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DISCUSS ARMY REDUCTION
osnasai Pershins and President
Harding Confer on Proposed Cut

WoA6fnStOn. Mnrcn o.-NBy y. ~
Action Of the House Appropriations
Cvh,committee in deciding tentatively to
cut the strength of the army to 10000
nm end II 900 officers was understood
- have been discussed at a conference
to1ay between President Harding and
CGneral Pershing. General Parshing
veuld not discuss his talk with tho
ptesjdsnt.
General Pershing is known TO be par
ifieVlarly concerned as to the effect the
aggly reduction might have on plans
q the War Department for training Of
IL National Guard and the preparation
q the organized reserve as component
pBts Of the new army Of the United
( Ge1tss.
x 4hsye are indications that General
H1shiag feels that 1t would threaten the
NUeteOs of the three part army scheme
- reduce the army below its present
10o, 900 enlisted strength until at least
~ new organization had been put in
IwoEking shape.
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i treaty BILL 1.
0|ENOMENT LOST
- Of Commons Sustains
I Pact BY Decisive Vote
Of 1oo to So
uRcHILL DEFENDS ACT

-, March 3.--Thc Government
&ou another eignal victory when
0u9h Cectls amendment to the
fseAty bill was defeated 100 to
ftevious TO the vote Winston
oteniuA clcture motion had been
Sed 1VO to 90.
xSe amendment proposed by Lord
yeeu declared that. in approving
A!eicle XII cf the Anglo Irish treaty,
feletine to the Ulster boundary, the
\ Us3tioA Government did not intend to
,u1tee to transfer the main area Of any
~ TIE six counties Of Northern Ire
land to the territory of the Irish Free
yt4ts, hut agreed only to minor bcun-
q 'sonsjJ WcNci,,. unioni.t member
- the Cantcrbury division Of Kent.
IN opening the debate in Commons today,
Iso0 this was the central point Of OBJ
uuoation hcinv resented Inv many Of the
mSnhars AZ q hrcach NJ faith toward
Northern Ireland on the mart Of thc
f5owermm.nt lie n,,,eJ Nichael C'ol.
LiiSs NAL ~ tbn 1rish pror;.ionoI Gov.
.r~rsrt .s ha,;r, sn;i ,h., S;r Jon,cs
Ss.~;. ~. Yti.,nns ISro.,;a. had hnon
strsss.I NJ ,,s ewr fr;onds nav wv"
~ W s .,I" Nv" as..nn. .rmu .,,. ,r.,,-
~ Nan M tr,cInI hromsEt an NV in,crrnn.
NJ Srom Winston Churchill. Sccretorv
~ Az % ro,ouias s.o" .ho Jn",o ,aid ,s ,,.,s,
rre.t ~ ,ro,,;so III hnor % c;,en hv
~" f,;mo S,in;S,or "a u" Go,,ins md Grif.
aeth tb"t Tho Cnnntics ~ Fcrmanarh
T~,cro and IondonIorrv would he
hse.lsS over - them MAS ahsolutelv nm.
frm~ and bad bscn rencn,cJiy denied.
~ ch~rcbiil said rho government
,rhcnjd NOT accent nny amendment which
sx~,cd ~ ;ntnrn.n,ed ,hn ,ro,tv ~
tj,@y tried 70 write in tho net provisions
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v., S. DRYDocks, FOR SALE
shipping Board Offers Thirteen on
Atlantic ;S6aboard

Washington, March ,3.--(By A. P.)
Thirteen Of the Shipping Board q
drydocks, located on the Atlantic seq .
board and the Gulf, have been turned
over to Vice President Farley, in
charge OF sales. to be Sold
The drydocks cost the board about
5000 900 each and President Powell, OF
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, in
announcing that they were for sale said
they should bring about $500, 900 each.
1t is hoped he. said, to sell to those
now leasing them. w
i The drydocks are located at Balti :
more, Norfolk. Staten Island, Pensa
cola. Fla: New York, Perth Amboy,
\. j.: Galveston, Tex. Mobile, Ala.
and Weehawkcn. n. J.
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MAY RELEASE 6 SUSPECTS
IN TAYLOR MURDER CASE
Plans to Arrest Motion. Picture Ae,
tor May Also BE Abandoned /.

