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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
Third List OF rs Queries Are
Presented in The
Star Today.
REPLIES TO SECOND SET
ALSO ARE MADE PUBLIC
Is Being Held Under Auspices
of the Federation of
Women's Clubs.

With much interest being shown in
tia Ribls question contest being con-
Quoted by the child welfare depart
ment of the District of Columbia
Federation Of Women's Clubs, The
Star cooperating, the third list of
twenty-five questions is announced in
the next column. together with the
answers to the second set, which were
printed last Saturday.
Children between the ages of twelve
and eighteen years. to whom the con-
test is open, are showing much inter-
est in it, as is indicated by the many
answers received at The Star. Ow-
ing to a plea from Virginia that the
contest be open to all children in the
qualified age it was decided this week
by the committee in charge to remove
the District of Columbia restriction
and to permit all to enter.
Rewards of cash prizes are offered
for the best answers. Wherever pos
sihie the Bible reference containing
the answer must be given. The an
swers to each set of questions must
he sent in time to be received before
noon Of the following Saturday. The
Bible can be used in answering the
questions.
Contestants are directed to send their
name and address: to pin the sealed en-
velope to the paper. not to paste it, and
to add Bible references. as the absence
Of them lowers the percentage.
Those who find they have not sue
ceeded In answering many Of the first
questions correctly should not become
discouraged, as their average in the
answers to the other questions may
result in their winning a prize.
Address answers as follows:
Child Welfare Department.
Federation of Womens Clubs,
Care Of The Star,
.~s Washington, D. c.
The following blank form must be
filled out. or one like it, and then
placed in a sealed envelope.
This sealed envelope must be fas-
tened to the papers bearing the an
swers:
Name ............... commune.
Address ................. ............
Age...-......
Date of birth. ....................
Birth state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24

The poster contest. also being con-
Quoted in this connection. closes to-
days Awards of cash prizes also are
TO be made in this contest. The il
Iustration, which can be done in PEN
ell. ink, crayon, water color or oil,
must be Is by "a inches in size. The
poster is to represent some verse in
the Bible. 1t may represent less than
a whole verse. but must not include
more than one verse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
Will Describe Work.

After an address by the bishop, the
dean of the cathedral, Rev. DR.. G. C.
F: Bratenahl. will explain a number
of architects views which have been
recently received at the cathedral.
These have been described as ex-
quisite portrayals Of the possibilities
of the future construction of the ca
thedral building. showing many hith-
erto unknown developments for the
adornment and Improvement of the
work. After a complete study of these
views. the dean will conduct the party
through the completed portion Of the
sanctuary of the cathedral describing
particularly the work which has al
ready been accomplished and the work
Immediately in view.
Invitations have been extended by
the bishop and his daughter, Miss
Charlotte Harding, for tea, at the
bishops residence. at pm, for those
who visit the cathedral.
The invitations for the occasion
have been extended to all the ladies Of
the families of the members of the
league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
WILL VISIT CATHEDRAL
Bishop of Washington Invites
Churchman'S League to Inspect
Mount St. Adams Structure.

The Bishop Of Washington, Ri. Rev.
Alfred Harding, has invited the men,
bers of the Churchman'S League OF
the District Of Columbia to visit the
Cathedral Of st. Peter and st. Paul,
on Mount st. Adams. Friday after
noon. A special meeting Of the
Churchman'S League has been called
by the executive committee to meet
in the guild hall Of st. Adams parish,
at Wisconsin and Massachusetts, ave-
nues, at pm.
At this time the recently elected
president of the league, DR.. Marcus
Benjamin. will make a number of i'm
portant announcements regarding the
program for the league. which has
been adopted by the executive COM
mittee. for the coming years activi-
ties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24

Church of the Nazarene
4th and f. Cap. SITS. Lincoln Park cars.
LEVIN r. WILLIAMS. pastor.
Regular services morning and eyening,, =.
FELLOWSHIP ASSOCIATION AT a:S9
will a League Of Churches MAKE us 6se
in Christi" Discussion by Rev. II. z. ~
baugh and others. Special songs. N
No dues-no collection. - 70
All denominations welcome .ssr1z 4 =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
SPIRITUALISTS,

MRS. -HENKLE HOLDS MEErING8f61
wednesday and Friday evenings lts6ee1le.
IL 9Th st.. Sc. Everybody gets refdn'k
Phone Line. 204Q ..--.... --.----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24

