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The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE APACHE RAILWAY COMPANY
State of Arizona Office of the Arizona Corporation Commission
 United States of America

State of Arizona Office of the Arizona Corporation Commission
 United States of America
 State of Arizona ss. The Arizona Corporation Commis sion does hereby certify that the annexed is a true and complete transcript of the Amendment to Articles of Incorporation of The Apache Railway Company which was filed in the office of said Arizona Corporation Commission on the 18th day of September. A. D. 1922, at 1000 o'clock a. m.. as provided by law.
 In Testimony Whereof. The Arizona Corporation Commission by it's Chairman. has hereuntO set it hand and affixed it's Official Seal. Done at the City of Phoe- nix. the Capitol. this 18th day of September, A. D. 1922. Arizona Corporation Commission
 D. F. Johnson, Chairman. |. (Seal.)
 Attest:
 F. J. K. McBride.
 Secretary. Certificate of Amendment of Articles of Incorporation
 Know All Men by These Pre- sents: That at a special meeting of the stockholders of T b e Apache Railway Company, a corporation of the State of ArI- zona. duly and regularly held pursuant to consent and waiver of notice signed by all of the stockholders of sald corporation at it's office at Cooley. County of Apache, State of Arizona. on the 8th day of August. 1922. Article Three of the Articles of Incorporation of said corpora. tion was by the affirmative vote of all of the stockholders and of all of the stock of corporation issued and outstanding amend ed to read as follows. to-wit:
 The authorized amount of the capital stock of th:s corpora ton shall be Six hundred thou sand Dollars. ($60O. GOO. 00). di. vided into six thousand (6. 000) shares of the par value of one hundred ($1OO. 0O) each.
 At such times as the Board of Directors may. by resolution di- rect. said capital stock shall be paid into this corporation. either in cash or by sale transfer to it of real or personal property, contracts. services. or any other valuable right or thing for the use and purposes of said corpora tion. in payment for which shares of the said capital stock may be issued. and the capital stock so issued shall thereupon and thereby become and be fully paid and nonassessabIe' forever. and in the absence of actual fraud in the transaction, the judgment of the directors as to the value of property purchased shall be conclusive.
 In Witness Whereof, we have affixed our signatures and the seal of said corporation this 8th day of August. 1922.
 The Apache Railway Co.
 By H. J. McClung.
 President. Corporate SeaD
 Attest:
 John Zslaha, Secretary.
 State of Arizona
 County of Apache ss. q Before me. Roscoe H. H. Luck enblll, a Notary Public in and for the County and State afore said on this day personally ap- peared II. J. McClung and John Zalaha. known to me to be tbe President and Secretary. re- spectively, of The Apache Rail- way Company. and ton known
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20

MT. Margesson of Milky Wash was in our city and paid The News a very plea sant call. It was also pro- htable-to The News.
 Mrs. Ray Lancaster of Winslow was a Holbrook visitor late last week.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20
Democratic Ticket


 For U S. Senator Henry F. Ashurst For Representative in Congress Carl Hayden For Judges of Supreme Court Henry D. Ross lLI)
 Frank H. Lyman (ST) For Governor Geo. w. P. Hunt For Secretary of State James H. kerby For State Auditor Richard H. RamseN For State Treasurer Wayne Hubbs For Attorney General John w. Murphy For State Sup. of Public Inst C. 0. Case For Corp Com. Amos A. Belts For State Mine Inspector Tom c. Foster For State Tax Com Charles R. Howe For Sup (2nd Dist) w. J. Crozer For Judge of Sup Court Thomas R. Greer For Clerk of Sup Court Lloyd C. Hennng For County Attorney Thorwad Larson For Sheriff w. G. Kelly For Treasurer Geo. J. Schaefer For County Recorder Lucretia w. FIanigan For County Supt of Schools Hattie Penrod Flaharty For County Assessor w. E. Shumway For State Senator Robt L. Moore For State Representative Frank Ellsworth For Justice of the Peace Sam w. Proctor For Constable L. F. Mechanism
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20

