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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
GET READY
FOR FLU
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified aud Free From
Colds by Taking calosahs.
the Nausealess Calomel n
Tablets, that are Do.
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

rhYsielsns aaa Druggists are aAvsS
Ing their ffieEas 10 Keep their sSstre's
purified Aaa tas!F organs ia reFfees
working order w n pseteei.aa against
the return af infiaenga. They know
that a rlegsed pp ssetnm ana lasy
hvsr favor salds, infiaeasa and setaeas
complications.
:. IL snf xskeyt "A rpA overnight and 10
prevent srrieas eetara safiSAa tRfe essN
Casasah NJ bedtime with u swallow NJ
wasef-~that 's oil. Ne salts, no nausea,
no griplae, no sieaetiug after effects.
Neat noFning soar eald has vanished.
yesf liver ~ Eft,te, yossF sys'sea Ia raFir
Ged ana rSf,eshea aud ySn are feeling
fms ~3'h a hearty appetite fuf hreah'
fast Ess what yaa pisase~-na danger.
caloimhs $50 sala os'y In .er.gsaal
sNslea packages, price tbirsrfvs etHis
Every draggss, 10 authorized 10 refand
;T-SS....s aossv II yoa are not perfectly
delegated ~ith Calpiahs ~~f Aayl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
RAILROAD STRIKE
IS COMPROMISED
PEOPLE or GREAT BRITAIN ARE
BREATHING FREELY AGAIN As
RESULT or SETTLEMENT.
AGREE ON MINIMUM WAGE
During the Ten psys 81 Suspension Of
Work There was Absence af We
isnss, Although Mary Feared
Revolution Wouit Result.

i.olsA0n Wish dramatic seadeansss
Ia Ihs qaiet OF Loadon afternoon Il
~as announced tD kros If people
waiting In t1~aiag street that the
great railway strike, 3alch appeared
10 have brought khs coantfy almost
20 the BRINK 81 revolution. was settled.
aad that tho strikers would resume
work an qalckly as posslble.
The terms Of tbs settlement are la
the nature ~ compromise The na'
ti0nal union of railway men agrees io
.%za Hfi tha strike, Aha the govern
nistit consents 20 renewal ot the ne.
koiiatipas, and the continuance u the
existing wage scale for another year,
iusteAA NJ aix neNths rs previously
offered. aud the establishment Of a
minimum sage ~ III sAiilings whtEv
the cost ~ LIVING II ITO per cent aeoye
tho prs war Level
Tle settlement was the result NJ a
Iaag conference hsJweaE the trade
unions including representatives ~
the railway mems nGlea. aud Ptvmlas
Lloyd George aud AHdrew hoaav law
10 the famous conference room Ia
Downing street Prior 10 this theFe
was rabiaet meet!ng
it rs conceded on AL sldrs that the
settlement ia the ouitamo Of 'hy mod
crate but Determined etfarts ~ the
executive OF the Transport Workers
Federation ana men ike Arthur Her.
hetson and lahu Robert Clyurg ~hu
throughout have se, their faces stsad
tls against the del ~ q symptay,ir
strike uatl every possible syunaa VI
mediation had boen explored
The official terms 1T The settlement.
ara an follows
First Work shalt ee rcsamed Ina
saes4i5atsEk. ,ar. .,.1.
Second Negotiations witt b. r.
tpHted nn the understanding tbat they
thaA b. complete, betere The end ot
the year
Third Wages VIII ~ stabilized ~
ihs present level untl Sept 90 i9sa
and at any tine after AaE thcy
nay be- reviewed Ia thr liRht Of cir
epnstanre4 thea existing
Fourth No aanlf railway mea tn
Great rritain shall receive ieSs than
~ ahllliaEs PR week. while m" ta+t
u living IN Ia per cent above the pre-
war level
Filth The railway untanx agrre
that Their u,cn viii work Harmonious
~ @ith the men who returned to WORK
Or wba remained at wors during .he
strike Nar shall there BE- any victial.
taatloa et strikers
SIKH Arrears " wages viii bs
p1ia IN rraumrt,on 81: work
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
NEGRO LEADERS CAPTURED
asn Thought 10 Be Responsible For
Troae'e Rear 4sisaa, Am. Are
in Custody.

