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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-07
\ ; LOCAL .
HAPPENINGS

Thos. II. Douglas is over from his
home at Diamond.
VIM. Burgett was business ~isit-
or during the week,
Piano for sale. Inquire at Mrs.
Paul Locher's residence in Burns.
QUALITY, QUANTITY AND SER
VICE AT wEINsTEIN's AT LAwEN.
Bert Bower was among our busi-
ness visitors the fore part OF this
week.
Grant Reynolds will grease your
windmill for you during the summer.
Call phone No. G147. II
John Beatty came up from his home
In the DEMO country this week and
visited for time with his school
friends.
It would be a shame IL his picture
and record were left out OF the Hon
or Roll. Read the list OF names on
page four.
Mckinley Thompson was a patient
at the King hospital for several days
recently while suffering from poison
ing caused from tick. He has re-
cnvarad and pnna homo
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR 9 8 $ 9 SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Relatives have received word that
Ellwsorth Egii has received his dis
charge from the army service and is
now on his way home, We are inform !
cd the young man Is making the
journey from Southern California in
an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. MCGOWAN are
staying in our city for few days,
making their home at the Harry c.
Smith residence. They are meeting
many of their old time friends and
acquaintance and would be glad to
receive any who may desire to call.
POLICEMAN Skeins has returned from
army duty having RECEIVED, his dis
charge, and will again take up his old
place with N. Brown G.. Sons in this
city. The young man did not get
further than Camp Lewis. He was
discharged with the rank of sergeant.
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Purlngton are
arranging to leave tomorrow morning
for Eugene where they go to be pre-
sent at the graduation exercises of {
the U. of 0. from which institution
their daughter, Miss Helen graduates
this year They will be absent only '
a short time. a
Rev. b. S. Hughes and family
made a trip to Baker last week and I
were accompanied upon their return T
by Miss Vivian Kelter of Enterprise. I
Vivian Is a school girl friend of G
Constance Hughes and is here to I
spend the vacation period. The trip c
10 Baker and back was made in the p
Ford car on record time. 81
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-07

II Oats, barley asd wheat for sale at
III rerry's Barn.
II WEINSTEIN's Ar LAwEN SERVE
THE PEOPLE.
ii Adam George was in the city Thurs
day from Lawen.
II Djer Kiss Toilet Preparations
Welcome Pharmacy.
Il Fred Smyth was in town for a
\ short time during this week.
II j. c. Freeman was IN from his
II Warm Springs home Thursday.
II For Sale-Single harness and light
II buggy. Inquire Of Simon Lewis. 2-t
n c. w. Lewis has accepted position
4 with ~ Brown e. Sons In the store /
Battery and electrical repair work,
oxy-acetylene welding. Jack Nc
\ CURE.
Is his name there? Turn to page
n four and read the Honor Roll adver-
tisement
4 Four registered jennets for sale
\ registered Jack AT stand, Withers
| Ranch, Harncy, Oregon.
NJ. w. Brecount has returned from
his trip to Ontario where he accom-
panied his brother last weeb
7. 6. Smith ana !. y. Hurhet with
the lauers son, were In from the
Warm SPRINGS country during this
week
Two new cott2ges for reri New1
Ford truck for sale Fave arty 10
buy ranch j. F.. Rounsevelle.
Burns.
For sale--$S5 Victrola and -
double records. Perfect condition.
Price s25. Phone Beo or ldress
Box GAS. Burns. II
Mrs. Russell Smith went to Bend
her little daughter. Margeret. who g.
had been visiting In Portland with
relatives.
Miss Helen Sayer took her depart
ure for Spokane Wednesday morning {
going out by way OF Bend. The
young lady goes TO take position 4
with Mr.. Gualt In big cattle loan
concern. 4
Billie Strobe, Charley Kuhl, Billie
Gordon. Peter Connolly and John
Nadariaga were among our visitors
from the STEMS Mountain country
this week. The boys were in on land
business. Z
JEFF Cawneld and Victor Cleveland J
were over from their homes in the !
Calamity country yesterday. Jeff says
the recent freeze did not do any dam ,
age TO his crops and that HIS pro-
spects for fruit were never better. Z
J. s. Smith, who was here in the
interest OF the Internal Revenue Of
fee. went to Portland Wednesday
morning in response to a telegram.
He had expected to remain in this
city for most of the present month
An officer OF the federal govern
ment came up from Portland Tuesday
to take prisoner down who had
been caught with liquor. The officer
also took quantity of booze down
with him that had been captured In ,
this county. Clarence Luckey ac-!
companied him as deputy =
Several of the Silver Creek horse
men were in town the fore part OF
this week. having brought over some
horses for the shipment with Smith
Crane Among them were Albert
Oakerman. Pat Cecil. the latter ac-
companied by his wife and child.
Harry Williams and John Winters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitworth n
and their niece were here Wednesday
on their way to Lakeview from their =
home at Weiser, Idaho Mr.. Whit
worth stated that the recent freeze
was severe in his neighborhood and
the loss to the fruit growers In the
vicinity OF Payette was heavy Henry
Is mine host at the Washington Hotel
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
b. s. Hughes. Pastor.

