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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-09
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
TO U. S. is APPOINTED
(By Associated PressI

Rome, Nov. 8-Prince Gelasio
Caetani, a member Of the chamber
of deputies, has been APPOINTED Ital-
ian ambassador at Washington.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
'Dlcksea District Tsaiaisg
Sctosl. Wsyeriy July 27-JC

The pieAsou District Tssiaiug
School fos Sunday School wcssss
Iand others will hs hsld Of wsvMly.
|Tenn,, July 9th 10 S0th -Four
|csssses toGehing main psints ID
SUNDAY School wesk will b si=sn
These eoassss are credit units IN The
atssdasd Tasinias Ccusss isx Son
(dsy School veFfsrs II the n =
Chsses. South. lnsavuetoss IL
outstanding ability viii do the
teaching Ia addition 10 Tbs
eous-~s ,Ssse GILL bs tso daily
lscaurss--ons .t slsvsa q n. snd
one q. 7:G y N. Every sun.
day NC oot 10 the D,eksrn district
should be represented No s1psn. Q
shstsvu will b attached 10 the
school People Of Wsvsriy will
provide isss sntertslnr,nt The
School will opea rhssrdsv morn
ins july 27,h. Al 1880 wilh Rev,
Il W. eeay. Pssiains Elder Of The
Dlckson District. IN charge. Fof
further information write Rev
Cullen r Carter, Sandsy school
field Secretary. Tennessee Ccn-
stence. leo 9Th Ays NORTH. Nash
vile, Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

more issue only Of your rapef before
,hs primary and II will tsls acme
space 10 d,seuss all the questions IN
one issue
waited At Dover. Stewart County.
two days for him g. CONG and discuss
issues He eAmason Wednesday and
spsrt three hours there between the
arrival and departure Of tbs mall
boat and LEI,
Before jury can render . PREFER
verdict in case. they must kesr both
the plaintiff and detssaan,. why
d,ssn', he so with me and argue this
matter befors the reopltse.hs~ Ery In
this case. instead 81 maksrs "EsIs.
~ foo, campaign,
Before the Democrat, kesalnsss Mr..
HsAs ,tns ~. cat IN IeaxSmasa,s Se1sts
they arv entitled 10 kno~ something
Of his political sad pstsa nd sAs.stry.
as to who he isi vhs, no h, xhst hs
stands for. where he cape frorA. and
"har he's q gwint wh<n n, jsav"
Tennessee.
III be- in Dickson Saturday. July
he Y, 70 give = n. peppiA nj plek,.
sen ard Dickson County an Aeccun,
u my stewardship In a public s1Arsss
=: 20 O'clock, Of =. sosn. ss.heresf:.
Ter as the cas-, bound train runs. Mr..
hab' Is respectfully invited TO cone
., which place and time N shsll have
opportunity 70 discass my ,r~ccrd, %
well az public questions, bns,ssd u
the eAripne erifie''" +" Ia hesa his
practice.
o.'coLlIEa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Teunessee City

Mrs Emily simons 10 still very
slck.
Ars. Goldis Aooran and eA,ldrsI
came from Cleveland, Ohio. 10
spend come time 81 tbs J. c SIN
Dos home
c. W. Tunnell Of Yskima. Wash
spent par; Of lAa wssa and this q,
the home u bis aunt, Miss L q
Phillips
II. NJ. Esins spent yus.ds, 10
Asr5v.srs ..,,',,.,~ ~ -, ~,
J. A Bal,hrop, Route Carrier No.
1. 10 tskins bis sanual vacation,
Married July 4lh al the hon. ol
y A. veu... Harlan Fielder and
MI. Gladys West Both young
people are we'll aud isvosably know o
here and have msny irieods sho
sish them loos lie and happiness
Dr. A. 4. Corhin sas 10 Mekwen
lah Mond.y.
Butler Evsp. nas ons Of the On, .,
isuit crops ever seen afoand here
Ben Nc Elhipsy returned IRON
Cleveland lsst seea On Friday
he and h,s brother. Tommy. and
Mis-. Myrtle Mckinney all wen. 10
Wsvsrly 10 visit Ms J W, Phillip
Prot Nsrmon ~ In Georgia look
Ing after echool business
J n Campbell 10 worGina in
Nashviile this week taxing tbs
place Of y fellow swsmsn oh on
HE vacation
Mr.. and Mrs Il ! Copeland, G.
". Turrsll snd Mi.. PHILIPPE tool
an auto Trip 10 Dickson last Sun
day.
Paul Lomsx and Tom Slime son
came home is . Wait last Sstus-
day. Both young men are employ
ed at Dresden,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
STATE SENATOR

