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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-02-04
ASK U. S. SUPERVISION
Cuban Leaders Want American AID m
Election. -

Washington. Feb. 4.-The liberal par
ty of Cuba has authorized its executive
committee to invoke United States su-
pervision Of the Cuban presidential elec-
ton in 1920, according to a state de-
partment dispatch from Havana this
afternoon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-02-04
SHERMAN GROWS BITTER

Charges Government With Keeping
Heavy Hand on Private Enter
prises.
Washington. Feb. At charge that
the government is keeping its heavy
hand upon the country's private enter
prises. so that. after il has acted the
dog in the manger. it can charge pri-
vate ownership has failed and that
government ownership must undertake
everything" declared Senator Sherman.
Of Illinois, in the senate this afternoon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-02-04
FEAR DISCRIMINATION
Conference Of National Guardsmen
Called TO Discuss Revision OF
Military Laws.

Blrmingham, Ma, Feb. In
lengthy letter addressed to Maj. Virgil
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-02-04

Stores that give you : Square
deal advertise IN The News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
Lied TO CORONER'S JURYP
Women Said They Feared
White Slavery Charges.
Three Are Held at Olathe on
$4,000 Bond Each.

olathe. Kan. July 81. Mrs.
Blanche Brown, of Kansas City, COM
panion OF Herbert G.. Woodruff, Kan
sas City garage owner. on a motor
car ride last Sunday morning which
preceded the fatal shooting of Wood
ruff at lonely spot just outside the
city limits OF Kansas City, was ar
raigned today on a charge OF first
degree murder.
Mrs. Brown is said to have confessed
to being within a few feet of Wood
ruff when he was murdered.
Bonds at $1,000 Each.
Two other members Of the party,
partner. and Mrs. Margaret Love were
also arraigned as accessories after
the fact in the murder OF Woodruff.
Thomas and the two women were held
on $4,000 bond each.
The two women last night told
Prosecutor c. W. Gorsuch in the
johnson county Jail that. thru fear OF
white slavery charges, they had heo
on the witness stand before the coro-
ner's jury.
Coroner Didn't Make Charge.
The filing OF the charges followed
verdict Of the coroner's jury whica
found that Woodruffs death was AT
the hands OF parties unknown" short
" after the shooting. before the body
was found in an unfrequented ana
spursely settled district adjoining one
OF Kansas City's fashionable outlying
residence sections, Thomas came TO
Olathe and told the police that his
partner had been murdered by high-
wayman while they were on a service
trip. Later informed statements to
the police and during the coroner's IN
quest Thomas and the two women
maintained that negro had killed
Woodruff. Mrs. Brown. who was with
woodruff about 100 feet away from
Thomas and Mrs. Love. declared that
after shooting Woodruff the negro at
tackled her. and escaped as the other
couple approached. The inquest de-
veloped the facts that woodruff had
struggled with his assailant and be-
fore he was shot the clear impression
Of a woman's heel had been made on
his neck.
Preliminary hearing Of Harry c:
Houston, deputy sheriff accused OF
the murder OF FitZroy X. Simpson VIII
follow Immediately after the WOOD
ruff case. il was announced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
WHO SAID ROMANCE WAS DEADi
Seventeen Year Old Kansas lass Runs
Away and Marries Newsic.

ElDorado, July sl.-After being gone
from home for the past week, and no
one knowing where she was. Mary
Vanderford, II years old. Of this city.
was found in Wichita by Sheriff
George Hughes. of this county.
Hughes heard the girl was in the city
and took her parents with him ana
they found her in a short time.
During the week the girl has been
missing she has had a romantic time,
according to the story told the author
tiles. She said she first left here and
went to Benton. n small town in this
county.
She went from there to wichita. and
last wednesday evening went to New
ton. where she became acquainted
with newsboy on a train. and they
were married In Newton at o'clock
in the morning, she said. From New
ton she returned to wichita, and has
been there since. when first found
yesterday she refused to return home
She was taken to Newton by her par
ents, where an investigation of her
marriage will be made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
GOES AFTER MONROE
Lawrence Negro Win Have To Face
SIanslauahtcr Charge.

