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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-08-25

tiss Willie Larier, Of Monterey,
Ia Abbeville the guest of her
md Miss Alpha Graves.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-08-25

Hiss Willie Eaken has returned
h her vacation spent in Green
ld.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-08-25

hr. and Mrs. R. G. Philson and
lily motored to Greenville yester-
for the day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-08-25

|. L. Bradley and John Crawford,
Me- ormick, were in the city
hday to see Miss Irene Bradley.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-08-25

Rev. M. R. Plaxco is conducting
a series of services at the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church alt
Doraville, Ga. this week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-08-25

d. Miss Margaret Davis and John
Floyd of Newberry are expected in
the city to spend the weekend with
Miss Mary Milford.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
POPE BENEDICT
XV SUCCUMbS
To PINE UM0N|A
lIness That Was Not al First
Regarded as Serious Has
Fatal Ending.
poNTlFF HAD BRIEF REIGN
Elevated "a the Pspai Throne IN isi4,
riS LIE Wss saadsnsd ~ the Atre
eY.fss 81 tAs Greer ~aY--or.
d4.nsd Priest 10 1874

Kpu,e 81 i'pt@ Benedict Nv ~ head
Prom a slight cu,d. which bad uo,
bern regarded as anything -rtoas
ioilDiu pneumonia DEVELOPED. and 'hy
physicians In attendance tad e5srn Hp
hops for n" rrcusvr, II their Dis
lnguGsi.ri patit6t ibeir bullellps had
ia measure prepared ihr Wurij ios
iisp st,i Wv rtIt
Cardinal Gaspsr,i pafai secretary
Of state, made public Ghe ta,T " the
death II the pOrs,
Ills t','ifress~ f'st' %,,s's' ~ssssswss,S s.'s
som" day. HAVING contracted double
puruuotiH snd treatment hcgau la,,
late.
purlng the cart, hour, ~ the mora
ms toward o'cieyk threr MAS = sri
den change tor the worse ANA The
bronchial afcrtiuu fram Witch hi, holl
ness had beou ,uGrcing for several
days spread H. bis lungs
The puuttr asked FOR aud received
the last snrrrmrn,. iusi,iiu, upou this
~ ouiS 10 g,Nr good example b.
.saAd~. des Sifs eIs.s4.e - .bsN, ,'~rvd;
The pupss physicians ser" Ia r,a
.uliatiou 1t thy Vatican az aH eafit
hour sad The WurmiuE bgl'rt.u l~,4cj
sfAnse- -. ,-'eL' e.a''' ~ ~ -r,yg,..4 Az.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

The Young Mo,hsr's III,
Health Is Most vitsl
Hear What Mr.. E@s Says Ahsut B

Cavnginn. ky,--srMuins s~sA ~
pectAnt PERIOD | ,s-ea Dr, p,erwa Fsvw-
lie Prescription Ny irends were always
sass AaA.aaia ABOUT tne. hut rsgeraaity the
lsss tune. lerAuaa wss just S~sfsng es~s
. ear ~ the ha. Rat ana happy 70 ny
tlasr lrArs w~f~ lnlsasndt~d. Altar tAksng
py fasfess fsvtmifas f'rstFssi,Iissssss,s sss
10 trouble At all and comparatively No
siAvrrs Therefore ! know the 'fsvufs
ito frwrsp,,na' 10 h good medicine ard
In nv oEahsan |, % The very hs~s ussny .
prospective molhcf can tsks"~-Mn
Alma Elhs, NJ u Bird 81
Obtain ths'fsmous Prescription sev a
yvaT rnsrns, drug stare, Ia tablets er h9s
usd, or writs DIR f,erce, pFrssaent lave
tids lioIel ia Buffalo. n. " EH tf~s
nsssllcA sdvsoe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
EXPERIMENTING WITH
HOGS TO FIND MERIT
Scu5s. crossbfeds and Pure.
BREEDS Ire 10 be Used.