Henry E. Lopez of The News force spent Saturday and Sunday in Flagstaff. He went ostensibly to see the football game played there
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20

Saturday, but we thought when he took the train that he looked awfully dressed up and wondered if there mightn't be another attrac- tion.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20
MY NEICHBOR'S
 HYACINTHS

atn gong LO DrlIlg nOIne about two dozen hyacinth bulbs some day and plant them along the border when the other flowers are gone. But it was a warm late fall. and 1 feared the bulbs would begin to grow, so 1 delayed getting them. Then there came a long, cold rain and a sudden freeze-up and it was too late. My neighbor plant ed his at the proper time; so he had hyacinths. The earth was bare and brown, but up from it sprung, almost in a single night, those lovely rascemes of clustered stars, : white. pink, purple, purity, life, luxury. The odor of hyacinths is strongest at a. bout eleven o'clock in the evening.
 My neighbor's hyacinths taught me a lesson---several lessons. The first is, if you want hyacinths you must, MUST plant the bulbs at the proper time. Excuses do not make good anybody's neglect of anything. Never! The second lesson is that hyacinths bloom when there is a dearth of other flowers. They are not hot-house plants; all they need is to be planted at. the proper time. The snow may cover them, but with the first warm days of Spring, when the earth is still cold and bare, the hya- cinths awaken and fill the garden with beauty and the air with perfume. They herald the Spring while other flowers are asleep; their fra grance is strongest in the might.
 1 1 am a life insurance a. gent, and my neighbor's hyacinths have taught me a lesson. It is not a new les son--.I knew it before--.it is an old lesson newly impress ed and made more vivid. I feel more keenly than ever that life insurance has its proper season and that this proper season may pass in the night. The life insur- ance season is not indicated by the almanac, but any man may know when it is- IT IS | WHEN HE HAS GOOD HEALTH AND A LITTLE MONEY. It may last for years; it may end any day. And when it ends excuses are of no avail. There will be no life insurance policy payable when you die unless you get the policy when you can. My neighbor had hya. cinths. 1 had none-because 1 failed to plant the bulbs. It was all my fault.
 The life insurance policy natures at death, when other investments are more likely to shrink in value than to increase and when income from labor is cut off; it brings the fragrance of a prudent and undying love in that darkest of nights that ever comes to a widowed mother. 1 shall never smell the perfume of a hyacinth again without thinking of a life insurance policy. Ebert Hubbard once said: If I had two loaves of bread I would sell one and buywhite hyacinths to feed my soul" The man who buys life in- surance for the protection of his family feeds his. soul. Remember that there is one thing that money cannot buy-it is life insurance when you are iIl. The time to apply for life insurance is NOW, providing you are in good health and can pass the doctors examination requir- ed by the Company.
 HJECTy
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20

to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument as such President and Secretary. and they acknowledged to me that they voluntarily executed the same for and on behalf of said corporation as it's free act and deed and for the purpose and consideration therein mentioned. Given under my hand and seal of office this 8th day of August. 1922.
 Roscoe H. H. Lrckenbill
 Notary Public. (Notarial Seal)
 My commission expires Feb. 7th. 1925.
 Filed in the office of the Ari- zona Corporation Commission this l3 day of Sept. A. D. 1922 at 1000 A M. at request of ( B. Wilson. whose post Office ad- dress is Flagstaff. Arizona. Arizona Corporation Commission
 By D F. Johnson. Chairman. Filed and Recorded at the Re- quest of C. B. Wilson. Sept. 2l. 1922. at 9 A. M.. and duly re- corded in Vol No. 2 of Articles Inc. on pages Nos. 221-22. Re- cords of Navajo County. Arr. Z0na,
 Lucretia w. Flanigan, (Seal.) Recorder.
 E. Sept. 29 L. Nov. 8
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-20