Elaiue. ATs NilA tEe arrest and
ohIesaI::,ai III RI tlleas. 'nrFtb PRES
at - the Progressive Farmers snd
household linton at,smegica. lnilnAf,
atRpsltivs believe tast they hase 9oj
eA 90 she root ~ the trouble aAtth
arlri thr negro upgtsiag near hegu
aaesasy ulghI Aicks net aaly toIs
+! ;bp weykng n the ualop bG nam0s.
aany leaders Literature shich Mas
9und Mo = ha@sc believed 20 be- tbs
headquarters Ut ihe uRtun. gave u
ump,r;e Iist vi officers AND Includes
In constitution Of the organization
Besides Hicks, I'D Baker. negro SeS
etsrs NJ the lagsi branch nj the gnian
md FraGk Moore and Frank tli A&
esders VT the organization have hewn
crested sad are Npins htdd under =
seay9 guard III the basement n rhe
wish more than To- eshel
aegr0as
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
BIG CONFERENCE IS HELD
Representatives. OF tire Pubic. CanttI
ara Labor Meet fer SOLUTION IT
90 Problems.

Washington Capital, labor apd the
EHhl3t are sitting In conference
Aiiei nv tresaicat Wilson to consider
1du2trlal Problems srisins oGl ~ r.
uaatrWstion
\ hAsfs ot cooperation between The
'feye xfeat elements In the life az the
rttias, which VII go tsr toward elnn,
s}nS gScIsNs and other social unrcst,
hoped far A. = resalr Of the deither
atoms
FHfe conference vas Gated en- Sept
hy President wilson after his oSu
u5ye, vf tn situation yons!aced hiN
FAt TIE tyaaee raised ey labor and
capita. Abks by tae excessive cost Of
'ataE ana the wAstAge OF aar we're
,aa complex Ia be faced successfully
~ tr&jvtaua, minds er hy individual
orgsa tA'sous ia fe!' that the com
mG~3 ,3&HseHt as NE pa, n ef rep
resentatives ~ an elements vas netex
sary ia fla tadWs,rIsi relationships
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
NEGROES PLANNED
KILLING OF WHITES
had sgIEcrEo ocroHER D AZ
THE DAY FoR A GENERAL
SLAUGHTER.
CONFESSIONS ARE MADE
r sentY Ore Planters and Business Men
Were Seieessd as the FIRST Vie.
TINS To Prscrde = General
Sprikiea.

Helena That organized naEfovb pt
southern Phillips tonnll, Of which tals
ity "a iho acal " government had
pts nuea frnetaG slaughter ~ white
people, Was definitely revealed here
by authorized insestigators 81 the past
disturbances III thas section
According Il these authorities, tha
plot. included widespread uprising
In the esea, certain demands Sere
not met. Vita Oct SEA ~ the ,tay
t9r The uprising aSsrS prf'Hourrs are
said 10 have confessed each member
II the organization a. specified places
Was % PICK a haIn Of cetton. ny thar
Date take fhE ra,tes 10 ceftaia prs'@
seut land owners plantation mssa@
erN ana merchants aad demand a set
t'emert" The cnutt elpGs M ah
uopnved made Il app@ar "a the IN
YrSttgtaoFs that without further ado
follow lne iris demand lhe blacks aege
10 shoot down VII whites IL sight :
list OF tweat ono names admitted ~
represent the men Ia whom thu d
mard would ~ presented r. in the
hand ~ the investigating COMMITTEES
killlag 81 these tsentv ene, Tbs pris
oEerv said VAS 20 b. the eigAal for AT
tnambers nf .he organization 10 nj
tack the white population An e1tra,
siye courier system @as explained til
the evidence providing fer messengers
Nr9s~ tn ere, ranea.am eDS 'Paai Rs
*rvws FHstse aasasaets had heea 1aasg;
appointed tn ri3e INTO all parts " the
territory according 10 the testimony
red summou members TO arms, The
organization conserved Mas declared
10 Tn TIE heal lndge M tha FTnsres
AVA Farmers and Hoas~aald Uniaa
M Amertca, coafseat@t literature 81
shich tesisna'es Washington y G.,
As national headquarters, with state
ofttes At Winchester. ARK
View JUS begun vas ne pass
Word Of me nprstal the scgrres 'ofd
tho investigators ThiS password sad
Paul Revere cn-tCrs @ere ron
feased q have hcea employed IN sga
alAnihg hlsxs 10 Hoap spur ~ miles
south " Helena. after w \ AdktR#
spsryaI aKeat O. the Missouri Psgine
railroad had heea Sij|et. and Charles
rrau deputy sheriff. had beer
wounded
The confessions wore ts&en 10 ok.
plain the rapidly with Which armed
blacks were assembled q; Hoop Spar
and she netshhorlaE towns gt Elaine
following the Incident The state
gasrts added thar az the ,iRae Adksns
NAs silsea tEsrr acre - armed as
..rssss In The cAp,uh NJ TIE scene 81
the shooting Some q these we're
woman, /, vas said earrrfas auto
matte reviewers In shair siockinss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
''A'
RUSSIANS FL0G. AMERICAN
10 Demanded ay Ma!er~cex
eTai Graves

