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The Washington times., 1919-09-01
N. F. METAL UNIONS
HOLDPARADE TODAY

BOSTON. sept. 1.-Nearly $4,000
members OF the metal trade unions
parade here today. They are mem
bers of the Boston, chariestown,
Waterto1n and Quincy metal trades
councils. Included in the number are
men from the navy yard and arsenal,
railroad brotherhoods and all other
locals affiliated with the A. +. OF l.
An appropriation OF $1,000 was
granted by Mayor Peters for the pa
rade and a banquet provided for the
parade officers.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
OLD FALSE TEETH WORTH
MONEY; GERMANS BUY 'EM

BERLIN. Sept. 1.--ChGraeteristie
OF the economic situation in Ger
many Is the following ad in Nun
Ich Newspaper:
'WarninE-Don't throw away old
or broken sets Of teeth! They sell at
uuheard-of prices, pay as high a.
$50 marks (k57.50) per set. and three
marks (75 cents) per tooth.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
Kitchen C1binet
Ease at 1895

This Kitchen Cabinet Base Is
well made OF smooth-finished
lumber and serves as very prac-
teal and inexpensive cabinet
for the kitchen. 4JX26-inch top,
with two deep bins and top
drawer.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
MARYLANDERS POSTPONE
OLD DEFENDERS MEETING

Owing to Labor Day activities the
meeting OF the joint committee hav-
ing in charge the celebration OF Old
Defenders Day. September -, By the
Maryland State Society, has been post
poned from Monday TO Wednesday
night At o'clock. All Maryland resi-
dents. whether members Of the com
mittee or not, are requested 70 attend
the meeting, which viii be held in the
Thompson School
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
SWAT ON H. G. or \.

The high cost or living received an
other hard punch when IL 600 600
members Of various fraternal insur-
ance societies pledged their aid in
the thrift movement 70 buy war saw
ings stamps each week, the savings
Lewiston of the Treasury reports.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
NATION TOOBSERVE
'LAFAYETTEDAY"
Schools, Churches, and Civic
Bodies to Celebrate Birthday
OF lIIustrious Frenchman.

NEW YORK, sept Arrange
ments have been completed for the
elaborate celebration throughout the
United states Of the lend anniver-
sary Of the birth OF lafayette on
September 6. Never before has La
1ayette Day attained such signifi-
cence and never before has the OBJ
sefvance assumed such proportions,
according % an announcement BY the
lafayette Day matte nal committee.
Already enthusiastic reports are
being received By the COMMITTEES from
many organizations In every part OF
TIE coontry. Indicating that schools,
6hurchea, city settlement centers,
clVie bodies and patriotic societies
Wi1 celebrate the occasion with un-
uEual ceremonies.
The nationai cofnHfttea. eomBOssd
of msay of Americas leading men.
has Addressed q letter % the gov
ernef Of every state requesting that
pfoolsEnatious be issued calling upon
the people 70 observe the occasion Is
= holiday. that the ties Of friendship
binding France and America together
Be made the stronger. The letter
reads:
Slgnlaeant Annlveraary.
Lstsyette's birthday. September 81
- this yeaAr, Is unusually signIhcantI
e. an anniversary to be observed with
celebrktion beftting his meory and
detds. ia view OF the renewed brother
heed Of America and France through
the terrific struggle OF war. As in
other years, we are cohhdent Of your
kind Of cooperation IN making this 8
day 70 be remembered with reverence
and Thanksgiving.
In churches. schools And public
places let US pay tribute to the man
who, with Washington, paved the way
- liberty for our country when the
American colonies were enmeshed "a
turmoil and revolution. L8fayette's
devotion to our cause, his unceasing
enOrt and personal sacrifce are typi-
eai Of the spirit Of France today. Let
us voice our appreciation OF one OF
one Of her most glorious soma.
@The National Lafayette day com
nittee hopes that you viii issue q
PROCLAMATION urging the general OBJ
eerVeRce Of this anniversary. Will
you aid us, in bringing the date--aIso
that Of the fifth anniversary. OF the
Battle Of the Marne--to the attention
and consideration Of citizens Of your
StEte2 VIII you help AZ TO urge the
people 20 join IN q whole-hearted
celebration. that no man, woman or
ehlld be allowed to forget this gallant
International patriotT"
Array Camps To Celebrate.
Mayors and leaders Of munieipal
governments have also been asked to
eo-optrate with the committee. Plans
for suitable exercises IN army camps
are now being formulated Hundreds
Of branches OF the American DEFENSE
Society in every State will hold ap-
propriate ceremonies. Not only the
large cities, but every town and VIII
lage in the country will be asked to
demonstrate its appreciation Of Gen !
eral Lsfayette'E memory.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01

