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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
A SUNDAY ROW
Near Colored Church. Three Ne
groes Shot, One Probably Fatally.

A bloody row, in which many
shots were fired, occurred Sunday
afternoon among a party of ne
groes near Nebo church, three
miles west of town. 1t is said
that the negroes had been drink
ing and gambling in a school
house near by, where the trouble
doubtless had its origin. Wi!
Shurley shot Henry Witherspoon
in the left ankle and Robert Mas
sey in the left side, the weapon
used being a "A calibre pistol.
Shurley himself was shot by
Henry Witherspoon in the right
arm and the right thigh. The
wound of Massey is thought to
be fatal. He claims to have had
no pistol. The wounded men
were attended by DR.. Brown.
Sheriff Hunter received q phone
message informing him Of the
row and at once repaired to the
scene. He returned in o short
time with three prisoners and
three pistols, the prisoners being
Will Shurley, Henry Witherspoon
and Mack Reed, the last named
being q brother-in-law Of Shurley.
The men were lodged in jail by
the sheriff.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
Personal.

Mr.. H. NJ. johnson OF GaGney arrived
In Lancaster, his old home, saturday,
to visit relatives. He and his brother
tnttagi Mayor. ". T. Grelory, oYent 60
Columbia Moifday, In the latter b auSo-
mobile.
|. Mr.. L. X. Plyler. well known former
Lancaster county citizen. now living in
Unfop county, n. c., was In town
Monday. He paid this office pleasant
call, presenting us with some pecans
raised on his place.
Mrs. L. H. Roberts. of the Creek
community. who has been undergoing
treatment at an Asheville sanatorium,
returned home Saturday much improv-
ed in health. Mr.. Roberts met her i'm
Rock HILL
Mr.. G. r. Adams of the Halle Mine
section and Mr.. J. l.. Horton OF Ker-
shaw, route 3, were among the pleasant
callers AT this office Monday.
DR.. w. w. Fenneil of Rock Hill paid
a aprofessional visit to Lancaster Monday.
Magistrate ]. l.. Bell OF Heath Springs
spent Monday in town.
Mrs. J. NJ. White and Miss Hattie
Nunnery Of Edgemore, visited their
sister. Mrs. III. G. Thomasson, the past
week.
Miss Bessie Barr. OF Charlotte, re-
turned home Monday after spending a
few days with friends and relatives.
Miss Leila Gregory, student OF the
q. F. C..is spending few days A. home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Gregory.
Miss Julia Gregory spent Saturday
and Sunday in Greenwood with her
friend Miss Gladys Bayksdale.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
YOUTH DEALS DEADLY BLOW
Georgia Deputy Sheriff. Son Face,
Charge Of Murder.

Dublin. Ca, April SO. "A clod,
thrown by Richard, the 18-year-
old son of Deputy Sheriff j. w.
Rowland. of this county, struck
the temple of Don Cooper. q
white man. late last night and
Cooper died this afternoon.
Rowland is in Jail facing q
murder charge. He says that
Cooper kicked him. Cooper for
merly lived at Social Circle and
Warrenton, Ga.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
What the Kidneys Do
Their Unceasing Work Keeps
Us Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
Of impure matter daily, when unhealthy
some part Of this impure matter is left
in the blood. This brings on many
diseases and symptoms-pain in the
back, headache, nervousness, hot, dry
skin, rheumatic pains, gout, gravel,
disorders OF the eyesight and hearing.
dizziness, Irregular heart, debility,
drowsiness, dropsy, deposits in the
urine, etc. But if You keep the filters
right you will have nostrouble with
your kidneys.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cts
Foster Miiburn Co.. Buffalo. New York,
sole agents tor the United states.
Remember the name-Doans--s
take no other
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
Sergeant Mcllwain Returns from
Phillipines. =

Sergeant Mcllwain Returns from
Philippines.
Mr.. William F. McIlwain, SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. McIlwain,
has returned from a two years
stay in the PHILIPPINE Islands, and
is now stationed at Fort Riley,
Kans. Mr.. McIlwain, it will be
remembered. enlisted with the
18th U. s. cavalry two and a half
years ago during this time he
has received two promotions,
now being Sergeant. Mr.. Nell
vain brought home with him the
honor of winning in the Roman
races both years riding three
horses at once) during the annual
carnival held in Manila.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
Dropped Dead when He Called At
Hospital to See His Wife.

