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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
FOCH GIVES AUSTRALIANS
PRAISE FOR WORK IN WAR
Declares Troops stopped German Drive
In 1913 md Drove Foe
Back.
lBy Associatcd Press.

LONDON. April llI-MarshaI Foch hal
sent inc following message to the SOL
dicrS ana people OF Australia:
Inc australian troops have upheld
cent dash. From start TO finish they
distinguished themselves by their quail
tica OF cndurancc and holiness BY
thelr magnificent ardor they proved
themselves 10 be shock troops OF the
nrst order.
I'm the grave hours of 1918. with
thclr british. American and. French
comrades. they barred the enemy rush.
appointed hour. drove IL far back.
am happy TO express to Australia
INC nndyinE memory which we shall
chcr'sh OF hcr Incompatible soldiers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
THOMAS CHOSEN PRESIDENT
Succeeds General Caatleman An Heud
of Saddle Hor~e Brecdern'
AHsocIa tton.

LOUISVILLE. KY. April l1.-Notice
or proposai TO change rules next
year OF the American Saddle Horse
Breeders Association and make tn,
female progeny OLA registered saddle
horse stallion and a mare by regia-
istration. was filed at shc annual meet
inG OF the associstiorl htrc today
Present rules require THAI the females
OF grand dams only he registered.
Claude NJ. Thomas, OF Paris. Ky.
was chosen president of the orEaniza-
tton. succeeding the late General John
b. Castlcman. its founder. Al! State
vice presidents were reelected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Select Caldwell, n. j., Rifle Range.
BY Associated Press

WASH TNGTON, April 1.-THE naval
selected by the Navy Dcpartment as
TIE site for the 1910 national matches.
The Caldwell range. recommended by
Of rife practice, can accommodate 100
teams for each stage of the match.
twice as MANY as any other available
range, and has unlimited capacity for
targets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Yankees Have big Pitchers.

Managers who delight in having Il
pitching staff made up of big men
Doxmcn now operating with the Yam
KEGS Three Of the Huggin ningers.
shore. Quinn and Schneider. all tip the
beam beyond 200 Douuds, and Braay
is not far from this figure. George
Mogridgc. although he does not carry
as much weight AS the others. Is IL big
man. standing six feet two inches In
height. O'Doul also is close TO six feet
in height. and Nelson. the pitcher oh :
tanned from Memphis. is "a big fellow.
Shore is easily the biggest man in tho
bunch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
MISS zINDERsTEIN WINS
Defeats Mr.. Mcrre in Finals of North
and south Tourney Mt
Pfnehurnt.

PINEHURSST. n. c.. April ll.-A1iss
Marion Zinderstcin, OF the IIongworth
Country Club. won the woTncn's singles
trophy in the North and South tennis
tournament here today by defeating
Mrs. Marion Vanderbilt Morse. OF the
West Side Tennis Club. in tho final
contest. Miss Zinderstein won the flrst
set by score OF 6-l. and the second.
Ga
Miss Zinderstein and Vincent Rich
ards. and Mss Florence Ballin and
William IT. Tildcn. Jr., won in the
scm;fiinals OF the mixed doubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
TOney Through With Baseball.

Fred Toncy. former pitcher for inc
Cincinnati and New York National
League clubs. announced today he had
is now confined in the Robertson Coun-
ty 'Fenn.) Jail serving the last month
or four months sentence for viola
;Ion q: the Mann act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
n.,mout pnrk Rnce, MAY -.

Racing will not begin in the vicinity
OF New York quite as early AS was
expected the Rockaway Hunt Club
having been forced TO give up the idea
on May and 10. IT will be left for the
United Hunts 20 set the ball rolling at
belmont Park Terminal on May II. one
day before tho regular season opens
at Jamaica. The concluding day OF tn.
United Hunts meet will be on Satur-
day. May o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
UNIVERSITY VS.. CAROLINA
Came VIII Be Played Mt Green.bor
before Hundreds of
hooters.
By Associated Pren-l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -

HARLoTTESvILLE, VA. April il.
-.He m ocTs OF the baseball team OF the
University Of Virginia left tonight for
greensboro, " G.. where they Will play
,o'mo!ro" The hrst OF a series OF two
carolina. The second contest viii be
piayed AT Chapel Hill on Monday.
Other oates on the V!rginans' South
crn "Trip arc:
APRIL - ard lG
Davidson College ~ Cbarlo,to
Ap:i II. wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Gold Medal Given Deiehnnty.