II a. to yooF best interest 70 put
your Liberty Bene interest IN W. s. 8.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Wa. IN Lafayette Gseasrs,l..

Scranton. IA MAJ David Nickel,
v~y pessrsea retained to this coaatty
abou, si, months ago after servias
overseas tive aud 4 half years He
wen, to France seon after bis xtsdaa.
tiou from Lafayette uaisef~ity 10
drive an ambulance and later became
Hcmher ef the famnna Lafayette
Ese.astlge where he served aaiil the
Inised States catered tae war In
ssssrpsry wsfa ether .ssp "a aeeersx< tsst
ani' he w.s transferred 10 the United
staics forves With the Fank OF tieutea
ant Later he wss promoted ,o cap.
lainsy and soon Afterwards 20 4 ma,
lor commanding the squadua of
which Quentin Roosevelt Was . mem.
b~r He ~as one OF the Amerscan seea
And wore the Groin de- Guerre
Nal Petersen Vas seat hack TO this
country With orders 10 prccecd 10
ticrvtner Field. La, m an Instructor,
lie vas nephsw al brig Gen Edgar
l.. Jadwin, tn charge ~ sill United
States construction work Ia France
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
AGREEMENT REACHED ON ss,ps.
Arr,istlee Negotiations Are O~ies and
Businsssiike No Amenities

Brussels ~The German delegates 10
the conference here regarding tho ,ax
ing over by the siiles OF the German
mercantile tle,t and the provisioning Ut
Germany. definitely accepted the ecu
ditsnns imposed by the allies
A monthly ration for Germany OF
57a, oU0 ,ons Of facdstnsfs was fixed by
the allied commission The Germans
observed that this ration was smaller
than they had requested and ~erc
pesstmiatic a. TO the arrangement OF
satisfactory financial terms
/. .Aslor,Aaea,AamAfal AoaAlya WeaIy ~
~ Great Britain, chairman OF the al.
lind delegation. had presented the con
dttloEs decided gpon By The entente.
TIVE Germans asked to I've allowed TO
withdraw for eoneul,stion They then
formed three subcommittee TO deal
with questions OF finance. food supply
and mercantile marine
A board ~ control tur German Ell
porss Will hs established under the
terms q the agreement
The Germans aill he permitted 60
bay tlsh from Norway and resume
their OWE fishing In the North Sea
The German representatives "a, on
'rne vide u loag taass While on the
o{aer aide we're an equal nsu br Of al
ilei reprvsen atiyes There war~ no
Greetings or s@iuta,ions
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
AMERICAN AGE IS
/. KILLED N CRASH
FALL No Fatal. TO MAJOR nAxiG
nss. PETERSON At nAsroNA
nEAes4. FLORIDA
IN LAFAYETTE EScADRllle
Nssarmss 70 rhls ees~try Aes@s Sin
Msnshs Age. Afssv sssaHg
served Oversees FER F~e
ana . t4ais SsArA

seasrceae. Ffa- MAJ David Mex.
Pwserwan. aae II Americas officially
recognized aces" ~as kiiind in tall
ot his atfptans n, nAytaaA ksaea, and
i4eas Y. X pasegsaek sas serssasly
intared The alAas weat iasa aase
dive si . height Of IS tees when rbaag
t. :hs air,
Maj 4Sserscn was q member OF the
Lafayette RacAdrglls, and Is said 10
Fave 'bfpaafissFff aSwa rs ssstaay pssnee
t*tare being Transferred 80 sAe amer
lean flying soFces. where be 10 eth
cialsS credited With five sisiartes, lils
Aes@e s@s ia stssa~saaler Ia.
The ssias0fs we're ruiarnsns TO Ar
cadta, Fla, after spending the week.
end here, whea the accident occurred
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

