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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-09-08
What is Human Natural

We read that active prpD,,...
are being made to make b
across the Atlantic Ocean in AN rs U
plane a success. After having ba. ~
the terrible accidents hefailir" Y
trips, people viii risk lives -! y
Just for notoriety. So MANY usa Su1
perhaps long lives are cut aT :
Lord does not say. Go IN in ~ ot
and risk your lives" but the conn., M
is teach and preach"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-09-08

August weather than September.
Service in Trinity Reformed Churcl
SUNDAY evening, September 10. Sun
day school $50 a. m.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
CHAPTER v.
The sitter Cur

Hardly had they topped the r'se ~
hind which the cache WAS situated
when the full fnrcc Of the wind caught
them. blizzard Was sweeping up,
and |, grrw IN strength all tina, morn.
ing until by ncon I, was alrnos, bur
ricane They pushed nn tcgg~tly IN.
III about ore O'Clock. svoiiIng the
temptation 10 rest at the auxiliary
caches which had heen established
along this part az the rad
A, one O'Clock they cRfae 20 an
eupiy cache sai horse stable which
had h~cn hulit In anticipation ~ win.
ter Development WORK. apo nsd termed
the hub o, many raiissinS recoanois-
Mnce roads They had cctn@ no more
han ak miles. ard l, MAS SIN a good
t'steeo into Clayton. ny this time The
hHuaryi had Increased 10 mn Intense
violence. driving great sheets IT snow
along the road. II was impossible TO
tac~ snch Hurricane sny longer,
-we'u have 10 wait ,i'l this Iess up
a hit. Nelly" said Wilton
The Attle shack. hardly more 'han
four walls and root, was uaa'~upled.
Wilton er,sss sscwn the door aud went
In. Ne fcaaA the key u The stable.
unlocked K. md Embarrassed she ieg>
lie drove Them In AMI shut ne aoar
Then he took 'As blankets osit 81 ihr
sleiSA and went in;n tire shAcS
To hai}i Ore wss Impossible. but
they ate hlscui, ard timed hess. wash
lrg II sAown With water.
~lt'a have 20 Vet gp snon." ssi9 WIZ
tca ~ e dee~at, veil .gy have
10 face II again
A assrrr tlnss ~ had regretted Aar,
tn Yielded 10 A~s .nslsfeaow 10 AZ.
eomgany higa, Travs.sax Ia that
wes taw wss hard 90 a wAa. ies sAacr
ctr. sGea as Molly. He lo1&~t AZ
hsr 10 wonder 49, D. ssw her sPfsar~at
=nrNtcvtvs. the courage ~tth which are
facea ne 9stscastles 81 ,he ,esawey
Ru. his fears were cvn;sr~'a chiefly
NJ kitty Sggyrve Ne cc2altnt ~ os
SuYgcse hs ceglGrT Ae AZ the share.
holder. usecting ou TIE seNrvow
Tewsrt the mSa.'s ~ shs' sseerno@va
'A@ wiaf se~sar~t IN have ~ssesse-9
,s0aSh the d--~~a seew Stir ssrrs Ia
e,srd.ns clouds Along the rs~4 n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

might h% pcszass ~ f~scA c1sysaA
aeea after alshstsn
I fAink ws ns2rht ry ssala Aslsy. !"
hs saId
4 ,AAas UT. VIII sAsr answered
he eaaxat ssT % kAzA. ~Yop are the
hrarexs sD0s&n I kaa1." IA said. kassr
Ing her. we aust sarxsea--fas Kst.
tyr sake
She Kissed him ksrk, -Of eoarss
70 shall. VIII, d@sf.~ ssss answered
Whites wens snse sh@ stable and
callea tia toga They wvss lytag With
their noses texrtheF. and AZ bis w
srsaes stFshg TO their feet With n~n-
aesng growas TAsy knee very well
~hsi bis ss,vsns persenssesL md II was
plsIa that their wasfkA tcHpsr wss
ihcroaghly aroused
wiltea had handled Q refractory
PACK onee before. tie knew that quick
sctisA ~As neeessary. He ssspp~$1
toruant, and, ~ the cleaning JAWS
CAPPED at him. and the animals pre-
Jared 10 spring. soaring and qsivcs'-
lag Win rage. he hroaghe his Whip
across the leaders bose with all his
strengfh.
Immediately, with saasaened yeiis.
the paek leaped al hizn- Wilton swung
right aud left with the whip, and thea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