For Congress ,, Governor ,, Secretary of State :, State Auditor ,, State Treasurer ., Attorney General ,, Supt. Public Instruction ,, Corporation Commissioner ,. State Mine Inspector ,, Judge of Sup. Court :, Sheriff :, Treasurer ,, School Supt. ,, Recorder ;, State Senator ,. State Rep. ,. Sup. Dist. No. l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
ECONOMICAL FEED FOR HERD
Meet impoVan, Item Tha, Eatsrs In.
10 ceEi ot Mia Projection
EnArysrs 81 figures

tYtsrarsA ~ tNs nlteA NBsl~s peparMs~
~ Asfis ASA Fs
Huw ~ f-ssl hln bird economically
and rrlnlatiy Is 40 importsa, thing
Tor da,rynsn 90 know IN all setN
ttons ~ The countfy ahurr tnsestiga
t.ous have been carried On, The Unit.
rd States Department % Agriculture
hss found thu, feed Is the mast "a
peusiNr item that enters into the coat
81 milk production aud Intelligent
feeding. In either summer or winter,
offers The biggest opportunity To re.
duce costs
The analysts ~ many figures by the
department shows that ~ Vermont The
winter c,ets u krpsng herd were
made up ~ t2i p.'r cent feed and
s.eiGipg It's per cent lgi,or and ~ I
rgr cent other costs In suHmer, irei
Aui hcAt'ug represented ~ . p"y rent
~ ,he total expense bat,9r ~ PER rent
nbd oshpg e,,,ts az ter cpnt
Ia the Sonth The cWis are distrih
u',.I somewhat difyrreuN, Figures
eb,a.ues! ia louisiana rtre 'hat n
winter III per cen' 4 the expense a
foy f,.-a aui bedding - lvf reW Tor
lalor aud alA per onnt uiicr e's's
The. summer c.ets "a tlgrt region DO
~, differ from fho winter COSTS So
mgch - they 30 IN tts worth The
figures for sumucr io itui@lena shaw
,hat tA per ernt uf ihe '-isi ~"s' ~
mla Is for feed and head,us 20 PER
epnt TN lalUr una 90 pef ceut for
otter costs
Althaarh I, - advisable Or farm.
or to ceouomlgc Wherever he rau
uf~el, 10 sA these tEhfrs shuV that
,ha ialrymau who stG,ileA fesv1s end
feetlne has an extriwui opportunity
H. increase the profits If BIZ tairy
herd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
THIS DECKHAND HAS HAD ENOUGH

saHl Mr. Schat'I Il has to cniile h"a
xsrsrsctars in ny arus RAJ tr~a
tbcm tp >tep Et agas sai I've bsa
ea ,ush " il. Yoa Deaf KNOW wtai
lge h the bounding waye is aatlS
yelYs hkA ~ walk the deck wl'a a
srns!S. cihlsea ur calo' the fears ~ n
h4;l cp,'rS Nss yoB msy suntaact
THAT lNsS SeauEti has AIT tte ssa
ss@r, aat $40 that SIS ane ahe ssNis
HsaG 'A*e ,t0@tef cav ~ h,s or her
ser8ai4.Q neetS II tearus "a eDsase a
ml !ca.rerN eascha'su m3sht d.
sgrSe ,aen ~ l,~ss we gS
TIE HauSas ef,eo Z ia1e' e-rs sr
consigned n l.sass E4he, as,A 81 Ia
Surli Ea,yeban1!i>e
Accvrr.ns ~ Mr., Easpes regars senea,
tive II toe pvt. LaGss J BsS.k. 'he
'aag bxeyA tA@s of ths' esasss Mas
ars the Gre % ts@ir ksad 20 arrive 10
America Mr tlsrsA arc aaglrpa Nyers
smother representative ~ Mr. Raae,
say that A}tss-v Mewn-a. q rAasasty hn5t.
er. rvwrsiSed tee r1enaesrte In TIE Bar
unse 'raslss II ,sa& him mote teaa
\ yeai to - =. .Asy sss-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
To Offer Suggestions,