10 b. possess~d Of q Aead n Aeavy.
beautiful hair: soft. iustreuA 6sffy,
wsyy and free fresa dandraig h aee~ly
. matter VI using \ little psndersns.
Itrm cary sud shsxpsn&vs 10 AAsa
aic& scfs hair and ics0 Of H. Just sss =
small bottle at Knawitena psndertne
ncw~-tt costs but q fcw e~ass---~ll drug
stores recommend i'--spply = little ~
directed aud within ten minutes there
viii Be IN appearance af abundsncs.
fY~sAaess. Guinness and IN inrompara-
BE gios@ and tussre. and Try - ron
Will yca cannot nnd \ trace Of daadruz
a. falling hair bat yoar real ssrpssss
will bs after about two wv~kS usM
when you will GEE nov hair---fns and
dcwny al nrxt-~ ses~-hu really ne~
hair-~prouting on, al, ever yoar scsip
~~-DsndeFine H. We believe, the caly
sure hair grower. Destroyer Of dan
dru6 and cure for itchy scalp, md u
sever fails TO stop failing hair n, cncs.
II you want 10 prove how pretty and
sofs your hair really II. ncissen cloth
with little pandersae and carefully
draw II through yeur hsir-~tsking ene
small strand nj a time, Your hair will
be Snft. glossy and b~sutifa, In Just
few moments Delighted surrsisA
awaits everyone who tries this. Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
HEAVY DAMAGE BY SIoka

Aemessls iptarsds sad hafdre4-
ot sa9asaads " dollars la DANA gf
g'osssa.y mGse ;t4aA u a1iE9H as
ayriaa faccGRsassafea marx ia sAs sac
Of ths storm tI rata which ssess AeIa
pats ana vieinttl In the etagiy al1ae
The terrific food tTpsa the SAY causes
Eore tAaa sos. $50 damage. n4aA2ns
EameFpas roads impossible. aneermsn
ing bridges and makiag them 9anger
ras. ard washing out lesser ssuE8tFgS
tons used by passerShy a. means VT
ranslt In tha city the toll OF the FalE
VAS enmplete Cellars were flooded
1treet car services dsaaraIi1@d. tale
phons aad Telegraph wires aswa tn VI
ri0as sections According 20 weather
barsaa statistics Sundays dowapoaf
vas the worst rain storm experienced
here In % years Train ssrsies was
OIL and the government seriously has
dicappea In the delivery OF mail
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
RELEASE TONS OF
NITRATE or SODA
CHEMICAL MAD EEEN eLHEHAs.
60 FOR uaE IN MAKING
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
SLEEPS 3 WEEKS; BOY BORN
Mra Thomas De Witts. Murphysbove.
iIitaois, Eelspses istc sound
siumhsr--IAte News In
Epitorntxed Fern.

Washington iar!eass of 100 900
toas D. nitrate OF soaa by the War
Department 10 the Department Of Az
yiruIturs for asa az fertilizer sAa al.
K0uneed The chemical wAs parchas.
cd for use tn making high explosive
shells The bureau Of markets al
bounced that an effort would be- made
% distribute 1893 tons from -
eitiss ~~a~T~ TIE nt,sata h. siorad.
many urgent: ofdsss having been Fs-
esl.ed BECAUSE .at The miid wea,hgF
Savannah and i.limtnsrou we're said
u s"saf. daily talDmsnia os mors than
i,eos tons fry$sF each place
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

