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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-06
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MARCH ON CANTU
1000 Mexican Indian Troops
Sent to Suppress
Rebellion.
U. S. BORDER PROTECTED
Against Conflicts-Embass
at Washington Issues
Formal Statement
U. S. BORDER PROTECTED

Washington, Aug, "a force OF
5000 Yaqui Indians is about TO advance
into Lower California TO suppress the
Cantu rebellion. according TO a state
ment issued this afternoon by the
agency OF tho Mexican government
here.
This column was landed at Puerto
isabel then crossing the banks OF the
Colorado river will take possession OF
the territory" the statement declared.
Cen Angel Flores will command q
division TO be held In reserve inNcvept
the YaQuis are not sufficient All
steps have been taken 10 prevent con-
nict along the United States border
To Prevent Smuggling.
Washington, June 6.--American Com
sui Boyle, at Mexicali, Mexico. was in
structod by the state department to-
day TO cooperate with tho United
states military commander at Calexico
Cal, In preventing the smuggling OF
war materials across tho border.
Attack Imminent.
Calexico, Cal, Aug. 6,--One thousand
Mexican federal troops said 10 be cav
alrymen, have arrived at San Luis, So
nora, below Yuma, AriE, according "a
reports current here today, The report
reached Mexican Consul Paredes, who
immediately put In n long distance
telephone call for the consul at Yuma
to confirm the report II the troops
hre thore, as reported, an attack on
Mexicall Is imminent
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TAYLOR WINNER
OVERLITTLETON
First and Second Districts in
Big Maiorities for "LittIe
Giant Of Watauga."

All Taylor brother OF Bob" swept
East Tennessee In the q, q. =. pri-
mary Thursday, and was nominated by
the republicans ms their candidate for
governor, on the face OF incomplete re-
turns received by The News Friday
morning,
Mr. Taylor in the First and Second
districts received an overwhelming vote,
IN many counties as much as five or
six TO one. His chief opponent, former
Mayor Jesse NJ, Littleton, OF Chatta-
nooga. failed TO develop much strength
IN the upper districts. but carried the
Third. his home district. by COM
Portable vote.
All Taylor carried Sullivan county by
about 500 votes, He led In Knox by
1000, on incomplete returns, and an
overwhelming majority there was indi.
Gated. Rhea county gave Littletoh S20,
Taylor 943. Loudon county gave Lit
tleton 200, Taylor SAG
Reports received by long distance
from Memphis indicated that Taylor
had polled strong vote In those coun-
ties N which a republican primary had
been held. None was held in shelby
OF. any county Of the Tenth district.
Gibson county gave Taylor a strong
In the Third district Taylor swept
McMinn by l,i00. votes. and Polk by 500,
bradley went for Taylor by $50
Taylor Sweeps State.
Reports received by the Nashville
Banner. from forty counties In the re-
publican primary for governor give All
'faNlor plurality over Jesse M. Lit
tieton OF $4,000 votes. Littleton carried
Marion, 1916; Seduatchie by ss.
All Taylor carried Cooke county by
1,220 votes His Anderson county ma.
iorlty was $40; in Carter he got 4ie to
Idttletpn's 150. jefferson county gave
Taylor nearly 1000 majority.
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trying to swing Britain to the French
view, which favors war on Russia.
Labor Demands Agreement
A manifesto signed by a number OF
prominent labor leaders and demand
ing that the government agree to the
terms of the Russian note was sent to
the government today The manifesto
warns against "any clandestine at
tempt to secure British democracy's
support for Poland.
Best TO Be Had From Soviet.
Premier Lloyd George expects TO hold
conference with Premier Millerand
at Boulogne within the next few DAYS,
when he will attempt TO convince the
French statesman that the soviet gov
ernment rs sincere In its promise TO
recognize Polish independence uncondi-
tionally and give new Poland favorable
frontiers.
The soviet reply was "unsstisfac-
tory In that II did not meet the terms
Of the British government, but Premier
LLOYD Geofge is evidently convinced II
is the best he could get from MOSCOW
The Manchester Guardian, most pow
erfui liberal newspaper outside Of Lon
don. opposes declaration Of war against
Russia.
NO great war can be carried. out
without the unanimous consent OF the
nation, and what chance would there
be for such consent forthcoming now
asks the newspaper.
Russia, which was vrongfully at
tackled. has defeated her sssailanis.
Russia has the right TO treat with them
directly. There has been delay IN me
armistlce negotiations because the
Poles. relying upon our help, were un-
willing TO include In them the prelim-
inaries for pesoec
Soviet Claims New oains.
Further advances BY the Russian
armies msving on Warsaw from the
north and southeast were reported In
the following soviet war office com
munique. wirelessed from Moscow today
10 London.
RED ADVANCE sLAcKENs
Paris. Aug. s.-The virtual ees-
satlon Of the boisheVik advance "
the region 20 the north Of war
saw (alonp the east Prussian bor-
eef} Is seelsfeS " ths rssefts %
the allied missions 20 Poland 20 be
due not oniy 90 Polish rallies 80
certain points but primarily 10 the
Russian lack % ammunition.
Dlpionsts Leave WARSAW.
London. Aug s--The Anglo French
diplomatic mission has left Warsaw Tor
Paris. according TO n dispatch received
here late today u was said the MILF
tary mission remained In Warsaw.
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GREECE LINES UP
AGAINST RUSS SOVIET

