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Milford chronicle., 1922-09-29
CHRIST CHURCH

odt Cor. Church and W!1Srd Streets.
HeRetR.d P9teyp II DeaConj iip charge.
10 1BgJidg1c bGll25 N! nIH.9 Front st.
3~s Sunday m N Services 7,$4 and 1890 a. m.
folG Gh9Feh eSeR9ob c9,S9 a. m.
IeJWeek day services as usual, if not
.hindeEedo by engagements.
" Service at ST. Johns Baptist Church,
Milton, October 1st, at p. m.
All church folks and their children
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. interested and
show az good example to the unchurch-
ed.
Milford chronicle., 1922-09-29
+nSf.w JOHNS CATHOLIC CHURCH
tn9yR93. Joseph H. Irwin. Pastor

Sunday, October 1st:
MASS at Georgetown, $3.50.
Mass at Milford, 10:SO.
Evening services, 1880.
All are welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1922-09-29

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are deeply grieved.
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Milford chronicle., 1922-09-29

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETING
Christian Science services every
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock at
the Century Club.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
OLD RAGS USED IN ROOFING
Discarded ODD ard Ends Play an Ten.
pertsnt Part In the Nations
Seussns supety.

old rags play an important part In
the nations housing supply a. most
81 the roofs on modern hosnes are
partly made from them, In the forth
.of. mil rnoflnKs and prepared shiaxles,
old rags cover murc American homes
than all other types combined In the
preparation ~ ssphsli materials for
roofing purposes thousands of tons II
rags are made Use of eyery year.
Thrft states
After the housewife has thrown
away her accumulation Of odds and
ends or suld them 10 the lrathrrn.
hinged junk man who roams the
streets IT all American cities and
towns with his jingilng bsli, they pass
through many hands before eventually
reaching the factory. where they are
sorted aud reduced to pulp Tits 10
made into a raw. coarse fabric u long
fber and great durability, Into every
pore and opening 81 this cloth ho, as.
phsl, Ia pressed and the material n
then covered on both sides with as.
phait and crushed slate The predact
~ the process 10 very durable. wa
terrrvof salId material which 10 used
to cover most American houses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
E3DddWS
LH1EeNN6
.Eair Tale, e..
~pAArN nalIkm p,ksATC
NICK AND NANCY
WilAN RaHArt BOWER

~Onee q year Fait Daddy. we an
IKE 10 have q talk and ssnd oar best
wishes spt oar love 70 car manyi rnany
httls trisnds all oser the cosntry"
~Oh yea said Ssek. we most GER
tainiy 1o,"
Its fun said Ssaey. 10 shink that
though We eanaei sss all our frtssais
they know as through newspapers, ani
we know 10 many Of them Secsase ws
hear OF the letters thsy write,
We love 10 hear Of the letters.
Daddy said.
~Uh, yes said Nancy, and las,
year remember ~e heard Of % many
children who sske.t all about us They
wrote in wha, they liked 10 Do and
What stories they liked best, and what
they wanted 10 hear about mostly
We all share our stories les Ne
car share these stories with all our
frieads Some Of them wrote and said
they liked animal stories best. aud
some wrote and said that bird stories
we're their fsvcritss. snme wrote aud
sai5 they llsed all the stories.
Some said their fayorste stories
were about 400 animals. and soae
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
FATHER or BLOCK SIGNALING
Name Of William Heblrsen Written
Large IN tire his,ory 81 Raj.
way Trantpertatior.

An automatic eleetrie system of
railroad signaling Vas ppi Into sue
c~ssf,il operation Tor the frs, time ~
,vars agu II Was the Invention 81
William Robinson. and the trial to
which be submitted hts siguRNng mp
planes va. made early In Scptesuhes
1877. al the town " kinIua, on the
old rhilaie phia 4 Erie railway In
northern renaysslvsnia
Mr Roblnsoh Is very generally re-
fcrred 30 ~ the father Of automatic
block signaling His inventlon IL
recognized as The furerunner and al
the same time the basis " practical.
ly every automatic electric block sig.
mai system In use 80 railroads to-day "
This tribute 90 bis work appeared
In recent report Of the Interstate
commerce. commission Perhaps no
single Invention In the history o, the
develcrmcn, ~ railway transportation
has contributed more toward safety
and dispatch In that field than the
closed track circuit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
shott