b. s, Hughes. Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Preaching Services at IL a. m.
Children's Day will be observed on
Sunday morning, June sth, at IL a.
n. You are invited to all services.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-07

John Robertson, one of the old
time stock buyers of this section, who
formerly was connected with some of
the big stock concerns of Harney
county was here this week from
Portland He had just been out to
Clerfs Alyord ranch where he had
purchased some cattle which he is
shipping to the market at Portland.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
CEMETERY ABROAD
FOR WAR HEROES
GENERAL pERsAiNo WILL atlf
ESTATE TO BURY TAE AMERi-
CANS Lost ~ WAR.
CAN BRING BODIES BACK
faationai Cemetery In Francs To Have
Chateau Fer Museum, But F&snh
lies Can Bring Dead Hsss To
America II Thsy pesirs4

Boston. Acting apoa Instructions
from ths war department Gen. Perish
ing has been In csmmaaieailon the past
month with Marshal f'etain for the pur.
poss OF purchasing property Tor a IA
tlonai cemetery for the American dead
In Fraace. according 10 = statement
a,ada here by Secretary III War Baker,
Tho orders atipaiate, he said. that y
chateau or castle shall be located on
the property decided upon. adequate
Tor a museum to house = collection
comm emorating Americas partscipA'
tlou Ia the world var,
Secretary baker made clear the plan
would not interfere Ia any way ~t,h
the desires OF parents ~hO wish heir
dead brought back to this country,
The war department will serupu
lously respuc, such requests, he said.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
CORPORATION TAX BILL
IS PASSED BY HOUSE
Ts+E TENNESSEE FISCAL MEAS.
IRE NOW GOES TO
TIE SENATE.
Railroad cornsnlsssess VIII Receive en-.
era Aemu#xrstica soT AAcexs.
Ing vaissssens Of
Corporations.


NssaxffAE. fKNS.
Senate bill No. ilE. the corporation
assessment measure, intended 10
reach all corporations In Tennessee
which In the past have sither paid no
tRIss, or aise have paid bot trtnss
Was passed on tinai consideration In
the house OF Representatives Last week
The ball. Az II came from the senate.
was amended 10 that the salaries OK
khs members OF tbs railroad ccfnnasa
son at Tsaassses. which viii assume
additional burdens aader the las. ~itl
be Increased sesa per year. fastast
Of ti,eoe. Az provided in the senate
bill. The salaries will therefore. DO.
Chairman. s..200 and associate mem
bers, ss.so0 each.
AZ amended In regard 10 the saiA-
ries. the btu wili no to the senate for
action. and II IN likely that The sctton
OF the hsass In changing ths salaries
will be eoneurred In and the bill soon
be on It's ~ay 10 Gov Roberts fVf bis
s,EsatAre and APPROVAL
Ttis bill imposes on the railroad
commission the duty Of assessing for
stale. comfy and municipal #Afposea
all corporations THAT are not nos as
sesasd by the commission. The as
sesss,ssats" Of properties by sss esszgs,
mlssi0n 0ill he eqaalised by state
board Of equalisers. u Which the gov
ernaF IL a member
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Senate Bill 3i4. which MAS offered
ss tho latest taxation and Assessment
reform or remedy introduced al The
suggestion Of Cos Roberts. emhodis$
his ideas OF proper legislation to coT
rect unsatisfactory conditions IN reg1'
lstiaa aud assessment Tfis bill
charges the nsme of tho Tennessee
railroad commission Ia railroad and
pubic utilities commission 81 the
State ~ Tennessee The measure in
addition 10 changing the name, gives
tbs commission complete control OF
regulation OF all pahlc utilities II
addg te th~ aaiiSs ara IL Ia said PRO
yides LEGISLATION that ti,2ily interests
ths corporations ard thr p&hic This
alil IL 0ne o, the meas, ga designated
70 mako tbc railroad commission a
very aciiye cen,tsl be 4 q assess
meet and taxation In To- state
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
RAILROAD MEN FOR
U. S. OWNERSHIP
L. q eARRErson or RAILROAD
EAorAeRhoops SO INFORMS
SENATE l. c. COMMITTEE.
BRING IN GERMAN ON ROPE
First German pessrtsr known To Have
Arrived In This countrY--GsoFesA
Lieutenant Leads him Win
Rops Around EtIs Neck.