Parls, Aug. 6.--d. N S,)--Greecc is
tho latest nation TO range with the big
allied powers ggainst soviet Russia,
II was learned from semi-otlicl0l
source this afternoon that Premier
Nenezelos OF Greece has informed Pre-
mior Lloyd George that Greece can re-
place all tho British troops In Turkey
II the British government desires 20
send them into Persia TO help stem the
invasion OF the Russian soviet army,
On account OF Brltian's vital interests
In Constantlnople and Mosopotoma, Il
is unlikely that the offer viii he ac-
cepted.
The Russian army Of invasion In
Persia Ia reported TO be sweeping ahead
with great speed. having Teheran the
Persian capital, as it's objective, Pre-
parRtions are being made for the civilian
population OF Teheran to ovacusto the
city.
Foreign once officials said there had
been no important overnight changes
in tho military sltuation In Poian&
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10 THIS POINTS SECRET IN
IN 1i9 oPERATIoNS7

Boston, Aug b.--Has Charles
Ponzi. III alley money wizard"
the friendship or confidence of
certain European governments, or
government officials, making II
possible for him TO deal In. for
eign exchange on a, tremendous
scale7 That much he hlnted today
when questioned about the great.
secret" which, he says, enabled
him to clear Ss,500,O00 in eight
months. He would not ampllfy
this hint, further than TO say:
The reason why the statistics
on international reply coupons
abroad cannot be obtained In this
country lies In the fact that for
eign countries are not willing to
disclose their own sources OF rev.
enue."
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ROBERTS NOMINATED
ON FACE OF RETURNS

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. Especial -
Reports received from eighty counties
OF the ninety-hve, and with estimates
on thesremaining counties, show the
following results In the guhernatorial
race botween Roberts and Crahtrce,
giving ain estimated majority. for Rob
erts. Of 22.245.
Col W. II. Crabtree. his principal op.
ponent for the nomination.. carried
Shelby. Davidson and Hamilton coun-
ties by substantial ma aJorities, but the
vote OF Middle Tennessee counties
The early returns were more unfa-
vorable for Col Crabtree than those
that began to come In along toward
midnight. when many counties reported
against Roberts by small maiorlties.
An incomplete list OF counties and
returns follows:
Anderson-Roberts. so.
Bedford-Roberts, 2l5.
Benton-Roherts s02
Bledsoe- Roberts. 900. estimated.
Blount--Roberts. 400.
Bradiey--Roberts. $50.
Campbell--Roberis 100. estimated.
Cannon Roberts 4On
Hrroll-Roherts. 500
Cheatham-Crabtree. ~
Chester-Roberts. 400.
Clniborne-Roberts. 80.
Clay-RobertE 400.
Cocke-Roborts. 40n.
Coffee Roberts. $50
Crocket-Roberts. 200
Cunherla land-Roherts. 20n.
DaVidson-Crahtree 300
observation-disclosures. goo
Dekelb-Roberts 20n estimated
Dickson-Roberts. $50.
Dyer-Roherts. ZOO
Fayette-Roberts kie
Roberts. 9oo estimsted
Franklin Roberts. 729.
Gibson Roberts $50
Clos Roberts. s25
raingcr-Crahtree lno.estimated.
Greens-R Roberts moo
Grundy-Crahtrse. 30o
Hamhlen--R Roberts BOX
Hamiiton-Crabtree ..ooo
Hancock Roberts. 300
Roberts 200.
Hardin-Rohsrts 40
Hawkinf- Roberts sHn
HAYWOOD Roberts sn0
Henderson-Cr -Crastres 100. estimated
Henry-Crahtree. 2hn
Hickmnn-R Roberts. thn.
Houston Roberts 4E
urnphreyr-RobeTts $50.
jackson. Roberts. q.
Jefferson Roberts, $50.
johnson 100 estimated
Knox Roberts 0oo.
Lake-Hobsrts. 500. estimatsd.
I.audsrdale-R Roberts. 7se.
Iaalraura- nnharfN 300
LeWls-Hoherts ioz
Lincoln Roberts gtn
T.dudon- Roberts 2fn.
NrMlnn-Robsffs. 900.
McNairy- Roberts. efo.
Macon Roberts. 17t
Madison-Crahtree. 100.
Marl0n-Crahtres g
Marshall -ftobeTts sbt
Ms~.y-Roberts- q
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TAKES STEPS TO SAVE ALLIED
EUROPE FROM NEW WAR
WAR SITUATION
AT A GLANCE

international News Service.)N
Russia at war against Poland
and military intervention by
England and France threatened.
Rumania, Czecho -Slota1iia and
Hungary threatening war on
Russia.
white" army OF Gen. wran-
gel making war against the boil
shevlkl In southern Russia.
Germany has concentrated an
army In East Prussia and the
German reds threaten to 20 to
war on the side of soviet Russia!
British, French and Greek
troops warning against the Turk
ish nationalists and Arabs in
Turkey.
Bulgaria is threatening war
against Greece in Thrace.
Italians and Albanians at war.
Jugo- -Slavia and Italy at log
gerheads over Fiume.
A virtual state of war In Ire
land between the Sim Fein and
the British.
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ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR GORGAS' FUNERAL