TaIrty five people. seven known 10
be white. Loaf their lives In the storm
which swept central and northern Mis-
stssippi Sunday afternoon The hIow
crossed the Mississippi river into issa
aasna County. passing through sh4rs-
~. Washington and northwsfd as tar
as Tippah T~o whites we're Killed In
Sharksy and II negroes Al is0lA the
tdtxf vi fs tt~ats> 'two whites. @saAs
Maorhead, Ia thW sxue eaaaty, sat
tered a toll ot tao whites. Inverness
10 reported 10 have casualty list OF
three At tss nstta~sa peal al The
blow tn Tippaa ioyeaFoli g!ri met
hrr death naar Blue Mountain Dam
age Ia estimated al u mllilan and a
half
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

F'ayta- Dispatches rscasgea. fr2-
.AsriTa F.A;~9 lnat n ST.; III clrcl@s Il
was asserted TIA. Prtnre llls EEsawssy
I'D se aysas1;ed ART 5sss2&0r 10 TIE
1fss=%a States IS sos1 VI p@AGa b.
siF- cd
is:gSz7~gsg vas German Az sasaA
8a- "a t}ges. BRIAN ss4a the IA,
SscSs eat RE 6 4 ereFytatrg yc,ssi6ss
8 ars- H Estsrniax ~ G-r%zsy re
ress 10 ssas as@ EsesaesgS. Is s-Esea 8t
"a 81 tas e1t,-s tls2ne ,s- tee war :
st~aaAa5 issss taraE ne tga zz1
ae WIS forces - Ties ID ts.454s.a.Z
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
AiRplANE FOR EXPLORATION

Quebec Canada Is 20 b. the first
eevNtcs ta IA" atrplaueS Tor cSpiora
,tou purposes The provincial govern
ment II Quebec decided to s~nd ~
prrts into tngasa the Labrador pth
iasulari in sirplancs Sc explore the ~
sfnn tpr mineral resources. tim Aey and
tar supplies N'pntv Tcss.of IN sup
per{,ng lilo prupoSal said ~ believed
that Sath great stores VI coal would
b., found that I. would save canada
ttem hnytuS furl treD tnued States
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
loN INFANT oea-a sArg.

Nsw Yr-k New lask CTS srtsat
gregtait4y Fats Tor 1918, @sth Cniy e.i
.aa.A$ Il a thcaSAEi s.rtAs. ~ss to-
taanst az tAe I& largesi ss7-$ 10 lbs
a1=sry. aczordjGs 10 a sfa's-szi 10
saas, rs Ew Ery2i ; Cor~l&se tiis
sea. ser ssteEsr This refE;4 AIso
N&s sea IL est ever ra<TF-sEFr#s. az iss
.y NBH n. exceg-.sz K Tse-a----s.
a~. J'Nevs ArA ne a4AE. y
rz.t - is3s eass sryss%7 50 ID tx
-se c5,lss os fa ec1a;rz ;as- u
ss.t - -plis2t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
HICKMAN IS 100 YEARS OLD
Kentucky Town Known Al Aiils Point
In Wear 1919

Hickman. ny Tire rounding ont III
The year ~ 1879 makes tEe l9,1;h ami
~ Hlcfmsn The frs! eeitiemc.s baing
made here Ia lsls Ts- 'osn paE rot
srcwn then hs Ia present bsr.s hat
vas known "a a shipping point ON the
Mississippi by tho name ~ Mia Point
The name nas years later changed 10
that OF Hickman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
IaORGUES FILLED WITH DEAD


/CopenhaEsn The number ot vie,ims
fcs the latest spartacan disturbances IN
berlin. according To the xeitnng Ana
MiitaE. Of that city, IL so great that II
Ia difficult to find accommodation for
the bodies la the Berlin TndfEaas The
paper reports chs, there are 1875 bodies
Ia the mnrgae IN Haaoy~rsuasse II
which a. haze not iesn identified Tha
capacity Of thu tndsgue TT exhausted
TIE n.wapaper Fas* tfnre ~ almost
a. many dead III ,An Garrison hospital
~,Ile ,hern are It's bodies NJ the Fried
erischaln hospital IN Eastern Berlin
Thare arc 30 dead al the Urban hos
pltal in Southeastern Bertha
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
PEASANTS Kill Won ARNtA

