesrh s1a Pear ssiad,--ssake two
r.r<ssss az rtwsssrh with re-aais eu,p
fal ~ srxar NATL tender t-rs lrnssrex.
en-. chm. ME- WITH fear safleeprn.
fnis M c'tve nfl, t~e sAAl~s.wwssgsss
N iscnen jR'e~ y tesSpss~ssui escs X
f,s*ds~cd snSsr ard saif ~ish daSt
II esyYune ArTxns~ the rsphwrh osvx
halves NJ l.~~st; yszss as+. sss& sr~ss.
Ing sns eprfasis ~ith q little chspg<sl
e.adE%a ginx~r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Tho strange beast Of he
,Srs,e "a, a ~Asss bsD- eseysilr.
,ro RE cuSTEStEp


We rnGQru asfe tar gasgpirsz F Ee.
hvt Bow Eaaay as ~ Sngsta really
rh.ssss' In rwsssin ye2ang sgd ssssAese
D. ,ees Snrss. fbSi the lr&rs hrS''sssss
ne yar8e,i frts4s sasps- rAs assfeafsrsss.
ihw sarpsraa ~tsssaSnf peFT@sRsi
ygssy usttl4 iesve as h~ytassga srglE Rwr
t~us ratssstS. wsafd rse ~ VI tfEs pr
pose saa aasanimg.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
tcAAprER V--coa,invsdj


---f--
Mr. Turhs then produced a legal.
loDsing ls, ulnenl Ahi,!- ( ta,A To- 10
the original Asrvym'ut ~ the mrmt~rS
or thr expedition Eu@uth ttrlr ae
natures he had Inscribed sort ~
codicil. by Nhch. re1ulgs'rd Nil
rlalm uil aus treasure recovered ~
the pnriy sistrd ihe clause Ia a
mold and 'vn1ilN NIL, uaT}r me at3'
trutlsr rtes ~ the company \ sort
" Msl, vent rpurd as though sopc.
thing ~ 4AI moi0rnt haJ hevo Won.
GUIDED And lurbrd Il had ior po~
SEs. @gSY -v,ss >yt,rSeyA Ssi' \ tat4a Se5as =,
CuyrHl{ I watched ihe faces around
me Mt Tuhhs' eyes had grown
'brlghr. he ntkri hJs i1f} ms HIS
nuse. tlp tiilrd ami slightly huhoas
took vn n mere Than usually r0seate
hur. captain Mngnns, Who was Of a
restless and Ierky habit 1T the best
, Il lines. nas ilAs = lsssh'd- anlil,'.4
ss,,r. r-r INV -',- rr+---r---' ----s -4-'.
Of his hairy chest Ills tlpA drawn
back wefishiy, displayed yellow, fang
Ike teeth Under the raw crude greed
VI the man yen seemed TO gImpse
something ipjescribably rulpine aud
ferocinns
The tete ~ nugald Shaw was con.
trolleL bur there VAS a slight r'gidlty
Ia ~ quiet 4 pulse beat rapidly IN
bis chres All worldly good all hope
~ place. powrr. independence. hung
for him M the contents ~ the stnal'
fat purtase. Wrapped IN oil sltk, which
Miss BrWvnr was 81 hi, mntnent with.
drawn. fr,au hrr pocktt
puly Euthhert Naur, scented next 20
me. mnintu ucd willeut sfou bis ~
rrnly tor hhp l'ra whAl. aAa,r tr.
>opgpd IN TIRE ,RlrE 'r, known as >por'
Ing. who're gentleman pNrd MS
stake and accepted WITH rQuanmU
the issue
The dtah ~ 1or's legacy consisted
ff"a sflft4it Stlfvt - tftie ttirrt1 rA'
per Two thifds ~ fhr sheet oas coy,
rrrt' Try rv-r',fv,rvwu sS'"trh US
fAltd Ink, sIvins ttc outline ~ the
island shores ~ we had sven thru
from The kafuS smith ttrrr was thu
cove with The name Il hears IN Tie Al
mlralty ehprts--lauterp hpS written
ia. aud sie,trd litN indicating the
rhanwcF
To ali appearance tho map was
merely % give Hopperdown his dlrec
ticns fT entering thr cesr, There
VAS absolutely no mark upon Il ~
sh.w where the treasure had hssu
buried
Now far the writing en- the sheet
below the man |, was 10 anMhrr
Nand MIA rr'ar Nhtth' hai NrittNn
lAntyru hsN arr,SS ghe face ~ the
cove gaA Nh'eh. ,heush Rtorw,'. Was
prec'sr e.1 ..eer rhs other was an
uneven ~ 4ernc Scrawl,
he sri If b., la Cave With I:
mou'nS pa Nv ,hr grave ~ Rtli Hal
AaeE a.,s H-s Va s1aNte {sy h. ec~
so uurh tie Tt gr raa hr'ns BOA,
10 TIE cave al t.a tlt 1Sdr but be-
war; the tH~n '.- ''' puN is s,r'ns
lie sol 70 su1 .'e Grave again lock
foe the stoas ~, aa~ hssa marked n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

