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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17
COLONEL WRIGHT HERE

Colonel George R. Wright, former
president Of the Louisiana Fibre
Board Company. arrived in the city
Monday for a few days. He reports
that his only son, George R. Jr., has
been mustered out Of service and is
now at his home in Chicago and feel
ing fine.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17
BEALL IN CITY

A. X. BeaH, former merchant of
this city, but who has been located
at Alexandria for the past several
months, is enjoying q weeks visit
with his family and many friends.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17
rnIENn ExPEcTED SOON

Jack Friend, formerly Of this city,
but who for the past several months
has been in France as major in an
engineering regiment, is expected to
arrive in the United States soon, hay-
ing written that he expected to sail
between the 18th and goth Of this
month.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17
BogaIusa Boys
Busy in France

-.st number in the same or
- 4 the original Company
rouisiana Regiment OF In
e, ,tst left BOgalusa Easter,
..rvice in the world war,
Y, . Y sergeants and one cap
headquarters Company No
geetion No. 1, engaged IN
.s.,iou service at st. Nazaire'
The duties of these four
=, varies, and it might prove
- % their Bogalusa friends
sv few Of them.
,sutain mentioned is none
.s.r .'his hard-boiled highness"
=. Paul o. Leblanc, who COM
headquarters Company Of
.I5e hundred men from all
4 he states. and the thirteen
nfs VINO nave sbaySu
~ beginning Of it all.
rs Hayes and Kizer Mizell are
..s, ii charge of sections that
s from fifteen to twenty-five
nm 4 week and are kept so
"a their duties that they only
r friends on payday. Rufus
Marion Calm and Lewis
.sssF are shippers over barracks
s,sdle casuals, and are well
d he Job, which requires tact
msutsl as wen as physical power.
walker is q tailor for the camp
" acquiring capital for invading
M snd Columbia streets BUSH
a,tions. Surco Anglin has de-
ito an excellent fault-finder
s of bis being 2 good-natured
~ otherwise. Surco's job is to
tat certain part Of the camp is
ysT tidy condition at all times,
Is always gets on the nerves of
Az daring his tour of inspec-
frank T. Sullivan, being keen
6sk B booking all organizations
through the camp for their
WHEN not otherwise engaged
Hlnen 4 few choice dishes for
ia friends and prepares a
ho have acquired the ac-
a the French cootie have
o. bearing q speech that
snen Gettysburg address
thoughts expressed and for
richardson is the stop kicker"
Ii Wing room Of the st. Ma
issusing plant, and he informs
VIE pass through his establish
hou 70 take their equipment
a steriIizers and what to do
rds
sne Canada works in the sales
sasy and is the first to handle
andes, cookies, ETC., that arrive
h from the U. S. Needless to
y BOgaluSa men are informed
when to rush the commissary
nou Ward and Karl Starns, be-
asehing up with all the bunk
e hey lost during the exciting
hetween August and Novem-
~ developing into regular de-
around the French made
las After the work is over
. have the time pay a visit to
.1aee Jones, who is property man
Y large Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium
!. rs camp, and who always sees to
Bogalusa men have seat, no
a how large the crowd.
aase boys have plenty to oc-
her minds, their only worry is
Ale they going to get home. 2"
sERGT. JIM W. RICHARDSON,
'Alonal Company A, Headquar-
Ne I, Camp No. l, American
s. isionary Forces, A. P. o. No.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17
City Owns Quarter
Million Property

Did you ever stop to consider that
during the past four years Bogalusa,
as city, has acquired property
worth over a quarter Of a million
dollars. This is an important item to
the taxpayers and one which will
make favorable impression upon
visitors. The property owned and
values are as follows.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17

Miss Katie Walker. a popular
teacher of the High School, returned
last Wednesday night, after an ex-
tended visit to her home in BOasier
City, La. She was called home on
account of her mothers illness.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17

Miss Elizabeth Townsley, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Townsley, arrived
IN Bogalusa yesterday, to remain
over Easter as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Haas.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17
ELAND VISITS RocA,,,sA

hreland, one Of the best
s'szens Of the vicinity of
Was n Bogalusa yesterday
trends and transacting bust
reports the farmers of his
cry much behind with their
account Of the abundance of
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-04-17

Logan Pigott has returned from a
two weeks visit to his many friends
in Covington.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

STATE Department N irfa~r4ea That
Ie~xtrs is Nc te1s-f In Msx.
lean Prison.

