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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
POLISH SITUATION
APPROACHES CRISIS
RUSSIANS DEMAND MAhnATE
FOR psack NEGOTIATIONS
TAKE eREsT.Ltrovsk.
RED FORCES ARE ADVANCING
ee'shesis Army 10 Aggressive Aisns
P~gaestsait, Entirs Frcrt--sit
usilon Presents An1.stlss
fof Allies.

Loadon-Ths Polish situation 70
solved ItseIf into wha; appeared 10 b,
q race bal sssn The HasSlan armies on
tbs a hand aud the diplomatic agsn
cins on The other
The outstanding neSs of the day
wa the hti.lre VI tho Polish armh
sties delegates TO open negotiations.
They sers denied ,Ae privilege BY the
Russian e%ntasaFles. wbo Raid they
would not bs received Until they had
lesn cmpow cred by their Eoycfnm mt
~ sake az AT Aa.1~4. tAs Laa4l1tGnta ls,
OF Shst II rs be the peaee treaty be-
tW sn Poland and Russia.
The Polish annisucs commissioners
have lRtd the demand before their
government and await q decision Ia
the meantime the Russian armies, az.
Errsalyr along practically the entire
extent u the Polish Russian frontier.
aFr pounding away The obvious goal
Ia Eanaw The s%ireieaa reports de-.
clarsd bat the Russians had taken
Brest-l H0ysk s=s we're within IS miles
ut warsaw They we're continuing
their advance.
The iifitish government officials
were " tho opinion tAai tbs refusal
Of tho Russians 20 talk TO tbs Pulc-
was merely an excuse 10 Gslay the
date OF the aFmlatice to give them the
armia viii acquire due 10 their pres-
cot momentum 1t vas lntimated un-
officially that any fur her delays Of
4 similar nature will Ia met by tho
.alling cft OF the proposed general cch
~ferea.c schadul II for London As soon
AZ all fighting IA al u stands,ili rhis
conference would be- the means Tor
Russia 10 rsnew rs relations with the
allies and the world
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
SOFT COAL !.
TON IN BALTIMORE
sur TIE cosr or eRocUericN 10
SAID 70 &C lsss rAAix
FIVE potl2Ra
SPECULATION is BLAMED
w. C. Andrews Makes chsrss-Ess
Sasso On Export ceat Proposed 40
Gsmsay-Thls Relief 10 SAD
To " Rerngss.

Baltimore. Nd ser coal az The aes,
sTass. although II costs less than 81
10 prudage. y selling to sAalEiMorv
shipping circles AZ SIS per ton.
Taa surprising sitnAtsoa exists "a
the face az Increased proaaetkaa 4aS
a better car supply.
II exists IN the face az the uaprecss
dvatsa ~eoaweAtloa pt coal both 81 sAs
Curtis Ray export Psers and TIA 10
cast tp.at baaksring sAd ceaas~tss
pirFa
Tao thousand. csa hundred AMI
tR.sy csss 81 saas vars al .iAS9 q
lay piers and $500 addiaapal cars ale
~ route 70 naifepa ore, secessaat,ng
~ seisi steps 81 uc Fart q, the hal.
t.mofa i Ohio Va irrsa to clear tas
congestion.
slxiy ships Ia the Hsrb,r arv await,
Ing coal 10 carry TO toEs4en ports,
TIA. = speculative e.etnanl "a ~
spoEsiA.1 for The chaotic coal sitaa.
st0u In tba opinion expressed b. W G..
Andrews % The Consolidated Coal
COMPANY the home oiti,rs ~ WATCH
are located ia baltimore In supper,
o, his statement Mr., Andrews ssld
that OF the a,isc csrs at Curtis BAY
which the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Is making special tttoti 10 gA unload
ed less than 200 were for non-affillatsd
eonsigaees OF the Coal Exchange
While an embargo on export coal !,
.seaeEsily coacet I'd to IT a REMEDY Tar
the situation, ths possibility al such
an order being issued II remote, Il In
said. due 70 the fact that the State
Department has let II b. knvwn tina,
our obligations Ia torciga scyeva,
m ests make IL necessary TO Keep the
Of foreign shipments free
such an obstruction
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
MEN AMBUSH PATROL.
FIGHT ~ Limerick Assumed pimen,
sans Of uattIe.