Los Angeles. March 3.--(By A. F.
-unlcss additional evidence against
them is obtained, the six men arrested
here Tuesray on information purport-
ing to connect them with the murder
Of William Desmond Taylor, film di-
rector, will be released today, according
to the police.
Their release. It was said. would
mean the police have abandoned plans to
arrest a seventh mana notion picture
actor---a possibility they announced
after long questioning of Mrs. John
Rupp, housekceper for the men now in
custody. who apprised the detectives
OF her belief they were involved in the
Taylor murder.
II the six men are eliminated from
suspicion, the police said, they again
will have before them only the problem
Of trying to locate Edward F. Sands,
missing former butler-sccretary tt
Toylor
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arsucd over what had happened when
the United Auto Stores crDhed.
Williau,son Denies Charge

Carrier accused Williamson, Of hav-
ing gained his confidence as a "busi .
ness building expert" who was ia
make the Auto Stores sound corpora I.
tion, then wrecked It from the In
side"
Mr.. Williamson. who admitted thnt
he Was British subject and a com
mander Of the British Empire. said
he had done nothing OF the, sort. He
related on the witness stand that he
had been brought to this city by Car
rier, as the latter had stated. but after
he had examined the affairs of the com.
pany, discovered that It's sale Of stock
TO tho public in its weakened finan
cial condition "was gigantic
swindle."
MIR. Williamson said he then went to
the Mayor. and was sent TO Major
wynne, chief Of the county detectives
and to United States Attorney Coles
Il was on instructions from the latter
he said. that he remained In the com
pany, continuing his Investigations
while the United States authorities con
Quoted their investigation separately.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

room Of the Board OF School Directors Il
District, southeast corner Of Eighth and
day. March IS; 1929. at 4 O'clock p. NJ, al
which time all bids must bs submitted =
,he undersiEned Secretary. Of the Board
cheek for 90 OF the par value Of the sInouR
schon, tns lEsn pa fer made payabls I. tho
Bonds may be reg stored ss 10 principal
only, or as to both principal or interest st
The option Of the holder or holders thereof
and all bids.
These bonds will be issued subject 10 the
,avorae'o opinion Of Measrs. Townsend, Fl.
hot Munson. Philadelphia. Pa.
by order Of the Boa I'd Of Aahool pirsctora
OSCAR u. HEM,
Secretary
Southeast corner OF Eighth and Wa shlnStoa
streets, Reading: Pa,
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was reported that he had cleaned IN a
million dollars In Transcontincntal oil,
but had lost it all again.
Was Former Redmond d Co. Manager
lie formerly was local manager for
Redmond & Co. Later he was n member
of the Arm Of r. w. Clark 4 Co., and in
charge Of their bond department with
Clarence II. Clark, Sd, he formed a
new partnership at the time Of the or
ganisntion Of his own Arm and started
in business at 1919 Walnut street.
The suspension Of Gerson K Co., al
227 South Broad street. the second
crash Of the morning, was brought
about, according to the statement OF
their manager, g.. 8. jackson, by a
Saturday the firm became dissatisficd
with its New York correspondent. and
transferred its account to De Aguaro
4 Co. Of New York City, making a
cash deposit of $4,000. Yesterday Dc
Aguaro 4 Co. suspended, and the crash
carried the local firm down, too. ..
J. Howard Reber and Alexander
Conn. attorney, Joined in a petitjon "a
the United States District Court 70,
the appointment Of a receiver. The
creditors. it was said. principally are
tradesmen to whom the firm owes small
amounts.
According to Mr.. Reber. the firm.
liabilities will come to nbout S125, 900
Its assets are listed by the attorney
a. follows:
Cash. si15o: equity in loans, $4,000
5000: a scat in the consolidsted Stock
Exchange, $4,000. The furnishings oi
the firms office on the second floor OF
tho South Broad street building cost
$40. 900, and should fetch. a fairly high
price.
The firm is composed nf D. p. Shul.
man and i. A. Gerson. both of this
city. They were in New York today
trying TO get funds to rehabilitatc the
company.
Hope to Fix Up Troubles
Mr.. jackson, the local manager
talked with them over the long dis.
tance telephone and then gave out q
hopeful statement.
IL have just finished talking with the
firm" he said, ''and they have informed
me they are confident they can fix up the
present trouble and get the proceeding,
for receivership withdrawn. w. -,
Only two customers were present
when the news came that the firm ha,
suspended. There. was no excitement
The firms employees remained at thci,
posts. and the doors were not locked,
| though there was no trading.
Elmer Barfod, security investigator,
was appointed temporary receiver for
Gerson & Co. by Judge Thompson. His
bond was fixed at $4,000. ..., ..
Mr.. Reber. in petitionins for the re.
ceivcrship, said there had been reccn,
runs on the company's Offices here anL
in Pittsburgh. and that the firms mar.
ginal accounts were transferred lately
to a New York firm which failed last
Monday. He also accused the firm OF
|bucketing.
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oOyERNOR USES HIS FIST
Nebertsor, Of Oklahoma. Strikes
Back When Hit In Face
z 0arupaisaa Okla. March 3-(By A.

