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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
Sugar Market

suasrs-Detroif Svnoietale priceat
Crystal dominoes. 2-lh. s250, 40. s.
10. ii25n. eagle tablets. fil20i cut
loaf. ti085 cubes fsgh. NxxN pow
dsred $3.50 standhr d powdered
1913. graduated, extra coarse. se1B:
do hne. IN bulk. So do. 25-lb cottons
1910. crystal domino gran. 2-lh. and
S.lh cartons in cases. 500 crystal
domino gran ,rs7Ss \ s = essSs $50 dis.
No. 4. o.. No S 1896 NO. =. 1890. No
Z. 1885 No q. $50 No .. g. 7s No.
10. $40 Ne. II, sssb No. "a $3.50
No. IA 1855 No ~ N.SS. No. Is.
tsb5. non-caking mixture $40. beet
GRADUATED. $3.50 per 100 lbs house
hold pcwd i5a. % 70 case. t2.55. do.
as "a case. IS per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
NV YoRK rRoDUCE

NEW YORK. oct 2.--Flour spring
patents. sll;5Gia. strsiEhts sii6
iiT5. clears. si06onio7s winter.
7salI. straiAts tiO.s0Nii.
Pork. strong mass. tfSdas.bo. Ii RI .
steady. middle west spot SIS a as 10
sugar Raw. Nrm. centrifugal "a
test 81 so, muscovado ~ test 80 Of.
cut loaf. issS crushed $3.50 pow
dered. ss559tTo, graduated. IS asa
$50 Coffee Rio 40 on spot. 81 r
Tsilow Steady. special. isc citv.
i5A,c. Hay Firm. Arm prsns No, J..
tscTsii To- Dressed poultry. steady
turkeys 2i03Tc chickens. e502sc,
fowls. 2Sd sac. ducks. 7.n2sc Live
poultry. quiet. geese. tic. ducks, ~
1sc. fowls 1TT1q turkeys $50 20o /.
roostsrs lsn Zoe chicken. broilsrs
gtm2fc cheese Firm state milk,
common 10 specials. 15H 11sh q,
skins. common 20 apecial, "a 2Aisc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
cUTCAoo LIVE tTOCN

CHICAGO oct a.-I.ofs Nseeipts,
900 market slow. S4i0c lover
mixed and butchers utis0is.so.
sssav e ssiisviEsais 60 lish,' usi1T
1880 pigs si47s1isI0' cattle re.
ceipts. II 900 market. weak 20 ioe
lower. beevts. t7.7oF 1880. eows ard
hetfers. s5W174o; stockers and feed
trs Ss2Sn i1.3S. calves " nlt.t.
sheen Receipts. "a. 900 market
strong. native, taGiisk. western.
tsb0di27b lambs tlsab9i7.fs;
western titsonis7B.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

CHICAGU. oct 2--HutttT EttFAs.
41tsc Arsts, &c dairy extras ~ = =
i2ife nrsts to.rNc. Eggs Prlm,..
gGhc FEgr Prime ordinary. 81 u
SsL nrsts 36h 0a6a cheese
twins 1SafShc young Americas.
e6tS a21c Lave poultry. Fowls 20
qatsc ducks. I'D iac geese tsd isc 4.
aprIngH 2gc. turkeys $50. Fotatoes:
Pscripts 40 cars Wisconsin and MIN
neaota ti1II0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
CIryrIAND LIVE srncK

CLEVELAND. Oct 7--Hogs RE-
~. workers.. $3.50 mixed and meei-
ums tia.3k. pigs ti7.sS rcughs. els;
cars. market steady. unchanged.
sheer and lambs RscsiPts ears;
market strong tor. $3.50. Calves.
Receipts. 100; steady, top. sic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
livestock


MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTocKrARps
Detroit oct i--Cattie Market
opened steady, best heavy steers
S0UI0, hest handy weight butcher
steers sss06a50. mixed steers and
heiters S7sofSso handy light butch
crs f6.50a7; light butchers fs6fi
best COWS iT3SGTfs butcher COVE.
mere s450G565: best heavy bulis.
S7.26g 10. bologns butts. N.50q1;
stock bulls sBB6ns. feeders. t7.5eg
so. stockers. tb.bOa $50, mixers and
.priugers. slsna Of Veal calves Mar.
ket steady. best grades $3.50 others
t99ls sheep and lambs Market, 2Se
higher. hest lambs s1e1is3s fair
lambs Sl5G1s7s. iIEht % common
lambs tiSGl425. fair to good sheep.
5000 10. culls and common. tbko9i.
Hogs. Market prospects. pigs tifT
IL ~ mixed grades tit7Snts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
Banks and Tyust Companies
The following nrms%Srs priyiies.