Washington. Permanent govern
weas ownership OF the railroads ID
the oaly solution u the problem" was
I'd soeated before the senate interstass
commerce committee by A u. Carrot
son pf the railroad bFcthafhoods
Garretson said he represented prae'
sirasty aii tbs railroad unions, with a
total membership Ut 300, 600 mea.
We are stron3ly of ihs opinSon that
tts railroads can be best administered
by u direct government agency, ops
rated not to make pfofIts. but TO fur
aish service at actual coat to the p-ts
pls
Garretaon said he Endorsed the gen
sral principle Of the plan outlined "hs'
tore this committee few days ago BY
Glenn T. Plumb, although he thought
there might DO much differences Of
spinIea aiuaas railway mrn ~ TO uiahy
9f the details
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

The bill providing far tue eleStion
Of cnuaty school smersnlendents by
the people sss laisl away rs the hoas"
ard wtll no utore dlstarh the dreams af
soae super!ntsnaents Whi'e this
btu passed two readings with RRpsr
ent clear sailing Il struck a gvea, h'T
snag in TIE house Representative
Hoak offered ana secured tse adop-
too q, au amendment "a he hsIi Witch
exempted The county cf Ssllivan from
It's operation And after scanairE il
.n this manner he moved that the bill
70 N The table and hf viva 'eee &C
ten the hoase oct II on tAe table.
where IL will require two thirds vote
,e tsse II CT TIE vote on IN" sscg
ti4>s al TIE Hosak amsnimeal sss a
.es, vota, and Il saewed 50 against
the biz and eight Tor Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
FRENCH AMAZED At rAhks
GAY FEELING IN NEW WORLD n
CHANGING.
Now Regarded AZ Gang of unerst<fut
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS said
10 Dc 10 HlAme

Paris ~FFeuch lib~tala ARE concern.
I'd over the attitude of hostility toward
Fsw.c+ manifested In rrrs,n . ssa.=>.. /
can aesspapsrs during IN. lass few
weeks
few months ago, they say bit
'sFls, America. with exaggerated
praise, sss eating as all Joans ~ Arc
and Chtyalier nRysraR Now abe
seems n think se arc nation ~ I'm.
grateful ifnpriaI,kts What IA Tho
meaning ct this sudden ehanret We
are nos conscious OF being different
from few nnn'bs aga
There !s undoubtedly sliuaslon
here which should BE- Jared frankly.
In the frei place American saidiArs.
forgetting shai the la~ of supply and
demands sStme tiiurs enables even
American abnIs&eepsrs IN tw rtsnrtson.
ate, resent an5'tIs the fact tha, acme
interruptions French merchants haze
exploited than They unm#tiy rom.
pare th" ssplnfor+ they eafay tn shs
Rhine VALLEY thfo9xA the ehs&quious
and calculating s.rriliiy nj the Ger
Haana sita tbs hardahipa lhey endured
In French CAMPS ard on Ertneh hat.
flefIelds There il undoubtedly aon~
echo of their fseiings In these respects
LIP The American newspapers ~ no
prsssnt tine
Also American journalists on reach.
ing France were disappointed 10 find
The LACK " that complete poii,lcai ara
moral supper which they had Leen
led 10 expect is~sm tbs French. ara
ehaxrtned that people 81 France can
not 500 the Americas 1nay looking NJ
matters chat viii rosnA up before The
peace congress.
Thess things saass b. corrected m
OIL! he cordial feelings SID TO exist
hets"~n the Americans AHd the p~op
pie AZ France Will b. sacrificed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
.lRMIsTIc[ TERMS
TO Be RtG|D|FED
pAANs 70 RNtNe TEUroNs ttU
sENsg on srGRA eEAl,rig&
OCCUPY ESSEN URGE FRENCH
Refuse to Atie~ ssa@asNs0-s Nv E~es
ssrs cawrAas~ AsAanss FsaS~s-~
sAipa neFmaaasa Must Hs
Gsve~ W

