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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24
PASSENGER SERVICE


j. II. Ditmer w. C. Black, +. +.
Schreck, L. H. Ricedorf. J.C,immel,
j. w. Burd, C. D. Hollenbaugh, H. F.
Groninger. S. H. Alexander, A. j.
Wagner.
Engineer wanted for End 25. Sos,
ara 33.
F1remen up: S. P. Stauffer, A. l..
Reder, H. w. Fletcher, w. E. Heffner,
H. F. Green, A. H. Kuntz.
Firemen wanted for End 25, 2S, Nj
81 15
philadelphia Division. = Engineers
up: B. L. Smith, H. Smeltzer, j. o
Davis, e. c. Snow. C. E. Albright. r.
Welsh, C. II. Seitz, C. B. First, w.
o Buck
Engineers wanted for none.
F'iremen up: j. NJ. White, Is. w
Johnson, w. T. Grace, NJ. G. Sheffner
]. NJ. Platt. A. L. Floyd, ]. S. Lenig,
W E Aulthouse. F L. Floyd.
Firemen wanted for none.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24
THE READING

The 61 crew first to go after 1915
O'Clock: 6S.
The log helper crew to go first af-
ter 1915 o'clock: IO7, 1O2.
Engineers up: Schubauer, Bordner,
Bricker, Neidlinger, Morrison. Dit
low, Ruth. Barnhart, Walton, Wyre.
Firemen up: Gates, Sipe, Orndorff,
Shomper, Kelsey. Royston, Saul, Fitz-
gerald, Egan, Fackler, Grundon, Sny-
Ger.
Conductors up: Keifer.
Flagmtn up. Rhinehart, Spangier,
Snader, HILL, Donmoyer. Messimer,
Arthur. Bruaw, Waugh. Peters,
Nickle. Millar. Martin. Sourbeer, Nor
row. Tyler.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24

MANY HEAR LECTURE
Monumental A. NJ. f. Church on
Thursday evening had a big attend
ance to hear a lecture on "Thc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
0STEND is NORMAL AGAIN
Germans Had Len Place In Cenoltlea
That Would Asvs shamed
AriwaFs

0stend. Belgium A,sss nearly five
wears OF var. usiend Ia resamlns or,
binary life as far as possible under
present conditions. With the reopen.
lak OF the famous Casino A few
mor'hs ase the great salons Of sh@
laAi.ro @ete a s..ene. q, tdssssia1ic.s
sHd ~anton destruction THE aaisd
lnss escaped the eomSs.Ament tha:
transformed 50 many Of the beautiful
ho'ols and Villas alons tho pisue into
heaps II ruAtie and the use If nine
,ous M glass has repaired all .he dam
age taus sccaksnnsa. bot the Germans
had pluadcred and drtiled the salons
Every stick 81 fsrgt,sre wRs taken
aw~ oeautifui tapestries we're slash
I'd ard torn by German hayoue,s and
every mirror n the halls WAS removed
together with t'tc copper eanteia bra
In the salons and the beautiful copper
staircase Not eonten, with robbery
tho Germans left the whole place In
state that would hsye shamed any
animal inhahi 'ns q stable
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
PEACE IS RATIFIED
BY THE GERMANS
ASSEMBLY ACTS on TREATY
csrnesss aea FstsSsrssn Ven Payer
Sess fer ss--opposssssa Fssm
ossaserssA lls~rsss sna
csrssy~saas4A

