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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Ore Mere Great Diamond,

SiusA CAPTAIN Wells gsis ed up ,hs
DoUnce crystal On Tom fNnliinan .
.std IN me Transvsal In 1910. The Gu,
linan diamond weighing SEA grains
nDcgt. there has bren no no afd!tios
IN tire roll IT the worlds blk diamonds
until TN Just reported 6ndlae ~ q
3Ssia carat stone ~ the lsg-rsfunieln
sains en Orange river This In 'rse
"Js ger 10 tbs language ~ the TRADE. q
Snft hiee.whte, ard said 10 b. nearly
perfect. Whs, cutting will do wnh II
csn hardly he guessed In crs form
The weight n historic diamonds. hnr
RVS the s'ullihsn, ranges up ffota tho
Far faHt"sI ksAinsor. isstia earstS to
'h~ Sixam. 2TT csrs's THE Jnla3lve il
20 the Victoria 2Ssis, The geser, cr
Pat iaR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

vtlhialmnr stvfsnsson 10 Canadian
Ice'ander, lie Ia az suharc,ie descent
born In Manitoba Ills asme does not
sM,ear In the exploration records Of
ans Who's. Who9 rusiissi~,is Ia I'af..
ada, He IL known TO mos, people ss
the man who discovered fhe blond
Eskimas Eui this was the least
achiss ~msn', says the Canadisu cou.
rtrr what StefAns~ou and rar,aln
Reruscr Canadians. have done uias,
II all is 10 demonstrate that Canada
has an independent original claim 10
the fruits of exploration In her oup
SHARE of the arctic Canada hiss the
wurid's record for arctic coast line.
Russia and Scandinavia have an that
Canada has not, Canslas right ~
eminent domain IN the arctic ia
marked hy the British fa9 ard II his
advice IL followed by the government,
trade ulsl follow the fsg. oxen In the
arctic. When we come a. ,atumercis1
is;ns The mnssos the Tea, River val
ley aft have te'rotus tn middle Of
Canada
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
CERTIFICATE pt,AN OFFERED
Claim n Neulo sys,ema,ire cetten
observation-disclosures Of Louis
tans ssys To Hold Crop.

New ORLEANS Adoption Of a ccr,lh
cate plar of checking up Gotten 90
hand ard smoanss needed for future
consumption Atmilsr 10 the system
us~d for sugar during ihe var VAS
urged upor delegates from cotton
growing states by J NJ Parker, state
food administrator. al the opening sas
'~sUno here " thu f~u> aass' tStsuT%f~nts
called by Gov X. q Pleasant NJ Lou
issana, for consideration Of qaeetions
OF reducing GOTTEN ACREAGE and holding
the preN~n, crop for higher prices
Practically all cotton growing states
we're represented by delegations OF
bankers. merchants planters and farm
erS
Gov P1rassnf. IN bis opening "a
dress, declared tho South ~R# facing
severe crisis, and that uEiass thT 1919
cotton acreage waa maiefiaiIy aecr~As
81 and ptes~a, stocks hsia TOR aithet
prices there waa'd h. aeats financial
suffering among the cuttu1 gtb~sg-
and the South IN general ~ rhe world
does not wapS or xiIi not sske car cot
fnn now at rerunrratiye prsres he
said, "ss raasi hosa ,ss same astl the
world 10 not only wiliinE BIZ, eager 10
take the staple st prices shtyh vii al
hcw rs fair profit ios oar iabors ara
Investments II 10 necessary tAai ss
decrease cur acreage q. least nrs third
Of normal and 4, Ia furthermore adea
able that the estton Interests Of The
world 81 large be notified ~ our deter
minatton tn hold The preaert crop and
curtain the nsIt 10 The end thss We
shsll obtain rsmanefs,ive prices Tor
both
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Paris The supreme ccsReA eesaa
examination Of the Rasssaa aaesi,ea,
according TO an affleiAl saavd cement.
The casass also heard. as'esases 1t
the administrative co.~S'ot a.ssaeoa.
Asia Mtanr ~"
with the sua,eotsR1ae league II ma.
,icns cat III the S4y!er some time to
como, the h.sssS rbslsm sesors The
peafe oonseren{ 44nre.en, Is believed
80 he the real (fYmen, OF tire vorsaa
financial and 19aosnic relations
Thrce dleVat organizations aass
been cteaYTta deal With ,hrss soh4
Sscts v " ~ their rrreinrsuns are
ready n CONSIDERATION ~ souu Az me
ccn'e9Vde s willing to reserve the -
aortNr,.- .,......
r, N.6d, u the supreme sccaonie
eor NF and lls work 10 Of the gfsstsst
y aaSase Importance II hat hesa
= s aed Temporarily darins the stnis
~ period TO handle only such pfees
S3ss aa~~siuns as are the disposition 10
tsv made of shipping, tho abatement ~
the blockade, which has hcen holding
bath not only the enenss Industry.
hut that III ueutfals the distribution ~
raw materials. aud, finally. those fiRsp.
eiAl qsestioaa tina, require ins,aEi Al,
sen,ion *
Peace progress wss made tarias The
past week az follosa
American and foreign officials In
Paris attended the Roosevelt; memorial
services No formal peace worK
First rasdin. Of tie league Of nations
constitution supreme war eoaafl ais
eassed terms for renewal Of armis,ire.
German national assembly al welmar
adopted provisional constitution
League Of naticas COMMITTEES added
i~o articles 10 drafi The wsinar a.
semhiy elects rrfedrh& Ebert pfuri@.
sonal president Of Germany
supreme VAR council completed rev
armisiice provisions t.at~0r commit
tee. beaded by Samuel Qompers, aerid
cd 10 establish international labor b.,
reaa al this capital ~ tho league ~
nations
League Of nations eommit,es hsid
Two sessions, completing drast nj ~
articles and defeated French proposal
for International pnlice force Hurrems
EAR eouarii heard syrian claims Rep
arasion committees beard Finance MIN,
lister klots Oh evidence of German pct
10 destroy French Industry
President Wilson read league ~ ma
,tors constitution 40 general aeArs
congress lnti az nishi for iirea pa
way home Knnstaniin FeAfe9a8fh
elccs~d permanent president III he
" f.n1af assembly
President Wilson lsr afest on ths
timer George NsshlpgtoB for th~ Eaj'
"a States Announced would open
campaign for puhIie !bdsTaamsbt ii
league ~ nations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
S0l0NS WITHHOLD DEBATE
Hcss& ard senate lescers VIII Wan
To Rear Wilson pvsssns Drssf ~
League Of Nsto,ss