A warrant charging Walter Monroe,
a negro, with granddaughter was issued
today by Tinkham Veale, assistant
county attorney. Monroe is being
held at the county Jail at Lawrence
A deputy from the office of Sheriff
Hugh Larimer went TO Lawrence this
afternoon to bring Monroe to Topeka
Monroe is charged with being re-
sponsible for the death of Mrs. Sarah
Donnelly. a negro, who was struck by
a machine driven by Monroe Tuesday
night. The accident occurred at Fifth
street and Kansas avenue.
Augustin Alba city detective, who
was a witness to the accident. swore
to the complaint. 1t is charged that
Monroe was exceeding the speed limit
and was driving his car at IL o'clock
at night without the lights being
turned on. Monroe was arrested at
the time and released on bond
which was covered by his Ford car
which he left with the police. Mrs.
Connolly died Wednesday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
ROAD MUST HAVE CASH
Loavcnworth & Topeka Bond Elec-
ton May BE Called.

The Leavenworth & Topeka rail-
road, which was saved from the junk
pile about two years ago by the To-
peka Chamber of Commerce and the
citizens who must rely on the road for
crop transport, is in need Of funds. &C
cording to an announcement made BY
a. O. Kendall. An effort is to be made
to bond the road thru n special cleo
ton.
Under the terms OF a state law a
railroad may issue bonds on the same
plan as a wag on road. A benefit dis
trict must be created, a petition must
be signed by a majority OF the prop
erty owners in the prospective district,
and bond election may be declared.
Then II is up to the people whether
the bonding may take place or not
The L. & T. is making plans for q
bonding campaign.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31

Wilson's Nut Oleomar-
garine, per h.. =. $50
Tall can fancy Pink Sal
mon ............ zoe
White Rock Ginger Ale,
Small size Zoe
Medium size 80. zoe
Large size ..... soc
Bevo, per doz. .@1.OO
White Ribbon or Blatz,
dozen .........$1.36
Large bottle of Root
Beer, Birchbeer.. .2Se
Small Poehler King
Shortening, can. .55e
2 pkgs. Victor Celia
tine ........... .35G
Poehler King Soup, small
can, 2 for ....... 25f
Large can Pork and
Beans, doz. .$1.7S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31

Tomatoes
Fancy Home Grown
Now IL the time to can
them; u bushel basket. soc
Bring a basket with you.
Friday Specials
Lemons, 4oc size. dozen. zee
Cantaloupes, Toe size. &c
Potatoes, good homo grown.
small size, peck. 49,. .25c
Apple Butter. Libby's.
can .......-... .z0c
Vinegar. good quality.
gallon Zoe
Salmon, Pink, zoe; Red 3Sc
Lemon Extract, Poehler
King, 2 OF. .......... soc
Canned Corn. Poehler King.
can .2xu
Canned Peas. Poehler King,
can .S1C
Eggs, fresh country. dog Ale
Sugar. best granulated.
IDS .....-...-.' -%A.o"
MEATS
Butter, best creamery, ID. 55c
Pork Hearts. ..15c
Plate Roast or Boil. choice
quality, worth zoe h..
per Id. IA nc
Cheese, Fancy yellow, lb. 40c
Hamburg, Fresh Ground
Beef. right from the
packing house, ID. .2Oc
Beef Roasts, Prime
Chuck, Id. ...........2 Oc
Pork Liver. Fresh. III. ....ec
FRASER BROS. P1on. |
GROCETERIA $50
sixth and jackson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
Sert,e-U
Groceries GMedts
Corner Sth and Clay
7S-Phones-1625

No. 2 Sunburst
Corn .1sG
2 OF. Tee Pee Vanilla etc
No. 2 Sunburst To-
matoeS ....... .1SG
7-oz. glass Pre-
serves .........1 Se
3 glasses $500. .40e
u pit. Jelly Glasses,
dozen ......... .40e
ct. pure Cider Vine
gar ........... .15c
Bushel Alberta
Peaches ...... $3.50
Sunkist Oranges,
OOZen .&OF
Lines, doz. ....... zoe
Fresh Celery, bunch. 1Sc
Large California
Plums, doz. zoe
Thousand Island, Dur
KEGS, Silver Leaf and
Yacht Club Dress
ing ............ sue
Fresh and cured Meats
of best quality
McAfee and
Ellington
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
High Class
Groceries At Money
Saving Prices

Peaches, No. l grade,
(so-called bushel
basket) .......$S.50
Peaches, orchard run,
(so-called bushel
basket 1925
Poehler King, Coffee,
pound ..........55e
Campbell Pork and
Beans, No. 2 can.
2 for .25e
Poast Toasties, regular
15c pkg, 2 for. :. .25c
Tee Pee Corn, regular
fSc pkg. ........15e
Tuna Fish, can. lac
Bob White Soap,
z bars $50
White Russian Soap,
Z bars SOC
Tee Pee Hominy, No. 5
can, 2 for .26c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31