Vt'ffs'SisfT Pop ts.o federal EpAVfslAeulI
Of crimc statistics, - ihat the rslcu,
@; laaicssulss may tv f4liy guoNa
which is nnt upw the cas-. Ntru 'ht
administration ar lrlisN laws D. yut,rs
~ m The gautfui Of ths states uHa iAt3y
7i.ls l.4Ah','. s. .,...s
Restricted alys x automatic ~.
tots. With which tho vast majority u
crime, arc committed, their uRnuyac
tufe and distribution t. hs largely un.
der tht co.tFol IL gh, War department.
5" fhat pistols may be- Kept ffom tae
crimiaDHy iuyli0ei
Thorough rNision Of the graaa lury
system. We that the Naturalization II
justice may be mofr ruptl. and a
gheukg Ia thv laws SO that rrsnlnn's
Nav hot take refuge behind trchnlcal-
iIIc, u Indictments
Institution * seine method whereby
iho potential erimlHni nay BE- srsr,~
gated through ne marAlurry ~ the
crinllnol court, Wit themselves are
IA need ~ coordination
Vigorous reform it, the JAN system
primarily e. prevent first aesnAreS
from failing IN sith hardened cuWi.
n0is 50 that iais wilt nnt We So much
tr,"dlgg place Ter cg,.le.
Slsedy enactment ~ = frlssal leN
g. naky tte UdNvyml ~ q r,tupl,a8ry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Peak of Crime
Wave Reached

Cswrthfow al The unIl4sd States govern
na.Eas a crlR@. THIS intenast gwinAufiy
u pCt Stop u The grss2snh&A& t-sirs
sgread b. taoss u fprvAgn tarth ~ u
fosviSn sarsrtAgs.
othsr Reforms Asked
Ia acaiilz To tiaea@ CTief rvsSraEDszl-
datioas li IL exgseted tfaas The sss1Inhf.
sev wtl sdy.ss thai the sGALSs Irvsstae
for TIE .sAy meai " crilninals iox their
ia.sor 10 PRISONS, ~ that their families
uAAy lie heid t0grthsr &Gld aos e@sasoS
pabAe charges. aud THAT the lawyers
a,ioId d e,Sio tia, they silI nat bsssisss
si4.lr duties L. obtaining Jusisc~ be-
cause d the inability u uio~~ Sevsing
counsel 81 pay TIE lrrice-tH ether
ssor,is 10 get To the law Is a luxury oslly
tUr privileged ciahS,
TIE cumuittec held BEARINGS IN
Washington Ia March and Anastaazr 80
riep la Chicago Ia April Il WRIST Ia
the iItiIfoss state prison at Joliet. wherr
prisuusrs were interviewed ilszriugs
ara g. Sc cOaEihusd IN New YORK city
Ani"og thOae who have APPEARED Ia
give 'sss,tfaA'ts Us assl,tl,'ss d. The -ssFls,
ufaevs have been iuisvs %! crimsaal
courts superintendent Of reformato-
ries, crtsaiaulesista. lASyvrs aHt war
dehs.
1, l. the opiniun of the eypmuittcs
that While the var was In large fart
responsible far the crime wave therc
are other reasons fur growing e,D.
tempt lpr the law. chief ~ which Is
lax enforcement and the lous route the
criminal hes 10 travel from Tho time
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
DAIRY
HINTS
PLAN For THROWING ANIMAL
Necessary az Tswsss ts Rave cs~ o.
Bail n GreAae Ia pwTtava
Necessary pesr&sie1s