Washington. Wgstsans q Jenkins
.ha America eens#ias agent ffapEas
,ussi al Paehsa. Aexsfcs wa# released
THE American embassy Ia Mckee
sssssy reported hss release In Nh nffs-ial
ttspateh receised by this State U~pass-
n@as. and almost at the same ts-nr
ssews dispatches ws@a rsceAred srsssn
ssesico chg which Txsd nm as@as NJ
sns American embassy tad tepa@ated
4 eAers tor ssas Rith tho eiYEl author
aSes as rashfa~
Tass dstssFrnes H. The tire reports
ssesned IN raise sanms doubt hin ID
wssesArr JstzksEs uas released raonn
ssssf0aAgly sa the diplomats f~rr~ssa,
sassuas es the .1stspd Ssasas ssv~rn
Tssss. on wa@sAsr As ksa assen r~
tss s@s ON ball. as tAf Meracan &atheFs
siea hare canssnd~a he csnh
Tss Ssasa Dwrarssn#nt- ha~Tvsr
ssek zha vsew tsas Je=kfas Mad as~n
e4eases eH it, diplomatic representa-
thons ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
TYP0THE TAEENTERS DENIAL
1eeiaees iss Esfe~ss 10 Establish 1Ys
terH Fsaasriea w President
Wilson ard Hurley. $780,.

Washington The E'assAi TYpash y.
ian III aaaevsca, tfs eessatTy side ar
Faaisssaoa Of raasser wsaterS has
HE'D tts answer 10 the federal trad
ssEsa assssscser' = seFnpassns ,ef rvaettces
semasag N prize flxsar aaa coercion
The swecsa~sae msxex a general de-
rial that arr Ut tts s#sesfcas are itse
vai ~ mnssirl Il snslatses I'm it, sn-
sw~r Il latter srsaaa sesaaas ssAasraaam
tsarses ifs.orssns its system a. csst
stadinxx Aaa lstter frasr President
u's1saa la Mr, Hurley ssagsvsang sae
trade easnmtsssssax sftosss to ta*. All
srss tsadsax xystsras II sssies that
sss seeessfsa ~sAse~sFear plan IL q
cgarrfve nssasusss Ass ss rather m
sawS&sssssi activity. ana cerserisns
sasss fh@ trade commission In without
Jurisdiction ard arStax tAss the eerr
rsxGa. be assastsssA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
NO FUNDS FOR PROSECUTION
AeMsvsf. utpaEamsnt III Justice WI
Wsteh tes rrcfstsssiaa sma Goa
tkeUe prexseuticm&.