For QUALITY and
SERVICE we satisfy at
all times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Following are marriage licenses issued
in the last forty eight hours by Probate
Judge Ralph II. Cav;
owen A. Eidlan, Topeka %
Lois Pruett, Topeka. ................. -
Paul II. Sproul. Pittshurg. %
Afercele L. Clark, HerinEton. %
Conner A. Hughes Wamego. .......over Il
Catherine Shortt, Wamego. q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31
Roose Grocery

Wellworth Shortening,
h., 34c; 5 lbs. .14e
Shredded Wheat Bis
cult lac
5 lbs. Argo Starch. .4Oe
Lima Beans, ID. .121sc
2 pkgs. Macaroni .15c
Tee Pee Lemon Ex-
tract .13c
Lux Soap Chips. 1850
Potatoes, per pix. =. .43e
Tee Pee Vanilla Ex-
tract ........... 13c
White Loaf Flour,
AZ lbs. ........ 1915
Good large Lemons, per
doz. .35e
Carnation Milk
(tall) ..........17c
Wilson Milk
(tall) 16e
8 cakes Palmolive
Soap .27e
3 cakes Creme Oil
Soap Csc
1919 West 9Th st.
1907 West 10th St.
500 Jackson St.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31

Wedding rings. is-K gold. 50 up.
HaFris-Goar Co. sos Kansas Ave
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03

for a handout or mooching for a
hap-jack.
God Not Respec4or of People.
God is no respector of persons
no matter who he may be. whether
he is a president in the White
house or a king on throne, or a
president in a bank. God says if
he doesn't repent. he will go TO
hell. Not l. l don't say it. God
tells you. l am just telling you
what the Lord says. God com
mands all men everywhere to re-
pent."
The unrepentant millionaire will
lose his soul the same as the IN
repentant clerk. The unrepentant
clerk will lose his soul the same as
the banker that swipes out on the
bank. The unrepentant governor
will lose his soul the same as the
prisoner in the tombs. The unre-
pentant society woman will lose
her soul in heaven the same as the
girl selling her virtue in the red
light Judgment is on your trail
and may overtake you before you
reach home and you may stand be-
fore God and give an account for
the way you lived on each Before
you ever eat breakfast you may
have taken the last meal on this
earth. The thing that God is
against is the thing you have got TO
give up. The thing the devil is IN
favor of is the thing you have got
to give up. The only sins that God
can blot out are those that you are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03

he may never have been inside OF
a church, he knew what a sin it
twas. Nobody ever robbed a man of
his wifes love and felt like saint
about it, No woman ever deceived
her husband, no son ever deceived
his father, but they didn't feel sorry
about it. Nobody ever deceived
anybody else that he didn't feel
mean about it. Why? They knew
that was wrong
Now if feeling sorry was repent
ance, then the best reporters in
New York are up in Sing Sing.
Why. there isn't a man up there
that isn't sorry. There isn't a man
in the death house that isn't sorry.
Sorry they broke the law. sorry
that they have to take the penalty
for breaking the law. That's the
trouble. Sorry for that That's
the trouble with great many to-
day. All over, sorry, promised 70
do better, certainly!
Repentance is more than feeling
sorry and promising you will do
better, repentance is giving UP the
whole thing and asking God to for
give you that you ever did. That's
repentance. That's repentance
through God. Not to tell the peo-
pie, it is none of the peoples bbusi-
ness. That might involve you and
explanations wouldn't be pleasant
TO make. 1t is nobody's business.
In many lives there is something
that keeps you away from Christ.
Herod's brothers wife was what
kept him away. Whatever is keep
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03

willing to blot out and forsake.
He can do it
OF course, it means that OF
course, the cross OF Jesus Christ
isn't simply a fire escape for you
to keep out of hell, while your vic
tins go down to perdition. That
isn't the plan of this old world. II
the gospel of Jesus Christ didn't do
more than that it wouldn't be any
good.
l think there are wrongs in
eYerybody's life that you can't
make right. Isn't that so? I know
there are wrongs in my life that
you can't make right, and if l had
as much sense before / was con-
verted l wouldn't have to regret
that | ever did what / did, but il
has been buried in grace for so
years, until l can stand before this
audience or any audience on Gods
earth and challenge any man or
woman to show anything in my life
in the 80 years that l have been a
Christian, that | would be ashamed
of. If you can, / will pay your car
fare to any city in America. And if
what I say isn't true l will go to
the peniteniary.
The trouble with a good many
people is they do business with God
on the passbook plan. They don't
fix up with God any oftener than
they pay their grocery bills and
some of them never do that.
I will tell you, take a tip from
me. Bring your repentance right
down on a spot-cash basis. Every
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03