The following nrmsNKrs privileged
% execute orders on tho exchange
" p Moss A Co Carlyls a Povah.
Geo. ~. west q co. y Maecrone
fnour & Co. ". y mclaughlin. Msr-
rili. Lynch a Co " A Hsmiin a Co.
VIM A. Neer A. Co. Sinclair 4 Couls.
Wendell Muikey q Co., Wm. II Rose
& Co. r X rslton a Co, Joel stock
ard A Co. Bennett. Smith & Co. w.
r. Reilly q Co. Matthew Finn. A. w.
wallace a Co. Lewis q. oorton'
Nebc- Bslden- " oodrun Co. Dood.
Martin 4 Co. O'Hara- Ferris q Co.
webb, Lee a. Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

Needs OF wartime VIII he dis, u-s.
cd by the Ohio Conference NJ chart
ties and Corrections. meeting IN m.
nual session today ~ Springfield. O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
East Buffalo LIVE srocx

FAsT RT'FFhLO n v, oct I
Cattle Receipts. 1900: market
rendy. prime rtesrs tlt6itbo
butcher grades ssdl176 cows $50
T2G calves Receipts. 100 market
sctive. steady. Gull 20 choice. Wu
eg5 sheep and lambs Receipts.
0O0i market active lambs i5c high
az choice lambs ti7.76dis Gull 70
fair Sl2H1f. vesrlinGs. tit0lt.
sheen. tb1ia Hogs Receipts. $500:
slow 6mi0c lower. workers tle
qf0.75 PISS sisd SIS niHed. $3.50
fiaSh heavy, hashdso rouEhs.
SfEnlk15. stays tisnlI.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
TOLEDO Gn AIN

TOLEDO oct. Chose Wheat:
cash. s217 corn ,CAsh g. "a. De-
Cash. 6iirc December. sixc; May.
64i.c rye cash. $50. Cloverseed
each. $3.50 October and Decemb Der.
s13ss March, Sl3eS Alsike: Cash.
fi2.7e n notify cash, abS: oeto-
Rrick creamery. f6hc. tub creamery.
4Sc Eggs Fresh candled. ttc.
fancy selects f6c. Hay. Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
Nrw YoaK nrTrnR Avn roo.

new YORK, oct, 2.--Butter'
ira isx14Tc do. special market.
tsc. state dairy tubs ssdtsSci. inl-
tation creamery nrsts. loM CITY H..
Eggs FIRM receipts 1909 nearby
fancy. ifnisc. fresh hrsts. 3e6No.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

TOLEDO, oct. Hogs RsesSpte
iight market steady; mediums snd
iaso. good pigs. ,ifSeFis Calves
sfrnA. Sheen and lambs sleady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
nII-TEn ANn E.f.s

DETROIT. oct Butter Fresh
creamery extras f3hc creamery
nrsts 49, IN
Eggs Fresh Michigan nrsts $50
soc doG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

Detroit bank ciearinss Tor oct ..
faf7. were tsstT.a1Ssa.s total eiear-
sss rs. as against 1855. COS. sis % fcr
the corresponding period In 1918
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

Detroit's quota OF the war library
fund lacks tts, o00 Of the required
sum OF $3.50 and there WI have
10 BE- some tall hustling on the part
~ those Interested In the fund 20
make the grade BY Saturday when
the quota should bs raised. The
volunteer canvsssers will redoubse
their efforts In the ensuing Nv
DAYS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
EIGIN RI1y11ra

ELGIN. III. sept ~ Butter fstse
bid no sales Last weeks price. ~ Y @
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

DENTIST -Resiusree. dig rvsrsn.
teed salary and ass comm ssion
good hours Apply at once, utopss
Dentists % Michigan Main tsts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