FIRST Brethren Church i :,a. : :. E.
W. NJ LYON. Minister.
p,ssrhine IL am and 7:45 pm. Welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24

The First Spiritualist Church
Lecture by the pastor.
Alfred II. Terry -
Subject,
after Death-What 11 ~.
Followed BY spirit messages. -.
Sunday, pm, at Pythian Temple. 1OlS
OIL, At NV second floor. All welcome.
MEETING SUNDAY EVENING AT r.
O'Clock in Society Hail. 500 G st. az.
x., I aEx; e. i nfA ne ahA Vim denst
strste life beyond the grave. Give spirit
rnessaees Doors open at 1880 Hear HIM
You will make no mistake
PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT CLASS. AS COY,
sncted BIZ Frederick Thurstan, ESQ, once ~.
.TsSI,f London England, Will be- held
Thursdays, PM. At 27o7 P ST., Geofsesown;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24

OCCULT STUDENTS. ATTENTION! PER
sons interested In the study and practical ap,
pltcation Of occult philosophy are invited to
meet at 1887 18th st. NV. Sunday evening
at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24

The following blank form must be
filled out. or one like it. and then
placed in a sealed envelope.
This sealed envelope must be fas-
tened to the papers bearing the an
swers:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
TO CONTROL SlAR
BASIN IS YEARS
FRANCE 70 NAVE ECONOMIC COW;
riot DUNNO PERIOD 70
HRplAcG ssER LossGs.
GENEVA Is SEAT or LEAGUE


PARA The league At nations CON
sAasaion adopted a new section to tbs
covenant. specifically providing TIA,
sAe Aoaros. Ipctrtss M ass' ses 10 at
tscssd bM the proyixsens Of the cove
aAns.
The Monroe Doctrine amendment
~zs prepared BY Col Edward n
House,
II was expected that the Japanese
Amendment also waa!d be- brought w
again. The pressdeats call on Baron
Maxine. head Of the Japanese deIega
iion. bad bearing On this xmsGd
meat.
Geneva. Switzerland. has been chos
EN- ~ tho seat os the league ot nations,
according to announcement here
Provision that the league Of nations
shall exercise general supervision VI
the saar Valley for period IL Is
years was contained Ia the settlement
q tha Saar problem effected by the
council Of fear A, the end Of the H.
rear period piehisci,s will no taken
TO dssermins the ~ishes Of the tnhab
!tsnts regarding the future form OF
government
The change was made to avoid an
nsxatinn and 10 establish the princi
pie of sell determination
France Is given economic control Of
tho coal ftGlds of ihc. .Ssar Valley w
TN an amount te reeomrsnse her fw
Tho losses sustained from German on
eupatian n the coal fields ot North
ern France
The council OF four In strongly op
posed 10 official publication of the
peace treaty before It's submission &c
the Germans, II maintains thai u IL
allowing ppsttive decisions 10 be an
bounced and that consequently the
pablse will bo advised ON Vii the main
points before the treaty Ia signed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
WORST EQUiN0CTIAL STORM
Nigh Wind ard Heavy aalns Do Ter
rie,s Damage To Property In
Three States.

Dallas - THE worst sruinect al storm
fer many years sw~ss over Scr'h Tex
as and Southern Oklahoma. leaving ia
tts sake 90 deaths. hundreds lntsrec
and property damage which viii reach
10 many millions @. dollars. accordins
10 latest Incomplete reports received
hare The ideststiea dead number So
Hundreds we're injured II the shreS
states
The storm came ap 'ron The Rle
Grasde Valley with q high vin1 an<
heavy rain. gaining force unttl IL tors
through the nor a.rn tier 81 Texas
counties With the 6.strvcI'veness OF .
tornado
The ccarse Of she storm vMs sYrs,ss
A ttmns II IsapcA. a mile or more te
FOR striking he rroassi and doins
damage, ard skipping ever one farm
hsas~ araarred oaay to seraotssa the
-as, ere Ne estlse al ssy ssge wsre
"a It's Hs.h, its chief sorre e~sns vp~ns
n evetfa-atnf farm heas.s and ssssns
A.St c, :lsoes killed we're caught gp
der ihsir failInG ho-,~e and tartrd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
Will ENFORCE PROHIBITION
Z Ont hundred INSPECTORS viii Train
Fer Special Work~-Wtl, Divide
Country Into 1ones, ...