ing you away from God Almighty /;
whatever is keeping you from be-
ing right; give it up, or you will
lose your soul You wouldn't walk
out and make an investment if you
knew that you'd lose every dollar
you put in that venture. Now
would you? Certainly not, You
wouldn't sit down and eat food if
you knew that as soon as you ate
that food you'd be sick and die.
would you? No, Then why in
God s name will you live in a way
that you know will take you 10
hell if you do?
Use horse-sense and you will
turn to God. The most reasonable
thing in the world is being a Chris
tan and doing Gods will and keep
him with all the power that God
gives you. Lord God commands all
men everywhere to repent So,
give it up, or you will lose your
soul
When you turn your back to God,
you hit the toboggan slide, and it
is only a question of time until you
will get to the bottom. God com
mands all men everywhere to re-
pent''
You may be a big man in 4
church in the commpnity. yes. But
that makes no differencei The IN
repentant sinner will go to hell.
whether he lives in a house of so
rooms on Fifth avenue, or hobo
in a stale beer joint, panhandliug
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03

time you do wrong, make it right
right there. Whenever you buy
anything, don't buy it if you can't
pay for it. That's a spot cash
proposition. You go to bed and go
to sleep. Make it a rule in your
life TO get right the instant you are
wrong. You will thank me as long
as you live for the peace that Will
come to you if you will do it. Sim
ply making good resolutions won't
free yourself from sin any more
than you can cure the smallpox o.
diphtheria by a resolution. You
must forsake it. turn your back on
that sin, blot it out. Let the
wicked forsake his way, no matter
haw pleasant that way. II may be
a path of roses, it may be a dream
of love, oh, but the next step my
mean your immortal and eternal
damnation. forsake it,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03

fools outside breaking their neck
to get in"
"Beneficence without love Is z
mercenary as selling rum
pray for them that despitefuli
use you. Kill them dead with pa
tience."
when a woman's heart and
baby's tears meet, something
going to happen that will give tn
devil cold feet, take il from me.
THE greatest need of this or an
other country is good mothers. "
THE devil gets into many be
by getting into his dad first
Il would stand up more tina
some of you mothers do whe
some little tango-lizard, bull-head
ed. weazel-eyed sort OF lobste
comes around to take your dauB
ter away. Tell him 10 go to th
devil. ! would drown him. Civ
him some buttermilk and rough @
rats"
AN ounce Of example will out
weigh an ounce of theory"
81 think it is mighty small busi
ness being a king or priest, com
pared with being a mother or
teacher of little children"
Get the boys and girls to liv
right and the devil will hang crep
on his door, bank his fires an
hell will be for rent befor
Thanksgiving
"A kiss will cure all the Ills g
life. A kiss will give strengt
where there is weakness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03
SUNDAYISMS

THE thing Christ asks you to
do, he'll help you do"
Heaven is heaven because there
is nothing but love there, and hell
is hell because there is no love
there"
Nobody is fit for heaven if he
doesn't want anyone else to be
there"
Everybody in the pen wants to
get out, and still there are a lot of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03
Here Is a
Real Beautifier
No Matter How Badly the Complex
ion is DiSfigured With PimpIes,
BlaekheadS, BlOteheS or
MuddiDeSS Use Stuart'S
Calcium Waters.