Goods shampoone Hair
sssrr ali narSSs nhd retiring
March lS7s he Feb %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
ron .ALE-rH.mENcE PROPENSITY
EAST End HOMES


Beividere near chsrlevoiN, ! rooms
and bath oak floors. electric light
lot i0xi20 $4,000.
Hamilton ave. near Mack.
rooms and bath. ful basement hot
air furnace. oak floors and hnisn.
terms $500
IscMAy ave flrst block now 5-rm.
bungalow. all modern Improve
n1enta easy terms bargain.
S3T0)
Huribut ave between Mack and
KerehsvRi. nni-bungalow. : rooms
and hath. bedrooms modern
$500 down: - 500
$50 Bewick ave. large rooms
and bath. bedrooms hot air fur
mace oak floors and finish beauu-
full decorations and electric TX
lures immediate possession $500
down. balance Ike rent open to-
day 10 g.
F. B. GUINAN
1883 Mack ave. Hickory a1l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
sIrIs-r,IscrIl.N rous ron sALE-nIscrILANnous /.
HAINFS. WIGS. TOUPEES. LADIES' HAZE GOODS
bald headed men quit mop
htng the perspiratiOn from (

Ia headed men quit mo
.ng the perspiration fro
tho top OF your head
and come az ones
Go Hsines Hair
shop and get a
/, tource or Wig that
4 Hlil stop the per- Il
"A spiTatiOn running Il
a 81 the head I've q
II toupeos made Ia
AZ nearly all shades y.
III and sizes from ST.
n TO t2f.50. Ladies' Z:
Il and Gents wigs
\ for street wear \
from 81 20 t&5. and
can take your
measure and make
YOU 20 order any
Vie Of wig or toupoo
u NAV want. Ladies'.
4 and select that switch
wave, curl
hing YOU MAJ want
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
CHICAGO CRAM

CHICAGO. oct Opening
December. down &c, May. down &c.
oats December unchanged May,
down isc. Provisions lower.
Noon---Corn. December unchang-
cd May up q Oate December mp
SO May up Nc. Provisions stsady
Close--corn. December &I,T y 90.
MAY up sc Oats December up
ic Nay up 10 Provisions Higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
New York Stocks

QuotaUonH D. II0ruHl0N ~ a W"oNs.
Oct open High Low close
Adv Rum. en- Ma flla llh ~ a
Ajax Rubber so go 60 40
Alaska Gold tia ~ - "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
STORAGE And CARRIAGE
HONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
liberal leans on real tFtate.
Second ncvtHaWe realty loans
VIII buy s1uttles In vacant fots awf
improved property.
EBERT. 500 Majestic Bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought.
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBFKT 500 NJ jestic Bldg.
CONsTiiiFCT ON loans - Liber>s
amounts. y ~ Weber, 1et orstlot.
WI puY LAND cONTRACIA
Detroit Land Contract Co.
sif-sit Hammond Hlde cad. tsfef
Prtstfne --the ptafn nesf hina--teaf|
e rteht-Tfme- JOB Dtptr--nsin t51e-
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Quotations by Paine w.bber & Co.
OCT 2 open High Low close
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Az TOMOBILRs

Come in and make your Sc
lection from a large variety
Of splendid bargains. Your
choice Of many different col
ors.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
FALSE ADDRESSES GIVEN
Department Of Justice Discover Rsoi>
trsnts Gave False Addresses
In Many Cities.

Washington, Hundreds Of men In
The chief cities Of the country, reports
to the department OF 5ustie6. show.
gave fictitious addresses for draft reg
istration. and are now being sought By
government agents. Bridges. vacant
lots, streets tina, DO not exist. and in
some cases, factory sites were given
~ addresses by registrants who since
have disappeared In large number
OF cases prospects are not considered
bright for finding the slackers,
Tbs practice appears 70 have been
moreHreyalent In the larger cities
Slackers who, after having registered
failed 10 report for physical examina
zion, will be ordered into the military
service OF the United States without
further prelim.aries, losing claims OF
exemptions and other considerations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
BOTH WOOD AND STEEL SHIPS
Manager Of Emergency Fleet corpor-
alton Tells tumbermsn To Rush
Shipments For Vessels.