NiaalF0s,ok ~- MAI 6en William
Graves. commander og American
nfcss Ia Siter!a, hAs demanded as
paaEy from Gen Hsaarog. III coin
.&aa OF Russian troops IN pyiamu'
rrtiate. tos he arrest oi Capt l.. y
Ia4aS q, TIE Twenty seventh Nsgi
vsnt aad Corporal Benjamin. Sperltus
~ TIE Thirty first. and the 'isgxiug
z thr later " Cpssacks commanded
Ger kalaikotf An Investigation
" the coaiurt ~ Japanese officer
lasar the plare sheFe tAe arrests
Gr2 p1sea also haa t.eep hefua by ne
japanese command THE Incident
Naleh occurred Sept S, is eoasidagtd
0ae 81 the most serious since taF
Allies landed tn Siberia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Gabrielle C'Aanunsio Declares ~ and
Foiie~ers vii Fire City ard
Die In Russs.

Fiame gabrielle D'Anaunrse, whe
stirred al Italy, told the uatyegsAl
SerYtee correspondent that b. aud hls
sray of vi sss4 msea WITH earw esasaa
aaa dse Ia the ruins. rather than a.,
eepg ass settlement unless the entire
city. pert raiiwa$s and xuriuaadsng
territory are awsgtaa 10 Italy
Looking from the windows VI shs
governors palace where uAananxsu
eee'ved rae, one egaid see lyias IN the
asftoT aays than 10 italian laylesse
boats. rn@poSlag the poss's fs@a, TAs
7&iare sSs tsroHged wi,a Young ard
l&aastsstie otiieers. iannbcrs OF hts
gsnerai staff The ps0pl~ Ut F:..,-.ae
aer9 A,t@aaipg to tAwls ofdsaary bas,
rr*s, hgt the stfaats were fllIsl vita
roopa Infantry artillery and machine
gaa haiIallans
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Arkansas Negroes Mere Victims Of
Shrc.a Member ~ Race Nha
Wanted Easy Money.

Helena, Ark yrAa ergsafsd reGrn
uprising iostsrs; hv negro wha
proved en- the lF'Sraace sad sapfati
tina " racr 81 tireu Tor mnuvsAry
gain," Is The way T. " Ajicn has
characterized The Phillips eaanfy "a
rial ouihmst that ran tar topr DAYS
and caused the boss * ne ives Fl fsya
white citizens apt AZ undetermined
number 90 hlaek estimated al fn,N
n 10 s6, Mr. Alien one q tAe eon
mittee cs seven civilians authorized
by Gey Rrnash aud eoaaty officials %
ascertain the gauseS ot he troabte
and the point from which Il ealAustsd
was ana us ihe Il citiGeps the ungrye.
had listed for death
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
STEEL STRIKE At
SERIOUS STAGE
MARTIAL Law EEcLARDED IN ~.
DiAsA CITIES ~ MAJOR
GENERAL WOOD.
FORMER SOLDIERS ACTIVE