Rock Hill special in The State
of Saturday: Thos. j. Cornwell,
9 prominent farmer living in this
city. dropped dead at Fennell
infirmary about z o'clock this
evening where he had called TO
zee his wife, who is in the hos
pital for treatment. He took a
pain q his head 90 he approached
the Building and died almost
Immediately on entering.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
international Press Bible Question
Club.

We commence to-day the publication
OF a series Of suggestive questions on
the International Sunday School Les.
sons. For some time past these week.
ly questions have been stirring a great
deal OF national interest. They are
published In nearly thousand news
paper towns and are studied by millions
OF readers. They arc received warmly
by the public and enthusiastically en-
dorsed.by clergmen Of all the church
%. Sunday school superintendents
teachers, and adult Bible class scholars
use them In every town where they
Arc published, and the general public
arc much Interested.
Contracting fos. this UNIQUE Bible
study question service forms The News
and its readers into local club of one
OF the classes OF the International Press
Biblo Question Club, and gives the
right for Ill our fsaders to compete for
some very valuable prizes. There are
four classes organized each year COM
posed OF the newspapers which take
up the publication Of these questions at
four different periods, via: Those that
commence Apriflune are Glass A:
are Class b; October
Docsmher are Clans G, and January
March are Ckss d. Hence The News'
local club belongs 70 Glass A. There
are hfty valuable prixes to be given TO
our Glass: Five solid gold medals, five
sterling silver medals, Ave teachers
Bibles, price %. 80 each, and thirty five
copies OF the book ''The Heart Of Chris
tianity," price $l.60 each. The medals
are specially designed and engraved
and each viii. be inscribed with the
name of the winner. The conditions
NJ ffNxan f<af n pxn uIv 49,
person can comply with them. The
contest will mot commence until
the questions have been published
thirteen weeks, In order. to give every.
body n chance TO become familiar with
them. One condition Is that the quet-
tions must be read each week and, a.
The News will be necessary for this you
had better send in'your subscriptfon On
the attached coupon, getting the I'd
vantage Of ont special prize for hew
subscribers. ~,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
THE CHINESE SUFFERERS.
The Red Cross and its State Presi.
dent Return Thanks to Contrib
utors to the Starving in China.

Editor The Lancaster News: l
beg leave to acknowledge with
grateful thanks in my own name
and that of the Red Cross the
interest that you have manifest
ed in behalf of the stricken mil
lions in desolate China.
Hungry, amine-burdened, help
less, this unfortunate people have
appealed to the citizens of the
world whose barns are filled
with plenty" to save them from
the, awful. death hx starvation, =
Your large heart n&6 responded
to that appeal md by interesting
your friehds you have on three
separate Uccasions sent to the
Red Gross moneys raised for
their relief amounting in all to
$54S1, the noble work of no
BILE man.
The last contributions received
from you by me were from the
following brethren:
Bethlehem Baptist church,
Lancaster, S. G. So. 90
White Bluff Baptist church.
Lancaster, s. G.. .-- 6.8l
Mrs. E. K. Hines, Lancas-
, ter, s; C;---.--- = 100
Rich Hill Baptist church,
Lancaster, S. C.. 500
Making a total Of. $22. 81
Do thank these Christian do
nors for the Red Cross and my.
self for their generosity.
Yours very truly,
A. c. Kaufman,
Acting President s. C. State
Board American Red Cross.
= Charleston, April %.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
FREAK LETTER TO GOVERNOR
Man at Calhoun Wishes All Con-
victs Set Free on Thanksgiving
Day.