HAkE--we arc authorized 10 Annoanes
W. o. Hake a. assAdidsts for State
Senator from the Twsety -thlsd sesa.
tosiai District, subject 10 the will oi
the qualified voters al the Democrats
Primary August ., iyx2
COLLIER--Ws are authorised 70 an-
noance y, q, collier ~ . candidate
?. for tts Reorganization for tho oss,v~ OF
state senator from sAe xjrd Senatorial
i,issrtst. composed Of counties Of Dick.
son, Hamphreys. Houston, Stewart,
subject ~ action VI the Democrats
primary AuS, ,. iss2.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Collier Replies to Hakc

The public is no; concerned abou,
non essential newspaper controversies.
The people want the views Of canii
dates on pubic questions affecting the
welfare of the state and counties.
Mr. W o Hsks Of Kansas oT Ne.
braska. or SOME whar away ~ yam
der. after refusing or failing 10 do.
euss these issues with me, over The
district, flies into printSwiih q 10; q
clapsrap 10 muddy the water in the
race for the state senate wsse him
two courteous letters asking s~sYa re-,
ply to requests for joint discussion
Ne did not even reply 20 my letters
He has no public record in TenDes
/ seq. and no surely could no, iswfufiy
refus. 10 discuss mine with me before
the people
In his article last week he tried &c
J prove himself JsHersonisn Demo.
Graf, ! did not say. At McEaen, that
he is Republican, though there are
, some mighty god folks in the Re.
publican party The ofsss, thai alr
Hake, ri NcEwen. endorsed and s,gn
| ed the non partisan league, ot labor,
ring fsrn'er party ga~stienssse. -ts4rps
him A. neither Republican nor Demo
erat, not hsh nos fowl, but nm alder
ard ahsttor Ia this country for the
| Supreme council a Soviet Russia
In the South wt know tive gres, par
ties ory, Repuhllcaf and Democrat
Rui In the North and West there are
three ~ fogr kinds ~ folks who call
themselves nsmocfats. Social Demo.
l Gratis, Lahor Democrats. etc. He mus,
have belonged 10 one ~ thea. wings
or hybrid pArties
He boasts Of hss allegiance 70 Wcod-
1 row Wils~ IN 1919 Thst's eowa.
nendahle, bat tbs whole world wns
for Wilson In iaie. Republicans So,
ctslisss, Sccsal Democrats. Ishari'Aa
and W vs. ~ well as remrcrs'a
VIVA; wvre You before 1915, ard
| irre'
He says he came 10 Dtckso. Carr /.
~ FIVE years aSn. Fire years aga
~as 1917, yet he says shss while Ia the
war. he was nominated for coGaty al :.
tor~y IN he horne county semewhtre
he did not say whar' Tt@ war
closed Nov. III 1915, yos msr draw
yasTr own ecnelastsns
He aAys Kansas has elected ~ mary
u~rcrAte Governors IN TIE last
s.ty years. a. Tennessts has elected
Republicans Tat may be true Ten
nesses has elected thrse Espghaxsn
Governor. In fifty year1 Hswksne.
Hooper ard shs urn ~e have nrw.
BIZ, that 10 not Discussing tks ques-
'sons Of pahle rolscy thai hs Ass
been saying bell discus n hstsx ~
s9es al yS@r yavss- TAwsI y -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

lie N. Disis,tt Court NJ ths Ustlsd
stat-s. Middle Distsirt u Ten.
nsas~s-~,u Bsnhrusacy IN he
matter N Walter ". Ro~ell,
bsntfupt.
Notice !. hereby sitsn ,hss On
July ~ 1877. ~ sdisdiestiea IL
B.ns,ap'ey sas hsd sssipsi IL
r.tsts NJ shnvs named bAukrups n
White Bus, County n cytcAsou,
End 10 'ts dlsstif, af4essslA. sed
sess the Fret me.tiEt u es~Ai.mp
viii he hsia in ny ofaea h ~ city
ri Hsss'ilis la ,idsoc coaesy, Ten
rtss+s. u I'D % etrct. q ~Aieh tune
's'd creditors may attend, psovs
shfir tls'Ds 10 acotdance With Sac,
tioG ~ u Bsra,opscy AeA srpaint
. 1tussss. examine the 1Anksurs
under osth ssrrhirs biz hankrusscy
ard hsnsset such other hustosss %
nav pror.riy com. bsfors said
Ee~tirs
LEE BROCK. h<lss...
Parks a Bell. At,otneys
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Non resident NNlcs
Allen R-snol L..
lAnn,s Reynolds