Asinas~~Tss GernaAa nasaoaal -
sssasis very p.Alaly aeaneassratea
that Il waited 10 enngless the IN.
pheasant sasA II ratitytag the treaty
Qatckly and wstAeas ohseuytax the
m1asare In any way VITA QaAiifyiag
resolutions.
Al the oavaiGs OF the sessicn the
conservatives latresacea rasaiuslau
which xaasa sake rasissSssioa aepea,
dent ugoa tia isasmans es Eeraxa.rea
authorities In saseraasicaAi Laws a. 10
whether The proposed international
coars coasa Institute trial ard caa!e,
VITA retroactive iaFiAaistsaa and az,
liberty. imaose penalties waiea have
not heretofore been prescribed hy In.
teraatlosal Ian
The resolution MAS Asnna4 Oh the en-.
'osrnmsat al articles s2F 10 1sa, ln-
elusive. ~ the peace treaty, tproyta,
inx tat tbs Trial oil sAs ysssaase elm,
percr aad ether Germans accused ei
causing the war or u violations. al
the rules VI war; Il slae provided
for the establishment OF neutral
court to pass ueca tho su~.slen NJ ~
sponsioliits for tho confllct
The bill rstitysaS The treaty raAsad
the tirst reading aat then = rsessr
was ,sksn TO give the parttss an aa
portanity to discuss thu resolution
After sffteen minutes the assembly
resonvened ans pr Schiller, national
liberal leader Aad former minister o.
finance, stated that he regretted the
Introduction 81 the resolution, ~ II
would caly serve 10 confuse the si,uA'
sina A clerical speaker ssld the time
tor re&sFxxtiaas ~ss PASSED Ths
conservatives defended tho resolutioa
ha; 1, vas de.isively beaten.
The treaty bill was then taken UP
and quickly passed second and third
readings with the cpposition coming
from defnoeratt. national liberals and
conservatives Dr Bernhard r~rn
burg former minister ;, VI tlaanes
Frederick YEA Payer former imperial
vice chancellor. and few other
democrats voted for ratification
official notification Of ratification
81 the treaty ~ the German national
assembly ~as given the peace con
ference AT Versailles
The notification wss presented hy
Baron Kurt Won ssrsner. head ~ the
German peace r!ss,sn herr Col
Henry, The French ltsiSen oftiey al
Versailles, vas the recipient
Col Henry Immediately conveyed
the notification To the French foreign
office
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
BRITISH PRINCE TO PAY VISIT
VIII Cali 81 prssicent Wiser oetc.
Der i-vtstt viii 90 q Fer
rsRt Ora.

Lnndon - The Prince q, Wales vii
arrive la Va Alagtan On October /.
he will call ca President Wilson At
the White House qA that date hts
VISIT, ae far as saakH. will sa tarm4l
no private fanrftaat hring Included
% the schedule mapped oai roT him
The SEiaae ALL tifA, 80 10 CaaAaa, ar
irving there August 4
/. the elia1ir alton Of ''avlsste tane
.inns" from the British throae heirs
Walt 10 America means that he wilt
exras~ himself from being privately
entertained, society In New lark and
Newport viii be deeply disappointed
for elaborate glans have heva under
way for weeks to conduct the prince
throagh wairl Of hrilaan, social
functional
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
FRANCE TO TRADE WITH HUN
ssrrsita Fer Certain Articles WIN
Nase TO De Secured From the
Minister o. Finance.

Paris The FfsasA aate Aathsrtrins
lions between France and Germany
sas issued here The note prescribed
Sgula,ions providing FOR the issuance
{ permits on certain classes 81 mer
'hand,ss These regulations roqaire
hat permits he ohtaised for the en-
rortatt5n 10 t1er~iany III ANY ruercttsr
,dsye ssa.tAs, prohihi:sA ,.t4t .%a IaE-
hAndtSa originating tn or coming from
Germany may he imported iato France
Without special permit from tbs mia
'ster Of finance and ths minister OF
particularly interested Ia the product
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
ALLIES PARADE IN PARIS
Armies ~ Nations AID France In Corn.
rlemorat}na ESTABLISHMENT u
French Republic

Paris .- Tho eohquerors in the
steat wsr mSrrAea ia victory "a
rsde uadcr The At DC Triumphs.
through when oals sIctnrs ngA} pass
Picked uuiis and individual he.t~ta
represented .sse}. q. fha allied ayYiYit.
s"vs'.i million grAss:4l pey suns tnort.
~ Trrpth. but wiib many tAnaas uds
az tantr sIlte@, struggled forward along
the llux M marta 'ar "a opportunity
10 wave and shovt ttseir gratitude TO
the msr ~',o saved thela iruw German
impe ials@ This :rjumphsI mars h
az allied and American treope faftrgfh
Paris began e., e tssff The ~as Ia
er Was httIaabt t@ag mors lsas
oeteaes thar m,dguaHor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
rt:RCI. brlli
MEETsWTHDEHiifl
FaNs,s eaTE IN s*ousS 10 NJ 70
Oh AGAINST TNk
eEAsaaassEs !. y.
the FIGHT MAS A NOT ONE
er9AsAissew Fer&es TAKE Fst, Cssnsfxa
In ire sss4se sad Defeat A.
tempt 10 iesA'sse MaAar
f2eta4e az Bser.