retvating I'll his bach Was against
the wall OF the shack. hs laid atcat
him with the shortened stock.
With SAp'ns Jaws and wicked. blood.
shot eyes, the pack came on again and
again. ieaping NJ him. tearing al his
clothes. one sank iss fsnxs into his
RICH, hand, and. ~ he frced himself
with n smashing blow. the others were
upon him siteward
In an instant he vas struggling with
his one hand asains, the heavy bodies
that bore him back, shielding his
throat. ,hrustinx the whipsiock into
The red. csvernous Jaws. while the an
g,iish from his wrenehsd shoulder al
most made him scream with pain,
Everything was swimming round
him They had him down Their bel.
lowiag bowls grew fainter In his ears
Mechanically he kept his rish, hand
at his throat. The left. torn from the
sling. Topped gro,esGuely In front Of
him He heard the click Of the fanxs
that met in IL and felt no pain lie
WAS swooning.
Suddenly he heard the SNAP snsp"
of . revolver 4 teapsnS body se+rnsti
TO stop short in tho air, and tumhl~d
on him. knocking him 90 his face
plnAiy he heard the discharge ot the
weapon again And then. on, Of
semi-s,upor, Moliy's face and her
tears upon hts cheeks
She vas lneelinx beside him spoo
the necv Of the stable. SshehInx the
blood from his wounds with 4 strip
torn from her petsicoat Upon the
ea.ss sas three al Lbs saEs. aesd. Two
more were writhing and moaning Ia .
distant corner. Wilton looked ny,
Molly bowed her face upon bis and
broke Info hysteficai weeping II Vas
Tire nrst sign u weakness he had ever
sccn In her He held her In his right
arm. iie saw that his blood had
stsiae~t hsr haads her cln,llnx.
Molly hs said weakly. Molly"
she w.pt 10 utter hopelessness 1T
in useless. WIN" she SohA~d let rs
die here. We can't 20 ON. They have
torn yeu. Year arm u broken again.
on. tho snow--fhe Snow"
She se~naed tn have completely
hrceen dawn. she cruached beside
him. her Whole Ssssy shskea by her
schs And In has apathy !, s%~mei to
him good 10 ,ls there. with Molly at
bis side. III he grew urcnssf, Or
Molly Remember khty ~- and
joe"
Ills words srerned "a rel,saife her
hack to cvur~se, She ges Up, Her
ssv grew suddenly ccrpcse'' with
streaming eyes she aanassce M has
wounds she lmprowixed anoiher sling
10 bold a4s arm.
Il shsn wslk into Carton" sh~ ssid
~You uus, ne In tho aAack- Hell? ~ili
cene by ue>n tcawrc~, p~rhssss
~eea~r"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

eosppa@. The half.ars~sl4 had deserted
iarins the nixht
''rhey must have guessed tia, those
naen neant TO arrest yoa, az ease thsy
heard them taking said Molly.
But Wilton had hurried to the Aer~s
stalls. separated frvm the dos stable
by soat door. lie bs~utnsd deep
SIGH Of relief. The secnad sleigh was
there. For q moment the thought Of
possibilities had made his heart almost
| stand aill
He came hsck grim and resoluts
There's something PRETTY deep Ia al
this business" he sait Il know Why
the men ran away. The sergeant gave
them the tip 10. saw him talking To-
pspllioa last night. And THAT'S the
reason why they wouldHt sleep In the
shsck-becanss they mean, 10 run !
suppose the policemen were afraid
thst thsy would make trouble. or try
to help US hut cant fathorn IL.
Those meu acted ,ke criminals. That's
nor the way 81 the police
Ne cienehed his FIST and swors TN
der bis breath
~i'ii hare those fellows broke for
this II have To 20 TO Ottawa" he
said. And I'm going 10 run down
thos. breeds, II II takes me q lifetime
I tell you this Molly rs all bound
up with Joe In soue way or cther snd
Tom En~yer's at the bottom Of e:
-nn, FIRST remember Kitty" said
holly softly laying her hand o. WI.
tons shoulder
Even the slight touch made him
/ @snrs. for ,b~ aeia sf> ass~l,v on. arg,
vas becoming nabearable. lie ira llEed
that In all probability he was Ia for
long spell II Illness. lie knew thA,
the hohs would have 20 he reset. Ills
head felt strangely HIGHT, and the
ground see6wd 20 siop. downhIli frctn
him In all directions But he shu, his
teeth hard and would not ie, Molly
guess And a severish energy ,ees
possession ~ him He mus, hold out
for N. Journey. until after the share
holders meeting-~until be had told
kittyl
wen take the police sled and start
nj once" he sald "a Molly. Il, looks
as II a storm was brewing. IN tel,
Andersen ,o let those fellows 60 about
noon. and III leave the revolver with
him
inside the shack they found the 20
licemen eating their breakfast on the
fnor. With the cnretsker diligently
serving them They werc still bound.
but their hands were FREE
Turn them loose At noon, Andcr.
sen" Wilton said. Give them enough
slsp-hang to carry them on their WAY.
Jus, turn them loose and see tina. they
haven't any dangerous weapons 60 do
you mischief with"
You bet take cara for that"
grinned the Sweie,
Wilton 10, Andersen harness the
dogs. 90 save his strength fct the Jour.
ney. In few minutes the sites. wHs
ready. with the sleigh carrying Ice's
body attached behind, and the hussies,
hnrness~,i. sl,,lng dociie tn the snow.
awaiting the command 20 mush
The sun WAS lust showing above the
.hcrtten wh&A Nsi,asi hba Al,';g start
~i on the second stage Of their hour
ney to Clayton
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
Amsnassn.s Ul,lma,. os t.s,.