In Chsnesry Court q, Charlotte.
Tenn,
Ia this causs Il sppeap to the
ClerL and Msstes IRON the sworn
bill, that the detsadent. Leneis,
eynold., IL a non res,deot oi the
'Stat~ sud cannct be sefved with
process. u 10 ordered that ssid L<nnis
R~yuolds appear 4, The courthouse
10 thsrleiss, rens.. on Of htiofe
the t,h Monday in Oct Der IVA,
next. ard plead, sneWes % dsmAf
10 the bill Sled assinst her 10 this
cause ios iivorse. a. tho same will
b. taken Tor confessed and The
cause s-, Tor h.sfins exrsrie,
Il ia further ordered tia, this no
N,- he published 10 10. Dickson
County Hersldofor four consecutive
weeks, ~ required by az in .uch
cases.
Witness my hand u Once Ia
Charlotte, Teun., bis July Xlth
1914 j J. TAYLOR. e an.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

To the creditors u J " Nc
l.sughlin d-e-ssed. hy order d The
el~sA d the county court ci Dieksor
9 ,soty. Tennessee. notice . here
Ivy given 10 al r~vsons having
claims aea'ns, the estate u J "
Mctauehhn, sr. d-e~ss-d. TO ap.
r. ~ and Ms shs came With III.
clerh VI the county court NJ saId
couuty, as,hen,icas.j IN the man
Nor ps~ocribsi BY lac. on % heiosr
Oct l, 1911
The insulv-wr oi ssid estats
h.v,rs been scgrfssed. sny claims
not nl-d On cr hstnrs said date sil|
b. inrrv., barred both IN lac and
EQUITY, This June ~ 1911
] " MciArCtniN in
AdEr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Card Of lhsaks.

] vish 10 elptvss nv very deep
.srat,tud. I, my friends Tor their
h,Ndnesa TO me 10 my recent be.
~ ayement ! hank those ~ho sent
the h-sutiul Il nal offerings aud
volunteered carsefv,c- The vsvss
oi sorrow hrrak upon every shos-,
aud | can bot hope 'ha, iriends A.
true may gs,hs around each nue.
III them Wh,p sctias -nvade their
hone. Nay God hle.s each one
u o has hren ~ hind
Mrs. Il. Griffin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
REPRESENTATIVE

HALl.-ws are authorized 10 announce
~. Hall - candidate ior Rspfe-
Y sshafst In tnS Lover ifodsr Dr. che
nest General Assembly. subject 10 The
will Of The democratic voters 10 he
August. W., Primary. -
EUBANk-ws are authorized To an.
nosnee N. n DfubAnk ~ a candidate
for Representative In the Lower House
VI the next General Assembly, subject
10 the action VI the Democratic voters
In the nett Angus, primary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Dickson Readers Goa No
Lssges Doset the Evi.
6esa6e.

This Dieksoa eisisen lssiifs i
long sso
Told al suiek RELIEF --oi undouet.
I'd bes<1s.
Tia fAets srs nos confirmed.
SUCH issiinloas IL e.,mplsis--ths
evidences conc 'wsive.
II iosms convincing proof Of
merit. i.
Joseph Locke. g.. ie~slsr. Char,
lotto 81. ssys Il suffered irom .
lame back s1d my kidneys ssrs
wsas. ! used Doans Eidnsy PILLS
snd thy save me great 'elist !
hiI hly 70, ommsnd Doan's. F" Aisss
seven ysAss. M Locke said I
had . bad spell Of sinney trouble
and Dosn's Kidney Pitts cured ms.
The cure has been permanent aud
sm plessed 70 shos my high re-
gard ios Dosns kidney Pilis By sn
dorsinG them again
Price HOc. at al dsal.p. boo I
simply ash ior kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills-ths same
that Mr.. Locke had Foster Mil.
burn Co.. Mrs. Buffalo. \ Y,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
SHERIFF