Dublin t%1e,aila Of . tight which
assumed the dimension, Of i small ba,
tie at ilruree County limortek are
given In ar eecoGut issued by general
headquarters. Ftfty arned meu am
bushsd a patrol ~ military cyclists
consisting OF an officer and five men
One ot the nen wos seriously wound
ed. but owing 90 the t~nteualty pf al
lacking party's fire his comrades we're
unable 10 assist hlm
Tho raiders reached the wounded
man seized 10 rifle andou his body
as cover T1is prevented the soldiers
from firing effect yely and the sttug
gle lasted for halt an hour before
thrY we're aide 10 yeseus tbs wounded
man and drag him' "a a cottage Sur
rounding the cottage, the raiders poar.
ed 10 a heavy fire. Tn" 40 dirtS am
mnni,ioa ran short, and one ~ them
Disgusting himself as a CIVILIAN, ran
for endorsements, ~ the arrival II
~htah the raiders fled Pursued ~
the so dicrs into the center ot the vi
lase. taay returned And resumed tr
Ink \ school hoy Who got into the
llur u fire was killed
Fthally the soldiers got the upper
hand They scat, he'd the houses In
thu te~a and discovered a . iaor.
tally wounded
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
GIL Is HELD W POLICE
feph<ss h. Ssasse oestn In tAe Absx
ASAss~sss8 casaras TAas ne
Fstti AFs~r ~Frssssas
T@saae.*

cAAeaga-g'sligs are se9Asax 81 sws
kheSgiss In cnEsceisaa alta GAs aszgl
II &Amsea X, A. LAstsas. stAAs1sy Ga
saagaa ~nsrChaas. fean4 dead II nh
apartassps ~sas Miss A,isa wsNsts.
heasa arkksepsw, wi@ ,aEss sssss~c
10 ~miilAsaAtr~ had saaaaasg tAEs.s
eeAa atias sAs bad easiea Tor arlg
shea he iRsaiIea her. 'aai sAsss az
nasitrA that his a~ash caKas s-sa, 1
trteaess tasssa vista hss.-
0as tAeesy was that . e~sasaAl
hsnes7Aass. wAieA the csFonsr1s rAs.
sasAaR declared caused MT lastt<
death. WAS The r~sah az a Tall ~.
sassy accidental The athss wsss sAas
LStsis lad essa NJ, ever ths head vita
q hgeksa ahisaey bottle ksaaa asKs
lis aassmASlaa figure.
Tas amazing 4eaoars 81 A. tatsis
~ese being aatelae5 by sAs poaiSe aad
ssronars officials
fry dNterEat girls were eang,
tsiaet in his ApsfgHaea, since last
~lapsary" Miss halaA iohasaa. his
acssekeepsr, told authorities.
-rsr girlx he tacA there be- usually
'peked Up either a. the Etg-waser
Beach hessl OF toe Gr.sea Mil gardens
When ae sas sohsE. be was cAlsa aud
.G@.sas. has. he Nas kSldeA sesNri. Mhsn
fEsr "Nw-.' .neF.r. . - ~~,.AE -azAAy
eiris he hraaght there, step, In a
sp<am 81 the rear and n&ny tRiss |
rave heeu awakened BY saaass.
1scrSns AID curves at J o. asocA
Ia the EierHine
~At timsN, ahsa l~atoylcstea he
would Try 10 atusk ms saa SIC /
had 10 cali the police
Miss wosNts and sas,ne mliisnAlyc
wrrn Sun held ~ witnesses
Accor 'isE 10 tar poll e, the STIR was
stu SEQ greatly affected By fright
aaa .a,onscsnts TO teii a connects
An aetopsy ~eeistitshrd thh, ISe.tis
aied from a crfeeral Aemorshage IT,
from ~"extarnSl sio,enCe Al
the same time Corone r. Hoffman tx.
pressed the bella, that the bruises on
head Indicated they wnrr re
In a TALL rather thar from =
iioth the coroner 1ad the pc.
liee, however. intimAi~d thc, fc1i
and Miss Weeds w@re ~hod
Ias something haek" and de- Jared
intention az continuing their IN.
! esiiEaticn and inquest $nttf every
Of the jewellers mysteriaas
4 aaih was cleared ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

washinxton The rost 81 yutl al
fnr Congressional Record ne ro~
-rum.nt publication r'cori Ss daily
everything thar is >Aid aaa done a
cs,ngr~ss, was sSSt $40 last YEAR
aa,u. tho sane ~ tev lsis or sa4a
ero less than tse ialT SOS, These
figures ~ IRE given hs r. q Rrtse e,
accountant al the government peat,
Tag otffse. In answer 10 ar Inquiry
ct Representative Max v, ~ New
York "a 80 the possible say va that
would rs~alt IRWIN the disscnt}auanes
OF toe Record,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