Governor Blease received in
the list of freak" letters one
asking him on November %, 1911,
to liberate all convicts in this
State. The governor replied that
this could not be done.
The writer picked Thanksgiv-
ing day, November %. this year,
the fourth Thursday in the
month, as always, for the date
of his proposal to liberate the
convicts.
The letter to Governor Blease
follows:
Calhoun, S. C. 5 and %, 1911
Governor Bleas, dear friend
AS ther is 80 much talk about
your administration / wis you
would issue proclamation and
set free on the 23rd day of Nov
of this year all convicts now in
prison, providedthey don't Civ ther
employers eny troubel between
this and the % of Nov; it will
reform the convicts and it will
CAV the papers some thing to
blow about and governor please
excus and l will hurry glad to
hear from you Yours truly,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03

When Q medicine mast be given 10
young children IL should be pleasant 60
take. Chamberiain's Coucs Eemsay, Be-
made ffon loaf sugar, and the roots used
In IL preparation give II q favor similar
TO maple syrup. making 1t pleasant 70
take II bas no superior for colds. croup
and vhooping cough, For sale by all
dealers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
HEATH SPRINGS HAPPENINGS
Delightful Picnic at Halle Gold
Mine. Baptists and Methodists
Have Union Services. Subject
of Discourse in Baptist Church
Next Sunday Night. Personal
Mention.
Special to The Lancaster News.


Heath Springs, May IA hap
py picnic party went from Heath
Springs to spend the day in
pleasure at Halle Gold Mine,
near Kershaw, Saturday. The
ladies in the party were Misses
Player, Slower, McNeny, Idelle
Nobley, Faye Crenshaw, Mary
Nancy Mobley, Corinne Bruce,
Matte May Mobley, Emma Mob
ley. Susie Bridges and Ruby
Rutledge. The gentlemen were
Otis Mobley, Ganson Mobley,
Bruce Williams, Perry Beckham,
Ralph Mobley, Shailel Mobley,
Lexie Slower and Barron Bruce.
The Baptist congregation
united with the Methodists at
their church Sunday night.
Rev. Waddy T. Duncan, presi-
ding elder of the district, preach
ed to large congregation .om
Matthew 20 20-29, his theme
being Prepared Places for Pre-
pared Men," Quarterly Confer
ence of Hanging Rock circuit
was held here today.
Mrs. L. M. Bell, who has been
sick for several days, is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Twitty,
and Miss Gladys, have all been
sick with grippe.
Mr.. F. M. Bell has not been
able to attend to his duties as
assistant postmaster, on account
of sickness.
Mrs. R. E. Small and children
are visiting relatives at Jeffer-
son, where they have been for
about ten days.
Mr.. Dan Jones of Stoneboro
haa taken M his residence -inaRr
The family Of Cashier H. F.
Clyburn, Of the Peoples Bank,
returned home last week, after
spending sometime with Mr..
Clyburn's parents at kershaw..
F. M. Mobley is on our streets
again, after an illness of two
weeks, or more. sA
DR.. Dyches will speak Sunday
night on the subject of educstion.
The text will be, What shall
this child be?" All who are in-
terested or should be interested
in education, are invited to he
present. Correspondents
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
Poisoned Cake?

Clemson College. April 90
Di. p. d. Judy u st. George has
sent to the state feed stuffs labo-
ratory here for examination q
pieee Of cake received by q Dor
chester county citizen which is
supposed to contain poison.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
Never ONT of Work

s..s lbe tnsiest little things ever made are
bf. KftRr Nsw Life Piils Ever, p,ll is
~ sug ai.coated rh buje Of health that
chang 80 sertness into strer 9Th, ianQuor
into nsrpy, bIHiptag into mental power;
cutin cthFipntien, beadache. ohills
dysp ett5a malaria. Only 25c mt Ian.
caster Ebatnlac crawford Bros. w
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
Another ''Unleaded' Pistol Tras-