y Arlington Complete FeaGlatsg is
aecede 10 President Wiitaa'E fsaaesi
that congressional debate ISL the ieaTgs
81 nations bs withheld agsl he be-,
,ssed Il oyeF vita the ioreixn sHansl
,4nmiites ~as evidenced by begss
ard senate leaders
They may not hs shi@ 10 iefsst@5
discussion entirely. ag9 aaF effort -
srsng "a ftness3 debate vii b" sn~'
sv admlnjssrsi}oa isss*fs wa'H tss
statement that the president h&s psaF's
sseg Ia gn over faa a~Rgs r.gsstRs
'sna article by aF5ile s.ih ias fga
membership ~ bosb Aosse asa aesas
fnye9n affaits egm@it'@es and that
arti, b. has hsd shst oyeftaaisr rsti
aal essssis wosja es essaye6
Washsnrsaa ~ Agsnovss 81 'sr r-s
no.al 70 estsbsssk 4 govsS- +s@rs rfBts
al gus,rase, heard 70 stabilize scssa
:soss ssrssg tire postwar period ~as
caAss By pre#i6sss W-Iisn.
Tas arxxaizzssos, 10 u snsws ~ ths
Government Price Coassreses BoAsd.
VII ~ constituted Immediately As
e~yise1 sy Secretary ReEfle.s srs Bic
erns rnsrcaxl advisers. The pisz calls fss
~ lassst,SatMn @. the aess. Of tFo
kzesSnr II hzssE commodities FAIRY
.sJRssnegs ~ prices wssi t~ sought 10
ayesi IL. y~fssrs ss siAxn.tsss AID
eergraeFe4al t~Y~%ss.gE sBta cgsrss
overt ssesSFs, sSssi
s~err'ary Rssfissd iafscates ;hss TIA
s,srh0anel ~ ;ss hnays wgzse seiuae
q larYs sBn ae- a msn VIC se-re1 .,
~. 100 sae sst-ssa s.ssra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Three Bills offered

Senator Nice ~ shelby coanty Of
fered three hiiis for Memphis nfosid
Ing total issue " bonds OF tl3 g0a
600 One bill provided for municipal
owned and operated streei railway
syHtem, another Tor municipal
owned and operated electric and gas
pt~at and tAs third fpI ynanieips !
owned and operated telephone. ts00o.
ooo Ii provided for street railways. 81
600 bh0 for the gas and electric light
plant aud 81 600 900 for the telephone
ayss~n4 .-....,. =, =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
pETRoGRsD CRY or MISERY
.nsAaent Reeesus,a ~ Aixssa Garky
Reveals FrtpAtfaf candSsfsas I'm.
tss Great RusssAA CxeataA.