a Il q ~ -i5Sl d 44a fA.s. 4
| waaaiast1a 'Tl+hv government wft
nes atttsaps 70 csntrel saa aastrissisass
| and aals vi sugar stseT 80 80 $780,:
equalization boasd Ia dlssossssi Dec
Ia.
Atfasney Gsferal fatmes In taaasas
this announcement said thai an nj
sa~as had been provided hy coakress
for cAFrysax en tbs wark al handbag
sugar. The department of sassses
| ~oaid eonfiae lin efforts To the pun
ssthseat ~ prefstserx.
| Y til explaining shs establishment IL
sts proEram ses defeating sAe sugar
shortage. MIR, Palmer said be had Fat
the proposition te congress sF ehtaia
iag Tangible resalts, after officials haa
outlined psaas fur continuance af
tae eoh,rol under supervision NJ TIA
department VI justice, He said ths
necessary funds aad authority wsrs
not forthcoming,
&ssss Ms. s'asarsrK astsra xas x~sss
eiatsS sAeessasssi All. sssasalsaz ass.aAss
sources Of more Sugar supplies by par.
nitsiag rwftness Ia ray more far taa
Cuban ra~ stock. II also MAS believed
10 mean that sugar prisss weasa saag
The department. wtii saasiaae 10 hunt
aa~n fTufsssers, eut without means
MI checking up Oh tha cxsst III tAs re
timers or without control ~ the prize
al which the rapnsies caHas tn thts
country IN was believed domestic ron,
sssaers woala be faFeed 10 pay high
prices SITTER Ian, l.
THE department Of tHs,iee has
never attempted In fix thn prize Dir
*wxar." continued Mr. Palmer. TN
sha past, II tas accepted the recon
ssetaatsans vi tue sugar edas ltrAsssa
board very largely In de,egminang
maximum fair PRICES The fair mar.
gsns III profit allowed are These MA
tahlisAnsi hy the taod administration
When sEslA dlsstterastnatiGns Witty ,tpads.
shsy have hsan communicates tn The
district attorneys, who we're aavlss "a
that any sales ta esress III the mag
smntm figure Act should he considered
unfair and unreasonable, Tee early
ssrmtnasipa VT The SUGAR equalization
SN6Arh win maks II impossible sa sws
any definite price On sagas In the fa
sistc ar c4satras ~ ia@sstAat4tsHr Esery
sale wssl i've treated oa i.s own marits,
ana sH eases where the dtssrsrt vii
tevney has evidence Indicating an Tin,
Fair profit pr Withholding Oh sugar
trun the normal channels os cxsasasag
liea or any discrimination TIN prize III
nv manufacturers or to the johbes
suratysng the domestic consumer will
aa proceeded against Wnaer th@ I~yet
act
Federal sreass wsIk continue IT.
w&tra tleBsiY for pr1sstasraaE, etfs
cssis sail
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

LIMITED STATES
SEMArcR FAi-L. CHAIRMAN cos
hiJTEs MAgEs ctgAzcEs
At,AlsssT MGstcc.
.cARRaNzA KNEW oF PLoT