edy.
A negro boy about 13 years old
shot and instantly killed his
elder brother. aged II, in Ker-
shaw county last Saturday after
noon, on the banks of Beaver
Creek. The killing was accident
q accordipg 70 the. verdict Of .
jury OF inquest held Sunday.
The little fellow claimed that he
undertook 10 shap the pistol at
his brothez, not knowing that it
was ioaded, when the weapon
discharged, the bullet striking
his brother in the head.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03

lSigned in original copy.)
The governor Thursday recei-
we'd a letter from a negro, asking
him permission to sell whiskey.
Another letter to the governor
inquired about the sale of near
beer. The governor replied that
the penitentiary would be the
place for one who engaged in the
sale Of liquors, illegally. .-Colum-
bia Record.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
From The State.

From The State.
The Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution of Mecklenburg
county, North Carolina, having
set at defiance all authentic re-
cords and admissible evidence as
to the birthplace Of Andrew Jack
son and erected q monument on
a spot manufactured into his
birthplace at comparatively re-
cent date, suggest that we form
in South Carolina an Andrew
jackson birthplace association
and mark the spot in Lancaster
county where he was actually
born. A good time to form this
association and start a campaign
for a fund for this monument
would be during the coming meet
ing of the State Press association
in Columbia. / ask that all who
are interested in the matter COM
municate with me and before the
day appointed for the meeting
the time and place of the meeting
will be announced. One of the
most distinguished jurists of this
State who has examined the evil
dence in the matter, is an enthu-
siastic advocate of such a memo
rial, and l believe there would be
little trouble in erecting it. 1t
would also meet with the appro-
baton of a number of painstak-
ing students of history outside of
South Carolina who have exam
ined the evidence and are con-
vinced that the North Carolina
claim is founded principally on
the imagination.
Up to 1853 six or seven biog-
raphies of jackson had been pub
ishsd-s-zecats off them hyA A1tinaete'
friends Of Jackson-and every
one accredited him to South Car
olina. Besides these, there were
several hundred sketches in news
papers. magazines and encyclo-
paedias and all likewise credited
him to South Carolina. It swas
not until Is years after his death
that q new birthplace was found
for him about three miles ftQsn
his actual birthplace.
know of seven letters written
- ~ SsrnI9a nnS3;a.s ss,X S - y, Mn,Su n.ve
be % aiI;.I t;uuISh Seuh ra,; al ~ mn,Gu
native State, and there are two
documents (the "nullification'
wh;aS on ho III u .Sa ns WI 80
Thasn - % .r.o oae : -. . s ..nne S sL,nI
10 h;rn.oIf 20 ~ ,o.ataJ @ ~ AZ ,,s ~ -
nno @ nf ~ l.ttee. eu 80. ;4e siv
uS s,ue,. - 80 % . ,atter of ;nn,,;. -, "a
~ ~ axo.t ~ njsna % ha @ atatnj .s -
MO. - | On tha niortat;on ~ ~
tor ~ fethar % @ ne; ~ 49, - r-nm,tas @
- sn.est.- S;.t~;ot Ia. .tot
,ran+ - - cnnfs%rn5 % ~, ;
T ancaster ~ d;atr;et ~ MN. s.,S
of So,,th C"-ni;ra ~
u wa. @ r"ada hv po,,,;n @ ~ - 1s
same sect;nn :, 1901 whe. - ,,,.....
of % ~ % oiJ"r rao..ia ~ H.. - IL ~ .o.sss
mun;tv .Se,.a ei;ye xroth.-~..,
made + +hs sams ve.r , ~, E.,. -
Ra;Iiv auraes w;th th.t 81,
lin TSev an" a, cn..nHo,tS.a1
hv astatement ,nsds 4 1aiE e,
Gen W;lIiam r nsv,e .csra+;,Sx
oovernor Of North CsrcI;r. u.s.c
VA neariv ~ vasr~ "A -
Jackaon wa. horn h .tatea
positively, in answer TO . ques-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03