London ,len Ccun, Stst yoR Ar
aim. commander ~ the German arMy
In tNantrrs aursns larsr part ~ the
aar. was beaten tn DEAN b. peasants
a. Asch. Rohemis. according 81 4 t'ayts
tetesram 10 the Exchange Telegraph
nompanY Il is said Gen son Arrlm
ss1 A. peasants satAertas ttrr~,sNd
GA his aropery ard that TIE mob 10
,sted AMI pillaxel hts ctsseau after
ktlt,nE atm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Tampa Tar aerejte -ghnoHer Mi
We z neea8uo9 wax found March :
aapu, 90 mtles ~ Aueiote Ueht and
AZ viTe was u'bad'cy4gil.i,9 sSsst y isse d
ave Ia naHJSs'joH Nas set stiie Tha
HaHRnnnn eArgytus hai, mit'eg feet
VI lamher from i'ensa nia 90 Porto
RICO Was abandoned Fgt = her crew
tAnAlax NJ CieAreatrr THE sea kiHk,
which lest barge IN the same sale,
located the Rohana2n IN searching for
the barge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
TO OPEN APRIL q
FINAL POPULAR SECURITIES GAM.
pAloN OATES ARE NAmEu~To
RUN TWENTY DAYS.
WILL ISSUE LIBERTY NOTES
Short Term Securities Which Can Bs
Converted lnto Long Term Bonds
To Be the Only aesart-
ties Issu~c. Il

. NAssingtag The Victory Liberty
loan campaign wii open AoHaay. Aprn
II. and close three weekly later Sat
ur6ay, May 10
Secretary Glass ANNOUNCED the dates
together with the fac, }hat short term
rotes maturing In roVoser five years,
would be Issued bstead Of longer
term bonds The 1muan, Of notea tn
be offered was mn disclosed. bat II,
has bean generally understood that the
loan would be Hog minimum o. s.,
900, 9oo 600. VIII the treasury rcsaEylng
the RICH, to accep, all oysrsueseFip
tens
Mr. Gla1s said the inierest rate on
the note1 and the amounts 10 10 ex
emptcdHrom taxation would not be de
terminhd until week or two before
the Campaign, a. they would be based
GpsM financial conditions At that time
lt.wa.-latimated, however. that the
notes might bear interest tn excess o.
~. par cent. the Interes, rate on the
third and fourth loans
After studying financial conditions
n all parts ot the country said Mr.
Glass, Il have determined that the In
terrsts Of the United States will be
hest served At this time. by the issa
&nee u short term notes rather thar
ot longer term bonds which would have
rs sssar~tav knitted rate 7s .ial@Fast Of
a.. per cent
Tho Victory t4herty loan Will there
fore take he form Of notes ot the
United states maturing la net over
five years trcm The Date at issue
Those notes ~yll bc, ~ wrrs the LIB
,rty nonds tho direct promise to par
q tNs United states, Will bs Issued
fo,h in registered and ,oHpGa form.
md tha coupon notes wtJl he IN final
form and VIII have attached the inter
est coupons covering tae entire lte ot
the notes am hopeful ihs Jhs notes
M tra engraved form wiii b" ready
TOR delivery BY the opening Of TIE
campaign on Aprt 81
81 am led 30 ADOPT tie plan 81 ;ssu
IaE short term nos.s rather tha3 Ions
q eruf bends lasssts hecsaw ot tsc fast
thai believe that shc-. 'erm tssae
VIII NATHAN prlee Al shout par after
the campaign IL con laded far more
rratdy that would ~ a longer trrm
issue
7 have not yet reached = tsrclusiok
40 to tire rate 81 !r'er~s. ard esemp
ten. from TAXATION wssch those no,ea
viii bear. because Tits decision must
Re based On ese'ns conditions iHrm~
dia,slY prter to ,Ae opening Of the
campaign
= take tsts opportunity to r~pca:
what aa,e already ala! -: TRAIT Il il
tAe fGtentica 81 the Treasury Depart.
eest to AIRY on the sane kird OF n.
t.rstv@ ea,npaGSa for dissrsslats0a ss
heretofore Il ~ea3 10 a mss, IN
tcr.@nAsF occurrence IL ,he people 1t
re In,si States failed ~ AXE these
.et"s. .aus a'at .n< the burden q sah
se.,at.cl or ths hanks Tha business
cf 'As gcsHsry lac&s IN IN AAskiaE
cys er ',- credit vAgrewtth 70 tasry
On ,yS cHs-atfens. ar4 IL tbs credit is
q ssc'T ',ed 20 .Arse extF~; ~ She par
a4Sn q gereTTa -geat securities iaefs
- r. many Limitations placed ap9a
'Aa gppiy st credit 'or has cess ru9.
ts.s4~a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Paris E'fes ident Wilson returning
To the peace conference after bis tt1p
TO the rnitaa States. arrived In Paris
Marrh IL The president n train cane
iroa B.ess Although the time of The
presidents arrival had net been ua.s
pablo . great crosd had gathered st
rhs lnvaisaes station The ssatspb VAS
decorated with flowers ard tlass and
the zia Freuch regimen, was ON hand
30 do military honors to the American
pres .dA-t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
ALL|EDaYERS WILL
B00aNCT0RYL0Ah
yaaEE FLYING ciRcusEs TO
TOUR FIFTY AMERICAN ctrigs
DURING DRIVE.
HUNS ARE ALLOWED FOOD
Agreement 10 Reached on Shtps ana
Food far the Germ ana-~-AamirAi
wemyss Reads rsrms and
the Germans Accept