Chicago Mai Gen. Leonard Wood,
ecfanlander Of the gentrai department
Ut the uaised States asiay tooS charEe
cf the Indiana stsels cities III Gary,
indiana Iiarbcr and East chicago. wIth
1000 overseas veterans of The Fourth
dlsiasoa. armed with cauRoa. machine
guns and rifles. and declared martial
iaw ia Gary. while Adtutaus General
Smith. With 900 siatt TROOPS, declared
martial law In the 0thnf two steel cesi
tAfa. MO aUidiar uniforms may DO
woru ia Gary by ciYIlsana under the
generals order
No disorders preceded the action o!
tba military. boz ,h~ trper saov.sa@assa
weYc brought about by parade vita
out permit of 1000 strikers from tho
steel mills In Gary lad by iafss nana-
ber OF former soldiers In uniform and
a mass meeting In Gary pagk, wher@
speakers demanded the release Ut
strikers after riot ard his aith-
drawaI ~ troops sent by Q0y Goodrich
OF Indiana. at the request q city ot
fieurs
This was the firHt action by federal
troops siatn The steel strike started
on September n. u caIpe unexpected
". A. there had beeu comparatively
little disorder ia any IT the cities bat
the movement was rapid No sooner
had Mayor tluagea Of Gary aABea Gay
Goodrich for troops after tho masa
meeting had been held In violation 81
hls orders. and IL defiance ~ the 400
state ttanpa on autY IN Gary. thar the
governor repeated The request to Gen
Wood a, Chicago ~ i've haars th"
regulars al Fort Sheridan had heen
loaded tn trapkA aad transported 40
miles IL Gary TnFy tfstE ng0y3f> es1fs :
iimberod themselves ffam ,ae loag
ride before Gea Wood issued hIs ca
der TAR marital las
Tho order provided that ne ppbtc
meetings &c assemblies might be- h"ta
sin any street paris ar attcr petition
Of the city, However, 1t specifically
exempted from this provision theslssn
churches motion utctaro houses and
lecture rooms
Tbs order set forth that ali man ~
the uniform NJ The tHiteJ States army
IN this city woad lfe brought to mill
tagy headquarters II Investigation
dcye'oprd that a particular msa sas
"a part NJ The ARMED forces at tho ma,
tton tht order added be would be
placed under the comwaod u the mil
i,a,N authorities In 'be city ter duty
II. however. tia man vac aut nS The
service lEr order stated. ne would he
held taiiiirE rtFlh~ iattyliga,fnn %"
This Latter rre, 'rao wa faSeu TO-
meap that discharged soldiers wear
Ing h9r army uniforms IN this city
would ~ Etll m custody
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
klna ara Cardinal Mess.

Boston h!rg - the state and
prince u tae CAErrh. Alhory - the
Elslssans aai t'ssias-a;us Cardinal
Mercter. wcrshiPpe6 andsr the tone
~ HnIy cross Cssa@irss The TIVE
stast heroic figures X tae )Gtlc Land
which was the earliest prey @, Ger
fHany gpsf bare far tae first t,na ap.r
Tbs sesl OF yhe land whiea saecored
them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

<es Npr2 ,Bseags@ az he aasss
President wis$o1. ksias Albert q;
lirls,am has teeited . rs1cel ali ais
tnEAgsss9ents In es1saeetioH with hts
,osr ~ ;Ae rzii I'd States afseE taoas
In nqs.aa and Ii7f'AAo an 90 Det- Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

New Orleans The ceitnn crop has
gnn@ to psec~s This .s tho aey taei
~ 'ts~ os%4ss Ut tas iAas ra31itiua .se
-ss~i. seeoraias 30 John 4 Is@aaea,
-ei3 Asea, for the United Statas Tsa
re~a @: Crop Estimates 81 Statement,
issued hers TIE message from the
ry>stom tfel6s tells In no aamistssAal.
;~frns is tragic but ss.a-ntie danca@
meat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Lima pera fresi1rat August, 1a-
gaia ESll be proclaimed Constitutional
rv~sitAn, Tor psTa,a ~ iYve yFsss, IN.
stead " fcar ears as tlyed GwSee Ira
cid constitution. Ne sas officially in
formed by tae congressional SeEatals
skna,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Washington EAstte~ Of all Amer,
-sn salaiers Inferred IN G~rrsasy Be-
sum Italy. Great B-ssa:n. I.aserahcs.S
aud Northern Russia will he returned
20 TIE i'ni;ea States rs soos - wacss
ssrv Transportation rar he arranged
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Wash iasten -~iaAn " Garrett C.
Baltimore. TOR raoee thar Iwa wears
American naIaister 10 ne Netherlands
ASS forwarded ass resignation te Pres
t3ea. Wilson With the reeass, Tor rs
early aeSrgtaste,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

faTis Serrga aow j. silllag 20 siSa
~ AgstT5aa treaty. tn 1hth the req
rEsesiA,itss ~ rssDslsr!a 6eeiszs&
q &ts&cE iseif sivsa;zrrS wAen =
ss'assea; wRs sswHst ~ to dee
gAfes CO the csiss- Powers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Macy Miners strike.