Maurice, ptas years Old received
the anti toxin treatment when 'dlph
iberia rplpinlf seemed .wmneut Ia
the town where be lIted lust ~ the
beginning ~ the school term
A fcN days after the little fellow
visit To- the doctor friend gro~n
up. met Maurice nu the street and he
was stltl'y stalking along leaning hcay
lily aa slender poi" IN his hands
Thinking he wns acting. as children
are wont to do she gayly inquired
why, Maurice. what Ia the matter
With Your
Maurice stopped and eyed her Tor y
few seconds, surprise, Interrogation
and disgust mingled IN his look. and
then
why, got shot !" be exclaimed
Indianapolis News
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

Even a sick child loves the ''frpity-
taste Of California ZIG Syrup" II the
little tengue 10 coated, or II yoGr child
10 lis,iesS. cross, fsyegish. full q cold,
or has collie, q ,enspconful uiil never
fail 10 epen the bowels In a few
hours yea can see frv yoarselt how
thoroughly IL works all the constiYa.
ton polson. sour bile and waste FROM
The teodrr. little bowels and gives you
a well, playful chlld again,
Millions o. mothers keep California
Ftg syrup handy. They know tea
spooRfui to-day SAVES sirk child 10
morrow, Ash your druggist for een'
aln- "t'shsrssa f~ls SsFeR@ ~Alsh has
directions for babies ant childrrh II
all ases printed 90 hottie Mother ,
You must SAY "Callfatn!s' or you may
-
get an imitation lg s1rap-AdFeftlss~
mtnt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
SOCIETY MEN WEAR C0RSETS
Fad Spreading IN England. ard aSid
TO De by No Means Confined
10 Feps

The correct wearing habit among
map In .comlng Into vogue again. says
All Investigator In England
"A leading London cofse'Iefe who
supplies most society men. pats down
a good customers bill a, $3.50 per an,
nun i.r, no one Imagine ths, II 10
only fops who wear them The major.
t,y 81 we&~rv are military men. who,
learn. require greater amount II
padding than civilians Others are Or
binary wcll-dr~ssed men, given 20 MAD
ly sports, and by no means eremsnasA
"A mans figure has 90 be gradually
coaxed into shape. and II ~ put Hrxt Il
all into snft silk corset with srarcslv
ANY bones. unit he attatus ny degrees
TO the full glory Of the pcsf~ct hgurA
This process usually takes thr~e
months, and Eve special makes ~ cor
sets are employed in The development.
or perhaps II would be more sccurwts
4e s%t .the 'rrsr~sssss.1 ut Asur&S
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

1her- is cnly one medicine that rally
stands out pre- eminent ~ . medicine Dor
durable ailments Of the kidnsys, liver and
bladder
IN kilmsr's S~smp Root s,anas the
highest for tho rvason that IL has proven
&C. ~ Just the rmedy needed in Thousands
urau thousands cf distressing cAsss.
swamp Roc, naaes frtends quletiy b.
cause ia mild and immediate effect 10
nsan r~s'nej in most case. II 10 o geo
Nv t%s'Sns 'tsesa sssa 'esstapeafi
Start treatment 81 oaes Sold 81 an
drns atnrrs in bottles Of two sirss. medium
sui Arg.
However. II YOU ~tst hrvs 10 test this
sr~~t preparation .ead ten cents 10 IN
h,lmrt 4 Co. Nnshsn'cn. Y. for .
sample bottle When ~ ting - sure and
mention thls paper " -rtissyu~nt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