efsvsars4 ~ N. pAasss sssss EssAFsMssa
"a AxEsssss@F@l
AlsAcegh tAes~ 10 alshsF pctveat.
STE ~ rst~&r~ss iss-~sr I'd tssr essdassy
tsaA " any ester CLASS u tive stock.
iArEv Ia still EaanA FaAaAsa Ger Improve
WsBt ARd there Is laurA te s.e 1ae~a
coaesrning the rssagi,v merits Of
scrubs. rgysssrcsis and lsaFrbr~ta To
ssssss sasn~ a. Save ssCassa. eAsares The
xalssai hashaFdsy divtssaa " he
United States department ~ Agsseal-
tgr~ is starting er~~Stiag sBA fs~4
ing experiment. that viii casFasi me
results u ussag scrah, cVussar~t aud
pgrvhFesl hsars eva screb aDd cTnss
bred soss II appropriations psvstde
sanisiraI raaees Il hat he that the e.
feet ~ using cFus>isrea aud sgruh
hears Ga putvhFsd sows viii be
ss4..t..A
Tea crtssst,rvA svws ~ yarteaN
hr~ed mixtures and Ten scrub so~s cf
the rascFt,ack kina ~til h~ nsest Half
pf sacig m sisease rrS-syrs wtsa .ss~ ls~a.
10 = purehFs~i boar. half Of the hrst
group viii be- ers~d Z" ercssbrcd. and
half n the other grusp nil I've bred 10
q scrub THIS sains scheinc " breed,
tag will be CARRIED cn from generation
~ setsrsticu, S.,far ~ the offspring
will be fed cut and some ~ then viii
be sep; Soc bFr~4iiGg hefory being fed
cus. Shoats from the dln~wni lots
viii he %, Ia feed iors together and
fsss slihe ~ that fair comparison Gun
be made Sqaas Of ,h~-e scrubs and
,rgts-kTsss ~ r..stx <au Fs;r S'sn' sissa,ysss
trials With ras~ar.'sls raised 40 the d.
ps rtmrtis experimental farm Al he!,s
Vile. Md som. witt he put into dtf
f-tvnt experimental lots on Sarieas
freely ..-,,,ae, -y,,vs,-
Nearly everybody 4hluas TIE pure.
hrpd IL Superior u the srruh, hNi there
Is tlmGrremem sfaepg farmers ahoa,
the merits of pAn.brcd aad eFD~Nhfsd
frrder. The department hnpes that
ll &; sas.a a4lsar, tss .slsA lG.iaGs alll eve
results that AL answer ahy Doubts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Ten o. Aaterist Carries Largo A~-oyrt
Of Nitrogen cbotph5rse teid
ara pcsass

The srerare ~ many sfssl tsrs shsws
nv, ~ ahea; sfraw carries st'oGt 10
y.Nsnds n Nitrogen "a pfsl"As AZ
psyrauharir Eria apa l4s Rounds ~
po8sb This anoVo, ~ plant fsp'd In
tfr nv re available csyrane rgfsl forms
% nria oast steas Ss4 TRlaiRg uisre-
run At ~ cents Round piesphertc
aria 4; 70 cwnts end T~Sasti at ~
c.rss From me STANDPOINT M acfrsl
p'ansfnnd ,aeh II wouli sppesr that
~ ptl huy more than thr wheat
strsw rrrr3"s. brt In more readily
sTHffgFsls rayr+ Mere .sss~F sia ssas
ha stoiyeA III han,'9'ng yhe straw m
tyrsTs,sst; 'taR tn Gxsng the CONNER
eial fertilizers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
CAL.OMEL GOOD
BUT NEXT DOSE
MAY SALWATE
4 10 Mercury. Quicksilver Shocks
liver and Attacks Your
Bones.