Fer frTferH,lm1 surgical egsssStfcnA
eeanrrias ringing ~ smslrAIiag Il 10
OLSEN pgsNss2sy as ArsaysAss % ,hrpx
Q bail ssd hosd him "a the grSaHd.
The aevesa2anyips s&steA shews q
yery effective nrthssd 81 Use ia cSss
IHs c5w ~ hull II gv4asrcS Al ~
- fe~s ~ Fess' WITH hcs4.lr<s aEg.
mails the cra leop with a~ed "a Ne
srtanA ,is- nss,S issseaa ~ the Nern,N
as llilsgrpted Ih@ arAt sep IN q
halt bityh isst h4ck " The fsrvless
AID another Ia fY0a. ~ the hind qaAr,
ssss. Etll.ns ca the MAR r,a,e 10 the
rvar Rad toward tae slde ia Saieh
Il is des.rd IL have '!r animal We
ali SCI rySlls Pregnant coas sheald
nst - ), ,hr4Ra Oace the animal "a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Outs His lob Guiding Boa Con,
strictors on Ship.
Nslkfra Deck Ntr Ssas,es hhorS
ara saisstrs Elephants ara Cther
prod9css ~ 4a~sts AelIre1
ey seaman

Nrp YORK ilhagu Sthasis q 'Aa-.
augAjy AG+r&tn tletEca * German
hsrth. qGtt hls s,h - lrcShaai ~ 'ae
stcaushsg Haa>a which r,sy.ty ar
rivs1 Nc fA;vg NJ Nsrfh river lie sasi
be- wgyul4 take MA ehats.'s Ia Yseas
iaetv .aarsst rather t,.aa si*nd an
ether day oa a sh!p esrvysuS etgA; ete
plants seven 'haAoeas ataa siilias ~
rysag.ei tvpaty Sst assorted ~l16scs-.--
h0a sN,n>tricsve> pytA,s9s. &nnco0ssas
hcstsSs tsAhrns ana Sen@sa nhsAB aaI
VARIANTS. hG nqa-maa xtlllHs SPECS
lSl hir,ts, ntsaains pSrrets, leve birds
and three scos lexg,Si f9si ef tae
E~msM kagus fragn Burma.
TIN tired Of vsset!rg sse7aantA-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

greet help u carrying child ~ have
iSctacrd difer~ssSr when | dseAn't take
H. ! thank y0u for thss Enetieins and IL
] evws ccrse ~ this lsaant again % MT
want 70 h~ wsthsss, the Vegetable Ccsa-
rsun1 ! give yca permission 10 pahlizA
this letter 30 that ell weiasen can take
my Atyica. Mrs. rglo AINlR Beg
ic1, CarubasoA y,
iFs the sassae stery oscr again.
Nomsn suffer frosn Allnvnss ics yeara.
They try accturs ard dlffersns mcal-
einos, but feel no better. Finally they
take Lydia 4. rlnkham's VegstAkis
CosnTount and ycu can zee Ice value b
TIE esse IT Ars, Msnsr. -.~-.-. -
That the truth III the uastssr. IL yea
sro suffering fTusn any IT the tfoubles
wosyen have, you ought b. try this med.
kline, IL anhe taken In safety by ycang
or cid ~ II cssniAins no harmful drugA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

III e,1.SsalItiua q crime until be- Is pm
lShed,
Ia the oplni"n ~ lawyers studying
the Situation. asr vt the vhivt factors
responsible fur the etius wave has
been unemployment Il Is for this rva.
s,n N. assertion is made that In all
probability ths is-ae u the critic wave
hs. passed
The committee believes vigorous re-
forms are required x there ~ 20 lie
q restoration ~ r,aps-r, Tor The iAw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
American Bar Association Com
nittee Expects Steady Drop
in Unlawful Deeds.
REFORMS ARE RECOMMENDED
Respect for Lave Sho~a increase wnsa
Industry Pieka Up--oro~ing Con.
tempt ior the ia" No; laid
10 the VA Alone.