A rsessysa rFsrn III Fstfei States
mails Assy~tch+f 10 se.slpn co,u,Y,~~
NY s.ss ss'~rs far rho frsr rlrc vssssn,hs
~ fhs iasf ,vn f@esi rsap sh,cws mat
I. tssl oar fSssfst. nj letters and ss,ss-
~sras wsrt ai~tsirtsea IA taG sed
i.Tn< ~ r~rgnas in tort, m r2ss per
rent snersss~ In Tsx.sD 'hSre w~ry IT,.
ET42a tsyrnA. N prints ilsrairt~A
ard 1890 ts fsaFsfs }n issta. M as
s~r ssrat ltrr~xs~4 TIE sfasfa'eh sY
g@rteA f-,@' svsewfrfss 10 M era s4
~,.y,tisi. N tz..s STD 12sss 7-.2 s.yusa~
In 1910. ~ aa tsets%s. ~ Icd S per
rsri.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Ashevnls ". c.-tIm Grew \ { rpzt,
sheriff ~ Cherokee fsnarty, rear here
srf Hisk Hcsp. q nntcylors character,
scth ARE tssd a. the r~sgft Of o pss'o'
easl. cro~ the rrrefi sau var
r~scrsalls wounded trvm ambush by
Rose while On Ma way 10 arrest him
rs rfed nv D~pu,y Sheriff Ken.
r~ay. Before Re lei. acccrdin> 10
Esan@dy, h. took attn ~ Ko~~ "a
abr hsr dead The officer then eAd
IN The vagor 10 Which he VA rt1&ng
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
BLOW ON JAW SAVES LitE.


Frfmoo' N,h Njtur Thomas, "a
enlpIn,n 81 lac rls ,~lcciric lShi plan,
here, Mas ssNrd ttvu death nv a blow
ON tlv law Ne had taken held tot a
~plug Nh4yh BAD hoyoeie charged hy
\ short gtr,Uit ava ,oa,d not Tres hins
SELF clyde N'wteu a fellow worker,
saw his prrd eanent ami sWuns his
right fiat 10 thr pe'tu, ~ Thomas jaw
knasstux htw seNrrs! ie.t away
Thomas jaw Was Asbuy fractured,
but be saws he "a satisttcd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
CAPTAIN KILLED Nv GUARD.
Failed 10 kssr Command 81 tire sen,r,
to Kat

Galveston. TEX iierheFt A R0hsrt
captain Of ihN local company II Il =
tioaaI guarismen shseh vas shortly
ID so On duty here with other staae
tfuops, vas shot and Allied ~ q sentry
at the national guard camp
According TO information aFsilahle,
Robertson WAS passing the csmp In
hts automobile asd when he either
failed 20 hear or disregArded the com
mand ot the sentry 10 bait. was fired
upou lie died a few minutes later 10
the emergency hospital al the camp
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
TRAIN STRIKES MOTOR CAR

penn's0n. o. Frank lfaniy fot
ner governor OF Indiana aud 9 caadl
da:e s0r president On The prrNibtikYr
ticket In 1916 snf pr and Nrs c NJ.
Baker " kiixore. OHIO we're kiJgea viz
miirs from here when a Pennsylvania
frslxhg train struck the automobile N
which the party were driving to XII
sore.
All three Suffered fractured skn Ia
and crushed bodies. ard 5eHhrr feco,
erred consciousness after being brought
10 = local hes p.tal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

tfsnG"p y collecting ~ photographs
and wy ngafss D complete record ~
wiaat wel8~n 40 10 t"ip sin the ~sf.
Fer Ire pfp'rgn, = part ~ thf recf ri
. aisiasyrst Nv the WhtEr' i,afsd art
r gallery There ~ ,sis mtrusa "Trip
painter, rbs tanner ~" rFska GBsnch
er The s,oset the air.hip ntstrr the
runitioa ~orsTt the fsrw~rrits-
Ther. IL \ ulrfure ~ a sor,sr ~os-rs,
ing = Ip,tisoa All electric rrsrtste, saf
az smother driving sa ~isstrie. crane.
wuspsn are shnsn wffttttg IN rhs
works. dressing hrisk* spreading
TAR, stsstnT. ssHEsng hsrf~r paris.
testing ssetsrs whs~atns rs,ae, carry
ing hr~~s saets aEpa anrAlng In
t~nrh'hss@ne ssesovses. f~nr miiis svS
A. FnliIs %
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

sprinTteld Tx MISS ,..lgtln fAecs
sry v'rensliy asi = 5Ae ia her hon.
ne" she rushed .2to az EAR >p~tis2-
ts.n ogttte her There A t~ap In Inv
var. she sad TIE eaystctsn. sJAr
rrrSsag aroasd extracted a large VASE
wdh a ete stSs'svr II bad pqacsatei
Miss AeeN a,e> ear toar ,smies,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
MILLIONAIRE SENTENCED.
WIN. o Lloyd ard Many Others Guilty
~ C~onsriragv