Waahsngt0msss~Esvsd wilderness thar radicals
| tn Msxiea. WITH tas knowledge and
suppsrt III President sttafraAsA. plssaea
10 sRsssEaia 4 revelation Iii ths s1ast@ss
Ssatns And To seasa the border ssafss
acquired BY tbs Americas government
lin sx4s ID contained To the menprsn.
dafn presented tn President WFilsea by
Senator Fall III New Mexico. ehaary
szen VT she Foreign relations sabcams.
usattes tuveatigattag ska MuxtsHn sfts
aatloa.
Rtaas ipF The pfppased tssasatlaa
were obtained BY ,tae subcamH.itsse
froA the sniautaa MI meeting lAss
nss ~ tn Mexiea fslts al Ledge 60, an
generalization vi extreme agtsasms and
members VI shs Industrial Workers oil
tbs World, The Mexiean president III
s,nsed most directly win ,he plua
through correspondence, In which be
|eecamneaas thrive msn for speesal
consideration because Mt their eenHesy
tion with Abe plan. which they dmstre
10 put into practice la ths state ot
Texas. Thssa mea. the committee
states. have been Ideatiftea ss active
agents ~ f.adks ss ''''' y '''''
The memorandum which contains aa
Ahstfaet ut tae esidenes collected by
sese committee was delivered 10 the
pFvsidaat by Senator Fall and made
psshtie later.
+ The notes OF the Oct. t5 meeting OF
the radical ledge dsclsra '1hare ar
paarsd tATas delegates, swa Americans
and one Mexican. who had arrived
from the United States, and who
sfafa ssss ss,s WIZ A. sas,tssas H.
abs All The hsysissnisxs M. saaxt. As.saaar
bar tthat Ia. November. 1919. To cali
IA general strike VI all msasrs and
metal workers In the United States
tina, they hare a,a0a.etse aahasents In
that country. where they will ee able
10 Rstsa ane western and two Atlantic
eaFss. that large number Ut Amer,
Nan soldiers were preparing 10 take
sates with shsn, ana that they pro.
pcs W. establish a capital al a re-
fcrHiN xosefnnssnt III the Unssea
stasds In the state VI Colorado: that
whe1 saeh u rcycaatton was success
ful. Nv Mtsicans rendering their 4.
sfssaaFE, The border statss watch were
acquired by the United States untseg
the treaty OF ists woald be- returned
ID Mexico"
Tha three men referred To are the
same, the iaemafandum states. M
these mentioned by Carraasa In lot.
lars ssai whA$A tho sasssssist%e hs@ w.
cured phatassssic rorles. The frat at
these lsttefs, dated -Jana 4, and All
dressed 10 Manuel Asairre HtTsanga,
Mexican minister NJ geseaaclon. says.
TSeaar Limo Cahaila. bearer at tAis
letter. ia tae PERSIA who. h, campanv
With twe friends, will hrsnk To yen the
maalfessas aud the pisa whleh th~y
tscssr~ TO rrt snta practtge ia r6s stata
of Texas.
"This p'an eeing very favorable tor
Mexico. p1sase aid them In es@fy way
and give shs necessary Instructions III
the frontier stsses,
4 resaaia your affac,ioaate friend.
~, CARaAN.A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
GERMAN MINISTER
DEFENSE DEFIANT
STRONGLY URGES REFUSAL nv
h,s NATION TO SIGN The
PEACE PROTOCOL.
sTAe Limit Has Beer Reaehsd~-lef
!. sss Aitsee tsee~ev- tss~ Gsssssry N :
They Like" pesiarss Min.
iatsr Nesks,

laeriia. -~~Gustave Nosss. minister Of
defense. ts determined aot 10 sisn
the paaev 9rataSol delivered TO Ger
Rany by the entente Sha In received
To recommend sha government @aap'
his attitude. cnma what may. according
Il, aa iatssylswu VIII, NesAs l Rf I'M Il
hero. ". '''''' ~ NY Ny ,'''' ''' +.
F''1"'f saiffdit sFSaK fU1lff ths wtshsT igs1SFsF
ernmeas, because II aas set ye, casae
Ia a a@Gissan.# said Noeks. "Sai
shall recommend a refusal IN sisn taa
peace treaty protocol,
"tFha tiFait has laas been reached
let tha allies eesups the stpantry II
they iike. The peace nos presented
10 us Nv rot lseaes, bas a arosoasasien
vi the war.
We're sussh treaty accepted. The
German nation wcala rtse ap and
hveasn Itself upon the racn whp
-sIanea Ii, and Il would be righs- fsFeas
britain aud France are deliberately
planning the aestrastloa Dt ssarmsny
An tho confidence | ever had In ses
pledges III the allies " gone forvseF,
ny deceit and srtekery the Bfistssi
and FreAsh governments are working
up oalnsea In their countries 10 Grip
rge Germans stiil tafthas eetpna IND
crushing defeat al TIKI ifrst treaty We
hare yielded soe eften and 'sow rnwst
resist List The allies do what Asy
pleas@" ~
Asked whether ~ eos.a resign "
sta remainder ~; shr government d.
tiavi 10 accept the aisits tsruss, seska
replied that hs ecald nat say whst hF
soaA Gn A week hnaE.. hat thai bis
psesent position had been deliberately
H&etea and WAS anslsafahte.
The correspondent says that 81
,aensh Naske carefully emphasized
hat he was only defining his ews
sesitian. hSs words agreed With tn
isyansians aserihe+i 10 the ether ssean
f@rs III tae gGsiaea,
The two xtra~s Which Saske repre-
reas as having hresea tAa back al
taevwsfi endurance. sAyS the ecrve
aeeRaeat ARE sha demand far DOCK
and barber material Raa itse prsyser,i
empowering st4A sSlles IA cnEoFea ext
gvtsea If INV peace ttFaty-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
M RULE FOR IRELAND