Washington. Conferences between
shipping btsrd officials and Southern
pine producers disclosed that the new
administration in charge OF the ship
program proposes to build large NUM-
beers OF wooden ships ~ we'll AZ steel
ones II has developed that the new
officials. on examination Of facts In
tho shipping board row which resulted
In the elimination Of Gen. Goethals
and former Chairman ponman found
merit on beth sides.
Rear Admiral Caps, new general
manager OF the emergency feet cor.
poration. told lumbermen the govern
ment had new information to spur the
shipping program onward and asked
the producers TO increase their output
In every possible way. Admiral Capps
reproved lumberman who had do,
clared there was no money In govern
nent contracts, and said II was every
mans patriotic duty to serve the
country at this time without hope OF
unusual reward.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
PREP STAGE
N BIG VAR GAME.
HUGE Array 10 FORMING AND Ma
TON 70 PREPARING FoR lrs
cREATEsT STRUGGLE.
EFFICIENCY wll WIN NAE
pscr.e a ksms WIN pcd3us An Ne
eessitiss 10 Maintain thu FiuhtsrA
ssaeksrs VIII % torcsd ONO
Firing Llns When Found.

Washington In q sttte1ncnt dss
eusssRg thc task before the war Indus
trses board Frank A. Scott tts chair
man. declares the preparatory stage OF
the war has passed tor this country.
and that from now on there mast 10
real application hy every man aud ev-
cry material forc1.
Tho board. whose first meeting was
held Tuesday. will have charge OF gov.
ernmcnt buying and supervision over
the general industrial activity during
the war.
III II can be said that there has been
preliminary stage Of cur share In
the war. II is over now, Our troops
are already In France and we have be-
Essn the actual raising of huge army
here Ut home 70 be sent abroad when
the time Is ripe. We have passed tho
period Of prepaRation--wo, are was.
Ing war.
Efficiency and economy IN produe.
inE ana diRtrIbutinx the government
requirements are ~ necessary 10 sue.
cess as courage and intelligence In bat.
tia. The Stacker " home IL as con.
temptihle 4 figaro a. the coward In
the presence OF the enemy. The
luxuries Of peace must give way To tho
necessaTies OF war.
We must staadardtsr. economist,
and then prcduce, produce, produce,
fhts country has TIE three great fSqtf'
sites for making modern war--men.
metal and machinery, We must make
them all available now, untfl we can
claim the victory, speed must be our
watchword Days saved now In the
production Of war needs viii mean
lives saved hereafter when our troops
take the field. Prvfit-makins must
yield TO patriotism: extravaganza 70
economy: selfNhness TO servics."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
DESTROYERS MAKE
U.BOATs SUBMERGE
AMERICAN oEsTRoyERs FIRE ON
GERMAN SUBMARINES. WHO
TURN AND GET AWAY.
GERMANS FEAR AMERICANS
Submarine Had Just Sunk Steamer
When Destroysrs Ape AIRED and
Put Enemy TO instant Flight.
Picked Up Crew.

American Naval Base Ia British Wa.
lers.--Ameriean destroyers report hay-
Ing engaged two submarines simulta.
neously six miles distant. causing both
of them to speed away and submerge
without firing shot-typical Of the be-
havior OF submarines when they see
destroyers
One OF the submarines had just sunk
q steamer by gunnre: the second was
attacking q merchantmen when the de-
stroyers opened Are. The second sub.
marine, which Is described as a super.
type almost as long ~ destroyer.
raced of and submerged At tho irst
shots. the other. which had sunk the
steamer. displaying unusual boldness
and remained up several minutes while
the destroyer dropped shells around
her, Only when a shell splashed with
In rs yards Of the submarine did she
submerge. according to the crew OF the
steamer, who watched the attack from
a small boat close by, and who later
were rescued BY the destroyers.
A French tanker bound for America
limped into port with a 304oot hole in
her bow as result OF q fight with q
submarine. The tanker was twice at.
tackled. In the first, early In the voy-
age. she easily heat OF the submarine
and reached point 400 miles toward
America. She was then attacked by
another submarine, the shells OF which.
despite the stout resistance OF the
tanker's gunners. shattered the pilo,
house. smashed the compass, and tore
q gaping hole elbow the water line.
The tanker began to settle and the
crew abandoned the ship. the subma.
rine disappearing. The crew rowed
away In q rough sea, but later, sur.
prised that the tanker did not stink.
returned TO her and managed. without
bearings. to bring her to port.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
|. ". ". LEADER IS LYNCAED
Naked Men Take Asltato< From 10
tsi and Hang Him To Railroad
rrcstts.