Jim Delehanty. veteran diamond
star. who helped professional baseball
clubs win pennants in four different
leagues. once said he never received
token OF thanks for his work. The
Cleveland amateur team with which
Delehanty played last season and
helped win the city title heard OF this
and recently presented him with a gold
medal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Gou1 VIII r,c noi,rot,, Chr.

Jules Goux. winner of the last 500
mile sweepstakes at the Indianapolis
speedway. will drive a Ueugeot car
this year in the hig race. The French
man will drive the same car used by
Georges Roillot in the French Grand
Prix in 1914. and which gave the Ger
man LautenschlaGer the battle OF it's
life on the course near Amicns, France.
Boillot. who was killed in the second
year or the war. was an idol Of the
French.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Giants HATING order FI,ed.

The batting order OF the New York
Giants has been tentatively fixed for
the season by Manager McCiraw, and
VIII mean lot of worry TO the Ma
tionhi League hurlerg. II is as follows:
Turns. Young, Chase. I<auff. Doyle.
zimmerman, Fletcher. catcher. pitcher.
ter than 900 IN past years. and three
Of them, Doyle. Chase and Zimmerman.
have led National League batting.
kaun led tho Federal League two year,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
New COLI Club chnrter.a

npaDcTiaI 10 the Times Dispatch.)
WAS issued today Tor The Henderson.
~ ,noit Course. Incorporated, capi-
t"' si35 900, by Mrs. w. A. Brown, j.
- Urcn and others. for maintaining
% 80! course. club house and other
equipment for residents and tourists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
ny JAMES CoRpErr.

In the summer of 1857 Jake Kilrain
became the technical heavyweight
champion OF America. But no ono in
this country paid much attention TO
his claims. and John L. continued e, to
in the United States.
Kiirain's title" was acquired in this
Through Richard *. Fox. his hacker.
kilrain challenged John l.. TO a finish
bout for the American title a 5000
cmblematic OF the championship. The
belt was donation from Fox. TO
Snow 'hs sinSeT5E Q? d krains fo ehai
money. sullivan was invited to do
likewise.
Blu. John L, l., paid no attention , to
tain lensth OF time, Fox withdrew the
$1,000 and proclaimed through his
and that Kilrain was the real heavy
weight champion OF America. In an
attempt TO mako Kilrain's claim all
tative. presented the diamond belt TO
Kilrain in Baltimore with elaborate
ceremonies.
Jem Smiths Challenge Accepted.
The news that kilrain had won the
heavyweight title of America by for
felt travelled quickly 10 Eng Al
most Immediately, afterwards came the
lish titleholdcr. who had tried in vari-
Gus ways TO lure John l.. into battle
s sn Ha eo OF the s' World ID e 's"
E9s was m,ish.ily PLEASED H !s,;i, IS
Britcn ir decisive fashion. and that by
such a triumph the American public
would reckon kilrain superior to Sui
liran.
Fox. acting for Kilrain, accepted the
Smith challenge, and posted the $4,000
Then The ' Fox, wishing 10 leave nothing
undone to insure kilrain. victory,
placed Jake in the hands Of Charlie
the frst time in his career that the
s great American puEilist ever had the
advantasG Of h,Eh-elass trainers ain And Md
the world has ever produced. Mitchell
knew every trick of the ring game;
and he succeeded in teaching. many, Of
Tine, had resorted largely TO brute
power to achieve ring victories.
Departure of lt,lrnin Created Furore.
kilrain sailed for Europe late in the
shores and lis arrival in H England
created a furore in ring circles. In
fever heat on both continents.
kiIrain and smith met in ,heir Grea
battle on December ~ in Isle ST
Pierre. France The contest went los
ROUNDS, aud ended rather oddly for a
Championship clash.
rival in height weight and reach but
smith eIcellco II c!everness and ring
,rickery ae was one ot The s1altest
INC E1l-ain advantage - ty.. IN The
tsr!N -ounds y renersslii,E ne
ro- rnde- vsv and afrsr rrt-1y 'o.rcg
fsc b@er tc.r-- S-lt. wss =. uzc
-ts- rs tnEt -. c-Ei.N
s7'c- .2cs scr&o-EEs = 80 Lpaogn
t-u-- G----
s,rr. VIZ S---- Renewed
= g--a- Es-c-E ., <-ss--E
~ -r--s-tcE "---c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
OPENS SEASON APRIL 30
RcndinE Gets Berth in Circuit aud
Newark Franchise Sold 10
Donovan.
tBy Associated Press. J