The action OF Stuart's Calcium Waters
Is 50 direct TO the skin that prmpies. black
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-03


God will give light to the man
that is lost if you want to be saved
in Gods way. You will be saved
in Gods way or you will go to hell
There is no other way to be saved
than Gods way. l have no way.
Some fools here in town talk about
Bills hell You big idiots. l haven't
any hell! 1t is Gods. it isn't mine,
But l am preaching it to you. you
false Ieaderi You pose as though
you were preaching Gods truth and
you are pumping the devils lies
into the crowd and sending them
straight to hell and you will go
there with the rest of them, will
tell you that muChi
Now. it may help US to look at
some things that repentance is not.
God commands all men every
where to repent"
Repentance is not fear Oh. 4
good many have a mistaken idea.
They think that nobody can repent
in a way that will please God until
kfe is half scared to death. Some
people think that before man can
ever become a Christian, he has got
to be dragged to the very brink of
the pit of hell. and he has got 10
see the fire and birthstone and look
with staring eyes into the depths of
iniquity.
Oh, he has got to be filed so full
of fear of God that he can't sleep
or eat, and he has got to be SO
filed with fear that he will rattle
like castanets every time he sees
a coffin That isn't so.
If fear had been necessary. L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
Federal Officers Locate 10000 Pounds
Of Sugar Stored Away in Wholesale Bin
and Turn it Over to the Retail Merchants
Especial to The Richmond virginian.,


pounds richer today
afternoon.
government some
of the firms readily gave government access to
retail compliance with ohgadon under
rnssyed , Iron snans at the o they had any
boarding
sell should recalled
unors here
daily being located DESTROYED
ASHORE Tuesday
investigations July when there
near distilery
reported having Green's
loaded Another
where truck stopped the night
public
q pound time when retailers
y cent pound limit
that tinted
officials purchasers this high price but ens the internal
faithfully aid the and anth0ardns
national administration
Atlanta hssdauast.rs Of the state tor World
Atlanta recently he 5000 pounds OF blockade s
around rsenboro It is sensy reported that cents pouna
these there seems DO for
Prohion
nent 5 announcement from his once All
Sales - automobiles .afsyns snor oo ahronS n e9" ~ sheriff
nfac several, this being lost to the state
In the npsrior epa5 hsss sataraas nsht a
mercy
stx,ns ooo bond Me
He was IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
Unearthing Evidence Of Clique Said
to Have Used in Advance Supreme Court
Decisions for Speculative Purposes

Washington. Dec. iS.---Attprney Gem
eral Palmer is expected to take com
plete charge of the supreme court
'1eak" investigation upon his return
to the city Thursday.
Department OF justice officials who
have the case I'm hand were today
awaiting the return Of their chief and
chief OF the bureau of investigation
from New York. where for the past
week he has been unsarthing evidence
Of clique that In alleged to have
been making use In advance Of supreme
court decisions for speculative pur-
poses.
Judge c. B. Amos. assistant attor-
ney-Eeneral. and Captain Frank Burke
OF the bureau of Investigation, were In
conferences here today several times
on the matter, hut until tn investiEa-
tion is finally completed no announce
mcnt will be made. Judge Ames and
Captain Burke were added in their tn
quIry by Assistant Attorney stewart
and It was reported they were IN COM
niunication several times during the
day with Chief Flynn,
Department officials are most inter-
esred In determining the exact dnSn-
ciai success that attended the stock
market transactions OF the clique. Two
lawycrs and . minor attAche Of the
supreme court have already been men
toned in connection with the case The
name OF the department Of Justice law
yer however, was not made public to-
day
he department Is Interested also
in determining the amount OF veracity
in the claim Of the men under inye sti-
Cation that they had no actual ID
vance Information o. the dscistcna ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17

|, the court, but simply figured out the
decisions through a process of edaca-
tien IL is PIC babe that the records OF
n number of Wall street brokern sc
houses will he Investigated to discover
the extent Of the proftabieness of this
process Of deduction.
The department of justice lawyer an
der Investigation II not An assistant
attorney general 1t was definitely
stated today. Nevertheless officials
here are dumbfounded to Know that q
federal employee should even ATTEMPT tc
deduce the decisions Of the highest taw
b<dY- of the country before the deci-
sions were made pablo In open SEES
sions. The department lawyer In aues-
tion, II was said, had already been
infoNned that his activities are known
20 his superiors, hut no action will be
taken with regard to his case until the
return OF Attorney General Palmer
Judge Ames went to the Capitol again
today and it liz Understood he held
another conference with Chief Justice
White. The chief Justice Is known to
hA much exercised over the reported
'1cak" and particularly over the fact
that the supposed advance Information
Was used to traffic in Wan street. II
hss not been determined as vet what
action can finally be takenby either the
court on the department in the event
IL is proven that unlawful use was
made Of the Information ny the sure
thing spectators.
There was no disposition in CON
leak" until the department sad
firaliy completed it's investigation md
issued abatement concerning the case
ard members 81 the supreme court
likewise were content to await the SC,
tton Of The ascAftzssnt