lhsi the tenny. greedy pigs the hes, |
] mus, admit | rather Ike old Perky
myself
And oHe.' said Sics. wrote and
aid that stories about game xsrs
nice"
Yes" said Nancy, "hnd another
wrote and said that stories about the
fairies we're the hes, OF all And Oh.
ho~ many friends Billie brownie has
How many do enjoy his adventures
and hts trips Just as We d..
The Queen VI the Fairies In al.
ways ioyvd. of course. and so are
witty witch and DAD Mr. Giant. Eitie
Elf, ollie osf. FAIRY Princess Twilight
Bsll. Fairy Princess joy Fairy Won.
drcus Secrets the kins OF the Clouds,
and Fairy yhah,"
Yes" said Nick. and there were
letters about dolly cid Mr. Sun and the
Snow Ming aad Odd Man Winter and
the Old Weather Man and Jack FTos,
and his brothers. Master chilly ard
Master Very Cool. and all the Others"
And dear me" said Nancy. you
mustn't forget the letters about the
Dreamland King and the Fairy who
does up the Dream packages, and
Father week and his children. the
Days Who live. In his pockets ~hen
they're aes ~@rE'rg ,ra ~ :.
Yes. they were favoritcs too. ard
then tkere were many who loved Mis-
trvss Springtime, and old Grandpa
rrog had many a friend SO did the
flowers and the BUTTERFLIES
III certainly seemed as II the an,
finals and the birds and the Fairies
and the lowers sud the trees had
many. many frtesis"
It's 50 WONDERFUL we can all shsrv
the secrets % the different creatures
with ~ many other boys and giria
too. said Nick
Well" said Daddy Eve will send
out word as wr have before that ae
hear u the letters that come In. but
they must all be sent 10 the cne who
writes ap oar stories for us
So we hepe that sir our friert's al
the boys and girls who Ike 10 r~at ~,
ths animals and the fairies, TIRE birds
arr the flowers aad the trees the frNgS
ans the Mild creatures aai the gentle
ones Will write IS they have before
20 Mary Graham Ralpsr
"She viii write oae letter In answer
I, zach one she receives, sad these
ie;ers must he written and addressed
- 'Aleas
May Graham Bonner.
af- West 18TH SirNes,
Nsw York C1ty
New York.
W. w.p, all our friends to write
g thsr fsvorite stories When the
a r'as Get most votes. she writes
~ " et,nsl stories than any otAsrs,
Mser le.rvr~ ask hev sc~ stories ahost
etrst'---s'> "a. are not wei known, -
sat @~s oE MANY Votes therw are TOT
Cettss - 'his Ss1rt. Zoo
nd ss ~i,' hesr II these letters
We ~ill sss- ~ or frt"nas ,hA, Two
ur $arFh aai d,vu >oarh, cGt West
sht IN Ise ESs AMI tn the ceutrni
pa 4 -fs Nsir ~. ssA
Ne ul Nesy NJ iael- tsvs~7,ss
smoeS tte Aarsr'ers We knew AZ
we s.H rer hev n w er wv sAsr.
ina e3r stories arr hngug 'hcr sll
~ritfFn ready ,a- tSer 10 read ard
have r~st 10 fNern
We III Zee tNat ~ 81 re crun.
~ - - Nls 'Aai IS JSs Ns<y srasn
rNsc~. t,N far VIE ean Nv g-4sntss wt;N
those ~ho Hy~ !. az s~sr-sr
frleress sai are -sH or-Selves the
p'sfeys EVsp.rx FAIRY Ts}s C7ps-
RATS wAs' Ne O. sgr>eiyes aa4 Al
u eur frtery.s =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
suspect Made 10 Grow Bssrd.

r ssp ssrsser tbs. oG.cssts ~. thu tsak
~ Nelssuny. Okla, which was rubbed
some months ago might have a
chance te Identify the r0bbct. Andrew
jennings. hsld ~ SUSPECT. VAS or
dered 10 grow heard Jennings Was
clean shasen when taken into custody
The man who robbed the bank wAs
descrsh.t a. bearded Detective Story
Magazine
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
= q - = ~
IRE Better Kind,

Schcs mistress Tommy. what did
You dlsoh.y ne forl
Tommy tause though, you [,
whip me
She Nht Sid you want nae 10
Whip you fotf
liz fau., IA said II you didn't he
would. and he hurts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

Il recognized by the delicate fasclnnt.
lJss ,tiAgastsu nj tss. .ssx fn0sn .ss's ,i'ss'%
A hath with Cuticura Soap and hot
water 10 thoroughly cleanse the pcrrs
followed by dustlng with Cuticure
Ts,cum powder usually means clrst
ewrrt. healthy skin -- Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
There, d Reason.