WASHINGTON Three thousand tnter'
nal revenue agents working In special.
" arranged zones thruuehou, the INIT
ed States wsii outarce prehihttion after
jaly I. according 20 plans announced
BY the revenue bureau Nearly 500 n.
spe,,tors VIII be trained for the WORK,
20 tie added 10 the force ot 1sSl rev,
enIe agents already available for pc
lice regulations, and the machinery for
enforcement, viii be Ia working order
before the date when absolute prohisi
tioa becomes effective
Internal reysaas barvsu sxeuts are
WORKING on A psan 10 divide tho coun.
try intc ZONES which viii 10 indep.nd.
eat la many cases from The - collect.
ors ron~s already established
This terce of srsscssl agents viii 10
distributed amcnx the districts where
hv vkoatian Ia threatened ~ the lar.
Gsct extent. and special attention. viii
% paid to cities where r~venae otri-
csais loos Cor most persistent EFFORTS
to make whissey illegally In addition,
the revenue authorities plan to 60
operate With lccsl police and 10 ieAvs
the greater part o. the en'escems act
work 10 these authorities IN localities
where the rclsee appear efficient
without such a plan Vie torr. ~ even
rs,sa federal agents wcald re insuffS
client 10 police the entire country
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
TO TAKE YANkSOuT0F RUSSIA
TIVE Cruisers Reach Murmarsk VIII
Railway Companies~eGer, Rich
Ardlnn Commandn AnerteanA

Washington Arrival ot the Ameri
ran cvaiaers Galveston and Chester a
Murmapak. reported In Associated
Press btsRstt Is eesl.~etai by on
GERS herr to relieve Ihc situation
smone American tyoops IN the Arch
angel region d company nt whirh re
Gently refused is XIV 60 The Grunt untI
arguments were prescn I'd Icy thojr IT
ficcFs The vessels carried hriS Gea
" = Richardson who ia 20 assulut
command If the American torfes ant
two companies ~ railway engineers
Cen Richardson and the -sngtnee5t
we're ordered Ia Murmanak at the tiru
Il Was dos ided 70 wIs,draw the cniir
allied force In Northern Russia AM
their arrival IL expected 90 reasrur
the American troars and prevent Aft!
spread ~ tho malta,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
81 PERSONS KILLED
IN RIOTS N EGYPT
REPORT SAYS ARaeEAiAna ARE
CHIEFLY rnE oRJEcr or
Moss ArTacNs j.,
s3N
TROUBLE AT At ,Stb


Cairo. Esypt-es1 two days Of riot
Ing here, endsd zgoH April II. ~ per-
SON. were killv.aaa 100 wounded. ~ \
snnaaneed in.5Astostseiai ccmnaniaeA.
Armsnlans ylfs chisfiy Tie ohisess q
The mobs y,aAeks. ard ssvss u thoss
tiiisa vsr4 n tAa, nAsiaeaiity, In n.
citing In l,1slaadriA thrss psssoss wsrs
killed ara I'M seriously tnisrs1. vhiis
esntsfnfion II attacks - ~ trOors
rssziuM the killing II 81 osAw -
ssssT5Aus the ssssrsosa. To ssa.s
men ssAds:
1srs was further rtssiaa n Cairo
E4M 'mob. armed vita kaivo aad
txp3Hhess. made attacks largely direct
I'D nj Armsnisns The police rspcrt
sE killed and los vounasd dssas u
hours. The killed ineis1s ssvss Ar
msnisns and four Green's Military
measures were snsoresd and The aixht
passed on quietly.
Disturbances aise occurred 10 Alex
andria- There WAS \ cofsion b&swe@n
rcops and rioters tn ths karna GUAR
seru, In which ,hrcs were killed and
Six wounded seriously In M Arzn%
aian disturbance in the afternoon the
mob psrsistently attacked the troops
who we're obliged 10 fire, KILLING H.
including = number OF the RING leaders
and wpnnding a namher Of Others Ths
pahiss IL warned TO be In their homes
by 9, o'eaocf tn the e~eains
-f1ss hrttiah soldiers. snssaascx tive
unarmed indians. we're murier.d Tia
troops were greatly affected. bat dis
played admirable patience The KAsr
FL Apin Cairo, reported receiviag -
Killed and II wounded civilians A
large proportion u these casualties
was duo 10 mob ouiragee.
~nisordesly crowds composed os tina
worst elements began operations In
the quarters from which the military
patrols had been withdraw at the ~.
qaest ~ the civii authorities They
murdered and carried out loo,ins op-
erations upon small shops until tina
troops checked the eScesses, Tho r.
pters Systematically canyasaed the
houses for Arrentans. As was done In
the nassacrcs AZ Cnnstsn,!aopa, and
held up pedestrians. forcing them TO
prove ,hele iden,Ity The terror s,ri~k'
on Arinenians took refuge In the Cairo
suburb OF tte'torlsr, which IN almost
patirely European. whereupou tAe To-
rai policemen and watchmen ahan.
toncd their posts. apparently sinking
responsibility
THE Egyptian ministry newly
formed on April 2, has not vet formal
" ms;"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
THIRTY YEARS FOR
GERMAN PAYMENTS
NuNs MUST PAY FIVE eiIIiok
DOLLARS wirH,k the
NEXT TWO sGARa
WAR LORD SUBJECT TO TRIAL
es4eiura. the First Victim os shs ksis
ss's Lust Fer pc~sr, May Ne rsss-
seYssr--Agvs@mens 10 Reached
On RspsratioaA