Cxsssssf issf~trtcn h horrfbi& N
swsiis tAs tslxas. loe~ens the tssth
and ssarts rhsstaatism. Thsrs's 40 req
coo why q par.ea should take stcksEi-
ING. saiiysting ealon,si when . few
s@nu bays = large bottle Of pofson's
Liver Toas-a perfect substitute for
saiofasi. II II pleasant vegetable
aauid wAich win start roar liver just
- surely a. eal0tnsl. bu, Il DOESN'T
make yea ack and can not saiiSa.s
Caiosnsi Ia dangerous drug; be-
Adsa, II inay make you feel weak, sick
and nausestsd tomorroS. Don't loss Q
days work. Take a spoonful OF bod
spa's Aver Tone instead and you will
waks up feelinx great No salts ts@~es
sary. Yoar druggist ssyn II got a0S-
end Dodson's Liver Tone acts better
Shan ueschsrous cslomsi your monsJ
= xaiIiaS for. ypa. ---.Aavsrtissmsnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
FARM NAME REAL
ASSET TO OWNER
Can Be Used 10 Good Advantage
IN Connection With Market
Ing Of Products.
or MUCH VALUE TO BREEDERS
ssss ~. sess " Gss-s~ey vsst A~y-
thisa From mat PArtlesiss ptaes
10 All That 10 cisss~ea~c4n
Hs Reg stsrsa.

yrs,RaFss ~ the caF,@A ssts< Is<part sasag
4s ~ AsssssasSzsS ,.Yal ..es.
Many garnsegs throughout the saafi.
Try are nnd,ng u Is their advantage
sonnseFrtAily 80 give their tarpsss al.
sraetitv names that can be aad ia
e,sbvygipB WttA EaarAvtiaS their prod,
aess Provided the quality u the
product Is kslf UP q reputation IS
qglckiy established for thr farm and
the rptnmeiiiy tina, snakes the nam~
u reai worth la dollars and cea,s
ahen IL estnrs Ia composition oa ihr
market With other prodaets The
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
BEST Distributor or WEEDS
Dat Greg Pvt n cs~el..sly ard With.
cus clsarfrs Seee--Sexicys
riares 1esgtt

Gsrs ~ nsY hset reea fiw-rshrtrrs
10 'H& aat rrcr 9Sts s~ naturally
"a rial 20 we%ste, and "a sfd 10 TIRE
prvAlr-n w~ usually rat he eaf ~~vT'
tn eArpie@ssv a-rrn o. wsstv r-enrl&
frequently without c9~a@srs th~ ae%f
T-,e reSri' Is tAs' trvsr7wr~i. us's
as's snf p'ENVT T-N~s .1ispu'r with
~ 10, r-pp Tor re writer ard 'e~til
-y In t@e scyf Were ths se-ss c~-w
e.~sr fhe oct Greg tsst "a no~ sc.
>ts,-4s9 wheat sn- r~tmr-s per- sr-~
wrs1A ~ rsNr~ md cor uvs3 yrpkleE-
-s%ss1-St4y Insa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
why Do
THEY LIKE
......... THlS~M MAN?
q 10 Because He Has the Lie
... and Energy that Bed .....
Blood Gives.

lie has good color Iie Ia strong
and virila, aud looks Il, lie IL good
Aumorrd lie laughs easily. In short
hs Ia ''fuli of life. which In simply an
sther way OF saying he Is full of rcd
bioud. if you are weak aud run down
and neryouA. dou't aIeep very well aud
have poor appetite ~ 20 your drug
gtW and buy few bottles Of Guides
fspto- ManEaa and take II Tor = few
weeks AZ meal tune. SEQ how II will
tuild ysu up BY giving you plenty OF
coed blood Don't drag around half
Aich and half vol. Get sotne "pep"
int you by taking Pepto Mansaa
Bold In both liquid and tablet fern
Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
IMPROVE FOWLS EVERY YEAR
Mar H~.<S,~s sas x9s rreSxctiA~
Should PICK csvt Bess Laysv
fer n-~eaera