Butte. Mont. Frank Little, member
VI the executive board II the Indus
trial Workers Of the World. ard prom.
front In labor troubles In Arizona. was
taken frum \ lodging house here by
mashed men and hanged to q railroad
trestle on the outskirts Of the city.
The body was cut down by tho chief
Of police. who identified It. Little. In
recent speech here, referred to Unit
cd States troops a. Uncle Sans
scabs In uniforms"
On Little's body was card bearing
the words. First and Last Warning
Others take notEa Vigilantee."
Little was an active end forccful
speaker. Since. his' arrival in Butte
recently from Globe, Artx. he had
made number OF speeches to strik-
ers. in all OF which he had attacked
the government and urged the men to
shut down the mines OF tho Butte dis.
trict. His record was under invest.
cation by federal authorities. whose
attention had bean called to his activ.
itioA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
REPORTS q ON v.BoAT ATTACK
Rear Admiral olsavss Tells About e.
~ forts u Germans 70 Sink Amor.
lean Transports.

Washington Detailed report
Of Rear Admiral Gleaves respecting
the submarine attack on the American
transports Of the frat expedition to
France was received by Secretary
Daniels and forwarded to Chairman
Tiilman. OF the senate naval Affairs
committee.
II was said that the report. which
10 In detail and supplementary 10 the
brief report on which the navy depart,
ment announced the successful re-
pulse Of the submarine attack, IL In
accord with tho facts which tie navy
announced at that time. but which
since have been attacked - IN eIag,
geration.
Admiral Gleaves. who commaaded
the destroyer notiIia which guarded
the transports. made the report to
Admiral Mayo. commander OF the Al.
lantic feet. II Ia understood he tells
in detail how the German submarines.
lying in wait for the American trans.
ports. attacked thenl twice and were
driven of in fight which probably
destroyed one German submarine and
probably others.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
'C0KVENIlDn hlk lost
PEOPLE RE0asrERED A HEAxy
,scTE AGAINST coRsriTU-
TlokAL CONVENTION.
Extensive csmpssaa ossr 8sats ~
] caasG,tloa tsaaas Failed rc csrY
Opposition II ceUatsy erssaI isrsss-
ss4 FaStas Ia Vets. Y

f ~ f + .
StashvilsA--Ths constitutional con
vention i.lan was decisiseiy VOTED
down hi TIA ,~cent eleessoa. lssse
than eashaif the normal vote 'Nlls
cent.
Perhaps tho moss safg~taing feature
OF the vcsins was the shcwing In West
Tennessee, In shis section friends al
the proposition 10 hoid . convention
claimed their ssrongAcids, but the
sentiSasnf w'As 50 stronS against To
proposition ana the vote so hgh, THAT
II went across the Tennessee river
win s.se4 votes behind
In the biz middle Tennessee coaIi'
ties immense maiciisies were relied W
againsseths proposition, In some Of the
coaLties the vote being eight to one
against It.
East Tennessee regsstered Ito pro-
test with tight vote and heavy ballet
ing against the convention Idea.
The ctties failed to Nhow the favor
for the Convention idea It's frisnds had
hoped
Memphis alone rolled up . big ma
iority Ia favor Of q new Constitution,
Nashyslls and Chattanooga, with a
hight vote. broke about even. while the
proposition was lost Ia Knoxville.
Opposition Of the country press. at''
athy on the part Of citizens, absence
Of many voters In military camps and
tho opinion that the present time 10 In
brortuae were few OF the coatribat-
ing factors to the loss OF tho ccnSsn'
yon plan.
Following Is the vote on the PROPOSE
ton by counties:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
BOOZE AMENDMENT
PUT UP TO STATES
FIRST. CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
MENr EVER APPROVED BY
EITHER BRANCH.
TO VOTE WITHIN SIX YEARS
Senate Passes Measure BY Strong
Vote After Three Days Debate.
Little Opposition Anticipated
ass ,e....<,. IN Lower Rranch. J., ~,