Washington --- i'TaAsAatsca fsFees
sea4 faia Ssoasrsl In tbs A9ase and
rNfasea to gsrEnls rosie On 4 straight
oas m0,taa Ia r~g4al taa war tire
.cs. asseaiaa Overwhelmingly AZ
amendment pf0ysaihg tt~ sAn s&Ae es
two ard three SAgx~s p~s cent ssss-,
ant ssesS sasIs.y aaasAAt Nil si,aeks
Ca the general enforcement measrs,
1es, ss task Is s'ast~rsis aniaaA
meet wAs osfeFva b. oppaaeatS Of
arpslasssUn II was sased do~a wttAogt
eesesaSay, always BY triple sase fer
tae gin@ss, rssAftaz escsy tasa at
Ssvsaa. demanded a aisissaa after the
ayes and bays sens called. ana thea
AL ed tor ,eileFs ssasare The house
xet sAroagh With the first se@laa II
the first HArs IT tae ihr~e part bill
saefe was more disorder GA tRs s..sssr
tAan i, ans ,IAas this seaaiy,n,
The real ea,tee. aewvyer vas ever
tia amendment 10 define an intaxs.
eAnk ~ a beverage cantslagaE aseFw
than two Ard thres quarters rer eent
Aiccaul. instead ~ AaaFa saAH ono hat
at ssae per cent ~ wriitsa IN tas bill,
After two sna three quarters tsser
hAA been so~l~a osa By . rosori
vo<e Of ihl 10 10 end tAk was about
tbs relative division ON all amend
m~asR-~the prehihsgleniais ~eat after
saclh~r amendment ny Represents.
tive leoe, democrat. Missouri. which
would have ssriek~a anl all definition
Of ta,oSicanis. hii,lag tho propesAi
In TO 81. il. Il.
When II s@emaa ths majority vas
weary Of voting down every proposal
by the other side poiuts OF order
were raised, asa some motions. de-
signed TO make ths Law ls~s drastic
we're picked W hy ihs nape Of tbs
meek az Members eapf~ss~r ~, and
todrly thrown oas TIL hegpesAeeda, y! y
All Amendment by preventative isea.
democrat, California, IN the interest
Of grape growers. who stood 10 lose
si1 zoe con this year. he SAID II ,srss
Viira for the niauafaftQFe 81 via"
cuntatains II per cert alcohol ny
weight A r-.tat of ordrg against IL
Vas agsta!..i hy the chair
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
DISCHARGED YAkkS HEALTHY
Nisetysfhrvs Per Cert " soldiers
lsastna Service Rave Clean
Bill Of s+eats.

WASHINGTON More than ~ per cent
II TIE .oeo Gle Officers aaa men AZ
ths army Who have been dem tti,iEeG
since the signing ~ the artistic"
ssre disc harx, 4 With clean hsll 81
health according 10 Az aarcun cantenf
srrn the nfttcr nf TIRE HurSnor general
VI tho army SIX per cert ~ the uar
were reported "a the bureau Of waf
FISK iHguraacniGr disabilities and oar
per rcat wsre heid on account Il et1
nantcANie diseases
The negro troops showed a sitabt'y
Better psy steal eoaahhs~ tA#u tive
white. bat a higher percentage we're
as.d for communicable dlsestes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
U. S. Is TO SELL ARMY FOOD
M1nle ipsltslss viii De Supplied Bs.oss
Coat ard Mat Sell Commodities
Without Profit.