STUART v, are authorized to an.
sounes N. y. Stuart ~ a candidate ior
- SHERIFF. subiert W ttw avtl Of the qusii
ard vo,rrs at the Ausust, i932, sl"c'
ton.
cOLEM IN We are authorized 60 an
ncuac. Thomas J. Coleman ~ cAud,.
date ir sheriff, ssiblcrt 10 the ~lll 81
the qualified voter, At the August,
ls.l else,'oa.
CRElG IrON VIZ ar authorised a
snsnunce T. Y crr,sh,cn - eani,-
date Inc the office II sheriff, suhIeet g.
the qualified voters a, the coming
Aasurt elsctsoo.
Ill, NE RSoN- ARE authorized q
anuonaee W. II liiekersca ~ \ eandl'
date iar sheriff. subject Ia the aet'on
si the qualified uiers At the August,
~. tlecttun.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
COUNTY COURT CLERK

uARRis-ws are authorised TO an
nounce Melvin n1rtsAs . sandldass
Tor re-slsct,oa W The Office Of County
Court Clark. subject 10 the will u The
qualified voters .. the August. 1927,
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
REGISTER

DICKSON We are authorized to an.
noance r Y. pickson ~ = candidate
Tor reelection ~ the office oi Register
subject 70 the Gill Of the qualified
sosrrs 81 the Augues, 1872. election.
FIELDER We are authorized To an.
nouscs J. W Fielder A. . candidate
Tor Register, subject 10 the acuon Of
the qualified voters IN the next August
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
F0 Sk.

The, icllosins attic - a.. hi said
al noce. Cream Separator. Inter
nations Feed Ctushsv Wh.a. Drill,
Hog Feeder. Hog Oh, and plows.
sll In good condition
Due to lack os thu. the MAJESTIC
Range snd Piaro ssfe no. offered
At auction. and vii bs sold private
" N
W. alsc have he sale Pony
Busay md Harness. Ford Trncb
and Ford Sedan
70, prices ere Thurman Sersiss,
as Vest Collsls Street.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Democratic Pri-
mary Election

Pursuan, Ia the cali Of the ehslr
max and secretary ii the f'r'Eiosrstir
Primary COMMITTEES os Dickson Coan,
~. SAID committee met in Dickson
, sttiy" 4, .tasss, 'xes spr<s.a.ssa. ahs fei'
lowing officials 10 hold the Demo
cratic Primary viestion 20 he held on
Aus. s, 1922, between the hours Of .
a. M. and 4 .. m. for the purpose
OF nominating democratic candidates
for the ufficrs Of L = Senator
Governor. Member of Congress. Pub
lie Utilities Commissioner. and mem
hers Of the Upper and Lower House
Of the e3rd General Assembly
Is, Dist, Jerome Work, John Field
or, Frnak Moore. Judges. NJ Done.
gan, W. n. Martin, Cierks; 0. b,
Fielder, receiver.
2nd Dist. Clayton RUSSELL. Jerome
Dudley, Chas. Moore, Judges, Billie
Myas,, Hardin Grow. Clerks; J. W
Martin. receiver.
ard Dist.--wm. Brown. Mah Gar.
, ton, Herman Hutchinson, Judges. J
W. Herfin. Bernard White, Clerks;
Doc Adeoek. receiver,
l,h Dist ,---l Brown hoxl--Jahus
Brown. Jim Young, Z. f.. Buttrey
Judges: Edgar Luther. Jeronhs Lank'
| ford. Clerks. Monroe Deal. receiver
9Th Dm,.---tBurns boxl-~Harve,
T. Meeks. Sr.. Iro Tidwsll, Murray Gar
| ton. Judges. Joe Berry. Cam It'd
well, Clerks. All Richardson, receiver
Nh Dist.-S. A, Tidwell. H. 7
, Pinkerton. r. J. Warren. Judges; A
! c. Hughes. JEFF Smith. Clerks: W. X
| Hudson. receiver.
| 9th Dist Charlotte box M /
Buttrvy, c. n. Williams, Will Lar
| kins. Judges; Harris Grigshy, Bet
Greer. Clerks, ] r Hicks. receiver
9th Dist Sylvia box - A. bak
or, WHY Choa,e. W 2, Perry. Judges
", " Hudson. Tom Hunter, Clerks
Peter. Shelley. receiver
7th Dis,.--G A, Scott, W, ID
Storey. Henry Connell, Judges, n D
Duke. Kelley simpkins. Clerks; ". X
notson. receiver.
sth Dis, --- Cumberland Furnac,
/ box Jack Speigh,, Allen Neshitt
John Jackson. Judges; NJ H. ferebee
jno. Cannon. Clerks. Hugh Cunning
ham, receiver
90 Sth Dist Handle box l~vtMari.'
Morris. Tom Justice, Tom Heath
Judges. T. r. Gray. Jesse Daniel
Clerks; Marshall Cunningham, rc
l criyer,
9th pst.--tNanleer boxi--Wass
Daniel, f. d Ferguson, Melvin Jack
son, Judges; W. 7, MCGEE, II. r
Hodges, Clerks; b. o, Donaldson, re-
ceiver
9th Dist Slaydsn box --Jone,
Edwards. GriT Sehmttoa. Nj Cannon
Judges; X C. Baker, Ace Potts
Clerks. ] " Thomson. receives.
10th Dtst.--,Joe Holley, Joe Lilly
Crit Hays. Judges; Newt Dickson
W. Q. V, schmi,tou, Clerks. join
Turner, receiver.
18th Dist.--Jtm Gilmore. Aiber'
Huckner, Walker Stuart. Judges
Harry Gillian, Z. r. Street. Cl<rkS
&c G. Williams receiver,
IL D,st.--Chas Pack. J NJ, CoYisv
Torn Dickson. Judges; Viii Adcock
Hardy Pack. Clerks; Verge Ethsfly
receiver.
| 18th nrss.--N. A. Nesbitta HovsS,
Readen. Sam Hammond. Judges: Bet
Wilhsms, Cursy Clifton. Clerks; B4s
Bruwr. receiver.
18th Dist w r 0ak,y. Rlakt
Harrls, I'd Rro~r, Judges. Hsrmas
Hall. }. {, Srann. Clsrks; l. y
Euhsnk, receiver.
isth Dst.--C. {. Hall, Dave HsaSA
| T.. L. Petty. Judges: Burr Werk. Cal
win Do,y, Clerks; Wed Corssv, ~
ceiver,
This, July s.h. lsc1
PITT HESSLEE, CAasrmaa
J. $, HICKS, Secretary.
SIpaHjMR ,prDSSisat>vaBO1Gz
as PM dgDhsHR nnMM4aA0Al1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