II. .l-Gevernor J. Il. A. Robertson was
attacked BY James G. Lyons, an oil
.laan, as the Governor emerged from
tks private Office Of County Attorney
James Hepburn this morning. after a
ecoHfeYence between the county attorney
asd the Governor. Governor Robertson,
q, be was leaving the outer Office Of the
sounty attorney. was introduced to Mr..
I Lyons. The Governor extended his hand
! snA Mr.. Lyons was said to have struck
hin In the face.
said, "and struck back at Mr.. Lyons. y
10y exchanged probably half dozen
/. blcwp before they were separated.
The Governor unexpectedly arrived
,Aeee early today and declared be in :
1nded TO 90 before the Grand Jury
nrosant q waiver of immunity and de
iSind that he be heard in the jury's in.
0nlry into the failure Of the Bank oi
Gonnsrce here last November.
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Carrier A ssails
u. s. Prosecutor


Continued frsm Pass 0ns
Kun asserted the petition was "a wild
attack without justification. Hc said
he had not intimidated witnesses In
the case, and that In only one in
stance was q request made for wit
ness to call at his Federal Building Of.
hce.
ANY lawyer who would write such q
petition and make such gross falsehoods
as contained therein should be disci-
plined by the Court" Mr.. Kun dc.
clared. ...
Carrier. VINO was in court. sat up In
his his chair ,s1,ds snd paled perceptib'y when
"Thesc people who are responsible
for this gigantic swindle will be brought
TO the bar of Justice quickly
The Assistant United States Attor'
ncy continued that hundreds Of letters
complaining against Auto Stores Com.
pany were pouring into. the Federal
prosecutors ONCE as well as to postal
inspectors.
Another Vorbsl Tilt
After Judge Thompson and counsc
had left the courtroom there was q
heated verbal tilt between Francis r.
Rurch. the receiver. and 1nglie r. d
Cameron, Of counsel for Carrier.
Purch said a reflection had been cast
on him by presentment Of petition ask
ing permission for Carrier and his at.
torneys to look at the books Of the
United Auto Stores Company because
he had already accorded such privilege
rnd the petition was unnecessary.
To Press Conspiracy Charge
Albert r. Williamson, receiver for
the United Guaranty Corporation, and
Adolph A. Maynier, former vice presi-
dent Of that corporation, will be given
further hearing Thursday by Magis.
trate Carney. on the charge Of conspir-
acy to wreck the United Auto Stores
Carrier made the charge.
Magistrate Carney was mystifed by
complicated testimony produced Mt the
hearing before him yesterday. He de-
manded that he be shown certain tele.
grams and documents mentioned by
witnesses.
II do not see how I can hold Will
hanson and Maynier for conspiracy
he said, unless I also hold many OF
the witnesses who have appeared before
me here today"
All afternoon attorneys for Carrier &
corporations and Mr.. Kun. appearing In
his private capacity for the stockholders,
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OPPOSE EIGHT-HOUR DAY
New York .Pressmen Fear 600 Mer
VIII Lose Positions