Washington --~ Growing indignation
at steady Tises In prices ana WARNINGS
u greater increases 20 eems are rwsc b.
LA official ears In Washington It's
first siES thar officials hare are BE-
Exnins 10 acs In the seaG situation
came IL an announcement from the
S~r department thai ssofss os sagplus
eacoa, canned roast beet and caaaeti
vegetables will be sold through eities
~ prices - 30 30 per een, under mar.
ket prices 10 facilitate vide dis,rtba
ton ot these stores. citiss ~ill b@ NJ
owed ton days credit Ga purchs sss
sdalnk only transportation expresses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
pcfrris Carlp SITES

Washington Questioned by. 5
house war Inyns gazing suG'Hmmh
tee about tAr location ~ A}Hst vg the
army training fields III ma South SEQ
rotary Raker said No had never hrAft
All hupfn cr Quratloa 'rom au' ont
about the location o. ths Camps Nj
Raser declared the camps were pjacet
Ia the South rather 'han w the Narf
N,iriv because hotter Weather CNndt
h.,ns obtained there sad he Added shs'
AZ laNuvatr that he know II ~as er
sfsed g seut the men 80 'hs SoG,h
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Etss Against E@:s-ssts~,

A,,sn;ic Ci&g - Rssala,lans wrre
passed ny tas grs1d hodge n FisE
eara enr.NE Rclshaylfm ore Yesntu
s'nn said "Esarv Fik h1 tasrH a
so'sra Obligation To sugSsrrt The con
stRati ssd laws Of the Waited states
4 Amariea. an. sr have taught IA
1rs q, tAs Fundamental prtnai9fas ni
rs nryseT Ina; the American fias. tfp,
,aE A. X . d. eur form at government.
sssi, os in CIV, hearts ~ aya! Eisa
No MAJ CAT ~ HolshevfS aae ~
r.A..a a Al American ctttraS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
NEAT PRICES ARE QUOTED


Washington ~-- Prices Al which sur,
Plus stocks ot canned and cured meats
heji BY the Mar department. vii. -
soii to naniclpAIlstea were announced
~ follows tqrnAd aeef, FROM sss2
per .ieten cans 10 tsa. de saiinS hpNa
slsel Aad grades Roast best. tfae
81 Is par lo&ea oAns 81 eGs p,.uad
each Ia So 70 for SIX pound caEs IA.
con - crates. 3, cents a pound IN IL
pound tiers. 81 cents annpd These
prieo4 are about ~ per eent ,ess taan
tao cost 20 ,hs government rroj7os
ais must BE fur minimum ~ ono car
'caA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Chairman Nays eies

Indianapolis Will II HAYS. rerub
lcan national chairman, y Suffering
from a nervous bratkao~n Doe 10 o.
e~wark, il zAs learned wh@u ~ sEs
brought 10 1-svaia -as!ta,Iasa here
Mr. Hsys physician prstefi tsd corn
.4ete Qu3e aud ,Tnst. expressing belief
.Na. ~ xsis have recovered within
Ten days Il net disturbed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
DAYLIGHT SAVING
BILL. IS VETOED
Pre- siDENT EHsAppRcyEs AGai
CULTURAL MEASURE BECAUSE
OF AN ,ATEAGt4En, aiOEM ~
ALSO the SUNDRY civil. BILL
Proposed Enactment Returned 10 An
preparations Communicative Of
lattsr Nay De Accepted By
Congress uaprotsstsa.