BROWNING We are authorised to an
nouncr l., J. Bruwning - candidate
for reelection TO the office Of Circuit,
Court CLERK. subject to the will Of ths
qualified voters q, the August. l322,
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Collier 10 Speak In Dick.
sen Saturday Afternoon

Hon Y u Collier, candidate Tor
w- election "a senator from this
district. VII .peak in Dickson
saturday st,rrnoou al 100 O'Clock
Everybody cordially invited TO hear
him
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

There are two things every young
man should accumulate wisdom
and q vile 0ne /. dimcul, to &C
Qu,ss and the other IL impossible
to manage. and between the Oh.
s~pce CT one and the presence Il
oi the other h. often Aods himself
in q devil NJ a az.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
TRUSTEE

HUNT We are authorised " announce
SlAyden Hunt NJ . candidate lot re-
election 10 the Office OF Trustee, sub
ject 10 the Will Of the qualified voters
a. the August, IVA. election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

KsTRAYED-Trom nv place al
Tennessee City, 4 yrllcs aud white
epot,sd pony Branded on lei,
shoalde. D T." Ressrd 70. IN.
formation ~ IN whetohcuts. No
.ity d y. Bsvvmsp,-T,3i
Kodak Gp,.bIng Good . Studio.
hckson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Influential oltissns are people
vho hnov What 10 do aud do IL
when IL ought TO be done. Whs,
ere your
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
The Sane Everywhere

The editor al raisa AkAAa, Q
nsfire newspaper 81 Laho<s. ln1sa.
Mys II hare used Cham heslsias
|Coiic and Diarrkoea Remedy nasy
times among ny cAildrss and ~
wants, ior eo'ir and disrrhosa ~
always toaSd ii sAscHss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

The path d honor 10 s,rswn with
many stones. but TO the righteous
they are lees than the pebbles upon
the beach
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

When you don, know which way
~ turn. turn away Shedding s,ill
never ssts you snywher..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

DO not psstsad a virtue yoa do
not posss,s. Others zee the faults
you ny 10 cove, up.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Don't worry over ,ha' other,
think Of you, Dolly the Lord car
furnish you = through ticket vheu
you kick %.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

TAnlae boiids 10 the u-at. ,ec
down syssem aud nakes you ieei
s,rcrs. sssrdy and veil. ~ nature
intended --Asithews Drug Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

The man Who knows HE owr
mind realisss tina, be has yet much
10 learn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Tell your trouble. TO the unvsl
come guests. He will 5000 depart
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
NOtke.