Captain Ameatspns plan Ia ta make
bis base AT Cape Harrow Prom
shence be rruIasss to cuver BY ihs
air rsate the ssa miles Ia tha North
pole Hls ultimate gnal " Cape t,el
gu,nla another ANs intsss distant. maA.
ins toIal distance % i,g8i ,niios
Az he Will duahtlcss he compelled 10
dcFiate fr,sn the straight ~csQrsr. this
estimates tina, he will cNver apprO,t
'miatsfy - .srsfTn.icsc tasy tS3 Tw WIN
feraynise the ssassl .r,le. ia ss.st aaj,s
clear, az Il II nat distinguished by any
particular phs sirat features he VIII,
however. hV ahlc 90 discover v'hRt
chances there are f@ carrying Gus his
projected drift tn q vessel asfcss me
polar hapin. which 10 Isis main paF-
pcsc If aging over ihe top " DE
earth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
TMAIIInNIT
I'LL THE ny
UN,lRU.
LARGE PRODUCERS EAT MUCH
Ore Of tAs tsrsestast Pssnss srssgAs
oas "a oseassns<us Aassssia
by j. G. Aae1s~sti.

tSsss~s~4 10 ts@ ps.s@A sz~sss p~S~skssxA
W AsFs< AsFsss
c~@s that f.tTseBc~ FailR ana hWGtee
tst tn large eeaAsiStcs have keca ap.
Estifss and rVssay pS3aehes aas t,ey
hFtnx ta higher isse@sHrs over fred ce~t
than the sesnu nFvdac~rs. resarsicss
81 hFe<ss, ss~ weight. date II fsosAesl-
IND, ard geographical lec1siaa, This IA
eas Of TIE ifEpagyAa, T~ints afoAshs
out tn pSgzrtnrut Bulletin isssa. We
latsoa 81 rrsiactaca TO incons~ trvsn
Dairy co~a By J, c. MefAoweia rust
published BY the rnIsed States N
partBeni ~ Agriculture.
The facts In the bsIlie,in are ha~ea
90 . study 81 cats supplied by ~
ee~-srsttng associations In Various
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

vsrsiss1 - mach and h Cd ~ snAny Pee.
pa Esnd that | hegxn 10 take II nyself.
| sra feeasng hse now and every enc tails
me tAey never saw me lsakin@ ~ wsa. !
live On farm. Dc Ill my wcxk. md have
sAree little gsras 70 txAs care ef. am
reeonmeodsnE tAis medicine b. my
ff,ents and know h viii help them II
they ne II LIKE d. /" -- Ars. MgRAxwr
Los0 Il. u. 4 Boz 7. LArwiii. iaaisaA.
Many womsn keep ascat their work
when u IL . great effort They are a..
Ways tired cat and hare mn aaahitiou.
When you are In thas eonditsen give Il
prompt assentisa.
Take Lydia I. FakAan's vexesahls
Compound. fcr u 10 especially sdsptea
g csrrec, such troahlss 40 Il cid tof
Mira Long,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
CARE FOR FARM WOODLANDS