For the sirst time IN his-
R&SY IAfW ta every prospect st shc
sssiE xi sts1R Aesms svtst~a Ssstssscser'
ia aecntxltnx to Il statement made 10
N h Walter Hume I.ang. first
M NJ thx smsralty y
MA A6sd George with intro
au 4 Irish hnme rals bill Tn
Inn Scsosiipg to the Daily
1 AsseAp&lox aads that the blu
riUT ~ TINT fG6 legislatures with d
MUM aesats but that th~ pow.
6Sstt I'M Allcssa t1 the senate have
! Hd s an lsAs1 n says thu Fate
" all NM dac~Ad GA the gevevn
i NJ AssU1sty IA th.s respect,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
coat SITUATION DISCUSSED
csAspet Ccnsidsfa 0ysatson~-0p~Fx
vipsscsssy csHy Hunev Th<y WIN
u Conpfemias M 3Sais.

wasaiaEion. The general c0al 1is.
sa.scss, wAs 4tsrnss4a yas snAssiaK ef
tite tsrrsia*aia sasiast. hass there xas
Nss intsnaatiSs os what new rsnp wax
contemplated Ny ta~ rossFamsas la
aset Kgp~sHr sppeais tyosa sRrioss
FaetsuAs as th@ tSsasfy For enough
fssl vi ksar shs tss ardastties ia cp.
sratscr.
Ths apryashrf cersmsss~e tssseA 4
statement rharaetATisang nj ''yiSisas
snd nssseadiag !" pahgsah~d reposx to
The efs~cs shai thsy wers considering
proposals ID ensnprsmi@~ vim sriks
INK asa@# workers Ay p~sinx sMevs
thsH ths M pSr eens iaes~ase ssg.
R~stea wv I'm. Garfield. .ad inefsAs.
iax tsss prizes VI etss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

1TRkET GAN sEHvIGE iN AT.
i.ANrA stNLTtp-aa sasTGot.
INV sAcLs cslpeIEr.
i,OlD REP0RTEQ HOMELESS


Memphis. Team ~,-T'oferntfal saiaa In
vartons sarsieaa vi ths south hsoHghI
naaay rivers ko tise tiocA stsgs. ealaed
ths isss NJ several iiyas aad damaged
property A@avtfy.
Mars than ao Inches ef rain in Az
taAtA resulted Iii tngndRtian INF rail-
read tranka. tn hating 1T straet eaF
sarsics cn aamry iinss and threatened
the city wasas wnFks, The dnwHtali
was the haxvisst tn w yHars, Thres
rersuns wsfe drowned near Atlanta
xhen Eas&x' GsfSak. HAakiasisy ii ssaxtl
stream. undermined d hsadge ever
waich aa aasomebiis was passing.
A thousand parsnas wsse homeless
and tsaia services xas ina0fiaIssiy
saspeadeA al Meridian. MiHs.. due ta
thc overflow of All ssrsamx south OF
the city. flna nagrn Ia repersad To
hass laat bis lite, Tha ratakall VI al
hoarx In sha yieinlty III Meridian to-
tailed tD,t Inches
strsst ear service Was Interrupted
IN Mobile b. the inability OF storm
sewers ~ convey the sr@at volume ef
ths raInfail, Train service an ths No
ktfs n Onto railroad Esiweau Enter
priss and Qutttaaa. Miss. was ntss,
rupted by washoats.
The hydroslectfic plant Of tho
Montgomery Light and Power tpm
paay vi Taiiasaee. Ala. WAS put sus
Ut commission by broken dam. sAy,
in9 the city without lights OF #tgss,
car service. Heavy damage was ~.
parted IN thu vicinity OF Moatgos.
.ssy. WIZ fsilfgs4 Hs !; IMPAIRED
Hlkh WATER aa ta4i ffhaffaAss
River ns,Ar .Cselpmbaa .saa..sk
hase cai*ed property damage, wa \
CONTINUED kle OF the river radtctea, l
4 sJaintait ~ GA snsaea al Selma.
A,a.. NJ "A haaI Y caused a 1iN Of ST.
fset III the AiaeaRs& ess>iris hours
~~porslons of The city being flooded.
Anxiety ls fclt tor The eonvicts ut
the Alabama prison ~ where ,h4
Cocsa rissr has reached flood stage
Al laTx@ pMrt vi the farm IL reported
under Ateht f.ss ., water
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
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nErk<ssD rsxEs o. FoNxsaN
kEk ArlnNs c0sea n slAv
lkTKKssk,t sstsss ,slt
Gan corr NTH Qlf sylOll.
~ Msal iMs~mA1 ~ ~ MssssAs NY
sMsss~. avs ssxa MasssF Msas ~
Given Mn Asss sssssps cs.'
sase<ssts~
GAN corr NTH QuFs llolIss