washlngt IA --fl'I.e peak is ;he world.
side criAs waEc ltlat followed the
war has beru reached. sna fro,n this
tlue there May ,e expected drop IA
the Hulat+g II murders, hoiduts and
similar ogirascs. 10 b. upluIOn VI the
special eHarattee apioia's'i BY the
American Tar ASSOCIATION 10 study the
rvasons tur the lpssenlug II public w
gard ipr The IAA
At the sAntr time the committee he
fioves 9iir, +rtfYfs STfdsfiosr 'fstr'tyssisFty
Ia the Cuitul States. Il such as ii var.
rBut reforms that would aid Ia the
Standardization AZ Justice 10 this cli
the committee Is formulating pro-
gram With View Of recommending It
at thu Bert annual meeting u the
American Bar association ~ san Fraa-
cisco ia August. rArSe IL all pfo1a
butts Nill be- the esscn,Ai recommends
tiUba
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
DYSPEPSIA is NOW.
THING OF THE PAST
lssis citixsn Eats Anything On the
Jabss and Has csirsd ssvs,ai
L Pounds In Msisht--civsa
Tsnlae Full Credit.

The ether medicines tried bsEsrs
ditfn't sven bulge nay troubles bat
tiikes bottles Of Tanlae have fixed me
ud In hne shepet said II. Mosr, well.
krdn~r esir.n living at liz u Fourth
ST. m. Lauis. BIO.
1.-Two years arc my stomach went
wrtihg and my appetite failed me, Gas
foAiTsaS from what llt.le 1 would eat
AMI pressed % M heart until 10 PAL
Inflated W I could hardly breathe |
walan't able 10 do regular work, be
cadss n pains 10 the back. bad head.
aefss and dizzy spells
tHus I have gained several pounds
noIs since taking Tanlnr and eat Just
anything want without any truHbIs.
Tibs palms and headaches never bother
imfs ans more. and | um oaly 100 glad
col pass the good word along about
T3Hlar l, is simply wonderful"
Ianlac Ia sold By all good drnss.=..s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Sheriff's Honor System
lost HIM FIVE Prisoners

Sser3% S4th ttrr3ayr ~ ~
la>-t Tex vnar.r Bis mind
alA2Rs sAe h@aaF system s,.pr.ar
es}~Titfreus lasting f,R4f aasrs
kErsFc prt@tCrrs w1rtms.
sbarAlss werr tasen fra~ {fe
sAii 4" N'1ts ~ 2 r'a a ussh ts~
P0aaiise ;sat Il taey u~.e4
Me. wthaE9' s9-seis Tsey m.atts
~ rSes reg! t-farr tbptr ta,e
VS. 2f fHr p-$s ngrs ~. 3..s
t~fsce va. srI tho a;sriassg..
Sas ~ st -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

" storm, y Y The hs S-sg r.s,
trTsesss f~sw az filFsts ~ nssr tse~s
wNsea wss u-es' az gaigoxs sD- tie
rxseTI'Sae NJ t4Gaains Swsh .e-v
hSr8s, ags3 -s1r,lerer Is2 Years ar
sas cEi aow'n rscea'iy asns IN n.
gnssfe eygNtitson. TN~ trse Aas ss~@r
g~Ue~'-se-s 81 gTes, tsTesss ~ sas VIII
sxgx fur many yeGrA -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Turnlna II Ioc.s

"HraNcns. eumbn You've turned
yourself into Nef1,ahIe talking IRA.
chlue Whs all ,hroMgh our long en-
garrtnent you had barily sorI 10
sas
4 knov X. but all the time ! wss
thinking - thlhEs 10 nay after ~
were married Judge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

|h&g kAgrp arc n10 -
|relssf from bis nesil-
Nsine, One day \
|hsighhor ted mo
ssxMt your vegvfa.
be lsaFsraEnA ARID !
eNsA II. II hels@aps
~ much thAs ! VIA
% advise oil wUmsn
% Try Lydia 4. pink-
HAAS Vegetable
CampeuRa fof fe-
male ssNhles and
haSkAefsa IN n n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Away Under su.ple,en.