Lane shoulder IL nearly always due to
= herm Atism Of the muscles. and quickly
Sislds - the free application of .hamber-
min Liniment For sale by all dea,ers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03

Do you get The News? 81. so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20

OF. even Encouraged. he Went on
she was different IRON 'Ae ..-l's' .--D-sr ..e.
It was because II the rough sg''.ls. Allo" 10" l'
II WASH e. She IS inc same mere -'-o 81. "'7 -
can See anything ID any oy'I "oI''i-' .,' -
% See any -his u, any '.-sI woman - .i IN
.,I QUIZ u P.'1@-e'- i''e -..". I,:-ee..s ,.o,,
-a-,.- :. .t -,,l-,,,-l,,,. She
know. 9T. we I'-e -el VI. "--' --0 -''- ,,'--. -
got % be aaait WIN me- J.eI -I' yI. mn
what was the matter except Jal was 7l-A J'
,.ie Aee- ~ -v'. III. -',-'.-' =, 5 .,..,,,.
ha-1se'9' ''-- -'-- 8. -, w., III r.,
my sense ~ class -lsJh--ll o--' ol "--1- ~ ~ =
New OK MAKE sulH ie-.s-.. "ti1 .'E.' ",
loNec her, ahc .-i. --tI 7.' '". Lt,.
-ersJ''I- '-e, pr A-.,' . - +, - he III
III AeT ss Is ~-e5l avn ~ TN I,4 W,
pity that coull not De sac III "oI-s. men J.i LAY
came N, ana Ieit ler ieiI N41Sa lily --'il '
nothing else 20 90, ,--.,- ,..r..f and
MS .D',g' IN | ' III -l -r,, -r.,, s.- each
men S19 9lI'i'.. -e -. -i... +bs ,,C,,,,,, mar,
oUse- VIII d ----'.- ~ r.. T. - -, + t,s
naC Ihreeie- rom y9e spoi VI -',. H. - -5 [ ~
thoughts CoI, near ~ O.. - ~ -s-.- ,.C;ca
an od man UeihuIouS 1Il- ~-'0-l '---'' . .0' WV
1T is strange-very. very strange
What IS strange, Sir: 49,. 1900
CCIIo--l-7 D.. lr.5 49, he - .y-,,~ 'srlr,-
quickly ana 5.Tg ,lI.e II. H. ore loved woman
IKE 1haJ Jle wa! you ~ - 80, ~ ,1,j N -- Fast
your ihoIleI' CoI,- ~ - s+,,,,af az
ever knew: even al olI'' - + 49,, .rli,. and
though ne hdl Already s'il- J'o ---,'T gu W - -
"aAV- --0 -0-- s--' 80 ~ 81, IT. , sad 94n
SAID with sudden harsfleSs, ma y''l. - -
pause Y gu must not see MIS-. " ray isi.... ,i ~
Cortland hands cenched Inul 1e Al.., me- n-'5 w.
white ana ms eyes llosep Is-.,1S 90 .t Cr
cular effort he might rob them Of persistent Vision
You're night, SIR We tAous4J 50 loI s,'.g - p
But not so easy. Sometimes MINK size ''-7 -'0'
He doesn abuse her, rf
81 don know. one d pc l'-e -s's' 30, - -
it Il he did But think she loe5n %' NE NJ ~ -- r.
General Bent shook MS Hei- SOW ~, - -,
won't DO. What you Ve just tod me MAKES your -"ts
very clear your duty To- her ana your guy ~ oi sen,
There danger ahead danger ior YOU OoIH' u nay
not care Tor my advice We nol always -o- 49,
that offer il unsehshly, with the single purpose Of
looking after your own welfare. Leave le" n in
% SEND YOU N tel iltAL H'tf u YOU IA E''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST 20. 1911