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sAse~.
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wash anil ~eRafRw the
lsuveA .Asn wrap and
pas away 10 drWfA re
snsye the seeis frees .
green p~ggeg. alas the
white Eaeaahrnae. snd
cut lAs g~sas lnse WA
fvr.ffku xttewes Hut the
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Kl,TcFlEN

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ss~~ Fxss ss~m k%AsAsd. TAa sstay ttsss
Hfs saAn saKAs to faAr " iAaaEft "
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Asss. "a sesEgs E1asa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

n. tns,esA Of . ssfa. 81 even neweF.
ws shoula cast the SIT ~ towns
thousht ,nio the heart ~ . f'ienc. thA'
would es Hivins. ! thlns, as TIE Asksa
nsst sgs. George AAet,onald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

nv ft'IfNNFIlk fFtFf*N
Cottage theess lest,
Take ON. cuvtal Of
chopped cerked carrots
one cupfui ~ ground yea
nuts nne cupfHi of bread
efBwbs. tf- rtstssasi ~
.ssatAaA,s slas*ssls ,iSst, 2EEA
two tntlrsp~,nfuls II
...- III. :, - .
sue4si fat Gna tablespoon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
TIE CAVE.

5enspsk.@-IaDn HaEsaisz. sssSe~tr
able aat Conservative Old maid
hat never ton ai1 20 tAink OF tuag-
rags - uith mgtr masaY han
krahs. II lngsi6lrh w ufVh4'
piasies, sysnstst, Mas ttigslsssY
bFosne. lnt0 rnanelns al stRvai
gi9a 10 huBt fVf hIfiri treasure On
i.s~warn ialauA Tier niece var
Eiala Haraiag UNDERTAKING u stSp
hsr geEs on The ye.pai and 10 20
willingly carried along ~ 40
means genc9aliaA has dlatasie l@r
ths ssye5isI,n and hsf contsmVi
for It's ahmh~rs, virginia makes
the M qtAAlRtAnCs ~ rms HSaora9Is
CuthBeft NaHa T&IAihk With
uslFais lssAv, l-adst Of ne sKbsds-
tloE, Virginia vsry frankly en-
presses her views. practically ac-
spsiRg shas and tbs other mem
bsFs 81 the DaEJ ttglidlns a
anpeshat 1nfsFtais prFsgNagE
Captatn MasuuA, and sasay
"HaaRrtsi Hamil3pn II TUBA Sf
heinz In conspiracy 20 fsffaud
lhne HARDING tandiax on The
slant 10 a matter ~ sarHh tlf,ruls
". VugihiA being cAfrisd ashore
w the arms " taihbgft NaH~ TIE
partt gets spIilsd aiss Hro~hs
s4its lst..si ~. il@>4a,Fs kW@sHs4
declares herself Out OF u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
a FEw sur SALADS

TIE Ana@ans a. nHts aaaatA to shy
easahGEasip6 used ~ saisd seSis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
sEAsoNAalg GOOD THINGS

Those who arr fond ~ roitar~
ehs~~e will mud sonse Suggestions fran
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

In tAs ksntiisky TAna@sse yaal sssaa
es1wsra 1850 AND ssae ain~rs are sAse
ana tAoasaIs1s Hssag ia haahAs haaes
ars dsstlsats " tAs nes ssaaises IL lg.lI
ia rvssis of tbs szspssnsaan Il E.a.
sEg opsrasAfAs asrtAg shs lgAsi isw
noatas aecorainE 10 u l. Re~d. sac9
rcSaTy " seisir&t No M, uastsd Mtse
Workers Of AHasras1. vssa af.ie@s Ia
knexyafo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

A committee ~ citisens Of Lexsns.
ton went 10 Nashville recently to have
audience with President whlssford X
Cole OF the Nashville. Chattanooga q
u; Louis Railway. 10 poro,ssi against
the removal 'ct the railroad terminals
@! that company from Lexington to
Hollow Rock junction