MssaFa saFRy hAs ~Tsfsea s~vssni
ssesrass III hataaa aat~rwss bearing an
svents Tn the RHssaaa rvxesaEses.
whaeh sppcar 10 rwe~Bs aasaAsr Of
the Sada~assshsa Mena'shefts, AmsSHx
ia@n she tesse,sing sasentur~ III
yeeax wesaan In the str~ess II rtsrs
grad late at nlxht, wrisses 10 Cerkys
Characteristic style
A svaag waAsn tells ne
Il sas ~i,A yzy saek sister unsli late
snd lefs hsr as masialxa, 10 10 hasns,
tast whsa aii the lights In the streets
we're sxiiagwlsAaa TIE stresss were
Oars and gAe&tIy figures stecd In
tiearwayw-.see could cot tess whether
they wers wstcamea Or rchesss As
| harrsed slens saddsniy heard
heavy steps behind me, isSaked
aruaha fssrsally. nsaa 10 mltitafy
unif0fm. sleeaes and ssth pale race
and huile~ eyes. aas following Lao,
There ~ss aohoty else IN ssghi ana
ne slgns ~ cob. The man cuatinue6
foliawang are like fate. My Gosi !
fhoaxhs. Ia he going to rob INC or, per
haps. do something even ~orsss took
my xaia bracelets ir"ta ny arms AMI
hid shsEn In sesds of usy dress lir ap
presrhfd use, snd In = soft. ssa MT
sicsl voice. said
Madam
u made no reply. but hafried ga
He. however. KEEP, pafe beside me
You are afraid as sney
Leave tne. icsyr use 7 cried
HE laaghed.~s forced. tragic laugh
and said
"fAoa't yca SIZE slmpls sant 10
ask for AIms' have NOT had a bite
Ia eai 10 two days, | sin aa astccF
assa sTssse~sahi. asaa. Aas- hs God
u doA'i get anything 10 ca, | win GOT
he responsible for myself Help me.
know you can.'"
u loas.d steaaiIy u, him ssss
Never wilt :! forget ,f,ase hollow, haa.
gry eyes snd The teeth showing under
q small black mauaehs opsasd my
purse and put saSfir money Ia bis ex
tended palm
Bat where arr yoH guIns IL gvt
something TO eat at this tisae az the
n!ghtT | said Al stores aua shops
are eiessd Come with inc and | Will
prrpaf~ some coffee for you. also
have some bread
"iie shook his bead.
Ne he said >afis. I cannt do
that ! want no one ever 10 know
He bowed grseiously and stepped
hack
And What viii yun 30 fnr food
when this little money Is speutY What
viii Yen do tomorrow
n thank yen Pardon us~--nh. 10
morrow Tomorrow
He kept on repeating the word ~
he left roe, and ~onn his fgnre was
Ike CHEST disappearing into the
aarkness ~ . tomb"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Blow To Cigarette sAI.,

tiy vote OF Is for 50 against II the
btu before tho general assembly legal
lflng IA. sais Of cigarettes to adults
in rennessee was rejected, and proha
nty 'Fnlfs eEitatioG 10 pAfnilJ tnr size
ut cigarettes IN che state
However. both senate and house
haSe passed On fiuai reading bill
~hich tnpqses lbs Daet dFasI.l pe.aal.
TIES Oh All perAahs who sell OF give
cigarettes. cigarette tobacco or ciga,
reltr papers 10 minors her, hants
Who violate the las prohibiting the
sale te minors on second sa,ss iSsinE
silt have thelr licenses re3pked FOR
the past week or ton DAVIS petitions
have bern received from thousands i, {
,t'l1'ns, men an N0,ucu, protecting
g4mAt the licuns ns NJ the a,o or 3
eDpa. Il the law prohibit. 4 their
sale n the state
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

The honse adopted a resolution call
tng fos recess tFum February II to
March 10
In the senate practically the enttre
ssssion Mas devoted 10 Is ,vA,savf.s,;s ~
Ut he inheritance tax bill which vas
brought up before tse body as CON
miilee of The Whole. and was amended
In s"NvFa! particulars
The house concutrd Ia senate
amendment 10 the pass hAl which
makes the sGgrants at arms, he
clerks and pages state affieers
within the meaning 81 the bill
Crcr text book bill Was introduced
In the house whtls over In the senate,
a bill mas introduced freatles a hish.
way commission, and providing for
TAXING motor vehicles. etc
An employers liability act was In
'reduccd in ho,h houses OF the lesis
latnr~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
TIE G-eat 6eii n M.tx