terna,ional Baseball Leagues season
viii open Wednesday, April so. II was
determined today at q meeting OF The
league.
The schedule for the nrs, day is as
follows:
Toronto At Newark
Buffalo a. Jersey CITY
Rochester e. Baltimore
itlnghstnton {; i.eaGinE Pa
40 franchise Changes were made q,
tne :nE@ilns. The Newark .-ancnis:
:c- syndicate -n= Hamilton ran
EriS@. r--rnzs+1 Is: :car from Syra-
Use ~A so = Reading Pa The
.----E E!.-.r=.s < .Azc*c ~ A!eyor
- 80 = i>+--, .: that CITY
80 t-c- ~ s%Ec- Ecaec!. - e,-
2@--+- - a.-2-:$-E- n....a Z t@Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

~ HGc. April ll.-.Joie Ray, ma
aon"i =. champion miller, who
80 n'Eht SGT a new worlds indoor
tEL,"Lu Tor The distance, tonight broke
'nI central \. y L. record for n half.
uli'e IN timc OF I;57 ID The old mari,
vac l."' ~. SGT by Tom Campbell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Open scnaon for phcnomenon..

This is the time OF the year when
unknown youngsters with the big
league teams Il South arc touted
as wonders. Bc,.use some rookie hits
"A dew drop" over d short center field
fence he is hailed as another star
hitter" It's the same old story every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
senator. Lcnyc For Nortb.

AUGUSTA. GA. April 1.-THE Wash
ington American League club broke
camp here today heading north on an
exhibition tour. The first stop Is
Charlotte. y. c.. whore Clark Grinith
VIII lead his team against tho Phila-
Gelphia Nationals Friday and Satur-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Local OPTION on Sunday baseball.
IBY Associated Prcssl

ALBANY, N. Y. April IA bill to
give local municipal authorities power
10 say whether professional baseball
games may be played legally on Sunday
afternoons passed the Senate today, rs
to 81. The measure now goes to the
Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Mny Force tc>nc,,ntion

PARIS. April 1.-THE advance OF tho
20 cNicuntc Scbastopoi, on the Black
sea. near the southern extremity OF
INC crimca, according to IntransIg-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
WILL SOON FIX ON PLACE
Ricknrd Expected 10 Announce whit,
Next Ten Days where >crnn
VIII lie Staged.
n FORT WORTH, TEX, Aprl 1.-The
ronr ,,,,,,,, 49,

FORT WORTH, TEG., AprN n-rb.
place for the willard Deupsey 0pbt
Sdecided at once in New Yory IT,
SRtckard. the promoter, said nero ,ndar,
before leaving for the East Tho a..
days, he said. vi"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
.k|LRA|N CLAIMS TITLE
BY DEFAULT FROM JOHN [.
by Richard X. Fox, His
Backcr. in 1887.
FAILS TO DEFEAT JEM SMITH
Worlds Championship Bout Staged
In London Was Called by Referee
Because Of Darkness After Going
1O6 Rounds Without Decision.

This Is the seventh Of series OF
articles which MIR. Corbct is writ
Ing concerning tho puEiliStic career
OF Jake ISilrnin. ono of tho greatest
hcnvy1NcightS TINT America or any
other country ever produced. The
next instnllment will appear to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
AT HOUSTON, TEyAs

AT CHARLOTTE. \. G
Washington Americans KS phil.
delphia Nationals Rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
BASEBALL RESULTS
AT PHILADELPHIA

University OF Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia tAmcricau) . 8 q
(, tteries--Shefy. Mitchell and war
McAvoy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

,,h,, ,. T.. II. +.
Msnnesapols I, A ga" .....:.. !
Batterics-kerr and Scha!k; WHITE
house and Owens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Golfers Are Loose;
Spring Has Come
Lovers of Suburban Bill
yards Carrying Old
Umbrella Racks.
BY ARTHUR tnUGs) DAER.