Nv title son went 70 party with
me-
While 81 table ] reminded him " hts
manners by saying. Norbert. you FOR
.srf tts-' sns pssasss ;NasissSe, .ssss'
must say thank YOU" etc
lie replied "but. mother. fm moi
used 10 Il. Chicago Tribune.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

II should think you would have he~n
tempted TO take the law In Year own
hands With that beotl.gg-r
"Wha, he hnn'ed Us made US too
sick 70 worry over any Kind Of law"
replied Cactus jos "All ws could
think nhou, was m@licine
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

The mcan-st man an record N sAtA
TO I'VE In Shrewsbury. MSS. lie soid
his son In las 0nnhslf ~ ee~. and
then refused 10 divide the milk. main
tanning that he soid only the front half.
The huycT uas also requested 70 freed
The row and carry water TO her ihrsa
'ipcs fay hecsnity. The rev
booked the old rnan. and nos hs 10
suing bis son In law for damages
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

A newspaper NrScr SAYS NerthcllNr
had No friends except his wife and his
mother That isn't bad showing In
these unsettled tlmes. birmingham
Age firrueti '.''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

Chlldrrns handk erchisfs oftsn les
hopeless when they come to the lam.
dry. Wash with good soap rinse In
watcr hlu~d with Red Cross Hall huA
49, Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

MctSeeiy seldom resides In a hr~&a
that Ia nat snttched With aptlcf W
tues
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

Somebody Is al~ay. getting IN 'he
way. ~ The msn. Who Il Ii pursuit q
hnpplnexg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

Man probably likes u 60 fshlBg be-
cause bis uife doesn' care 70 x
aSOug
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02

MYTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, PURITY OF MOTIVE
w IN OUR EXPRESSION WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COMPASS
SION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UNSTINTED CREDIT
TO THOSE WITH TRUTH AS OUR GUIDE POSI-
LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION WE HAVE COMMITTED
OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM WE HAVE
DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02
HEALTH HINTS
By DR.. Troy Smith
URTICARIA.

IS the hives ncttash Hives IS a
children adults Ono the main
this disease and the that mothers
breaking out This rash all the body 1t
of whs red elevations that from small
dime These whca similar to those
the ncte those caused by the bite OF insects mos
quitoes the irritation produced by rough underwear.
symptoms accompany hives less fever quick
headache of the stomach and often irritation
Of membrane of the entire intestinal
OF attributed observers
place condition whereby the skin Of
This skin be tested
the which the OF
eddcn this Redeemed base white ridges Wca
quickly the line writing
in of half subsidies
and vanish leaving hardly a OF presence.
the hives
food substances that
Shcfh and Holsters
trouble ukct raspber
eucunbcrs and the
OF accused il
hives they should be eliminated
There are various upon hives
They may bile the blood; dicd digestion
internal and emotions OF
kinds
plan hives all local tants
any l 90 remedies ay itching
and improve the general health
Question: have had repeated attacks OF tonsiis and each attack is
What would for to do:
The do have oni removed
The between the attacks fare better
when the tonsis removed in the absence Of acute inflammation
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02
Whiskey and Dope

Some say that Great carefully and fuIly conducts
supervises the dope traffic in China being well known that
the opium keep the yellow Supplied and sluggish and
in that condition they for the epOters who gather
wealth of the mysterious Orient while the natives look
dueyed and without emotion AS long the Chinese people
fiend for dope and narcotics just long will they remain
backward sluggish of tune with civilization utterly
demoraze stultfied in mind while poisonous tagnant blood
thru their veins
They say the British Empire, meaning
that the British scattered turnout the world that
while daylight shines its that the sable shades
night ensuf wse hearess
and avarous people who destroy the souls of fitch from
them their earthly Whkey is used the native Afr
like slaves do they toll under the influence of British
while the profits of their labor gathered and garneed by the
greedy Brther. Tales told of Cape Coast South Africa and
other regions reveal the daboc scheme of the British prohers
Why and dope avote methods used take the manhood
of and reduce them to groveng fawning beasts
America the millions of black facing unequal Odds only
slavery and the ash find them
selves tempted by Internal agence~hey and DOPE
that black people the object of SILENT
force bent destroying their morale the black of this
generation themselves become victims annd
enemes-dope and whiskeyhey will find themselves
the conditions of the Chinese and the Africans and
generation and generations will be cursed
by fathers and they will remain hewers of wood
drawers of water
Whether there deliberate plan to ruin the black man with
whisey and dope known but the white skilled
such Vaccinations than he credit for and the black
begins threaten the Lordhp of America that hsey
dope would be terrible weapons
crude and barbara lynching
of the Invisible Emperors'
been seriously out the of white supremacy and
everybody knows that they have then they have thought
dope their implements working out their IDEAS
Black dope than they could before
history of this and they granted immunity
violation of the National Prohibition Act than should be expected
and every day bearyeyed black with shuking
shufng along the great thorough
soaked dope and unbalanced with whsey utterly
livious to great problems of the day.
Whikey and dope the arch enemies of mankind
pitfalls have set
him his enemies Whskey and dope slavery
the auction block. Save souls from these deoyers
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02
BOOK REVIEW
of the Board Of Directors
Colored People
up Ludwig Bon Lverh