Washington. ~~T The daylight Eavta
law was rescued 'rum repea! by Preai
dent Wiisoas veto ot the agriculture
hill
At tina same time shs president alst
vetoed the aaadry civil appropriation
Dill. because, hs said. by FasGrtct.a.
funds II crippled the ~urk of rshabiil
Eating and restoring disabled soldier,
and sailors to civil life
The latter veto apparently was a.
copied by congress without eoa.sst
and tbs sunaEY eiyEl bill weat bAe.
10 committee 10 be Fetramed
Veto Of daylight saving. however
was not accepted 40 readily. although
the prevailing opinion was that {
necessary twothiEda Fota 10 reEasa /
svsr tho presidents head pfotabt,
would NOT be mustered
Both bills provide tanda for wh!gt
AxsaelAa Of lhs ga.asaaas4li Iasa a@ss
been waiting They already arr
usbaths behind SCHEDULE because the,
failed Of ordinary passage 10 tho Lass
congress
In regard 10 the sundry civil bill sht
president said.
"uader the vocational rehabllIta
ton bill. which became law June q
1913. tho congress has soagh, to fui
fiil shs expectations of the suaEtr,
that their soldier. saslet and marine
diaabled In the recent war should b,
given an opportunity 10 secure AZ TIT
expense and under tho fostering rar,
u the federal government such train
Ing as he needs 10 overcome the
handicap Of his disability and 70 RS
sume hla pa..e as : civilian able t.
aara living upon something ilks
equal footing with thnse whom h
WAS associated With before, he mad,
his great sacrifice for the honor anu
aefsnse OF thc country
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Washington The arcstdsn; ~ tho
United states would not hs permitted
during hts term ~ office. 10 leave the
country or 10 perform the aguas Of
hts office encep' a. Washington Nd
tVr bill introduced NY Representa-
tive Csmptnli Of Kansas. chairman u
the hoaae rules committee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Paris sRhI4~as Jean Navarro. ~An
VIA ere ~ is- frat aces among the
Frerch artate-s aartas .hs ssf ard
wAe WAS ~tsS3-xwn t-aGz the s@-r GO
h-~-Auss @! hts srsse1:irs s.ea AIDES
fsii vAli- ttrsns Ia re vicinity ~ Va
sa-a~a vrE- erG4r sftAT-1np ani died
anaa a:-cr In q military Aoss'tAl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

sioGx city. in leo l. Convey. ~
Cherokee. Iowa. sAo wsS seTSonsiy
wounded IL Chateau Thlervy. has clsy:
sui; In ,sa federal court here Agsias,
sss inlted Stas~s government for
s1r 80 10 damages alleged to have
h.ecn gaaraa.AaA Asm enaW tAs var
risk Insurance. act
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Mexico 'Tn The government II
preparing TO distrlbate among the
people approximately 100000 hectares
tof .A aerssl ~ land valued AZ u,
ee0 OeN pcsoa. which repcNsen'a confess
sinns given 10 a comparatively tea
Individuals BY srversi soSccnW so!i
previous 10 the tarranta regime
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Rheims. Francs Rheims which
mad population ~ llt,iss before ;hs
war. now has only s+Ss Inhabitants.
.sS1 mtn. 1853 women ard IL chill
tren. The martyr city ~As shellod
nv tire Germans on iafi days and
ever ! roo persons were kIliea. laclnd
Ing some saa omen and Ius eA!ldrea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

B"f.A lr EHnea' yoa Drraas
Geg. f6Fmer ca4nf&sa - 'ha rotran
ro#y4 b@sefts lfg statement ht ass
- caused 10 Lr pq5jlabei tHst 40
gr"atFr d.tsraes rea9i 3,e Aaatei oa
s,rtp ma,soE Peop,a tA=a tee demand
Ia, fhs futmsr~ f.sats:sH william
should Nv 6ritrered up 10 tAe Allies,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
rn her pae Nn gHssA

Washington Tao newly n-Es-iS.a
Pacific fleet ~Gll saII .roz Hampton
aaSas snt shs we~s coast Saturday.
JAY ~ II wa anaaaac%3 ~ TIA
BAY department, ;has fiaAi arrange
meets xe4a essrs SaAts1 .. q eoas4renes
e SNw YORK. tsesye@n se-r.arv Dan
lels and Admiral HaEa I@4raE4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Tnkra RossSs !. Norris. asted
essts~ arasaSsa9gg Il Japan sas al
Tosyo ,or Gt1aa The st-st a. ne alb
I. asHksaz rov~-rrs rt ABhs*sssnt
Norris un3mTskeA skss t1grnry ~.
s+s aassrzets0es trnaa NasAsaatna 10
make ra9@st .. coalitions 81 Cten.x.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