IT.. POETRY raiser who Gers h~ss n
almost assays me nn~ who rsrerally
snt clnssfy piess ens eseh year gasy
tito tN,sice~t specimens and breeds
,ryprn ,hess exclusively. A nstrral
result his fes-ss s.4cnn~ hetter snd
better esca ysar. BY tse ss.se texsa.
me raE who is tTs~Gias fer A~ssy
egg grssptriea saoaFd rsck cot his
ve-y hess layers To he Es~9 srcins1r~.
y a. h-~~trrs. end 10 TIE euurse es
ysw grnsrA,tms ttw habit os pwN
ssc@cy vt. s~cstss errziy sssse'ixsst
IN tAss family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Ia tnsiaua nRpy arm. hgsc tor,e
alsfn,tyv raWes fur Years wbtH
have become fausuN 20 toHnrcilta
slth ,arau. prsipcs This has '.crH
especially true III ihe rHse u certain
nrps,irr, - rattle Tie uatHe " lhe
farm tassrs rufFtut aiuaHs cattle
brrr.irt, SIS sut' - sasunty thh,
snhua's from that farm are ail iHai
j. rlalaed tpy ihrtf tHe practice Is
rpmluE lnlo voups N ihs cuanlry
sul atth e a desire tp r. protected
against ofl ~ adopting the same bavpc
sud thr,en, hsUertng ~ the r-pa
gatlon already established ~ st
The United states government,
through lls patcnt adice @bit,h inter
pr,ts the Trademark alai lahc' gopS
yight laws j. prepares 20 slyc ths
protection Within certain limits s.me
OF the state. have iaas aaihwt2iug
he rrEistrr,ien ~ farm nanes Ntih
f't;, 1Tssts SFir Nvrrer+ssa se4' se.s ssp~ esssr
IN that state IL allow 81 10 use The
name. THIS Is merely for use Within
that particular state The United
STATES patent office. however ts pre-
pare,i 10 vgistpr farm names as trade
marks Il they meet specified require
monts 1Tls viii protect the Oanrt
against ,htlr asp hv others anywhere
vi ,he United States There sre cer
tain requirements, however. that Wpst
he met rs IN the ca~e - ether stgts
o. names used q. trade marks under
The f,-trai tra3s rfHrg isw T'rr fw~Tu
maine ~ oHe tlsfug. must to aFrt
hy the farmer az trsteruE-x IN rts
products That hs Shps a. pasprs out
side hS own state iu othrf wuyis
i,onff'isstv'' ''itsf >4f~ys-sx ~ 'Fsf a'+rsws
,,oulfGatre II yruss ~ i'fta;r.s. s'stss---l
az elhrreis" attached ~ each v'srcel
The trdera law makes M pro.tsrn
'cr fhr registering ~ rames uScst ~
rra - marks GA cseumofli.rs thar are
IL r,4yT h1y 9ffSfr -fv x.s+~ q
Common. law ,s'1n; ~ s.~ny@
Although L is thoBgtlr advisable, u
ls nat necessary that thr nsaae W. an
ranged into ary 3i~tlnctiyc design In.
'er the trNAr utark sc1 ~ l..As lt vss
not l.Ss4h'e TO reg ser name that
& rtu,ls aySgrs pslgaI ~ merely de
srrfiye O, - msfviy sNfuanye ~,
t$ntaved IN sn5te uarfieu az or 3ls
Hpct5yc nsHne7 Svca H8fKS hev
ever tau he registered guler ,ha Act
u i9a0 i tAey have Aevr ia use nv
me spp,tsar. in trtsvstalr commerce
Or p,s tess ttsA hN~ year In ia
v&y ywsrrss sought 10 siye re~ssl4t.
'ica tn eoiursr fs~ rigtt tn name
used as trrae marx pa TIE gras4ad
~ "a use
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
For Temporary Yea, the Avtemoeiis
May. With Very Fs~ ratraa "a
Applies 10 Drive q Circular Saw.

arrangement ~ the he'ier. 80 the sleeves
can he made sofpe bat larger 'hah the
bar and shafts and thus, 10 sGue ~.
trrt compensate for lsrk ~ srrurats
slirr~s,r-q4t faf esaata@Ys-5 ssssav tbs pin
In the engine shaft should he rwpl#crd
with, larger ss.@ and siIsht en-
iargenett ~ ttfe Its9@ In The frame may
~ nccessary with some cars Popular
Ssrsssvs<~a ,tNsasxExes .,.t.s II, - !, J.. >
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

u l0e Z M 5naxni1l N yeW wApNs 4
Garnet cay tie much shsut vAst ypue
snsAacis~ has 6cns fe< ~ anA IN NJ
ASSOCIATES. e. Mira WI. q nuemnl
Gssensille. Delaware
Mothers and efsensimsNg v~nameeAsrs
have taken and have ie~5M~4 tn vAlns
ef Lydia H. ftnkhams vst1t1hae Caaa~
possad So tAsy fe0mAzssed ~ -
easse 70 etAcrw
The best lest cf any nseAicias b wAse
Il has Done for oth~sN fcs a~msay kfsy
yrar. ws nssv 5,sssa.sssss s -. -. ss.::
izaothers. danshtsss. and wuxn~A. yeung
end Old. Recommending The vegetaAse
Compound. They know whss Il ~ fos
tAsss ard are ,esAA 10 III a4lssrs2 1. II
your own nesshhorAeed srS woznea ~
know OF fss great vaius.
hothcrs-daaghssss wAy M try NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