Take care ~ the farm woodlands,
advises the forrest service ~ the
United stsi.s Iprra rtfEseut nj ATrf
culture h-p the ttncs w9t they
lni#rr the youna seedlings aisg tres
Woodland ard pastare land are issosf
profitable hFss managed separately
Tire hp9us forrest, II ssll esre1 fer wiD
supply slI tbs tjFnner ehich thS fsrrs
ts@ev5s for tHiiflags fences atd tvs'.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
The Big Muskeg
By
VICTOR ROUSSEAU
rr~..ssyss s.,.r

/ bis lalnaes, aud raaAea forward again,
swing ing the revolver sioft. butt for
ward Ia kia hand.
With bis powerful build ne could
have delivered = blow that would have
crushed wiiton's skull. But before Inc
blow fell Andersen had raised his pan
and brought II dosa esigvwis- upon
the sergsant's bead. cutting the scalp
TO the bope and drenehlng the mao
With the boiling greas Ne.
With q scream II pain Ps,ers STUN
| bied forward. letting the revolver fall
from his hand. slipped In the grease
that had begun 10 oote along the aoor.
and fell full length 90 the planks
where he lay writhihs In anguish, nod
trying Ia clear his eyes Il the melted
fat aud the blood that stfeamed down
his forehead
INSTANTLY Molly s,oofesd snstehef up
the weapon, which had fallen az her
feet. and covered the constable, who
had Haex himself upon Wilton again
Myers stopped dead und ,hre~ BIZ,
hands up Automatically
sect cvrr there r ssi'' a''''y sr4saly,
pointing toward the wall behind the
sergeant.
Myers obeyed Immediately, and took
his post against the vail the picture
~ confasion. Peters struggled slowly
70 hts feet, Has face and pea incket
we're covered with q hlm ~ grease
over which the blood from his wound
VAS ,rlckling The tables we're turned
with dramatic completeness
-Yop know what this means, !" sp'u,
tered the sergeant. trying 10 clear tfis
IA, from hi. eyes. ~e' 1890"
Il do, and I'll take my chance" an.
swe,ed Wilton. grittins his teeth a, the
pain from his injured arm, The wound
did not seem TO have reop.ned. hn,
either his blow or the grasp ot the
constable had displaced the broken
ends Of the bone, and he could feel
them grating Together at his sllghtes,
moremsa, Keep your hands ~, both
OF your he ordered. ''tllve me the re-
voiyer. Molly Got rope. Andersen r
swell. ! guess ! have, .rinned the
swede He stepped 10 n packing case
behind the stove. and brought out q
short coll ~ manila. which. with q
kitchen knife, he sliced Into four or
Ave lengths
II tank tie them 20 that beam"
he satd. indicating one Of the vertical
uprgh,s OF the wooFien shack
"All right. Andersen. said Wilton,
Tie 'em 50 that they can SIT down,
They'll have some time 10 wait. and
they may get tired ot standing
lie took the revolver from Molly and
slipped Il Into his pocket. Peters let
loose a string ~ vicious o~ths as An.
dersen proceeded 10 truss him up out
neither man offered any resistance,
1ht ,aretsker stepped hack and lopkei
at his work with critical satisfaction.
Il tank you get 10 Clayton by 70.
morrow aight. all right. Mr.. CArrn,h.
ers," he said with droll complscenry.
putting some mere potatoes 10 the pan,
Despite their citation. Molly and
Wilton could eat but little. wash.
ing down the food. which they could
tsaerily, nsas,tcJe. With, xn,na of s,aSsee
They were glad TO set cut into The air
Wilton made his way 20 the cache, un.
locked Il, and took out some frVwen
ash for the dogs which we're giving
tongue vigorously inside the stable
Here rsplllon :" he called. 4 can't
make cut what's the matter with those
men. lying In their blankets at this
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

|wAya Tired cat afsi
|hsa nesmksskA WA
EnaEssAAk. saAa Alasy
|and everything
ssessssa 10 worry rse
snGIAsdawMl pains
b ny rtehs ssae !
fsis badly assas fNr
yeAss and cxla ,scs
% my work a. IL
sAcaA have hesa
tuas. | sac Iysiia 4
Ifmkham . vege~
'pmkts g..rar..zxa4 Al.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
KEEP COLTS IN R00MY STALL
Young Animals Should Not Hs Per
rrittsd 10 Run win Mares Which
Are WORKING In Field.