;;erinS on the lower boush OF a spread
ing , Norris Is, chair you know that spring
man with the hoe is brother to the
on me sent with the cleek is brother
We don't know what there is about
suburban, billiards that makes the
Stizen forget what made George
George hung up his record ou before 70 t they
invented scottish croquet. and income
TAX eorss s eosdp as GsinS5 buttons
the dollars would be as safe as a home
guard.
, The average young Democrat. who
bass fiddle. will perch a gutta purcha
ptmple on stylish little heap of ashes
at it like 4 bird tanning soup with his
nat There's more. than one way TO
ssp0il summer. He hires a boy to
OF golf crutches.
Practice Makes Perfect.
Every time he tries to swat the
l'ss 5a0S fsr n%Ple and misses he
PLAYERS are very particular about what
Kind OF club they miss with. For in
stance. a fooslc with mashie is poor
In Eolluf when you do anything
The mrs; few million swings Wings tire a,
cuckoo out, but after while he gets
50 that he misses the peck marked pill
much easier.
Rural Tiddly,,inks.
The idea of the game is something
like tiddlywinks. but on . worse scale
Any field where there are eighteen
sd mGqse 3 HeSis IS non ideal al, Sof
into one OF the nests. 1t all seems
silly. but We must give credit where
credit is postage due. There is more
to golf than you would think by look
ms at most of the players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

COLLEGE BASEBALL.
At Greenviile, :. C.-Trlni,v CnlI.re
4; Furman University. q. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

AT WINSTON SALEM. \. e.
Rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
At JOPLIN. MO.

Cincinnati Nationsi ~ f.
Joplin, Western League II .
Batteries: Fisher Eler ana Allan.
Mapel Marks and Collins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Maen.,e. Planning world Fri,

Baseball magnatecs. header bv n.
johnson. president Of the Aner'a..,,
the world II Will be started neyi ~,
AZ conditions warrant. and N no,
: VIII be postponed until fall. 1920 ~
siast trip Melted pront OF $4,000
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
MUCH FOOD Is BEING HELD
Packers f*sidinp Faur eiliscn Eoes snd
Great stores cs Meat
ard Butter.

Chicago LA a report issaed hare of.
ficimis of tha illihois depattmsa, VI ~.
fical,ufe declared that enormous guam.
titles Of meals. batter and EGGS are
BOW In storage In Chicago warehouses;
sAisrly under coairof VI me i've big
packers The repars states thar since
the last RCD aisF esmp4lAtloa ~ fsxws~s
Juns /. the stocks III the#e commodities
have grown In abnormal proportions
aud that their release would 90 far To-
ward relieving The present shortage
and tend to rcducs prices
According 10 the report the fellow.
ing quantities. are at present stored 10
Chicago
Reel, sG,s;l 900 roands,
PORK, Ts.siT.eeo pounds.
Butter, 1874 900 pounds
Ygxs. i.zso, ese cases. or $50 .eod. no
dosen eggs. total VI &.sto 600 .oCe
sxxs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
DISCRIMINATION
WILDE REMOVED
SOUTHERN poRrs NO LokcsN 70
xuFFsR FROM AANnacAF
or sNposr RArfa
DIRECTOR PROMISES RELIEF
Raervssasetsss VI Mary ssssss Assssa
Assssas ans ASK rhss sssa'ss
shsa Fasissslss es a.ss
SeUshsr~ PersAN