Jehnstown. IA rs0 thousand min,
era, employed nv the ~ traeg@1dcnt
eoal inIaes ~ this district went nn
strike In aeeersanee sisa Instructions
issaed by anian officials
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

New Orleans The tTth annual cor
seutina VI the American Rsaalns Ia.
ssttate ~as socially opened here ~
smoker to the nen ard a tseater party
To the wumen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Para Ia csss tt e2ecl ara tAs
sz:zra liz stpegtex 10 BE- ahsgt three
ases 90 stsa as these ot 1914 ga.s
IS sse t. he sassEced cost 81 r-tss
saa. t-ays,.aG 5ns saeasaasas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Rnase 50. Ths sautttsr otf - Br4tiss
GOAL s.Sxa liasY hecsEse Of TIE rttsay
strike 10 Great Britain. o. wal7h 50.
:Ge wzs rl-gS By tss Brissss govern
nes.. wsR ~ ssrsossly ri, IN ;a.s
,x1rsn,-r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
r}r~ "a Alt.s n A.eu+

New York "A -sw otfic3ai wc-sa 3
~ecsrA 'CF al'9ltae s-eaA sas t-@sz
made AZ VIDA Ceshaay r-&s~s. ~ .
mad saasleseetee aitpllae. uaien &c
aEselssAssa 80 zzl,tas al aegT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Banana WORKERS Strike.

New Ctle1ns rnastees hundred
havana workers strueS at ths docAs
her~ and work ~ unloading three ships
VAS s,0aSei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

New o,Aears Active plaEs Tor tie
weird eeitsa eczfer~acs TStes NJ
orNn here October - we're eegra u
New oytesss st Al fxecrtsTs ssasais
t>.s -sasfl-u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Vienna - Trsogs tNnm the Britain
gsees In TIE lsssrk asra sa~e Saen han.
"A al Odessa and Asve occupied ;se
elty. according to sssees received ia
Bsasg~si
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Theusssds n sss4ra hsss ia4nsy SOD
bssss~f srvyva,s sed ss~vw saepse4 Il.
wg~s~as cgmrssrm wien prove - b.
no.ss~g es~ bat kidney u9sbs, n tse
yessss e kiSsss or kas4dss as~ass.
n tbs tsar<Ys SIRE 81 m healthy
sxss&sssaa. ts<y mar cssse the cthef M.
rsns 10 heeens 6ss~ss~t
psan 40 thu s@ss. sessaehe. inss ct an
bssi1n. servoasasss. sss es.sa tssses syup-
tosas n Rdaer srpsssss.
nns &ear starting is*&sm<ss u.
Kaasa~S's svsass Rosa. . phTMcsas's rss-
srstysIom. sbssss~d ss asy drug ssorx. may
- rus. the rszne1y sseId 10 ovmesns
sEa esrsGfspaas
Ca . n~dsSsa " issss sise botsA ix.
rn~esaatstv sfs~ swy tyux r1rs
Ecwwv~, II rem wi.s fas, 10 tsss sAfs
rss. s-vp~-s.stv .w14 sn -~vsa ~ IN.
Kss-pY 4 O.. rssshamtea. n. r.. fns 3
ssszrls BIRTH Wk~n rr1tsns he szsv asA
xa.yticn tAh psDa~-Akv.
---------~-y 4------ ,.-s--as~~@@
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
SIXTY kRler b, Mrrek.

Msstca City Sky persons are
hncwa 10 have ee~q killed. in sae de-
rss,msns et train raaniax ssNza L.
fete 10 MeSEco CITY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Washington - After several months
varai'ga tAr saaFems cosyf es THO
I'nlted States convened Tor the sargv
If tsia,sa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

A erahie fo<s ~ water evs,s atfH sSseD
ard .ae-sisii aaElcFsA. ~ It's rubsr
iryesY~s- sna sesgise Of ;sygfsts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Most wosnen arr &adie.ass,iIte Ftsnt
shen ~ cnsaes IA gassil0ra alHni tdhet
women
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Girisl A mass of LONG.
thick, gleamy trtsseS