passs~~rhs Allied nrwaaters mss Aa
the sar~eme tnseraasiea war c~aneal.
and probably nxed tsraa 20 he Inn.
posed aron uvrmsay, whose sactaes e
obstruction and s~cssmsaasian ara sxAA
10 have r~Arhe1 q elsnaax kNA sAr~At
made at wsisnas Ay Chancellor Ebert
thar Germany woasa hr~Ak On nsgAstsr
taaaa with the aiisse.
The fs~lins In peace conference care
elss 10 that the ta~ymsAns arr marr ana
sncse ssrsstsinE their pssi,son Ane III 10
enpertsd thai the supreme war seaa.
ell VIII tAAs measures to hrang sAesM
10 seass of che realities.
Marshal Neeh will III to Treyes ywA.
N to ax the conditions for q shirA
r~n*~al III the armssises and the dsss
cussioa Of the conditions To b. im.
ros~d probably will take up most III
the time Of The supreme war council
session far day ar t~u,
VIII Fla rims Limit. &
II " andeFssead that The council will
fs hsf~f time within which she Ger
mans must carry eel thu conditions
tnHy have -aaay fast;rea IN part !. tm
taE respect IL in aated that noee M
The German meruaan. shira which
werH 20 have been sent TO certain al.
He'd ports has YET been handed ever.
H: lhraasA epta.aa enasldsrs thai tAa
occupation ~, Essen In ~ hrst nese..
atty II the allies arr to coatrni DER
manr's principal War factories Pub.
Tie opinion in Frame also Insaskiag "
the sapt@ms war council In going to
allow rssdr Marshal Won iiindsueurw
10 establish himself tn Rromherg and
prepare a campaign against Poland,
wasrb can enly hs supplied through
nanaig
The supreme war council alec viii
m the size III the contingent ef
France. Great Britain. the Tinted
Rsates and the slIisi nAtions In tAs
armies ~ oeeapaliun. both In Europe
ana Asi&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
Wire NEWS CONDENSED.

Tacoma ro,lnwsus tae aeisio-
" lae Cvatrs> saa1v tosacil ne Sesi
rrsi strtee Is ~ IN racems, ssd r,"na-
Ssrs Of Sae aa'ess VITO ~rrs 90; 10
the sympathetic strise weat Sacs 10
work
i'SF,s Tire proposed Arsetar "a.
ttoa. which ~c1l3 conprtss the great
or part " As'a Nlner VI seek 10 10
essas &a AmeT'cAE ytatsci0rsts, A.
ss-lirs IN r~c>-ts u csry alassan ses@
New York 40 ,oetr arrival ae-e
the t~o ear,es5S - area Asi;ators en-
rcase .cr dercrtaslna wt.l ee scat u
Etlis iS'Sat They vtl - "a, 90 Se<
sss ard Distributed 70 ,asr yArte IS
ocunsrcA
rs~taeAet \ I Nearly al. tAe To-.
stls nfs in the Blackstone NBle e
sAstc3 90 a Is boar wee2 'Sav4G.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
SEATTLE OPERATES JirNEyS.