Up Stream" called American Chronicle 1t dis
Negro but jewish relating the fc OF Jew
family settled Charleston South Carolina where Lcwson
lie included college
permitted by the President Board teach
school where his scholarship had led his But he thought little
When he had finished the he
the professor under whom he had done the his work that he had
better his plan "A has shown me tho professor
bad always suspected that matter worth considering but
had known how widespread While shall be glad
anything help feeling that the chances
o greatly
boarding
seemed have feeling all for the By the light OF sunbeam
fell in
wiped the dust off carefully Gradually
feeling | ate nothing until evening when went into
noted dull
dark hair, melancholy Enthusiastically
An a tos G.
there discrimination exile
Lwison DESTROYS that should understand what this rebuff
III 10 a o a l "a A
His pyhc lie Aryan through and through
was forbidden the he desired Aryan life
o that such
slight discrimination should much ewsohn welcomed the
he looked his dark had also darkness
OF University
with the freight and the dogs Compared ambitious
oood OF Charleston OF whom
the the the that counts and the who
Up a
extraordinary beauty noble loving the land OF his adoption but learn
ing o
while reading this think American
Du Bots English and
Ludwig lcSisohn
American be kindly
discrimination We need such people the United States
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02
Y.M.C. A. NOTES
Club Hears DIR. Proctor

The last of the summer meetings Of
the Intercollegiate Club was held Sun
day afternoon at the Wabash Ave. Y
NJ. c. a. The meeting W; held
jointly with the Society foi ,ite study
OF Negro Life and History. On behalf
of the Society, ". A. Daniels intro
duccd DR.. II. II. Proctor OF Brooklyn,
who spoke at length on the need OF
leadership which must be supplied by
the young people now in training. The
issue was further discussed by Mrs
Ida Wells Barnett. Miss Ardella
Starks, Mr.. Prattis OF the Defender,
and Mr. Lionel Arts oil Indianapolis
in addition to introducing pleasing
musical numbers, Miss Zclma Watson
told tho club OF the delightful trip
enjoyed by members on the Saturday
before as guests OF citizens of Gary,
Ind Miss Watson also announced a
party to be held in the parlors OF the
University OF Music next Friday even
ing This will close the season for the
club and promises to be a very jolly
affair
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02
Carriers Temple c. M. E. Church,
Rev. las. A. Stout. Pastor

All three OF the services at Carriers
Temple last Sunday were we'll attend
ed. In the morning Dr. y. l.. Smith,
pastor of Lane Tabernacle, St. Louis,
addressed the Sunday School and de-
ivered thrilling sermon at / o'clock.
In the afternoon at 4 o'clock the Pro
gressive Company rendered most
excellent program and was addressed
by Alderman ]. II. Johntry OF the
End Ward and ] H. Lyle Of the Sind
Ward. Banker Overton of the Doug
las National Bank was introduced and
made remarks At $50 the Epworth
League made another high record for
good programs. DR.. w. ]. Turner.
pastor of Patish Chapel St. Louis,
preached at $50 p. m. His message
was profound and inspiring Next
Sunday will be the quarterly conference
and Presiding Elder II. {. Coggins
will preach morning and evening 4
big platform meeting will be held at
+ p. m
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02

Roddeys Cooperative Memphis have failed These
the pride of the black people and Mr. Bert Roddey
the founder of all of his and
He ardent supporter of Major Motion and
the National Negro Business League when the hour of need
and heavy business depression his institution Major
Motion and the business league powee to his
Suppose fund had been established the Roddey stores
would still be pride of the black people Here concrete
for the business consider. Fifteen city of
hundred thousand black people and institution organization
strong enough to tide them disaster Too bad
Chicago politicians printing themselves for the great
seekers extremely
polite this of the year. strikes that the black people
Chicago would be much sought after and ped they
but like lambs being led the slaughter they
by their idols The black people being forced
however, independent thinking and voting and they
policy split their ticket they would be surprised
at advantages that they would obtain