II mares are being us-a for farm
work. d. MT LET colts run with them
In the field Keep the colis p~nned
tH vr-~syY ~ss~a s~,es s~ss,.ss@+s hos
STALL In the bern. II the stall Ii
screened 10 keep ont flies ~ much
the better lie; the colts nurse
morning neon and night. and run
with tha.r mothers la the harss pad
COCK OF night.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

Aaltaal fp~ye ia reqgired sue tho
ses, groath m chicks, a. sr2l ~ fos
iarge exg yields Nsez~ hass and
varfas are scarce. Il Ia wsai 10 se~t
gsest strap, hsh scrap, oy any form
u nEi.s products
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

hour. with TIE togs bowling tcv their
breakfast" No said 10 Mclly 'ndiG,
nsnsiy. ~They must have known 10
seed their before starting ~ run IKE
ne owe we've xcs before rs ! SURPRISE
hey heart the rcw ssd ST t'sr~i saaek
~ bod, he added
lat no answer care 70 ais cali and
sG,tdsnly Mnsir uttered cry and
p&nted On the cssssr side Of TIE
stable we're the ,-rcIss nt Sleigh. Or
teratei At the entrarcs nv the falling
,nnw. ~aica bad artfrrd against -tA-
on'ldinx
Wtl,oa wr~neh~t the door cScr. Ills
.isisa sad the dogs were Sone. tegesk-
"a ~.;A Tia rita, shssSsn and uanss,,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

ara Mce man 10 ens cf MIN.
paris " the couGtry Rccaase ~ het,
tyr leedinE, better hnesaing and bet,
ter carr, cpws owned hy Assaciatios
.ssrsnsa~ss ss,r,a,ssas .lslass tteas, sh-s. spi.
eral run " cossA The estimated PRO.
ductiou per head Of ali The dairy COVE
Ia the United States Is approximately
s1a pounds ~ mila AID loo pounds Of
hutieFtat rear The association
cows ar about ~ per cent better.
producing az average II d0,T pounds
of milk and AS pounds II hutterfa,
According TO hgures based On 1904
yearly individual COW rersssis. ~ bat.
tsrfst production Increased from 100
Go s0, pounds there MAS regular Ia.
crrsxe 81 about SD In lncesae over
feed cost per COW for every ~ pounds
Of Increase in average production Of
hu,,crfst As the yield 81 huitesfat
Increased from poe pounds 10 sss
pounds. the returns shove the dollar
expended FOR feed Increased from -
rents 10 sls2
The cows having an average mIlA
production ~ s,g;o pounds showed an
average income Of 81: Is over the rns,
n feed. while those producing ia.2i1
pounds showed sn average income OF
s2isis over feed cosi. Tie cows In
The latter group produced about four
times IS much ms these In the other
group. and their average Income over
,osi ~ feed sas nearly seven times as
great, The iner~as. IN income atsoye
iced cost grew regularly with the IN
.reass ~ produetl0n
A study Of ihesf REGARDS shoss tina;
II pays best TO tut fecd iute he pro
tuwrs. even though they ARE bis ea,
ers. says the department
A copy Of the bulletin may he ut,
tnined upon spplscation 10 The i'epsr'
nseoa III .Assirashnre, Washington. H. e..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
~Seven miles yst ard ths
meetings o. ni,e." ~ cad. u
eary make ", Molly
10 sg CONTINUED


TIE rr~stext bird gvnrnsnd 10 Tire
vrgta-~ az sparh~ass ErrWye S~r~s
vwstu-ss rsa Trgy rNe csrv1~ of .
horse Ia hall sc tsssf st'sr ssrs .
ra~sl they can AZ o5fv fe- rw-sss
rSer sraaa wsit res-~ssas7 as,T1~~
ssryssrenx w'EEs sas tssocss sAss sys~
STEERING ntteous cYtea-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

vachcr Ralfn relieves Hay Fevvf, ~
we'll rs most hgrts and roren@ss Ak
your druggist. ar send for n frye
sample. u. W, yscher. Inc. Nov Or
Jeans, la ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
Al In 4 Minute.

I'M truuhls y.tn for the time. mis
ter" said the fe",pad
ITS just striking "ne. replied the
man anruwIed. punching him between
the eyea
Don't hIi me with your SECOND
hand" said the fontpad skipping IN.
4~iloston Transcript.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

An active mind probably gets ~
fullest ocrupatioa IN politics There
are 10 Idle moments
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

why IN csperien~ unable 20 teach
foslsf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