As far MssE. where wRs sggsnd in
.hs fortress fhwu which anffrtna fr-ti al
Others L. Hgts the grsas rm'h~Sf-sI
seil. .esicd ta-'h victory ard sriirsr.
arcw She rsng Iss KEEL ~ no town
sn ls-n whsn tse E'v9ssisns ranss
marching tnrsnxt her szr-~tx ard ever
sace ever ehsld has srnsr iAs. "
4elissrascv cssne. thsn ucE'f Ia MEse
be heard rinEiag Lerrslse bark r.
Trxns~. For over &a tesy l< Mute
las r-ang FOR al tire teys and sorrows Of
The Me<s,sa 10, IRE 10 the last ct Q
Icog lire At tsnsens h~lgs cast sr ne
Metz ~ medieval Frsnce. e stan
Science Aori4er
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
AMERICAN TROOPS
MAY LEAVE RUSSIA
PORTUGAL REVOLUTION ENDS
espprsssien SsssiatSsnaY Mess~snt
Aas assn ssse&isiwsa ny GassF@
meat st Lssnaw-~Mies Cess-
snartcataea MsiHtainso.

wsshinxsan sseps toward strsastA@
enlag The pesstion al AaeEie&a anA
allied tsoops tn Aorshern RusxiA ~ a
pr~timsaAry 10 their safe withdrawal
In the aeAr tetafe are aadef way ~
the dir~etion aS the supreme ~aE caaH
ell Secretary Baker, Transmitting this
informAslsn fruaa Prsstaeat N'sssoa 10
the house military eusAmIttev, SAID ali
the American soldiers should h+ out as
Rnaa.A shis sprsag
Secretary hsser also said Ger nllsa
informed him thai the British military
authorities felt no Apprehension as TO
the military situation at Archangct
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Germans Too Optimistic.

wsimar. -~-T TIE German people rem
N1i'y DO nns yss understand dearly
the yi.saciAl siiaaiinn fE ~hsth thn
war has left tHen snt they are ina ~
tiEtstse &s.}Are4 D- sehEf'er, ;ae men
isss9 II tlaSate IN an sadt~ss To The
sEtir astDri~Sef The house afta ha
gave IL. ssatistiSs 10 show ,aa, rAs
war hA4 cs3sy IL 800 tsS 90 narm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Tho Inheritance tx measure, which
passed the senate last sesk was re-
sctyed BY thu house amt made spss
cial order for Feb 70 Three hun
dred ropies Of tha bin we're ordered
printed This hill as originally pre-
scented was passed. practically uaasi
msnsly BY the house, but IN TBS sttatc
amended and ~ecttons rewritten As
amended by the senate II ncN comes
back Tor tinal disposition The prtn
elplcs Of the original hill are not
changed b. the amendments,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Ottawa. Onss~su Sir Nifret IA&
r4er. tie first Preach Canadian pYsnfsf
es tAs usszs.aau1 at Canada. And ns1-
monty rsss-rs1 70 ~ Cssaea1 Srsrd
GA Mas, was s,EsrssS wIth fars}f'
m VALE preparing 10 10 to shsrcS
sgrSsy He 3sss tes n~rs say
mr. MHsrv& wss ia kas ssgA yeAS,
kAsszr a~es h.srl II 81 La. LAssos.S
.sca ragufs. cssa5nG. ssss. -. is4I.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28


$500
,'..
n
-.
$3.50 ~
~, a.
90. -. 80"
." N''''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

After considerable discussion the
senate tackled an amendment TO house
bill No i0s, the liquor seizure and dc
s,racti0a act. Which partnits the court
judges to turn over 10 hospitals for
medicinal purposes coutraband liquor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Naval surgeon oses

A~on- Corn DR. Aatnn s Uherly
WHO wn ch5~s karvsOs with the Arr
ATTIC szzasroa Of the i'uitet States
navy Ia 1854. 1sed al his hosas hes~ a.
the Axs of u He served - rava!
surgeon in TIE civE var
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
afsMAss Ausr CEASE osFsN.
s,vE AGAINST solas AND Ful.
Fill All rEsAa
PEACE PROGRESS FoR WEEK
nasesst sreblsm Mes nesers essss
csrssrsaee n~siss~a Va De Ne
adjustment VI sh~ Warsa's rl,
N&ssasi KelAtsews.