wAshsagtaD Saathera ports arc
promised tae s9aarv deal fNt ~hs=A
they ere cagssn.ssag before the raslFvAsa
sassfaagfYa4soa re 'esftsaGilgs = se'uss "
vitality concerned in thts masemsnt
n tAsas ear assure yea seatlenea
that sAe railroad ADMINISTRATIVE Ia IN
sempiess sympathy with the cNsasna-
ttaAs which soa Asv~ made hefe -
that We exp~sl To graas ye#r asansssNs
IN gsaesal. shoasA with saEss m'aar
raanxss in detail
WITH these wpras EawAfd Chambers.
esreetnr n the assisten ~ trattic II the
ratsfuzd administration. resliea 10 Gle
pleas saeA were filed wlts The rasireas
Standardization tor snsh an aalasimsas
/ at import ana siears rates from TIE
-ssdaie vrs. TO TIE Eat. ana South AZ
lanitc ports 40 weald enable tho@
eorts to compete With New York
aiis sssirntiaas rvmark w~s greeted
~tth rreieased sPasgsase by the audi
saea which wss made up at dslesa
tioas FROM the Asssssstpai VALLEY A.
sQgsatioa, the Chsca1e Association af
C5mmerce and from the chambers Of
eommeNs ~ the leading ports aiosG
tho Ealt sas South Atlantic coas, In
the audience were United States s~aa
ters Simmons and Neeman @ North
Careliaa. Hoke Smith Of Georgia
han@teil ~ Louisiana, Gore oi oAls
hama. Harrison ct Mississipta. Nd
ksllsF Of Tennessee. and others
We have determines 10 treat the
ports NJ our country W u Whole. aaid
pirecter Chambers. -isstead Of ~
merely sectional AFFAIR." We want 70
sgaAi.se poss charges And rates, ~ far
~ We can. 70 thai the great rsvdues
inE sections " the coaa,ry can set u
the seaport 81 the lowest pessihis
s.si We have had sAss matter Under
consideration tor #om~ time and while
T'thate krt SAND m,ndF irFrieaitiss 10
the way, We believe that you are sub
I Rtahiiaiiy rssht In your contsatIon that
discrimination as between sections OF
| the seaeoast should he done away
with"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Measure Mas Revised a., csnatess h
Meet ths oheeslens 81 Press.
dert Wilson.

Washington The SSls eee .lte san
dry cisii appropriation htil, res issa IN
congress to meet hts aA!ee, snns. was
signed by p.estden. Wilson The new
bill carries $4,000 100 for Tho r+nAaill,
sstioa and education Of Disabled sers
Ice men. a. against $4,000, et1 ~ The
MEASURE vetoed by the president a
week ago iaciuaoa n the bill are sp
preparations for varioas government
= s<ssrsssss sseTNE Sf>wsSsss saser ;sasa
technically without funds since the
sexinntnx o, the fiscal year, July J.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
HUNCAR|AKS HAVE
0USTED Bella KUN
TWO SOVIET CHIEFS ASSUME
CHARGE OF couNTay-eupA.
pEsr IN DISORDER.
TROOPS ENTER the CAPITAL
Soldiers Returning From cxeeh Front
Flock into BudApest-~ eeehm
ara sender Are Nov
in Control.

Paris. --~ hela Kun. head If the Hun
caSian crmmuuht government. has
been oasted according 90 dispatches
troai reliable snurcss In vlenns. re-
celssd by the peace eonfsreng4
Troopa returned from the Czech
sront were reported entering Budspss,
ia large agmne Budapest 10 In dis
order,
Herr po~hm and Herr Lander havs
taken over control of the eommunis,
government.
Dispatches reaching peace confer
~shts' TTrt1tw ~ETsGsn ffaaHtssf ihdtcktt
ina, general Generalization has
struck aela KunE army. which Ia
struggling bark from the different
tteats with utter lack OF discipline
The breakdown In the spiTst Of the
troops Is attributed 30 d!scon,inustion
u the lighting against the ctecsis and
he Reanlanians In consequence Of the
armistice and TO the Nasty increase OF
he we'll drilled loyal army af sQ.Qea
10 more than 10000 men
Reports from the same source re
ceivsd by peace delegates are to the
effect that Bolsheyisn In Hungary IN
eoafsned almost exclusively 10 Bads
pest Peasants arr said 10 be CD
ssruetinx shipments OF food TO the
capital which Ia rapidly reaching a
desperate state.
Bella Kun WAS previously reported In
d Haiapest aispsteh To have hrvksn
on with nearly all the soyiet leaders
Officers OF the soviet army were said
10 be deserving at every opportunity
The conmuaiE, lesdsr Was quoted ss
having todd bis minister II education
that he was Tired ot trying to ride 40
eialist aud eomxueis, horses at the
sane ,imr
Herr Ecehnl. who has been com.
'nAnder OF the HungariAA armies. was
reported in prison In a dispatch from
viennA rseeetly This dispatch also
stated that Reia Nun was seeking come
excuse 10 leave Hungary and ,hA, he
would no, return
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
THIS NAY START TROUBLE
MestcAns Step ard Rob American SAT-
ers--Tnsy Were From . unitse
states Wnrship.