Seattle Wash city directed auto
mobile "E'grY service was tnaggu
rated hi Seattle 10 break ths'styike 10
compliance With the mayers ultima
tam that the strikers would have 10
call off sympathetic strike or he
would operate ali essential industries
Faced by icecrtiens w unton rankA,
coupled With results brought about by
Mayor OIe Ansons ul,imAtum that
troops wo0ld be used II necessary to
restore Seai,lc'a business operations
10 normal channels. tho sympathetic
strike. affecting approximately 90 tQe
workers seemed near It's end
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
HERO or MARINES AoNosEC.
Philadelphia Pays Tribute 10 ecys
Who Saved Paris,

Philadelphia Philadelphia paid A
warm tribute 20 300 wounded marines
NJ the FIFTH and SjN'h regiments ~ha
helped 20 stem the German rush on
Paris The mcr syN eonSales ctns AZ
the navy yard here aud werr siv~a
permission 70 f4rsde over \ short
rotate ibroaGh the central part IT the
>f,v Two hundred " them we're aa
ahle ~ mar y and rode 10 automobiles
from sGhs thes Smilngly aesR0~l
edged the pia1di,s 81 thousands ~ p1t
44AnR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Tho senate committee on railroads
voted unanimously to recommend for
passage the bill offered by Senator
Was'nn for the development Of coal
hads on tbs Herbert Domain These
lands are In the middle ~ enc at tho
beat coal te,tlons az the country, and
that tae coal tan be mined prufItabIy
In the opinion ot all familiar With coal
mining In this paft ~ the state The
state has held this tract or more
properly domain tor asoNt is years
and Senator hastoH declares tina, IL is
time It received aumeth.us on the In.
vra,mcui t;o,i roads from Ptkesills
and Crossville and an extension Of
the Nashville Chattanoega Il St
f.ouls Railroad IA thc SeQnAtghie Val
lev. Will ~pon give tho people Of the
state very different idea from the
one some seem "a bold nos about this
valnaN'e property rwNed NV the iaie,
said TIE senator 'roa Nan Haren
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Following Ahc rneelgt " a special
message from the cover sr relative to
the dstelopmen. 81 the Her bert lso
main. the senate called rp senate bin
No. sis for final reading The bill
prpvtAcs frr TIE Development Of the
tAomain ard all rs resources Ia Ire
stir the text al tAe governors rner
sage Senator Hasten urged is pass
age, and tho bill then passed ia taird
reading without oFposItsou
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
yANk BRINGS SACK HUN.

Had Served AZ Dispatch Bearer Be
hind American Lines Wounded.
= 's@a Tork's The flfas slsfss@ta aHssEs.
pr Auown to have arrived ia this coan
try, got ~ on the American transport
Arakan lie was lad ashore with A rope
around his noea by Lieut. James W
corIey OF Marietta Ga
The dsserter WAS enc of party of
L. Germans Who had the misfortune 10
ran into turiey and two dosghtoys
AGAR Thiercourt The other II sur
rendered The deaerter ran away, FOL
k,wed tho American into camp aud
gave himself up He served as dis "
patch bearer behind the American
llrea and was wounded In action
Corioy says no Is the bes, German
police dos in CAPTIVITY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Section ot Congress For League o. Ma
tens Meets February 70,

" Louis wee cbair'uea toT each
az the nine states ot tho nid-contIHrM
s,4-tss-F oE2thrr @oagresas tac b leaESs ~
nations which meets here Fab @Ss6
we're appointed by Regional Chairman
II pstungll NJ this city The sice
chstr,nen viii appoint members Of vhe
regional committee Tor their own
states
The new appont.es are Arthur Cap
per Of Kansas. charles n Hrough Of
Arkansas. Neill II Field Of New Mex,
leo. Geo w Clark 81 Iowa Patrick NJ
Ner of Tsxas, Norris brown Of No.
hraska, C. II Ames q Oklahoma. y,
Harrison White OF Colorado and Fred
erick " Hudson ~ Missouri
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
aENtCANS slAy AMEaR ANS
Beat ara sec0s Two ard Rob Payrrss
tcrs Az rar,piec Lake

Wasbing%9n The TTcen. unrder Of
t~o American. On an ssland 10 Tam
plco l@ke Was reported in adSices
troM Mexico thsourh official channels
Tle victims whose rames we're aos
&gNN- were Nvatea and stvft
TnN same advise" A}sN said tha, the
u'ssaxer ~ the Standard tll cnaspaur
n %nplce w&t beaten ard robbed II
sl8NtA en- Jan ~ and the gavn'as.
ter * The Texas oU company robbed
N 81, 200 aear he same ssot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
Neaatlatiens Result In Arr 81 lse

Caprn hageo rNs negotiations W.
tween rois@h ana German eel~sar4rs
looking toward ressa cn et acsttlt
lies IN German Poland have yesultsd.
according IA adstcss rc,rtv'a here. tn
an arojS.icc which " effective al
cute rAe gepggtS add there had hsst' u
s,c,,snt fighting a, ssserSl gctp;s dgT
,rs the last tee days The Police are
.aat to ~ concentrating spucia| STERN
sax troops .oF ase IN >iiestA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
euns rtrssndenss ssmry Fixed.