wsx.a anxtan IA 49, ssssatpTk asssnAs
IA w s..s f.,s~sra rxlatasasa paMmiits~
n ~ VI - ,saaA rfsxkss3ns Assun III fAeE
1900 ers.l. and rxraOrs ~AxsAAT N
ss~.y $1,000 I'M nrsss4ea, ny rs&tex
NJ ~. saannxs xax aasas,se to sxsspis~
| MI. M g..,.s.. 49, I'm the MAass issasa
eg,.r !. csassssass N sares aaAFsefs III
y. - - ..ssA NM. Arcade sAat III
80 n. sy.,...s .vs.e ,s,.,nt sgesgeprasass
80. =. s.,.r. ..s,.s.,sa ID harm
sssss...sa,. IN M. .s..cxtissAs sssalr,,na.
80 N. s..,ss.a
's 80. sa..,,s...,.., s..s,h ma nx~.sassa
,.s.s.sa N. 1890. ..s, ' " Y,
nsxs.saa u .. NJ nv 4 xsa ryxsraea
.s,,x~ - y. - rss,a, n, \ .ahia.s M
-. d, -. s,.sa Il. yrssleaal
e;,s.s.s. $500 M. va si,aess N
III. 49, ....1,,st.ss III. n. aax aY,sne
80 M, rs,...e.,ssx ansanas,ls NJ
Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

ysa&apess VI ksyass. tha iassv.
wA1 hAs been Investigating tas facts
eNuFes&iag the murder III LSant TSsEa,
vee former Hungarian pFefaiar ra,a
'rttfet suicide friday by iumping sn,r,
the third slc&r wiaaaw at TIVE esurs
house
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
Neets Repeal War Acts,

Washington, ~- t.esissstten repea.i-s
the eSpssnage, seod control aid sassae
ather war time laws ts S~slue drafted
by Chairman rafter. ", the fseass
gGwiaa affairs ca@mjsiev.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

faados. Aniarsesn naval sash1rt
tses 10 Jsssassa DECLARED wnfnaasss =
report aaasssseef TT the Pail NAH Ga
setse that sae rsitea States bad cen
sracsea Per tee sa.tssne Of Asaerfcan
asxtrnyers In Gssai gsisssr. 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Valencia Spain ~ great assn:stY
s -estcn aboard the British steamer
custes was destroyed by fire n The
aatess The sesssi had imst arrived
sroa Easiana.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

~ Pass Texas Jaitz4 s asss sol.
atsss On strike sass In New M@<se.
shsnsss asssfsssa have essn cxsas.~ss
wttA4ra~a aud rssaFaed 70 saeGs sta
tSexx.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
p4u<t ~ Asrrtsne.