, Fsps 5ensdles XIV, t~s hgn-
drwa ard Dxsistr In tha IAss NJ
E,ssasn peaslffs, served 10 pspe
fer sbeaas seven pears ard Mss
nentss. hasins beer ess~mss ~
the vatican Ssps. q. VIA. Nhs
r~ssn Was sheSfss tAsn thst 81
any os shs three pcEss isrsness-
atsly pesssssag s,s. pops Plus
X, hAs Amraeesxss psxee%ssaes.
served ~ yesss estses Ne esea
In tSt4-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
MAKING USE OF AUTO ENGINE
Outline 6tNse ~ plan FOE Connecting
Car W,h C,-eutar saw WI
Be Feund Mandy,

An arrangement v bcfehy an su,ono'
tile mRs Pc ceurisd 70 a circular saw
tar occasional u-s IN shoan Ia the
4aVipg The sass frame fW thsa
rsfp c'ff shretl he qpifs lns 10 osder
ia oifBu aliar'urtt wlth ihr engine
SHIRTS VI the aar may ~ elevated nn
runway
TIE cappliae~ arr ma,ie either ~
pl,r Nh he nrrossary sit@s ~ IN The
rras. ~ vnIIt bar mas DC use,i With
sleeves rippcd 60 the ends the latter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03


'9pe eAssh SNSSe''e
N'-''+. t''e4N "'t4's.. '''"-N@'' 41s I'.e y'I@
cNn'' ''n h'N "tn' a~1r1Nktci ann tftr
administrator of yNS1'o Was hesen
Nrr1a't.r rtu,'r- "rfv h"'os se'3
va S'Ft' f'''' 'Fr'. ''S''' 9''" 'a4''fEA .~s'.'
'u''''ls '' h.i'' ''' 'F''ir 'T ff$ Nr'''-
mess am great tr"'l> began ~ ">
sen .'''e ~ if''r
"" s'ni3'N e''A''~F t"r '"' ""f'"
- ~. i''7 ~ ..,'.i'''''1 'f''.'''' I"
h''' ."N' '' s''3 'N'}'- IVY"
+ '''-'' "''.' h''' '''''' -'l'~''' : ''. h.''
n7~f a'N'''' 'a>' 't"''8f* h' g''''tf''
~''''' @''-N'' - t'> *'' ~
''"'"s 'o'" '''''.' ''"E N'' saws
=, r
'HA' 19 -' i sM f't''''1 rs ST" "'
ea.' ~ ''' 2" 's''
"'A ''." 2" N Fti"" '' w
'tfF'''Nr
''' '. > f's "'1
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s"t' #" '~'A ~@"'
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ASS t5''t' &Ne 5' r\4@''gE'''
fNr* F'''''"''Te '''''"''''.'''"'. 'sa'v'.- WI
Na'rs'fF> PUT io"'1i " e'""A %" ''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Tea give your husband . nsektfs
svwy Chr,ssmssr
~Ysj It's q sgisndidly economical
ssAsmA bscsuss ths poor dear never
wvars II. aud doesn't dream that
give him the same tic ysar altar year"
~-MSw Yerk Sun.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
HAD FILLED HIGH POSITIONS
Pope Benedict Prominent ~ Church
Ccunsrls Before Ais Elevation
TO tire Papa Thcons