TO WHOM IT NAY CONC ERS:
This - 10 notify all parties that
| Gill not be responsible iov any
d-hs made by NV 400. X O Page.
~ responsible ior b.. arts 10 the
future ID u. PAGE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

lmpatiencs leads to usssins,
kass'ua leads 10 trouble Troebls
leads 10 the courts, n. ,osrss
grant aivoeves, nvoNces are en-.
6ssU too common. Don't nas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Coed price paid lm chestnut end
v.od. Write Unioa Tsssias CON.
pary, Chsssssooss. Tena.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

CONGRESS

SALMON We sss authorised 10 50
noanee w T.. Halmon ~ . caadidAts
Tor Coagssss from the '.h CosSreasien
al District. sablset TO the viii ii tbs
qualified voters IN the Angus. Demo
cratic primary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Ecsss ore hesutitul md sweet,
Int they .t- dtsour,sA hy 'hs
r6tn;ian Of ms spud
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Silk sscci,nss are like pochpt
books Thsy ss rnast stt.et,vs
wasn well A ID
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Nv ~ head Ia Allied 9TH some
tbins ~ oihsr "a ter N them y, b
brain.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

DO i today. You uill nevsr 80
tomc,rsw
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

tn, fslIos ~ho knows It oil hss
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
fine ARRAY OF
FISTIC TALENT
AWAITING CONG


The greatest array Of fistic talent
ever gathered here for a single pro-
gram has been assembled by the
Davenport American Legion for its
all-star boxing show at the Coli
scum tonight
Harry Krohn, one Of the foremost
contenders for middleweight hon.
ors. and Jimmy Delaney. Mike Glib
bons' protege. who is heralded as a
second Stanley ketchel, will meet
in the windup, a bout which is
scheduled to 60 10 rounds. 1t Is
mill which has put Davenport in
the fistic spotlight and the outcome
Of this clash will be an important
step in correcting the existing mud
die in the middleweight division.
Both In Excellent Shape.
In workouts at Smiths club here
Thursday afternoon both Delaney
and Krohn proved to- be in tip-top
shape for the important battle.
Krohn went through a whirlwind
drill and won a host Of admirers as
a result of his classy work. He
punched the sandbag numerically
and from all appearances, the
Cleveland thunderbolt will have his
St. Paul opponent slightly bested
from the standpoint of punching
ability tonight.
Delaney amazed the fans by his
speed, for he stepped around the
floor like a lightweight. Combined
with this speed is terrific wallop
which has proved the downfall Of
many a promising middleweight
mauler.
Delaney is determined to beat
krohn tonight for on this battle
hinges crack at Harry Greb's
light heavyweight championship
which Jimmy will shoot at on Nov.
II when he meets the Pittsburgh
rubber ball in Oklahoma City. Of
course q victory for Krohn tonight
will undoubtedly land the Cleve-
lander a crack at the light-heavy-
weight champion.
New York Attraction.
The Delaneykrohn MILL in the
eyes of close fistic followers. is a
New York attraction. The fact that
Delaney has been signed to meet
Greb shows in what light Oklahoma
City promoters regard the st. Paul
boy while Krohn has already met
the best men in the middleweight
4 class.
3 From beginning to end, tonight's
card is a top-notcher. Eddie WEIGH.
one Of the most promising welters
In the middlewest will appear in
the Ground semi-final with Mickey
Forkins of Chicago, while Cum
Minis, Davenport, will meet Jimmy
GIL, Rock Island. Both of these
mills have all the earmarks of
thrilling battles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
TOLTNE
CRIB
Twenty-Five Years of Rivalry

Tomorrow is the 22nd time in the
last "a years that Rock Island and
Moline have met on the gridiron.
The two years that the schools did
not compete were the years 1912
and 1918. Athletic activities be-
tween the two schools were called
off because of strained relations
caused by a demonstration of stu
dents following Rock Island VIC
tory in 1911.
Five of the games have ended in
a tie; Moline has conquered in
nine and Rock Island has come
out the victor in seven of the bat
ties. The worst defeat handed to
the locals was in 1907, when the
state champions licked the Grim
son and Gold to the tune of Al to 0.
Rock Island made their best
showing, as far as points go. in
the first twin city tilt way back in
1899. when the Crimson defeated
the Swedes. 20 to ). The next
best Islander victory came in 1920,
u years later, by IA point mar
gin, the score of the game being
q to Is.
The total scores for the encoun-
tiers show that the Molinefs have
piled up 226 points to Rock Islands
1877. AS a rule the scores have been
low and it is interesting to note