Chicago Nll'am BrCss Lloyd. mil
i}oBaire sNct~ LIST. and 10 other mer
aer~ ~ the Communist Labor party,
wsre found Enilt, by a jury O, con
spiracy 10 overthro~ the government;
81 the United States
The defendants were given various
sentences most ~ thes getting from
n 10 five years In the p~en!tentiary
= few t@ing given fines IN addition
ard seyeral we're sentenced 20 one year
In yaii lalaya get the hes aesi snn
ie7ce. beng Eiycn one 10 five wears
n the p~cn'tentsry sad a tiAe 81 ia.eb
ia addition
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
NEW RATES THIS MONTH
"r
Passenger ARD Pullman Faces May Ds
i~nereasee August 20

Washington New Passenger fares
probably vii a|N'ssme effective Aug.
q aod advanced freight rxtss Aug
~ according q a program outlined by
AN~ed 7 faom. general counsel Tor
'Hr Assocts' cn ~ Railway Executives,
Simultaneous With the eftse,sysAess
81 passenger fare the Increased
saatses tev Pullman travs, ana the
rF~ rates IN excess AaeSASe aad milk
also ~tli b. pa: IN tarre
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Wessinr:oa Pros cations cAsrgtnt
r~roflteeftag in coal sales h~gg aa VIC
been Instituted axsisst ~ coal miEe
operator ard ernsrrs In F.asteyn Ten,
sesss@, Vnit>a States Auosngy Ken.
n@ttes al kaosvIlle, mas AdrtseJ tie
department ~ tas'tte
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
LABOR TO- rIosr "opeN ssop."


Chicago Tn Chicago Federation
of Labor authorized IVA pres deHt.
John F,Tpatrtcs. 10 appoint q ON
rn!ftec ~ IL for the announced pHr
pose 81 actively going 10 hattie ~ilh
tire Inited States chamber ~ up
ratree on ha 'tlosed ssor prapost
Hon" and 10 devise means II pre-
venting open shops,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

wasLtnssCa -Trts years esttuo
rrep In "A xt.e pr AseY I'D AN
between lrstes bales a-d g1t,cee
AIRS. Trad Cay a ssaea . cu1nias
hsn .s'h%s,-e Va . rspcrr 10 tHs No.
rEsysxn~n1 nf r0.nzserc~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
,tur,sNNls calrs In reeolAtter

ltsntSvise AlA,~&;restsy H~aatsripe
which me- md = fsatsttils. Meertaaex,
Dallas and wcst huntsv,fis, prrcsacts.
has a population ~ tsfl2 aecertsax
to = lsa,'~7ln ,ssaed ty the esssvs ea
ivaa 4 gain ~ l.e&e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Nnlirs NJ SIX xrmed mcn an,
mask "a Suffered the Commercial Saw
inss bash hrrN. backed two ~islIers
Into a yaai, and all otIccs inio cash
ieys ~cttlees, s~ep, So asa mo sacks
ard escaped Ia an automobile.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Camden Arr The .1.ciion b. res
ianrsat osaed sy " n $ haeiAer.
Mas DESTROYED by fire The flames
started when 4 pan g. grease eAgxh;
fra in the kitrhen Of tha f~esiaarant
and qaicsl3 spread ihfongseai the
naildsnr. Loss 5000.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Lon1on All Fsrnrt ssetrs rSosss
"a A ssosrst ststs a. f~pniuNsos Get OF
which sns+cas g<slt. tsl ard var naftt
rasy sytTag thar II has tim
ain 20 sss r.tsrrs were lining Ep the
's.sgui sssaEper a 1914
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