Raise The Armtssics ban bees sS
tendet iaaef,nssesy. according to Z
Trsyes disnaseA la the Aasas Axaasy.
The Germans are required 10 eeAss
taeir afteaxiye agasns, the Rries ana
carry eat the previous t*rsaa ~ Tho
armlsiles aatil con pieled
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
AcaF.aAfstY

-rea ase1 10 h- something NJ
strget
Yes -e?i'es f'ress ff'l r1Si'iseesEf.
"Aa FrrAi1Stign Won't stur re. rw
80 -ni-g 10 Na-tstr TIE Uia tsaisn
SEssst' 3Ettess ~ i&Ee'ersa I'll To-
f-1zN 81 BswA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
TROOPS HAVE SuRRE NDERED
Members Of Menxrxhist Government
Asressed--~S,ft1elsi Statement ~
Lisbon Government

Nsshiag,pn rinat suppression az
the revolutionary movement In Pptta
gal has been proclaimed BY the govern
saens a. LastsaA, .acsardiRg . Ia dis
r-sshee received al she state depart
meat Wire communication Ia hos be
ias maintained between lAshan aud
opcrtc and railway communication ~
being !nAa9nrates q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
BILLS WOULD LOAD
BONDS ON MEMPHIS
SENATOR RICE. or SHELLEY, or.
FERs MEASURES roR OWNER
SNIP OF uriLITiEs.
5000, GOO FOR STREET CARS
Measure Carries t4.ooooo0 Tor Llqht.
ing pssnt-~MiIiien For Tsssphonsa
Bill Tssing As'tos 10 Build
Roads 10 ns Printed.
NAaAyti.lk rssr

VNAHFENNN4
Tho general assembly reasassnhied
Fab II after adjournment Las, seek,
and entered on ths last week OF wxk
before u two seeks recess
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

iAshca An official stsism@H, .es1se
by the gernfnsut announces tbfaptf
establishment Of the Authority A'Fs
republic IN oporto, ~hirh hys2 ,FcsH
the center Of tho nloharchskss'inos 6
mest The msabers of the y-AaFvhis,
government have been artsIted and
their iyoops either have W., egasred o.
been dispersed ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28


\ ,et;es sss rvst trou, tae IA. ex'
Hermitage AsSce At M. extending Al
avjtAtiaG IL re members Il TIE Esets
II ARE ~ visit the HeFa sac
TAe .enste returned the tree pass
rjQs ha4<c MS Nos l51 sgd 1S3l.
- srier4e3 Tse amsc d;nsau de
cars. ;Se seFgean,&tAr-as Jerks
sst pages 70 se stats officials in
ire meaning ~ the stls TIE h<,sse
caaeur.e& z Ia s1seo3n1eao
THE avase ;hen toos ~ sera'e bills
- tA.-a -as4'rs. ard ire following
se-~ PASSED
- ~ es3 Va 80. 10 change the
anre 90 i;rs rmtna aa3 ctveai,
sE~ts = tey'isen ooariv
Senate s,H VI 1ss &c r~pesl 81;
r~a''ss svs5s'5n s,;a-ary genera u
a. sFrh.- .at 20. 5t7,ait
SO a3 y - &, r-va-e : sta'e
Sc s-~ $50 ~ dstrsst sec
a' 2@s -ty Gs-,-s saa p-cvt3
e - ,A- rsasjce
T>s s ys>>sa ~ yose g. s. IL
Il. ~i'H es .; Asi 49, ss4a~-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
s20eoo TOE astdlsrx Rscerssan.

The hoass and senate aaogted tntnt
resolutions aata0rsxias the assgFOpgsa
tion 81 t+0,9ob, to be, divided h@tw~wsi
Nashville and knanytlEs. Tor the ca.
tertaga1sns Of Tennssses retaraiay
hero'ts OF the Thlrtisth aIrisian, Tive
il+sh ahd iiSth regiments field sFssl-
isry and utth mseAine gun Aafsaiioa
will parade in Nashville upon their
return. aad II ix expected that thu
lI7th tnfaatry and the lisa machine
gun battalion win parade IN Knoxville
when those units arrive Nashville
proposed TO supplement- the states ap'
preparation with ss0.e9o additional.
and Senator Hastsn and others served
aotiee that Chattanooga and Msmphis
viii speak for similar approximations
TO sntsraIn troops from those cities.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
To BE investigated

All state DEPARTMENTS are nctnE Sub
trttni 10 An investigation u ~ ander
s.,,,d that small committee cen
posed " members from each hoase
NIL Ne asked fer IN resolution 10 be
ofterra and thar this cemus!t'er v lsl
.urest gate all the state departments,
WITH a view te S,aiying their netls
and wsktnS recommendation as ~
what e,ono,nies tnsy he effected stia
cat uiafS 20 the efficiency Of the
departments
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Ievthan offers Amendments.