The house and the senate have II
nails got together" on the salary 10
BE- paid the state superintendent OF
public instruction tina, Ia To be ap-
pointed BY the governor when Senate
B.li iss becomes law II vas first
placed At 81 900 In the house sent to
the senate and made 81 COO, back 10
the house II sent and 81 .ooe saa made
rte annual pay TO the senate Il TOOK
another visit. and the senators stood
firm At t16Ho Tuesday the house
passed the bill In final reading. car"
ry,ug with II salary OF $4,000 Al
least iha, In the WAY confused so
ior- remarked that IL locked to them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
suc,o rte,t a, Ams-sa~s

Aryhsrgv& ~Eritjsh and R4u.aa
trerps. supported nv American ma
,.hine kuu and trench M0rtAr yn5sS, hts
gan an attach aSs.ns' faa E'sNsviki
m sha Petrrg-S4 road seuta 81 hadjsA
rncre sa1a aeta no tia, reports On
tn. result u TIE fIrA;tcx
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

First Geressi la~a
The first ssasral law. Of chapter /.
public acts of 1875. 10 s@sats bill n,
Increasing sA@ ps~ers VI the Tsnaassee
railroad commission BY sSrpssslns the
duties ot state asard Of cQaaitEassOn
On IL. As taxAtfoa reform waa the asc,ss
important sahjecs afxed On tho sea
eral assembly By Gov Roberts. II Ia sgs'
proprsate thai the first Sew xsaeFal
law shsuia ~ the las providing for
fair, equal aad laast assessment u prep
ety In the state
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Washington For the fourth time
tina United States senate defeated =
resolution tp submit, woman suffrage
constitutional amendment 30 the states
The yotr was III 20 -
The vote proved a bitter alSapputat
on presldru, Wilson aud other Demo,
cratic leaders 10 sv es southern uem
rcrats into line. No one " tHese on
mhom Ve sgftraetas Autvi hejy
ssoees 'uteJ tof sslgAge, TIE Nn!c
WAS 81 toc Suffrage sad ~ sSalns; u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION


Washington nr Provision fer en
torcement II the war time prohibition
law, effective July 1, IN en- nodted In a
bill introduced w. the senate by Soma
tor Sheppard. ~ Texas and referred
10 thr housc judiciary committer The
bill provides an appropriation Gf 81
500 900 for enforcement. which wpeld
he IN ehAfxr. ni a SPECIAL deputy Of tho
internal revenue bureau
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
ESQ TANks ARRIVE


NvwFpft Nows Va 'rn&laE lA0N
sold,eys the hat'irShIp Vermont aoes
"a helv aE,m a taarh gayaea OK rs
DAYS FROM FTau.r IN" t'r> aHifs 'o
hand Nare thc i>ld and t>9th aero tanr
struetiou s4Nsdrone tHstJsj companies
Of northern trcopa also Nerr taaSht
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21
Aseresses Joirt Sesstor

GA Tsay. ssy. Fsa Is, John Easeg.
ton ~ l4esasou s,statat q the Tea
rr$see Manufacturers Association,
addressed posrt sssssoa NJ the -
semAlv cn .xSolaiieE ~ tas safe and
tie g~nssia,iities AZ iAass;S.si tsrebcp
yacr, IL Tennessee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

inhir +- The Aii.,frlaRd labor cua
fprea ., held here las; week. aic9t,>&
= prsran calitnx far ttA~4as ~ses
and an increase NJ lSa per cvns "a
wAss~ over ptv-war rates
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-21

Hcs,cz Secretary Baker IN A. al
t.-ess Al 4 state carers ~ tA- New Er
gland congress ter . leatue Ct tree m
tts,-s strrnsly isiorsed TIE ieArus Of
cations movement He declared ire
sr,ss, war wcali ~ che II the mos;
t1,!le eeisoees IA history unless def
Re ng~>Sram wsre laid towr 10 rear
-srxe II ,sraasiesa A. - stscrs