-Antte]y try ~ t~ssrs tour t,~s,s
hnsgse y
Yet aw psf . r~rros In fhere
.he oshsr ntgAi and . fstses ~hA tyseD
To ~ slr got AA.---Lrgss.Jtia Csur-
- ssErnaL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Mexico C,ty~As Investigation int
tie trxth ~ ih~ late President Car.
tanfA hsxan In the district cour, /.
HaanchInansc. stare OF f'seh;a srcc-a
ing to a disrstnA from Pseala CITY,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

B"ntun fIarhpr. Aieh-.Ths figh; he.
tn ren JAss lpeua - ". the heavyweight
champion, ana Bxly Mike, al y.
Paul oA tatsor Iay assured aex8re-
saS to AZ announcement here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

wash aEsoa-fas15r high schoysls
sgii 70 saw aceat IS as9 teachers
wsea :A@ .aii isTrn os@rs ACCORDING
10 est a5.s*s ~ A. O. Neal. Of The
Arr~Su II ~~cnttxtAsa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

New Nayk Train service ever the
williamsburg artase ~tl a1t ee acr,
mai feT tve sAys s>NcagSe % 4 rry
which destroy S IsrHe sections
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Washington Authority TOR the
railroads Of The country to Increase
their revenues by approximately oas
billion aBd a half dollars was granted
by the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion, Freight ralss Will be advanced
about onsthire. passenger fares 8ne.
fiith aud Pullman shagses one bal.
CoasiEise and inland stsamsaip
lines aud electric railway clmpaa!ea
atso scFe granted. .psrRil.s{G 10 q,
crease their lfsiEhI rates in pgppof-
ton 10 the Increases granted I'd th3
railroads serving the same territory.
The rates, which are % con. ,nhe ia
force antis March !. 1922. Will become
rffectlce upon five days Botlce BY tee
carriers 20 the commission and the
pablo, and they must be IN operation
before Jan ! Since ths g0tefnmeat
guarantee expires Sept | 1hc carriers
are expected 10 bend every effort 10
put the advances into effect by hat
date.
Increases granted u the commits
sion arr designed to Otfss, The sGnor
effective upon five days notice by ths
railroad labor board and 10 provide
the & per cent net Income on taa NJ.
rtexate vain. Of IN. railroad proper.
ties as permitted under ths transpor.
tatior act. The Aggregate value Of
al tbs railroads was estimated by the
commission AZ SIS 500. 900. as against
4 book value OF 80 O+a, o00. 900
The 20 per cen Increase in passen-
ger far -. excess baggage charges amt
m.lk transportation rates and the 50
per, cent h~archsFEe on Pullman fares
authorized hy the commission Will be
general tho country over FteiSh'
iutrras ~ Will yart according TO
territory, with 20 pet cent In The east.
% per cent in tho south. rs per cent
In the wsst that II. from the M.ssi%
sippi River "a thu Rocky Mountains
and n pr cent In the Moantatn.l'a-
cific territory from tae east ~ shs
70 the Pacific, coast, net To-
Alaska
Advances Of interstate rates
passenger aud Pullman to
correspond with the interstate In
authorized by tho Interstate
Commission will b. asked
n the various state railway commits
by The carriers. Il sas stated
here hy Alfred T. Thom general
sci for the Association u Railway Es
arutivss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
ZIG RATE RAISE AUTHORIZED
ssysAsra rrsssht Tssssfs Ts CO W q
Per CsnGr-pushssrn FARES AAanss.
s~sssnasy 81 ~inersuass
Crzatsa.

A Summary IL tbs rate increases as
thortssd 30 the ~IHssrstass Comm arnN
Com aaiSssoa IN - sollows.
trsixht Kstas-Soashern territory,
u per cent increase eastern ssrFs
tory. ~ psr cant: WESTERN tarrispry,
10 per cent. this lRelnains the rnAas
betwc@n s~tlssissippi Rlssr and Rsek,
Moantains. ssr @sst. bctwsan hocky
Mountains and Pacific coast ~ var
Cert shcrsass.
Paassnger KAtss--ge per ean, In
crease, general throughout las eoaa-
Try.
p0llman fases--E9 per cent eur.
charge. general throughout the eoa.i-
try.
Tosai Increased appruxL
aaisly ti.50e 900. 90e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