.. - st.roe5 II my Office YOU are IN position and
hop. ID the near future. be IN further position
-- u the business plans II the Aualgauatec and
.-.- ---a-les. OF course / don know how Tar Mrs.
u- .--.rs the business condolences Of her husband;
..- .. ..-. q. assume that being woman. she knows
- - "a. chan her husband thinks She does don
.--... -..- ruu shall be- placed n an embarrassing
r..- r-- respect % her or with respect % me- m
INT . starting the machinery ~ my ONCE Oh
-,-... .,- .De-4tion for the Aualg4uarec Reduction
...--.. exact nature ~ which cntl the present
--.- has remained secret Your part IN this deal
.. manned OUT with some care and the response
--. have selected for YOU should give YOU a sense
O.. .- --.H.t faith IN your capabilities. But you can
err. a...- both shoulders
-r..-. very aar-eriug. Sir. I've never carried much
water either shoulder; and MY relations with Mrs.
~ -- - ,5a-.~ irrpatieutlv. You're So often
together -.- people are talking about YOU. Curtis
T-- ID. ken 70 me about II. Ot course Your affair
7-.. - is one that YOU must work out Tor YOUR
selves .- Is orIess ID surprised that She stands Tor
YOUR -.-..- .rious attentions % q married woman.
C.~.. Bent smiled at the ash Of his cigar. his
father ..r g. and lost ms temper.
-I-.--.t + this shilv-shaIvlng he snapped gu
seem o. ..as. ID practice IN life 81 skating along Jne
edge important issues m not gong 10 tolerate IL
any longer and Ire got % know -ist where you s'@ill.
W. r.s.~ ...r,rr. where shall we begin' With
w Gretchen. Very well. Gretchen and have de-
citet e. E..-. not going 10 be married.
-W.- y ID -ae-Cur-is Janney doesn know TINS
~ ....t Gretchen Is in love with somebody else
-T. understand. You are too. You're in love
with q H-.r wife
Il. bur his son made no reply, though the
old ~-a watched bis face cu1ousy ior sign -
-Ia circumstances should prefer not to discuss
-W v.a and haven t always been in syrr5Pathy};
f0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
Chapter XIV. Infatuation

THE season was 40 b.. height. The Rum5en ball,
L The Waungtons dinner lance and some u the
subscription affairs had passed into social history;
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-28
Big Fight to New York.

Tulsa, Okla, July 27.-The big Nor
ris-Flynn prize fight, which was to
have been held in Tulsa, July 4, goes
to New York City. The big mill of
ten rounds will be staged in the Amer
ican metropolis on Labor Day, Sep
tember 4. Carl Morris and his trainer,
Con Riley, will leave for New York
in a week to establish training quar-
ters there and enter training for the
coming fight Flynn will continue to
train in Chicago.
This information was given out in
Tulsa yesterday afternoon by F. B.
Ufer, manager for Carl Morris. 1t was
decided some time ago, Ufer says, to
stage the fight in New York City, pro
vided the pending legislative bill was
signed and this bill was signed yester
day.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-28
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY BILL
IS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT

Washington, ID. O., July 27.-Presi-
dent Taft signed the Canadian reci-
procity bill at $40 D. M, Wednesday,
soon after Speaker Clark and Vice
President Sherman had affixed their
names to 1t.
Secretary of State Knox, Secretary
Of Commerce and Labor Nagel. Secrer
tary to President Hilles and Represen.
tative Littleton Of New York, several
newspaper men and battery Of pho
tographers witnessed the signing. AS
he picked up the pen the president
turned to Secretary Knox.
Come over here, Brother Knox" he
said. "You are responsible for this.
The secretary of state stood beside
the president as he placed his name or
the parchment.
Its done" said Mr.. Know.
Its DONE" echoed the president as
the two clasped hands across the desk
To give the photographers chance
the president went through the motion
of signing the act again few seconds
later. M
Il didn't know there was SO mucl
interest in it as this he said. But
He was snapped wearing a broat
smile
The gold pen used by the presiden
in signing the treaty was sent to Chair
man Penrose of the senate financ
committee, who led the fight for tn
bill in the senate.