49,, ,,,4. - "a. 80,
~tt', 49,,
-, 800 90.
-,
NIL ,,. -.
-, -,
80.
$3.50,
~ ,.~v
-. .,,.t.,... :,
I'M, -,
=, =, a.. ,a..,
.....,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
alned ossa ~t thuf the p,atitf might

s.alned oisa VA Thus the p-,atir might
ltaK ...>...,,.......,s d,
Mas diplsna8is slsllri 'hT Tattrwrs
a.ekins aTss all IT thFDa SesN 20
tviye'i ia titr ahi~'haiussf, nanr 10.
tas ,-rwitiva "a dt.turt Ihs l~stlrtt.
II u sAlG tiat tir pof* c'Mttatssi
IDS ssgssss.sss Al&tas~~ G.snss .sass .sa1rsre
ht. ,;sath. after ht had vtehfairA lasss
rs MsiiLir etap.l H. revived Eia'
tnrs na9 atterds.i a. his asaai pso;in
A antir, unfii comparatively few
hours before hs pa ssrd away
'srd-sai ',iOrsi ti.e als'atie p"'fiIr'a-
tiHy wss .gsImutssd 20 it4+ ia'u"'
dirts E,.,iNlae az ; aei0ek lh- nogu
lAs, sA)v aH Exchange telegraph dis
patch frum Bontv. tn ioadoa, "a rcei,e
A,, uray-r far the dNin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

ka,cksr-r"llow w~alss 700 r~ascs
anaersea tnahsgeY" ne-rk~r-I-Tsil AsU
much the nsh really weigh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

TIE woman who weia 4 he'd exp
aeea net exprct to satoy the masst
monlsl rNTA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EM! |.

A VOID the misery Of raekin. pain.
~ Have q bottle OF Siosn's lsai.
meni hardy and appAy wh1a
you 6fst feel the ache or paia.
II quickly eass the p@ia snd ssnds
q lesl.ag oi warmth thnongh tho
schins part, .Saasi Lssssneni pssssasss
ssriAssi rshAtsg,
iinr, too, ior rheumatism. neursigia.
sciatea, 9saIas and strains, stiff josata,
lafpe back and sore muscles.
For forty yoan pains enemy. ~
yssas aessht~ss, .,...,. y. IN. ",
Al eli eifugxises---ssc. 30c. ii "a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

The every day Christian has seven
shansS~ 90 tho Sunday fellows sna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

-,r -.it.N 60 -A.,.
Htu'r becomes 10 tia" frSf asS''f ~
ihy owner aHa has 'aoney ,aiue mach
fis- tae suoa Nl3 ip uthcr Aipds ~
business
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

The w'srat ~ ia crn learn.
The Washington times., 1922-04-19

fnternstienai News Reel
y HERO VISITS WARRINGTON
shsl Joseph Jacques Cesaire Joffre re-
turns 10 Washington today after an en-
thusiastic trip across America. He 10 a
great favorite In the Capital The gem
erals reception during the war was q
great tribute to conqaering hero.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
THE EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW, XORE
INVESTMENT BANKERS
LEAVE FOR CONVENTION
200 Eastern Delegates on Way
to Del Monte, Cal.

A special train carrying the 200 East
ern delegates to the annual convention
of the Investment Bankers Association
of America. to be held at Del Monte,
Cal. October 8. 10, IL and IL. left the
Pennsylvania Railroad Station here at
2 :55 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Among the members who are on their
way to the convention are Howard
Beebe. Harris. Forbes Co.. retiring
president of the association: George w.
Bovenizer, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. 4: Lawrence
Chamberlain, Lawrence Chamberlain &
Co. John Speed Elliott, w. A. Hartman
s. Co, Inc: 4: Lloyd s. Giimour. Blyth.
Witter G. Co.: +. N. Bortle, National
City Company; Norris b. Henrotin
Hallgarten & Co. Leon II. Kronthal,
Speyer & Co.: M. X. Parker, Equitable
Trust Company; George w. Potter and
Harry d. Tudhope, s. w. Straus & Co. !; |;
Harold s. Schultz. Hibernia Securities
Company Sanger b. Steel. ]. G. White
& Co.: Frank w. Remick. Kidder, Pea
body & Co.; A. b. Leach, A. b. Leach &
Co, Inc. !: Harry Rascovar, Albert Frank
& Co.. Capt Joseph Perre<, American
representative of the French Minister of
Public Works.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL Z
CONDITIONS IMPROVE.
Fall Buying Expanding With
Prices Higher.