C~hsttsncnEs Charter 81 lnccrpora
ton fur the Signal Aouuta!u orfland
Cement company cspii.l g. eoo. 6oo,
was II ed In the county court cltfss
office here. the promoters sriBs srik
known Chattanposs and Iowa capital
is,s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Volunteer State
Happenings
Brief Neals Notes
Gathered from AA
Sections ofheState

pysrsaarst'a sgsozEqussl. VIA
Is In ea4rge OF ,As a~ntinaalassa fight
srFs. ~ taaSLa9 q sIrsatagas effort "a
ossss1nss malaria saA Elaks ,Ais
seoufEs a sAtns VI sks paiu- A esE,
sas ~ boz being taken ps tas city
10 ascertain the number OF eases q.
fsssr hsre the last rear. the cost, cts
the Sn~fpFRsatioa to b. ussd as a c0a,
psrison With this year whseh Will
ssow ths effect OF tho night 10 Grad.
kate tbs mesquite.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Nashville. The work Tor rstifiea
ti0a Of the nineteenth amendment 10
the federal consultation ia 40 near q,
hand that the tap,tal city is the scsas
OF busy activities among women from
whom btg things are 20 conn In -,
curing the nccrssary vote 81 the Tel
nessee Legislature when Il nvenes
In extra session
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Huntington A wsli concealed
"mooashias" dtstiIlery q. 50 sailoas
capacity. saics Appeared 10 be be
center of an extensive liquor traft G
Ia Carroll county. wzs raised by thu
feaera! prohibition aaeuss Of Jackson
Tbs dAtdi ny was l%ated two and
ore hatt miles from Cedar Grove.
Eight ksfrws Of hrar and : quantity
~ SIS Ahgs suFs .aAaiSos Ii, hi. 10 liz
rests aefe made
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

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AAs eSea en- plnsec 10 maze q aarvs'T
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years, now that suffrage is to become
universal, not wholly because Of that
fact but because there is bound to be
large stimulation of thought among
the people as to what citizenship car
ries with 1.-THE responsibilities and
duties.
Proof Against RadIcalism.
Once those facts are brought into
prominence and people begin to realize
what each individual owes to the com
munity and the state, she says she has
no fear from any real or imaginary dan
gers of bolshevism, or radicalism OF
any sort, because an aroused American
citizenship will mean a safe and suffic-
lent protection for the government.
The local committees met all trains
yesterday and took care of the dele
gates and the speakers, seeing that
everyone was comfortably quartered.
Mrs. Norris, the chairman, said she
wanted to issue to the people of Great
Falls an urgent call to attend the meet
ing today at Elks' hall and if they can
not arrange to remain for the entire
program, come for the few minutes
they may be able to spare.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
AID men FAVOR
LEGION PLANS
Louis Wendt Gives Talk on Ads
as Selling Help at Friday
Meet.

The plans Of the Great Falls post,
American Legion, for the independence
day celebration here on Monday, July
5, were favoraby passed on by the
Great Falls Ad club at the regular bust
ness meeting held Friday noon in the
palm room of the Hotel Rainbow.
+. J. Fitzpatrick secretary of the
local post, in a short talk, gave the
outline Of the days plans and asked for
the Endorsement of. the club, which was
unanimous.
advertising as a Help to the Sales
man" was the subject of an interesting
address by Louis Wendt, advertising
manager of the Tribune. He cited in
stances of assistance given statesmen
through national advertising. A copy
of the talk was ordered sent to the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World, to appear in the national organ.
Upon the invitation of the Great
Falls Merchants association, the Ad
club will assist in the entertainment of
the business men expected next month
for the retail dealers convention. A
committee was named yesterday to
make arrangements for the convention.
A large number of new members
were reported. They follow: Strain
brothers, Berger Department store,
Great Falls National bank, Great Falls
Meat company, Conrad Grocery com
pany, Heyn's Elite studio, Kaufman
Clothing company. Mecca Inn, Thomp-
son Drug company, Brand brothers,
cigars; Mutual Oil company, John E.
Reagan, groceries; L. Rosenfeld, clo-
thier; John Frank, clothier; Van Cleave
& Reisz, Western Motor company. G. C.
Davis, Montana Farmer, Sid Wills, ci-
gars; Northern Hardware company, Coy
Furniture company, and Mr.. Norman,
New York Life Insurance company.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
W0MENS LEAGUE LEADERS HERE
TOOPEN REGIONAL CONVENTION
Prominent Figures in National Organization Will
Be Present When Delegates From Six States
Meet at 9:45 This Morning.

plank prohibiting child labor throughout
the United States; one for the instruc-
ton in the duties and ideals of citizen.
ship for the youth of the land; increas-
ed federal support for vocational train
ing in home economics; and one which
would assure, women the same wage as
men where they perform the same SER
vice as efficiently.
Mrs. Park believes that great pro-
gress will be made in the next few
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
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