Washington Thrce flying esrs as~s
ot American, Ffench and frfsssh aria
tors In American and captured German
Fokksr planes, will tour the United
States In connection with the Victory
Liberty loan campaign. giving aerial
sham battles aud acrchatics over 10
leading American cities
The demonstrations viii bs under
the Management, Of the Victory losa
publicity bureau, and the actual flights
will be under the supervision Of the
military aeronaatics branch III the War
Department
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
SUCCEEDS JOHN s. WILLIAMS
Director Genera, Niaes Appoints s~a'
gar ShariAy- Of. touasy a.. !,

Washington The appointment Of
Ewaxar Ahwlsy, retiring chairman Ut
the hoase appropriations committee.
~ director Ut finance for tho railroad
administration. has been announced by
director General ilinss Sheriey will
take charge of the work aboat April /.
Ma ancceeda John akelton Williams.
whose resignation was accepted BY
Hines
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
SPENCER MADE 8uyER.
Southern ~. otflelss Made Purchaser
Fer Railroad i-istrsticr.

H'asAinefoE Hsnry D Spencer vas
appointed nv n,rectef Geusrai Hines
~ director of the raitroaS Aam!nistrs
;ias division oi Purchases Mr.
Sner ser vii rsssga as rice prsa3atai
~ the Saa;hfra a3tlwsr lie hss been
81 ai-mss q tie ra.lTsad hatu7-<Sl-a
'sgas ajrisary committee ca pur
sAses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
U.S.ClTIzeNSHlP ISREFuSeD
Natives ~ Sweden, Norway and Noi'
Land Wthcrs~ Papers 10 Escape
Oraf, Cart Come In Nos.

Portland Ore - More than 90 na
lives N Sweden. Norway. Switzerland
Ard Holland we're forever denied the
vtsht 10 become rstiaens es the United
States by Judge ssApistoa here These
mer, Il wAs Shown when America was
AZ waE. wishtrew their first papers
snd claimed their rights IS aliens ~
81 sYcEss for net going IN war
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
NAY Employ sr. 100 In s.~ York.