New York, March 3.-(By A. P.)-
Modification of the eight hour workday
ruling Of the arbitration court is the
chief point members of the Prcssmen's
Union are seeking in their meeting to-
day with committee representing the
newspaper publishers. The conference
today Is the result of the request OF
the pressmen last Wednesday, after
their meeting which resulted in their
voting to accept the arbitration rulings
The pressmen contend that il the
eight. hour workday ruling is enforced it
will cause approximately 600 Of their
members to lose their jobs. 1t will bt
impossible for them to obtain press
work, they assert. y
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Land Exemptions Lost

The Camden County Board Of Tax
alton was notified today that properties
declared exempt under the act Of 1920
must be listed ms rateable. This act
has been declared unconstitutional by
the New Jersey courts. About 81 800.
600 is involved in Camden County by the
ruling.
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IRISH PRISON OFFICIAL SHOT
Max S. Green, Son.In.Law Of John
Redmond. Killed In Dublin

Belfast. March 3.-(By A. P.)-
Max S. Green, chairman of the Irish
Prison Board. was shot and killed in
Dublin today, Dublin message an
nounced. He was son in Jaw of the
late John Redmond, the Irish Nation
alist leader.
The shooting of Mr.. Green occurred
during chase following n robbery. An
official of the Ministry of Pensions car
rying considerable sum of money was
held up by armed men, who took from
him a bag containing 5000 and ran
away with it. The police captured the
robbcr. who had the money in his pos.
session. Another of the fleeing men
fired on his pursucrs. and it was then
that Green was struck by bullet and
killed.
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FVLI.ss:LEFi0R COMPANY

First Morfsass SFs sinEiIs YGs1 SsId -.
Under the provisions Of the nsertSsssel e;s.se ~.
posais for the .account OF The slnkins ~ ~;
issa .. sss siiiss y u. Ss;.h.!snT h.sT'a a,a1:;; y;
r: ,s:r .s: ysus ana Ss
y2O.8lo.81 will purchase, All tsndsrs sSsuis ~
. 0S6STHESN snalai:sHN TRGtsfS S"Sd GoH} r,,....
Sixth and Spring Garden
Philadelphia
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March g 1922
At q meeting q the nosrd Of Directors Of
and o" TRGsr C0MPANY, held Msreh TIN HI.
a quarterly dividend Of So (Sl 80 Der shssti
was declared. payable on March 26. 1888, T.
stockholders OF record Msrcl TO- ioeS
Dividend checks will be mailed.
JOHN V. LOUGHNEY.
Trea suysy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03
THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO
4 ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
Treasury Dspsrtmsnt

Flttsburah Pa, March ]. 49,.
- Con.olida ed Mortsage Bonds Of VAN:
DALiA RAILROAD COMPANY to 4 total
cost Of Si5s, 1900 wifi be purchased for
the Sinking Fund. March 81, ie3s. at Tho
Agency or tbs Company. The Farmers Loss
and Trust Company, New York city. under
the following provision Of the rnortEase:
Sealed proposals for the sale OF said
bonds will be received at tho Agency Of
said Railroad Company In the City Of
New York and bonds offered at ts
price which. exclusive Of sccrued interest
thereon, shall he the lowest percentags
of the principal thereof. win be accepted
aud paid for at not exceeding par spd
accrued interest. ShoNDd bonds OF differ
ent foders be offered At the same price.
the number Of such bonds purchased
shall l,e on y pro rata ba SIS az nearly
as practicable, In proportion TO the whos
number Of bonds offered at the same
price,
Proposals to sell bonds 20 the Sinking
Fund must he In the hands OF the Farmer
Loan and Trust COMPANY New York City
before three o'clock y, NJ. on Thulsday.
March 20. l0e?. and Inust state the ser!ee
Letter Of the bonds offered. On March Sl1!
notice OF acceptances will be mailed. and
interest to Arrii lst. 1929. will be paid o
bonds accepted. Bonds accepted must
delivered on April LIST. or security furnishsa
on that day: u required. that delivery WIZ
be made within ten days.
Y. u. D. MCKNIGHT.
Treasurer
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Djvideuae
BRlTlSh.AMEkICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LlMITED

SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOLDERS OP on,
DINARY SHARE WARRANTS TO BIAIii
Holders Of Share Warrants 10 Ds,r., n,
Ordinary Shares are requested wiss sssia,
Coupons No. 80 for esllseties alss 70 m.
ward through their Bankers or Lo,j,,
Agents 10 tis Secretary a Wsst.jsa,,
House, 7, Millbaak, lesdss, 5. ". I, Isa.
land. the present tales (sftsr rsnsvis,
Coupon No. sl) to bs ssehasssd f,r nm
talon and shset Of esspons.
Dated l4th February, 1872.
BY ORDER, A. N. RICHARDS, Ssers,,y.
WestYinstsr House, !, Millbssk. LONDON,
S. WI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

A ROMANTIC ADVENTURE
Re sure to start the FIRST chapter OF Harris
Dickson's thrllling story In this Magax zine
Section Of next Sundays PUBIhc LEpGER.--
ADJ.
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SEALED PROI.OAALS Y

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL DE M
ceived by either Of the undersignsd
their address below up TO noon. Wsdnsse.,i
,.auipping OF a dairy harm at the stats ".
dnstrlal Hone for Women. Muney L'cyi n
ming County. Pa. The State Board NJ
or al bids. or any part Of AIRY BIG IN ,.hs
award tho contracts as Z may deem 70 Ut. ".
cations may be obtsined at The oifIcs, q
r. NJ Newman. Chairman OF the bu''SwsRR
ommittee, $50 Government plses W
Transport, Ia. ,-u
90, w.., ss: s::e,T:s,y T,. sasa e. rrs:nIi:.ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

TIM, TME EkEcIrH!C, kIE r. C,.rr STORAGE gAIyEsY
Phi adelpha. March /, 1890
The Directors have declared a dividend 4
three dollars N3.0O per share from thO sc.
cprNulated SURPLUS Of the Company On both
Common and Preferred stocks. payable Spfii
!. 1922. 10 stockholders Of record at ~
close of business on March 10. 1879 ChscEs
WALTER q. HENDERSON. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

QUEER THINGS FOR YOUR TABLE
Your mouth will water when you read o,
the unusual delicaces imported by Uncle
sans Explorers in the Magazine Section OF
next sundays PUBLIC LEDoER.-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

Pursuant TO Article VI o. Inc Trust As,..
Si Si:s ais:s F:s.1 1.::s ~ s.sa
Il ;.n u; oS...n;y Ss,S h;hfS uit soc:s
Erl.iSs iOr shs :SiSs, y shs IA n.,!s. q
ss e.. :h s!ssslsi!s !Ss !.sS ::'s Ss,s:;
undsfsiSpsd 4 its efass. No. iSSsS ~ S,ossy 3 a.
New York City. Until le s'etSck Neeso. 4HSay.
Day, March .. 1879. 1hsFs
on sFss ssd y hs resi- sss.: "'1 " T. .
must Be- deliyered 20 the undsrsisnSS6r nSS6rGhn.s,sd h.s,sd
which date intsreet Will cease Of, notssss otsss @
0vAsAfgg!5. fg!5.s2$% AVE s. rSssf Fl ". p9.:,s,;sS.. s,S..x
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

u wMAr's YOUR IDEA OF JAZZ"
yioter Herbert. Leopold stokowshi. A
yolsSa and ether notablss slve their opinions
~ ~ NaGssins Section OF next Sundays
0unxyo LDp6En. Adj.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