Tkasssnssasa--4Twc rsrssas w~
sislek. tssse% rrssahs. fatally sa5arw.
saa several ashsrs nsere or less bar
here At War; Fiysas Fssss SHEA An
asrrsaas ssrsek serswa ri spectator.
White ssasssas m txsIsitisa tssEat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
r~ssper. n .as saa Msnsy.

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unprecedented htsa srstxx sasa sas
ssfs are aakiag frUm tssq sa &sec 4
seek ard sume s<aeea hcys here hare
zasa4 ~ mach ~ sSs . vss& hy tra%'
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Charleston, w. Ta,-~+Ntnsty -airs per
csas # tass ustsa miners In district
Nc II, United Mine Workers cf
America. arw oas and refuse sa return
Al an sncrRase es IA pev cens~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

waaAlExtrs.--SGir q TIE sxrassves
pan, al Nssre. n. Va. to IN Charles.
saa Nv VA, inkfassrial Csrae<a;son
fer ssA NAs 'sss ssunsasea ~ sAs
var ae7s-lmsn4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Salaessi Greek trvnes In Asia
Ntaae have sdvsnesd to the line faxed
~ tAe neaee sSsstervme~,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
p,e cara. cl,S,lsaelsN less.

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washiestnn .TAe p~f sAFasa eirra
iasiea III aNsaey VI tAe rntxsA States
was sss,ss ~ pee ! aee<sase Of
rs cents pet fersea sssoe Dc. !. 1918
figures naasAs DaAasc ~ I'm Ueasary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

HnnteH "a wtrefsws dispatsA frcm
Rer.ia aasSshcs* shst fhe Spsnish AnA
FaixsFtan xcv@FanAnss hare fsnux.
ssssa The Amssrssn rerHAsae
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
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seea esserea snF sAe tAssassan VI as
asFpsaas sassA will rass Aad eeseead
vertically
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

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AmsrseAn rrssfxtxr ts Tscmsnays VI eum.
Ing kssssse Ia asasA j serSnss repsrs ss
TIN ss&ze D%rsssmAzt sn ssss Rms4sa
sstatt5en.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

wsssinxtoa --IAe raltsz sssass ~
ispsa IRE vo<k5ag sesetAsr " ~
isrs q worserfai lsK1ss css q ~
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
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New rcss Ksilian f4 nstssssA
tnsHsr ssFsst6sy cf co4nnssss. kas
sAssfsA fhs Arsest&sAa sss@s.y -,
| H~ss M xeu HEk. ssssssAstas iEiak
! fsf r1th IA. N wga<o3. nndeY tAs| rsrs
$500 " kAS1MAa 4 wiaspa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

ssassofwlile erAs 4 rssattng @ shafs~
halaeFs III tsse Bedford sfal Il taax aeaa,
isaas eantfaes was lss sa Charles NJ.
Msss@a, vi Nashville, W here for Oh
ON l.oAo acres ~ land weas Ut tswA
held aM4er lsase hy the company.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Nashville "A regular mali. expTass
ana passenger asgrlsae services mar
seon he esaserrd Mt Ns~hxsile N VIII
nns hN d ssvsrnHaeas NJ oshar pabsie
service, Anwssef. but i pirate enter
prise.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

caarsssliie Navy Recruiting ON
'e%vs 4 Ks.s FSrMs &sAH sas " s n ks<aAaM'
sassaa. '7AaEassy .sxla, s7s,AasHAAS -aaEAI
here reergitlns for men m SERVE On
the f'nltea States ateasnsf Tennessee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Nashville Maay III the chapters ef
the tsasseA Daughters III tAe cessfadss.
aey thrsaghuas she stale are pa&Raan&
nv s~Ha 'ssas~sssYss sMs sssrswetsss NV ssts.sss
y1seraGa NJ ths ssSlaleF~ Hama ~ rs
membranes al Christmas siaan.