Increased business activity with higher
prices is reported In the weekly re-
views OF trade. ~
BrGdstrcet's says: NJ
TRADE and industrial conditions very
generally show further Improvement.
Expansion in fall buying, steady 10
higher commodity prices. still faste-.
pace In industry, employment about the.
most widely diffused OF the year, collec-
tions better. and late Northern crons,
ripening with trifiing frost damage ara
among the notable features of the week.
Outstanding special features in a week
which has seen some OF the latenees OF
the season made UP for by more con-
fldent buying are the reported heaviest
purchasing OF steel rails ever witnessed
In one week; n very general Increase in
buying at primary markets OF all the
leading textiles. with important al
vances witnessed in several kinds of
cotton goods. raw silk and raw wool;
the disappearance OF the idle car from
the railway records. with the largest
total OF loading witnessed for eleven
months past and an increased coal OUT
put. this more especially visible In tbs
anthracite branch" =
r. @. Dun & Co. say: "The reports,
OF the week. covering every section of
the country and leading branches OK
enterprise. unmistakably reveal more
general activity In business. Much Of
the current expansion OF operations re-
fleets the natural stimulus OF the adj
vancing season, but there are some
phases which have broader signincancc
and decidedly favorable bearing on the
future"
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
BETHLEHEM WILL
COMPLETE MERGER
Final Steps in Lackawanna
Steel Deal to Be Taken
Within Three Weeks.

Abandonment OF the Republic Midvaie-
Inland steel merger carries no signif-,
cance for persons interested In the
Bethlehem -Lackawanna consolidation.
according 10 Eugene G. Grace, president
Of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
"The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES combi-
nation is already virtually a fact" Mr..
Grace said yesterday, "and the last steps
the actual exchange Of securities. will
be made just as soon as possible. pre-
sumably within the next two or three
weeks. The stumbling block for Mid
vale. Republic and Inland, floating securf-
ties OF new company in the face OF a
Federal Trade Commission complaint,
we have not had to contend with and
viii not have 10 contend with at any
time. The additional s15.000.000 pre-
fcrred stock for plant improvements,
which IL is planned TO sell. will be a regu-
lar Bethlehem security and as such will
be beyond the pale OF any Federal Trade
Commission action" ld
The Lackawanna Steel Company has
sent notices to its stockholders inform
ing them OF efforts to make the actual
stock transfer as soon as possible. The
notice says that "in order to arrange.
for distribution to stockholders of the
Lackawanna Steel Company of the CON,
stderation that will be received for thu
sale of its property the transfer books
of the company will be closed at the.
close of business October o."
Stockholders of Lackawanna who have
not had their names transferred into the
books OF the company are urged to do.
so as soon as possible after October 5.
Samuel Untermyer. counsel for the
Lockwood Housing Committee. which i'm,
vestigated the proposed consultations,
made the following comment on the
abandonment of the three company COM
bination: "a
II quite agree with counsel that the
merger would be legal, and SO advised
the committee"
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Higher Demurrase Expected.

Tho demand for rolling stock may. in
the opinion of railroad officials. result in
representations to the Interstate Com
merce Commission which will bring
about an increase IN demurrage with
the idea of speeding consignees In the
removal of freight. The total OF open
top cars In the country at present Is
placed at approximately 1000. 900. with
an additional 10000 privately owned.
II Is conceded that Is per cent. OF the
open tops in railroad hands may be in
bad order. The problem which confronts
the roads now Is the expeditions han
ding of c4al as It IS mined. while an
other important item is the supply 10
steel companies of sufficient open top
capacity to provide for the movement
OF finished products.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Standard OIL OF New York.

On overnight reports that directors
of the Standard Oil Company of New
York at their meeting yesterday would
decide upon plans for a stock dividend,
the company's stock opened at 543 and
rose TO 800. At the close of the meet
ing Peter NJ. Speer. director and gen.
eral counsel for the company. stated
that the session was entirely routine
and that no consideration was given to
stock dividend distribution. On this
announcement the stock broke TO 527
and later recovered to 532. where it
closed. with net loss OF points for
the day.