NTNOpaIa. -. ISDeking over Bix
husksx. q sssfniBkiy imp&ssAbas
swamp 10 The path u tho Missa-
tlbl Railroad, ice tiestoek. EuldaF
" the line. aud wilton Cafrllh@fs.
chief Of engineers. are eoBsldsfiss
the 4tssIeuitisa a rins she, iastaat.
~ kiils lsoatosk ara breaks Car
ruthsfs ARA CarFathsrs trtaA To
carry N. body 10 post Of tha
Hadsoh's hay company. whsrs Ne"
Donald 10 tho factor Mtboaald's
laughter. Molly. sees Carvathsrs
struggling IN the nuzkss and draKs
him frUsp ths swamp. sith hia bur
den unAceountablT. her father
oblsest 10 hsF saving caFrpthEra
Weakened by his wound aud sa<r-
tlORs, CarrutAsTs " disturbed by
this Appearances OF Tom B1uysF.
hostocs's business rival and per.
sonAl envmy tioSgsr insg,a Scl.
". and CArruthFrs strikes him.
Casrulhsys declares his love for
Molly ahs promise. 20 be ~. ~ifs
Csrruthrfs has 10 reach "a. town
Of clayton 20 attend meeting al
Whieh Hostsck's enemies plan 10
ursst essstst4l .s.t le- Mt.s@liel tram
hlm Molly Ross with him They
Nrs delayed by q storm Attacked
by hts dogs CAFuthsrW' NE 10
saved by Molly. 7ho il forced 10
Nil the animals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
GOLD MEDAL.
r1!8,a.!n.ok

T'Ss vMidsSi sssndsifd ismsdy NV tsdrsy,
hvss. elsdess ard uric Sod syccbtss-lshs
hsscnAi Remedy n Holland sanos iesA
Three ssss. I'll dsaxg,ssA
LssA n. - ss@s c~A kesAsi - svsvy ksa
ssA sessss re is~sssS~~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
TOO
LATE

Dcssh only . natsw u shors tins.
Don't wait until pains and sches
become incurabls diseases. Avosd
PAINFUL consequences By taking
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yard of narrow, dainty
edging for Baby's new
cap, or that Of a superb
lace-draped gown ac-
cording to the latest
mode.
This Lace Store, with
its long-established ave-
nues Of importation
from the famous centers
of the lace-making in
dustry, is constantly re-
ceiving from Belgium,
Ireland, France, Italy,
and China new consign-
ments Of the loveliest
and best Of the laces, and
they are ready for you
t o d a y in unrivaled
choice.
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|CH|EF LUTz TALKS
| TO RURAL F|REMEN
Head Of Local Department Ad-
dressed County Associa-
ton Meeting.

chief f.utx Of tho Wilmington Fire
Department gave n very instructive
address 10 tho, members OF the New
Castle County Volunteer F1remen's
Association Mt their meeting held last
Thursday night at the Cranston
Heights fire house, when representa-
tivcs from Cranston Heights. Chrie-
tiana. Elsmcre. Five Points. Holloway
Terrace and Newport fire companies
were present. Chief Lutz gave some
interesting facts relative 10 the work
ing of the Wilmington Fire Depart
ment and also some valuable hints TO
the rural firemen. especially eniphasiz-
Ing the value of Are prevention.
lie also spoke on the f,ne work done
by the rural fire companies In fighting
fires in rural New Castle County
thereby relieving the Wilmington
Companies OF this extra duty.
After the meeting the Cranstor
Heights fGemen served refreshments
to the visitors.
The next .Leeting of the aasociat tor
win be held Mt Elsmere. October 12.
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|DELAWAREhNS At
| RED MEMS COUNCIL
Delegation Attending the Ma
tlonal Meeting in Boston,
Massachusetts.

John NJ. Clcary, Charles u. Coleman,
Frank A. Gradwohl, Edward McIntire,
Alexander c. Rodgers and Edward
Sayers are representing Delaware at
the 10Th great sun" secession OF the
Improved Order OF Red Men. which
opened In Boston. Mass. on
Monday. Forty-one states have dele
gates at the meeting.
Mr.. Cleery was appointed to serve
with six otho members on tho dis
tributions committee. Mr.. Rodgers
was appointed to serve on the State
OF the order committee. Edward Nc
lntire OF this city was elected to the
pensions committee. to serve with j.
G. Littleton of Maryland and c. G.,
Blease OF South Carolina.
Among the changes In the consti-
tuition of the order was the appoint
nlrnt of now office, to be known ae
the Great Counselor's. The Great
Councillors duties ehall be to advise
the other officers upon the law of the
CVdor when necessary.
A resolution was presented asking
that the Hunters and Warriors de
grea be eliminated from the ceremony
of the order. 1t was pointed out tha
some tribes looked upon this dogrH.
Us warrant for the display of tn,