Paris, The responsibility u the
German enssros for the ~sr and the
means for bringing him ia trial by one
ef shs allied SssaFam.Ria. probably
I belgium. have beer, definitely astsr'
mined upon By the counen OF Foar,
This fellows the definite decision 90
the tsrms al PREPARATION for war dana.
ages, whereby IS 600 coo COS mast -
paid Within the nexi few years, ans
an in,nrsllied commission assess the
remaining damage for period OF 10
years. beginning May l, 1891
Thus. two OF the great obstacles
which stood In the path Of the rapid
| attainment NJ peace have been re-.
moved and the period OF extreme ten
sion ovsy the inaeston and The failure
10 secure tangible results In succeeded
b, revived confidence over the great
advance made towards . permanent
settlement.
How far these results are due 10 the
in,lmations conveyed by the summon.
Ing TO France OF the Tnitcd States
transport George Washington by Pres
ijens Wilson ~ only contectaral But
| |, liz AZ least a coincidence that the
main difficulties began 10 dissolve
from the tins tina, tais decision to,
came known
Belgium. on which the war fell first
and heaviest, Ia reported tn have taksn
yiew much similar 10 that III the
tiris~d states Waite Jaeaa. Add t%aiy
we're partially In accord With The
American view.
II was owing 10 these divergent
yiespoints sha, the council devised a
uc~ plan whereby one 81 The allied ma
tons, probably Belgium. would Initiate
prosecution against the former erpcr
or and others responsible for the
breach OF treaties, the invasion of ter
ritevy and the destruction d!rec@d
against this country aud leading 10 a
more genersi spread ~ the war The
exact nature ot the agreement, is not
disclosed. but the foregoing Nv believed
10 cover tina main Inca
The taxi m finally approved en- rep
aya,icns specifics that the enemy ccan
trics mus, sdmi, responsibility for all
lces and damage 10 allied and assocr
sred nations. and tsaetr cs.,&sns caused
by the animstltisals aggression Bct.
In riew Of tho inability ot the eaemy
countries fully TO recompease these
icsses. the clause states, ar interaliied
commsss.cn will assess the loss on
tast saass for 10 years beginning May
/. lssl. with an Initial payment Of S.
~ ~. eco
Germany IL 70 ray the entire cos, Of
the commission and staff during shs
- years N operations The first pay.
ment ia 10 Re credited against Ger
n,Anys obligation to pay for the main
teassee OF tie allied troops In he &C
cariet regions, and the second gri2ri,y
u tar the payment Of food rcs3s, FUR.
nishea W Germany
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
MAKES A RECORD FLIGHT
lieutenant snitn,u Postal Aerial Mail
'"'" ssrvits Ffsws@if Aaftss~An t,Yur >e
With Mail,