Detroit, Nleh Flans q Henry Fora
foy rev company % preface lover
priced Auimohtle shan aly At prtSeai
marketed. coatemp ate employment q,
possibly aNa HoA WORKERS wher in fall
eNe rs;ipa the motor maHafa tWrer
aatd OH us retWra trer tsss hnen e.
VIZ. FORD stated hat ire uew corpora
,son wftl In 20 way aiertcrF siEA ire
ers scnf \ year RAY Dc required 20
peetect the nrgsa sattea aat F-o4ac
;tsH es The nss aalnpsps
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Murphy Soro. III Mrs Thomas ta
Kitta Of Fhis city, who slspt continu
eaaiy fatF three weeks, gave birth 10 a
boy weighing 10 pounds Immediately
after cha child waa born Mrs DE Wttle
fslapsed Into a sound siumber and sey
~rss physicians were auAblu to awaken
bmf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

HssSsrEtoa TIE 'nssx7af asgS ii isiga
ssasai Celsasi Hra = ,EssSststt ~ Red
tfvss csssa iRsioafy to freat Fr4;xia.
ss.stilye MsffA - was anE gntsA 4;
Aca3 quarters Maj ? Sf4$rs lRm8h
pAa,s&s nsrveS IS dspssy ce1s y .ss.oa.
~. feoe-se Aeas NJ ;aa rpEr u 8ss4e~
20 stosa - lie rerk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
HUN AlRPlANES ARE BARRE D
Germans Car uxe, Places tor Getwy~ee
eiai Purposes Only.

Paris The aerial tarms ~ the
German disarmament as adopted by
t1e supreme var council provide that
Atfpiaass and dirtEtbie@ shall no lose
er he used tnf military purposes The
council concluded that ;' Was not teas
ibie Ia prohibit sirplaaeH fer CONNER
ytgl uses
The drafting committee was direct
cd 20 makt clear the distinction ~
ccptps commercial grplahea VA tie
terms Incorporated in ~ peace terms,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Relief fer Near EAST Eeesie.

WAshis,stas or. 81 adv;ges s-c~
.'sr stantincrle sAtd he tpDmis,ee .pt
,e@sz ia the Near Fast aad eSiahjtshe'
s@cs ~ Asa N.aar a, rvssree4 ~
var Nsrp0t ara A'e1aateet'A tro~
ea to.,d x0d sl2thsEE we-e h@5e :
sasp fr3 60 A-aleu &rs aHt Greeks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Luther. 0sls West -bossd Frisco
passenger train ..l 81 crashed head
~ ta;o sastlyo9 ne train No sls n tbs
depot here. No 1911 tunoIsE assi ,he
station swi,gk in : .og Elsh, persoas
w4-y .n.nged noHa n tasm <srJoasiy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
PRESIDENT LANDS AT CREST.
Steamer Geerae Washington Reaches
Aarbor on Time

nrest, france The steamer G@oyEa
Washington WITH President Wilaon on
board entered the harhor al Rrrst
March II shortly after \ o'clock, and
President and Mrs wilson boarded a
tug 10 gn ashore
President Wilson aad the party
which came with him from the n.ted
states left Ilis,st for Paris
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
81 90 90 irce-e raS Revealed.

thlJaSN I, twenty mtIINn dollar
tn,s,tte {st was revealed ameaS the
,axt tss pssmeHt> .. .ae tp1'eciY =
.t~le. Base Il aaS sehe3n.e4 by > car
ytca,W- whiVA made i3N 5rst glAr
,Y> pavement Nh s. roc 'Ua hoes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Nosa}es. Ar ffrr t@lbeyea IN ave
8>ea ot iecenaAsry oE.E4a ae t1ye8 ~
e.as wosfh q snssc f9E a4lse .s she gesl.
can twst0-es ssTe&s sse ~ N3T1les. So.
aofA Tse building vas total Ioss