Senator l.oathan offered two bills
proposing constitutional amendments
to the old bill OF rights Of Tennessee
tits first bill proposes an amendment
that viii es,itie the state to levy di
rect Income tar, ~hiSS the other pro
siees that the governor MAY veto y
section or paragraph OF bill without
veeuing II all In ether words, Il will
enable 'he governor to pick 0at good
In blu that In otherwise bad. and
make the good legal These bills Win
have TO be passed by the present ger
eFai assembly and then submitted 10
sote Of ths people for ratification
Nineteen hundred and twenty cna Is
the first possible year 10 which the
amendment can BIZ subnlSted to she
people
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Hepnrt Received.

10th houses received the report OF
lha Joint committee which was az
4,onted 10 rcpcft on the best utillta
ton Of 9uuyiet labor that bs natGr"
of offeusc and punlsln.ent pust neccs
aarll, he confined ~ the prison III"
rrror, gives suggestions for the pay
neut of those rouvirts, and hills ear
rytns out the suggestions were OF
fered in the two houses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

The senate ordered 300 rop,es NJ the
highway bill offered by Senators
txtnw~,n i.,sAg and t.sdtur Ia 10
printed This is called the Hamilton
county plan. and provides rnr taxation
ON automobiles which VIII enable the
statr to cxpend several millions on
suoa roads each wear senator stock
ard also offered hIs anti toll gate
measure. which viii enable the ten
ennnttas In the state still having toll
roads in operation 10 lssue bonds aud
Guy the roads ferries and bridges
without submitting the question To a
vote Of the people The government
viii not allow one dollar " s's funds
for good roads 10 be expended on
roads having ssamAatrs and which are
private prcpcrt Until al pixies are
frye IT gates anS owned BY the eoun.
~ there will he 10 government aid
A Il IL. bills are row pending heAore
congress apprepria,ius handr>ds {"
millions fnr road improvement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Washington Eraplay1@a. ennSs
;tcas In ae ssrcth. east II the Astss
sipgl RIVER. dW~re The past secA wers
san nAri3asi ~ the r=ite9 States era
ylovEsrt service As f2} 0ws Men
~ Reports ss-taxs * resro arm
"a eas wita sa,pf1> " whife labor
The textile r4astF,es tx C5atfsrnaEs
49, aSseti'est and csc t-cz and stee
saScr~z Azs ssea sioss5 asra eE5ns
'1 sas tas aj!cr az ar contracts
N&sa lie reTor.s : s1r7jEs & ta<
ans ths~e seesss "a = a e~z@-al csaai
iey - 'aac- >spaly aa4 tsrsH4
t5rs * koG. - s;ags
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Dresden Hundreds aud thousands
OF pounds ~ tobacco are being daily
It1Nere Aege Al the tobacco hoases
Prices Maid Tor the wseh run fro;u 7
to / cents per pound for, 1ass and
tram 10 10 - cents per poaBd Ter tAe
leaf This farm product haa brought
into tbo county nore thab 81 700 eos
since the sss sou commenced
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Nashville --tierschei B Howard,
soa Of the lsss Ma " II Howard, Of
Mount Pleasant and member vi one
OF toe most prominent Middle fsnaes,
Ses families ~as found dead 10 foosn
To the Wlndsor Hotel
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-08-02
Few erasshonnsrn Found

This seems to be an of year for
grasshoppers, according to entomolo-
gists of the United States department
of agriculture, who recently made
survey Of the grasshopper situation. A
comparatively small number of eggs
were deposited last fall, probably due
to parasitic insects having killed most
of the hoppers before that time. Ex-
cept in few counties mentioned, fully
IS per cent Of the eggs that were de-
posted have since been DESTROYED by
insects that feed on them. The sue.
cess Of the use Of poisoned bait was
also noticed by the entomologists. Very
few eggs could be found on the farms
where poisoned bran was used last
summer, but on other farms nearby the
eggs were usually abundant. This off.
ference was so great as to be notice.
able even In adjacent fields