WashiaxtoEF~A record ilasht for
IN airplans fsluippsd With a $50 horse
power Htss,ana Suisa motor was re-
ported 10 aave been made last wees
by rilot.,teon u Smith, Of the postal
aerial 4f,aii service. In tlisht frGm
Washington to New York Carrying
l6I POUNDS Of mall matter In addition
to 4 faIl load OF gasoline, an average
oE.fii miles an hour was maintained
SEr N. entire distance os 2is miles
The flight WAS made In one hour and
Is minutes. the time from Wsshinstos
TO Philadelphia. igs miles. being on,
hour aud II minutes, and from rhtia
deiphIs TO nelmont PARK. New N0rk
~ minutes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
BACHELOR FOUND DEAD.
~ had $4,000 In Cash In Hts Pocket
When raund.

por, Worth Texas '--Johu l. Jacs
son a bachelor who was found dead ID
an aatc,nchsls near Eyaat. Texas, LET
hts entire estate. valued ~ $500 hf
~ the sp.ritualis's Of the United state
10 establish a college, jackson was I
director In ~ Texas banks Nc hs
SO eea In casA In hts pockets wh@
found He died A natarai death,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

New YORK Sidney Drew. vel
knewn Actor. ased AZ sss Acne hers
ster 3 short piress TAvsicsaps a.
Axncsed his silmeaf as u-s snsc pctsoa.
trr lie ws. stricken In faesryAt. where
hs wss appearing With Bis VIE ia
Keep Her Smiling r@cse ntfy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
U. s. ARMY roYAlEo a.sss.7ta
oeevease In krvrss Strength " TN
u. l. 10 - Per Cent

washinstce. --Ares3css torres oe
apr.l aamher~f ..sss,1isx aceTfHAns
- var department figures pstlFsAcs
TAes. are distributed ~ fnshsw.: Y5
rose. i..<ssis. asae-as, s.fs1, Al sss
=. -S$. Jt-i.eA states sS..est: Easai.as
sso..~s.ers. 1.ats TIE 4eefeas~ IN
ID. sr--aa s;r~nxfh ~ the T-its1
sts,ss sssre tbs arnss,.-e ~ss 81 ass
- - per rent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
KICK ON SUGAR RATES

EoNtae-trYt Ats- ClFaw-seT ~ Corn
nerve Claims Dissemination
Washington f'AS interstate ewT
me~es ee-as;ssSaa wz asgca ny the
cAansv o. caawsrcs G. Hcnsvuys-y
Ma, AID elGa. wholesale x-ccers firms
- ter-e-t alleges uasGs- as.c-sn{Ha-
tlc5 se'wers Ire rate on sugar. zgala
talasi 'ccet New Orleans aS4 Savaz
EaN = -sxe-e-- srd 's.sss trszs Ire
s'-' 7s,-tt - RirE irgaa~, Egfazla.
TA&:t-aHH~s. Nashville Alta 1ss. Go
la.a ses, t-7C-1s-e. Msoea Nesaaz.
ard Wss. yl'1t.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
80 s.4lps NOW ENGAGED.
Aetl,is~at Nessel. Az Betsy fitted
ogt Fer rrcees' Return

wsaein&fon Aertst 10 SHIPS are
sev eaSaev4 n -rrErn,as Ame~tcsn
sre<sps rcotr evers~s ard ADDITIONAL
ressess are being tired rat fr- this
se3v.ee VITA view ,c .se--s,sag TIE
aa-ewsrS Increment 10 ~ EsNs, OF
more mea 4 mcztA I, vas s.f4 tNs,
a. :eis rate the las' e, to. etpeal;tca
arr torres ~itag - cat IT Erra9. ~
a,e Sumner. tas tsat ,hIs world Sc
eeaJ largely area deveserrz 90 n at the
eeaes. r~~sSw~ap~@
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

ksrsAs City W l. RarssvssA u
y~srs clA, aus kEled. five ether per
seas ware seriSassv ixtr-~d asa Tea
ses~ gu; ard bruised wher . street
car tW-r-d ateS here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

tsa,rs 'rtS kas Tcyty o7e rrS
oss7s N8sN As~a Recessed sni asr
tsss 20 s-'~tss>e' 7ra9trd ~ Nssa
- TIE TO- ~ ~ cares &, r.sz II IN
f~deS,l y" sa ser -il.garv otrtEsss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

A-~Narxe, American ana Russia
forces AIDED .as Eoi.Aevik rcsisse
s'ea' lto'sN,e t-ers!. tattrx sioe prs
rpe-s ana 40 aaeN'se sans and d
eeresFnE \ Slt~AAsuss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