TO TIih HoLpnNs or y
the ATLANTIC Aepll(lNe COMPANY


The Equitable Trust cempsny Of Ne,
York. ss Trustee under The Atlantic RsNnsiSSvs
1921, hereby inyites walled easrS 10 SS nj ma: 4
10 Il for the sale 70 the gink!n9 Fund uS6ss iSS
sad Tr9ss ASScS,msnt. A,n.. o. pecsntvtss isSvSi
Five Hundred Thoveand Dollars J1B60 wosS
now held IN the sinklns Fund. at pricS ~;
not !. ohsrsa on MsseS 81. III. q ,sIsssls! ~!
pended balance Of the Sinking fun6 viii \.
a.piisd during the four nonths next svccssS.
u, Maren J. hs2y; & ~ sss es pcssie!s. ~ a.
esnturss ,!at az prices not to exceed par M
sealed offers viii b opened q, ,hs -.
Of the nndersisnsd. No. 81 Wal, Street. W. W.
York City, at - e'eiee. neon, nsrsA u n
..: 1ess; roms romsr: s,c'ld b. addressed 70 IL
THE EaUILAglE TRUST coMrANY
BY LYMAN EHoADHS. vics.Press,n, Z
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PEopoaals
s'HSS Hss$,S$: $Hsks e sSgHhtS' SEh S'FSS OF

trct OF the City Of Reading viii receive
ssais Sons BIDS for ,hs a3S soupSs
aggregating s4OO, 900. bearing Interest Il
) per cert. with accrued interest and frss
Of all tax or taxes now or hereafter 70 3
levied upon the said bonds or the debts
thereby secured by the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. except succession or inherit:
ance taxes. isued to secure the remainder ef
$500, 900 Of the school district OF the CiV
of Reading, The bonds will be dated Juli
l. 1921. and Will mature as follows:
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. j

THE PLAZA St. Charles and Pacific
Select. llomelike. Always
epen: Every app'm't DIETRICH { Russell. MErs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-11
When Baby Complains.

THERE ARE MANY WAYS baby hm Of expressing any pain ispa1
depression from is normal condition Of health and happiness :n
sharp prolonged hated Rsesmca turning of 10 -
or d tho whole body tsth In ha aud os way, baby tells you hs FL
something wrong Most mothers lnow that dsOrsed stomach bowels dA
naturally the bys suferngs c for tho Doctor
the first thought but the any delay there should DO ready hand
safe remedy such IS rshhers Casora
Cona has been used for ailments for so and has
tied the good will the family physician cuad any ch
babys medicine because It's harmesneS and the good results achieved
And remember this Casona essentially hbys remedy and
all for every member the family What might help you too osn dangu
when given a babe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-11

As Se''er &c ssscus-s ~ hcrxisyn.
ne~u nwentsi east &iSa, nEr.rl
sheGld F-mgs ID. elective. IRE
gstSts4 har~ Is sod sfsnr ,rahss
lar fssAllst. s1S six ssess ~ -
cAiibee car he { ~d TIE pistol f.
autcrAsac. s.d tse trfxg"- IA c~G
.~~lesssiy pssref 20 the side ~ ~,
tahe cgrosf:e TIE narrvl--pagxss
NechaEscs &agaK.na
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-11
BRIr1tNS REFREsHfs ADDS NEW OeuEHT 70 OLD DRlptRES
Competition,

How Ia your isra radia wei y
Pine, bar my wife " Kind ~ Jealous
of II have a loud speaker '1ntigv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-11

4''e. W ttvye.>ra.s ,s~rey 4ss~ A*s.sS rtssa~Ys
o. fall
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-11
10 Gents
ou, Of Date

Ilel am msn ~ the old srhcsl
she-Well I Dismissed that class
some time ago
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-11

t'hA'lce rrvsents tie ki7g *
Italy - The He@, \ ARE church 10
Washington Il IS ~ SOLD silver Re-.
snar design, In cs hiE*. 3iIh chs,
ei~s' rvi,ets . the Ey,-sssies "a the IA So
ard fs3icztey .r <rs~ei snale syE.
hclszsns Tara hes and e sriy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-11

one ~ the most pulling problems
- WY '@seS sets.e ",tt.~f1* wt' chat
way