Washington The United states
faces apparently the mes, serious Mex,
tear situation aimee the Vera Crar in,
cident and the villa expedition Ran,
fits attacked boa, load at American
sailors frcm the L h. y cheyenne.
wao we're fishing In the TsmHst river.
aine RaIirs tron Tampieo. Mexico. on
laly aud robbed them The beat,
Secretary Daniels said, must have
been flying the American flag T..a
attack was regarded IN an Ynsait ID
the American flax II was admitted
at the state Department, that The 81,
aastoa vas most seriaos"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
KILLED By BALLOON FALL
viar,iro Framework Gess Through
Bank oui'eIns skytlsnt. Bur~,
tno Employee

Chicago, Ten persons ware killsst
and twenty five injured whsa large
a,d fell SOC tcet, crashing thrcgxh the
gtass roof OF the Illinois Trust a SAY
tags Bank, jackson boulevard and la
employ~s ~ the eaag, trapped ard
baraei To death In fire caused b,
the explosion ~ tho haaccns saso
Nne tanka ~ they hit The tleor Of ;hs
hanA retandA, where mcre than spa
hockkeepcrx and clerks. nearly al
gtvtE, we're working Tae naiIcoa Sas
the property o fthn cecas~Ar TIRE aat
R1eees Company et Aaron.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
PACIFIC FLEET ON ITS WAY
Vessels Leave Anehasaes AT csd poiss
sor Wssssfn aase~~ke pemp
Or Ceremony,

old Point Cantnr', Va -~~ The Passfst
fee, has started ca lis lagg voyage Il
the WEST eoas, Saae IL shs go'nE
and ceremony ~hseh Married ire de
earspgs Of The warl1giraltas AilaasiS
fleet from hampson Roads in 1891 At
srated iA@ sailing Of the armada an
der Admrtai Hugh ReauIaa Taat ID
heiae reserved for lha tristna haa; en-
trance VI the shlps isto the Golden
Gate AhaRt the middle at August
where President Wilson ID expected 70
review them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
RUSSIAN SITUATION SERIOUS
HcstseSs .oco Hsss UsAs
Taken s.s Frp~ - 10 SOC Are
Esecsss< Daily.

Beissnesors --rven;y thcasaRa hoe
sA<es are rescrsed TO have t~~n arrest.
ID In Fesrc<rsA I'm the .aa three
~e~As and re4ruxraA newspaper pub
sias a!zaes. daily lists Of i-em 10 to
ica psrsns who have teen esa>u,.s,
To- various reascns The James n al,
those In ehArwe OF the diplomats A.
chi.es Of feTeign sexs;.eas :. rssro.
Sra4 spcear ca the Aa.s A ausssar
gentrxi ~ Year, old. 10 -vsortsa ~
have t~es sAct for hawai- 10 -. room
veasoss watch - sss x.s9sax az
;rpSsaes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
GR0CeRs 70 FIGHT HINES


jacksonville. TIA Charging dss-
ertmina,icn. which they sia'n, In en-.
salisg the five big packers to secars
q monopoly on the dlstrihutsya OF food
products in tho south. the i.sss nam.
eer~ o. the Southern Wholesale Gre,
eess' Association. President J " Nc
t&ur'n o, Jaeksenvii announced, ~ill
'rn meSsaseiy proceed against the ad.
m nsssrtioa of Walter q Hines ~
'e&sra. director general Of railroads.
"a complaints which viii W. fiiad b.
t.Fe the lntsrvtata Commerce Carnais
Oh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
MUST OBEY SIX DAY LAW
Arhsrsss Commission Denies Petition
~ The Hstsi Ms~'s AsseeisiisH
Ausinss Endorsement

Little Rock. Ark Hoidinx that no
new reasons had ss~E advanced fos
modification Of the r~c~ns hessl ana
restsaYsn, ruling of the cosnmission
prohibiting the smpioynsn. u vom~a
for more ihan sia days In the ve~h.
the missmum wage snA maximum haas
commission dsa..d the Position of the
.AYkaxsas iasai M@sa s4As. iAltoe. .y--.