4 ottvu waaaeE way ienks IL nut
r'ote IsFaiaf. tor he's the RcsiEesi
man kuu~
That's ius, o." trouble Hes 50 coae
fsuudedy l-,li,e be gives The lmrrvs
slou that be 0abts IL hSFru~ money
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

II ron usc Red cross RAll Hue In
yo1r laundry. yen will no, he troubled
by those tiny rust spots, often caused
by inferior hlulng. Try II aud see
ADVERTISEMENT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Idea of Killing
Opponents~Ofd

college here IL IA illustrated lecture
at the college tv,ru,is Professor Pc
tir described The latest excavations
a, Abytus aud elsewhere 10 Egllt
Ancisn, Tomb LspIorse,
lie described the discovery ~ some
tutnbs ~ thu tltnt of the FIRST Dynasty
These werv made IT, rows some AD
t,.', iaug and were covered by six fect
u sand and rubbish Very little s;ous
work Sa- found. oNius TO HE plumber,
iuE that had gone ou 10 TIE past, bnt
numher ~ f'ac a'ahgs,er Jars were
unearth,'d There were also found tsi
~ - skeletons and ~ skulls III most
cases the hp.ly had been buried with
tho knc-~ drawn W 70 n chest. and
ia the .r8t. there had beco placed
Smai lars containing grains Of ehea,
fr the sasnFauor u thu desd
Among fho osai tag,,h~ saiA the loo
fBrcr 80, Was rf}rHte that many
seurtlsr. beA l.cu klltA ~ al one
tia.e ia Nv heath a me k.pG THIS
oas M rss'hat system n prrf''n,lns
unstable rrrsucat fa-Jy mailing
sure $50 'sa .afo'y Z thr k.Hg states
Wan made rtfr ~ their aab The
ng't pa@ 'Et re sinEs tHi pry
Heas n.sf. uls--l The eearters VINO
aroe &art c@ were stunned by 'tua
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Keen u.e~slEs cieAn

Mstrg m8Sfi7e, pals afd rrfrrs
stss@,a b. ,heronzAly wssh~f And arr
a tasl wfth s@sts e@teF evesy mf5GsRg.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

AmurE either d,~sN,ries werp sNtTe
eo.', nrsed srr, lions. pse1 - piyees
ia q sauc Flag@i 90 circular board
q cnh.h ~ 4v'gT uf12r Fal9',+ ts-olS,.
Hr,5lag the earliyst form ~ saw
"a 1f'fr a1a . rousA'y- kua'chea edgel
ami Gann a'ut implements IN one
grave Na. fatal qusputy ~ skeit4
ttUs NJ eats
a photograph ~ ersa, Interest Nss
that arfs's ap e1lle. IN u ~age
at 'Hr he af g>.ure in sfoey
ya fy fe external yIva n thr afs
~ rps+&tea thp crtraHHp 70 4
tus ot o. f-au' l'nr trench
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

sffectise hsthod IN CaatiHg buIi.
tioaH tsrn its head bach. nna up.
Win po'i 10 the ground A band holt
o. the side II upper iip VIII uyuahy
rtAbls anc mau 10 hold tie animal
Down. another mna besnng iAas the
casting rupe imiry Eafipef
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

whirh il mufr essential pep ur re-.
posef une vsu srarsely have both
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

"A smart maH uefer makes the sans
m3stake bpt there are mItllen kinds
oil Hlsitkrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Wsteh cutleurs lnnroy. Yeur skln

On rising and Frftfins gently slasMf
the face With Cailcura Ointment.
Wash ~ ointmcni In nye minutes
@liA .CDstcurs Soap ard hpi water. n
IL Wonderful What Cutlenw will do
fcf poor compilations dandruf. itching
and Tet rough hands Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
SUCCEEDS WHERE
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