New Work. \ stnttraio has beer
formed herr IL was announced. to TN
drrtase the financing NJ taa' n3f
one year credtt fur tho tNrl Moror 90
vi Detroit Tbs tundA Will he WsNd g
ra.tre aNday preminsafy notes II IL
understood tNa financing IL (ay th.
nurvhase " minority Aock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Mssi~o Fortunes From rlns-

HAL. Fax Fe7trae~ from .tsA asv
hesns p'i@t up ~ sRt.gc~y oprrassnx
oas uf Halt AT 'hsut4g-s taA ~N
their profits were 40 tyeta~nAyus s2.i
sAsr sas cgnsga.uta gInB Of ltsas
p,stesssSy Taey bare ,own h1ssAss
Ana repa--r Aeas~a as rartgns fila
via msig- ears
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Mhitta ard niAxeA CLaak-

Fvrt Arthur. Ts. C,arSfsce Tar
ton and y, ie~fr~. 5"gto are IN
Actlstas, seriqasis la,gfn4 sna ser.
s"aj utaer ntNtaf gsf s@rs are i@ss -
rfpassy hsrt 40 result " llsah
hste s~sat twenty ~h,ts snse
aud about forty negro go
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Av~taa~ Tex Ca. a~xro wRs Killed
ana several white mon ~er~ soaadej
IA 4 riasN Antsrec vhit-s ar. n~xrres
at iaax,isw. T~S-, acearSlrs ~ raN@
sages received ~ tscv w Eosas
Texas Rangers wsrc sect 10 aS~a he
1.slaraaaea hat WA ceattr Eing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

t'As5Axa Tbs ATsrS-aa AD=s~sE ~.
already E-zz.Ai1s ever tie eI1Se q
,nty~s a-sy have tlTtse- ta-1et& - 10
msks = saa eek ssvs EaathG te- TIE
N9t,erk IS sryfE as ~. aagssai 'or 80
raa gaEse. sccc~4taE - Sx acase ~
as-e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
r. erese cr9~ts Charges

xsshieS'as Investigation g
cAsyxss " ,ruN''v - ,0rs!caa So
sierx arrested N F'~ancF sna place.
IN n SONS n ara near t>sr'S ~ >
ecndut,eG ty = sHSeer' ~ t;e.a ct -,
sr~>,s, aaU$e Gonna .t- iryc>usa tas
ssY dew -tutsvt cNrest ares
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

MARI. Tex TIE p0psiAtsar os
- }3f3.A sNwu D. san Ariac o. Nay
10. h&s heaa nns p~i&o-4 a. ~ a ssar.
N aryte4 N~ts1ass st-cs 4 cet-s i
AS sst sccsar!.ar 10 Tc&ae.e IL
viess rt.cs spsa ere
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Allltcrs 81 rat ons

xaxaliA Ma, r3aasa Ntl'i~s O.
rxttaas Save Been issued ari hualrNts
OF Thousands ~ refugees have htsssF
ta.i aeA clothed ~ The American pr,,
PIE through Tie Hs1ksH ecmul Sss.s
" ire American ked Ccass Ia Mace
tcnta
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Mcnnt Clemens Mica ~ r ~s1
AarrNA on authority snr- tha, Fear-
yari lad 9e~cidea 10 - s~ssss the EnSnt
nam saxa Q, Fort Gosor o3nsaay
.rne,asss 10 s. a dar il 70 believed
re ges m!n!rs1 wt.l - pat into Fl
.ns-s 1904 p-oaaaly Ausss' o. there
sS,gt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
cQNylCIkDnEQR. DlSL1YAL IL
Two Members 81 Non Partisan League
Are Declared Guilty BY jury
w Mtenesota

Jackson. MINI the Jury IN the
trial VI President A G Tpwnley ans
Joseph Gilbert 81 the non partlsat
league fpund the ietnpdanIs guilty O.
the charge nf conspiracy 10 teach d's
loyalty la violation Of the Miunesots
law,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
c.n,nt,..n s,LiI tnla.