MaesreSl VITA large sunHee 0
disssnt peints in Sgeatc protiaer ye
10 b. heart t-cn tse wet maiorjt
Registered In the referendum il tavs
al .lgAs vines. elder and aser bad II
creased to iIt,cfs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

WsShinStcn Reduced rates On road
kaiidtas material Tor federal state
soua,y or municipal @prk were crdcs
I'd nv thu railroad sdtn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25
.s(|l0hs GUT PAY
Of ROBERTS STAFF
aAIARy o. rHE eovEAScR's
sgcHErARY ~ cur orr
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urrsns ssesnl u In sovsrnas fus unass
800. ,seracsnv q - csx6uef u u
ssalsS assaiss ana tAey are psrfsctiy
wilma b nNOoDnc&ate Rim Ahd Frs'
Ss.k aav sunlnrrsssrnsns az lie hae<
a~us samtshsrsaasa.
$1,000
Tns sonata naAs sAoes wora u Che
III which prr1cssa tho yss~Assa ef q
nr1poeed thai tho ssas~ rHrxhase Tie
| nAvia waraar hcms nn thu MxFdinw
ptss a tAA esm Il eTN.coe, The aa1
mamsioa 10 b sahsa N pAst payment
Il yM go A considerable debate wNS
| started wkea this bill cane ny fer ae-
OF The bill. explained thai he btiievsd "
b he a good BUSINESS proposition for
he state,
Mr. Worsey hesiesea II was 10 the
] snssssss. ~ Ia ssasA N msts 1hs pr
ehasA Mr.. Mcf@rsand opposed ths
purchase a. being t1e.eeo too eIpsn.
s,vs for the state nj this time. Ito
governor hefors w ever had man.
SION for shAna.
He aaid Gov, Roberts did rot wans
ID me,s 70 the country; and he came
fyusu the hits and be ala res want ~
move back TO the country III present
Tue bin was defeated.
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dead The yo,s vas 40 10 a Tha
hin vas yctsd dawn after an attempt
In dseesvs ia oppenaais had been On,
posed hy Representative w. A. Over
tonsos putnam county.
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The senate passed the snsIwss niil
by unanimous vote. The only amend.
msnt sesnx added was 10 the effect
allowed 10 continue the sse Of the free
nsws thss hsII nasAes the hnuss the
s,a,s III, have ,nr The ftssi time 4 law
ssa,ast the use Of FREQ pssses
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The biil Witch provides for new
tar, ,,na. commission and which re-
artrrw .hst oil pnaass ~eAae.sr .noiaA
ing hirh schools .as raised 'soIh city
,ns eoanty .hsil nse A uniform Ne, ri
new ,aw Ia a treat .mpvus enaen, over
The present Jaw.
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Tho most important OIL hearsnr NJ.
On education In ,ha state wss pasted
NV The ssna,s This htll provides for q
4 ro, car, ,nx levy for the yatpeas OF
,~rs,han,nx ,he tarmx Of ,he mrsI
.ehools Of the state and making all
..y.r r,on,h. /. an,,ttnat..d aud.r The
r.oT,,,o, q, nj. -
-
ss...a ntu NJ n N snssss yonn,v
so,,,,. a n,oxtas for assistance 10,
,nA,,.r, ror,sr ~s,a ,rlror rht,sr~n
,,.st.x h,.. s.na. r.xx IA AeaA nY ~ ,he
49,. u,t.ar =, .,x,rr; Ia arre,un, ~
...,.,..r. 1, ~, r..e ,o. N srerra
TIA 80, r,rr,h w.. ..ssea on f,ns,
..~xsa.. ~, 4. .cs~4s, ssas m I'm
49,, - -,h. ua.As-.. fund-
49, x - u.., rSsA,cS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

The most important Asli bearing ~
On education In iha state wss passed
by the senate. This bill provides for a
: PR CEN, tar levy. for the purpose OF
mnsshaasng he tems OF the rural
schools Of the state and making all
school ssrns equal. A term ~ at Least
ssvAn months Ia anticipated Under the
provision ~ ihis act
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-25

Tie sezais a1ssse< 5oaad rssess
ts1s urr*ng congress 10 eaaes The
sesa.nx hGIl whscs Srersses for - 3D.
kfssenA' nix zsontss p<y 10 all honm.
aAss ksseAarr~a sst1s0rs