Let sIs&nsi~ssRa@ save ynaf hair sad
asahls Its beauty, Yen caa have aass
Ut seng, thick. stnSatg. lastraus hair
noas bet "a stay ltteav~s, sAsa, scsaawsy
or fading, Hiring back sss esslss, ylgar
sna vitality.
safs q Ss-e~nt hsstie NJ dnlsgAsfaa
"IAaAaeTGas~ ut any drug or tesses cvaa-
Ter to freshwo yeas seaap: caeek dsus
araH ana fslilaE hair, Yeaf hals asssf.
shsx stimulating taates saem sts sifa
cssaer, brightness ami ABUNDANCE will
return liturgy s.~-Asv.
ssssss~-ssssaz~S~sass@asaAs-aeses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Aeceps California" Syrup ri Eiga
oaly -- is,ns fur 'he name California 90
this package. then roa are SIRE vsnf
child Nv having the 5~st and most hafyrss
iess laxative nf physte for tho ls'tls
stomach. liver and bowels chslsren
Lore 10 delicious frnity taste. Full
dsr~esions foY eflld-s Srse cn each kss.
tie, Gsyr II without f@nr -
MNbar' Tau ru@s, say "CaiiferhILs
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

A ssce~ss " q sEsss ~isj has, ~ s~s 10
cssf ~ isrss sssessSh 10 10 II ssii.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

A sapsrssissoas Individual says II n
a had sign 10 write another nsassa
natne GA nasr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

% Mesa isAI2.7 Headed hy illelqp Y v
esssior sss- tMsusYtsa, saa ao.psaAa,xss III
the Tennessee dsotcSa az The Epssco
psi ehnrh left Tor nstroii Ia attend
the ifienaial general convention af
the church TO ie held la shal city
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

NpfrgAis II rest hes.its' H@raec,a
rsas. hat er@ctta o. marty ta7 Jews
residents ~ Tsaaessee. srkaEsss Ass
sflssss.igsl sna ee*'sar s5sB osA 4 II
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The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-12-13
CIRCULARS PREPARED IN IN
DIANAPOLIS ARE SENT TO
ALL LOCAL UNIONS
5000 REFUSE TO co TO WORK
Garfield Resigns Rather Than Be a
Party To Increasing teh Price,
of Coal.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 12.-Mem-
bers of the United Mine Workers of
America are urged to return to work
with the least possible delay, in or
der that the public needs for coal
may be promptly met, in a circular
prepared by the international officers
Of the organization yesterday after
noon and which will be sent to the
four thousand local unions as soon
as it can be printed.
The circular was issued to supple
ment instructions sent out by wire
and contains an explanation of the
action of the general committee in
voting to accept the Presidents pro-
pOsal for settlement of the strike.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-12-13
RETAILERS CAN OPEN
NINE HOURS SATURDAY

Washington, Dec. IL Relmatiou
Of restrictions on heating and light
ing to permit retail stores to remain
open nine hours on Saturdays wa
announced last night by the railroad
administration.
This concession, it was said, was
made to accommodate the heavy buy
ing due to the near opproach Of the
Christmas holiday season.
On other days of the week the six
hour opening regulation wln contn-
ue in froce.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-12-13
TOBACCO IS
ROLLING IN
Hundreds of Wagons Are Bringing
Tbs Weed That Fills the
Farmers Pockets.

| < Tobacco has been rolling IN at q
rapid rate for the last several days
and the prices have remained higher
er than ever known, though SAY ear
ly In the week remains the high wat
er mark of the season.
Some of the tobacco coming in lis
of the better grades and II is net un-
usual for fa1nnac to bring in "a two
horse wagon load of tobacco, drawn
by a scrawmey pair of hurses or
mules, the weed covered by 1lld bed
qlilts, and rttlrn with ST 600 to
$500 in ihs pocket. Toracco is sell
ling for more IN its rsw state than
tHnderloin, beefsteak, o1unrrg ham
Or lard One pound oF good leaf is
worth two ponnds of sugar tr four
Of flour ltiis even worth It's Weight
in eggs, a dozen usually weighing IL 4
1t is conceded that tic crop is the
greatest ever grown in the Black
Patch ard the prices are the highest
ever dreamed of. The ZG. OOOODO 10
marketed IN Bopkinsrsis, win bring
n S1O,Oeo,00N, at low calculation.