PAS Tie cham Ae7 os i~r-.'~
-n}a,Ad Al pror'sias 'er tss 'srr-z-
asA-e ~ass5nS ~ tia~ state III s4gs aaa
- sgas-rtss9,, ~ tfs ee7sg-y 80, tie
rots be .ns 80 % 60
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

yt~nas TsTes tsy- s2~5 ssl'ets.
gaws have b@en 49, gte~4 10 the sty@.sss
81 sta1agea'. sscc-d - ~ Asy.t~s re-
LSsal hsTA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

nAnsV'e n =, Mrs Gertrude MYERS
Msde cs tc~ raSatAs wSS ,A1t AHf
ktlt~a wAeH her Sesoane Cl,s,cN,k -
tor : sarsls-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
TENNESSEE
NEWS
----s--.-.- ...s.-s--.:sz
Happenings Over Common.
wealth Cleaned FROM w.
Various Places
NEWS,
CROP ESTIMATES
Foe Tsnnsssss, Prepared sy @. L.
Morris. field Agent U. Q. Do
part,nsnt " Agriculture.

/
the coalition Of Tennasaee wheat
crop Siace June I. brought about by
tbs continued rains in early Jane, and
the general prevalence u rlst. the
coaaitioE OF iuly !. ~ reported by O.
L. Morris. Field Agent. Bsreaa Of
/ Crop Estimates, IL TsS whleh IA 90
below the average Tor the ssAte the
! past tea years. ard woald indicate u
| yield OF Aboe, 1899 .0aa bushels nan,-
{ bots Of ttslds that al une time looked
| promiaiax wsys wholly abaaaoEsd AZ
/ not worth cutting
| Tia corn acreage shows q cousia
i cradle decline, long continued raias
nj planting time caused u shortage ia
/ Middle TenneSs@e counties and aracti.
( caliY all Of West Tennessee. in many
/ Instances crops have been abandoned
or slowed aud planted over. making
tl1nh of tbs crop lats. Conditions Ia
thr rastsfn part Of tAs stats. the Up
per Cumberland eoant!es AMI fsw
Middls Tunussses couaties ars excel
Isn't
a slight decline II noted In whits
potatoes Ia acreage, while there has
bean a decided Increase Ia tho sweet
potato crop
Ths acreage ot tobacco ia Increased
In al parts OF ths state, heavily IN
,ha western Counties, aud the hariar
sections. rains the la,ehesa OF ,ho
season and some shortage u plants
ln,syfered With the paintings 10 sums
extent In the DARK tobacco counties In
the middle u the t,ate Though much
o, ths crop Is !sSe act. the eondition
10 fair,
There has been heavy cut In ths
acreage VI peanuts In Tia f!xs paAaa.
eonntles
There Ia hu, small prrvent OF last
years wheat crop in the farmers
hands The aat crop was damaged TO
come eHten, b ra.ns beating the plant
down. snd heecnins oyerrips,
Apples peaches pears and grapes
are nour. thr btacshvrry rrup tn ira
t%ilstStt,, ..e-~ rrss-..t 49, s,u@ ~ Z
Vegetables and melons aro late and
conditions rather loe, as are mlllet,
coSpe1a and soy b,ans Pastures gen.
erRlly ftae
The preliminary estimated acreage
~ corn white paflfoHs, sweet pota
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Nc@Phis Nts6 AlSeri. ra's- q TIE
RetEts1S w. i planning Ia Saase a.
the taieG STATES vii. U.s. ~ta s.,ac
ms beer .svtte3 ~ tsc seE-pas
H-ae . as ,l@sc.~A- sa:r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-07
ENGLISH CAPITAL
IN TRANSYLVANIA

BERNE, Nov. 6.-The Rumanian
Bureau states that newly-formed
English companies, backed by Eng
lish banks, have begun operations
in Pennsylvania. They have already
bought potash plant, iron mines,
cement and glass plants and are
now negotiating to purchase all the
important coal, gold and copper
mines in the country.
The Rumanians welcome English
interest and capital in Pennsylvania
and the Banat, which have been
neglected in past years owing to
lack of capital, although there is
plenty of natural wealth.
American capitalists are also OBJ
tanning important concessions in
Rumania, especially in oil mines.