Washington.--A resolution for sub.
mission to the states OF a prohibivon
amendu eN to the federal constitution
vas adopted by the senate The vote
was IS to 20. eight more than the nee.
essary twpthirds.
As adopted the resolution contains
provision that the states must be
asked 10 ratify the amendment within
ak yearA The house still must act
on the resolution.
Senator's opposing the resolution
were:
Democrats $3.50 Brcussard. Culberson.
Gerry, Hardwick, Hitchcock, Husting.
James. Lewis, Phelan, Pomerene.
Reed and Underwood. Total 10.
Republicans Bwndegee, Calder,
France. Lodge. penross, Wadsworth,
Warren and Weeks. Total s,
Total against 10.
Senators voting for the resolution
wore:
Democrats Ashurst. Bankhead.
Beckham. Chamberlain. Fletcher.
Gore, Hollis, Jones' Of New Mexico.
kendrick. King. Kirby, Mcclellan,
Martin. Myers, Newlands. Overman.
Owen, Pittman. Ransdell, Robinson.
salisbury. shafroth. sheppard.
Shields. Simmons. Smith OF Arizona.
Smith OF Georgia. Smith OF South
Carolina, Stone. Swanson. Thompson,
Trammell, vardaman. Walsh. VII.
liams and Wolcott. Total 50,
Republicans BorAh, Brady. Colt,
Cummins Curtis, Fernald. Frelinghuy.
sen. Gronna, Hale, Harding. Johnson
OF California, Jones Of Washington.
Kellogg. Kenyon. Knox. LaTollette.
McCumher. McNary. Nelson. New,
Norris, Page. polndexter. Sherman,
Smith Of Michigan, Smooi. Sterling.
Sutherland and Watson. Total ~.
Total for. S5.
The proposed constitutional amend
ment Ii the first initiated by congress-
since that providing for pcpciar elec.
ton Of United States senator's. ap
proved IN fsft. II IA the first time
that either branch OF congress has 40
proved constitutional amendment for
prohibition. A few years ago q simi
lar resolution In the house received a
majority. but failed Of the required
twothirds
Prohibition leaders OF the house
now claim enough votes to insure sub
mission OF an amendment to the
states. and will seek early discussion
In the house
The senate's action came aftes
three days debate All efforts Il
amend the resolution failed except fol-
the addition Of Senator Harding I
amendment fixing the six year, time
limit within which three sourths ol
the states must rat!iy the amendment
to make II effective. This was an
proved, ss to a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
The lsss Of tho cariha

The Garth Indian was the first rep.
rsaenatfve OF Lo ths poor red man to
meet the tide Of European travel. He
was the one found BY Columbus and
the later Spanish explorers In the West
Indies, and hc has given the Caribbean
scA his name. Thus he Ia assured q
monument ~ long a. geography shall
last and he needs Il becausa ~ ,
living race b. has practically disap-
peared.
How many thousands Of Carfbs
dweit In the wsst Indies In iio1 n
largely 4 matter Of conjecture. They
quickly began 10 dc out under tho
hand Of the conQusrcr. who worked
therf IN slaves. and shot them when
they made war. To-Day Il Ii doubtful
whether there are Z hundred pure
blooded Caribs alive. Practically ali
Of them .live on the British Island Of
Dominica. On reservation set apart
Tor them called Salybia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-10
FOOD PRICE QUERY STARTS
Distribution d Rrsadstvfss and Foods
WIN d Studied BY Federal
ExpereA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor fhvestiss.
ton Of the production and dtstribu
ton Of breadstuffs was completed at
. conference Of federal trade commits,
tion officials, department Of Agricui
ture experts and representatives Of
the food administration.
The Investigation win be q part Of
the trade commissions general In.
Quiry into food prices The trade
commission win sceh particularly 70
find law Violations and uDeconomic
methods In the manufacture and sale
Of flour and bread. The information
will Be- turned over to the department
Of Justice and 10 tho food administra-
ton.