Washington. Aug. 6.~-ArrangementH
for the funeral of the late Mai Gen.
CorEas, former surgeon. general OF tho
army. who died recently in London
were announced today by the war ne-
psrtment T'pon ~ arrival at Hohohon
on the army transport roeahoptas on
Aug. II tho body VIII he received with
military honorE and brought to Wash
ingtor on special car military
escore wlll conduct the body 70 the
Church of the Epiphany whore ! WI
ilo IN state until the afternoon Of Aug
IA when funeral services viii he held
pur,ai win ne In Arlington National
cems,ery with full military honors'
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FRANCE WON'T TRY TO
SEND TROOPS TO POLAND

Paris, Aug. 6.--U n. S.-France VII
not attempt TO send troops to Poland ac-
cordng to the newspaper Matin today,
because II Is estimated that IL would
take month for any considerable force
to reach the Russo Polish battle front.
''Tf troops We're sent they would
necessarily he numerous to avoid the
loss of French prestige through defeat
OF small force said the Matin.
The Journal contends that a more
drastic blockade of Russia will not hurt
the holsheviki.
1.-The bolsheviki will laugh at any
threat to refuse resumption OF CONNER
ciaI relations" said this newspaper.
"The Russians will have plenty Of trade
with Germany"
''If England United States. France
and Italy would send two or three d.
visions each they could easily stop the
Russian advance" said Gustav Herve.
writing in the newspaper Liberte.
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SELLS CLAIMS HE
HAS WON HIS RACE

Knoxville, Aug. e.-Atspeoial Com
gressman Sam II, Sells, In = statement
this afternoon, claimed that he had won
the race for re collection over Lieut. u.
Carroll Reece by y majority of more
than 200 votes Lieut.. Reeee had claimed
n majority Of 900 votes Partinl re-
turns reported had showed Reece 2,Ssp,
and Sells, Ieii The race was one OF
the closest In this section. j. WIN Tay-
lor had no opposition for recollection as
congressmnn from the SECOND district
Roberts and Taylor led IN the Ruber-
material races IN the two diHtrlc'si n onn rm
the First runaway maloflty ol IV'y"V
was claimed for Taylor. Complete re-
turns have not been received from all
counties.
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NAVAL RESERVISTS MAY
GO TO TURKISH WATERS

Washington. Aug. 6.-commandants
Of the First Third and Fourth naval
districts have been Instructed by the
navy department TO order TO active
duty reservlsts who desire such duty
and 70 allow them TO serve on iiotilla
for Tufkish waters to augment the
american naval forces there.
Naval ofIicialH said today that these
orders probably gave rise TO reports
that large number of naval reserves
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'PERSIANS LOSE
TO BOLSHEVIKI
Capital Will Have to Be EvaC-
uated, American Minister
Reports.

Washington, Aug, 6,-Beoause OF the
rapid advance of the bolshevid army.
the Persians are preparing 10 evacuate
Teheran. their capital, the state depart
ment was advised today by John l.,
Caldwell, American minister to Persia
This was the first news to reach the
American government that the holshevik
advance in the near east had threatened
the Persian capital The probability of
a drive in this direction had been ex-
pected, however.
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DECLARED OF SOUND MIND

Petersburg. Va Aug s..Iohn !
Guinan, former member ~ The loch
detective force, recently convicted Ahu
s.n,.nced 10 serve seventeen years IN
,he stste penitntiary for the alleged
murder of Robert II. Brown. Of Lynch
burr. was TODAY declared 10 he sane
bv a commission of lunaey A report
In this effect was made 70 Judge
Mullen, who announced thAt ne WV
gcnteu1her consider the motion Tor
ueU trial
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SELLS COMEDIES NOTHING

Knoxville Aug s--CcngresSnnan
Sam r. Sells OF the First district gave
the Knoxville Sentinel a statement this
afternoon to the eject that he has con-
ceded nothing TO his opponent. Lieut.,
Carroll Reece. for the republican con-
gressional nomination In the First dis
trict Sells also saws he has won The
nomination nv majority OF from sae
10 500 not including Claiborne county
which ne claims viii give him 900 nfa-
t0FifN.
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FIRE DESTROYS PLAN1

tort smith. Ark Aug e-The re-
Gently completed Harding glass plant
which was ~ start itr first season next
week wns destroyed hy fire today en-.
failing loss estimated az approxi-
mateiv 5000 900. The fire started when
tho bottom dropped oui Of one ~ the
tanks that fBd been recently nred TO-
Leasing a river of molten glass that
soon enyeloped the plant In flames.
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PLANS TO GO NORTH

Nome. Alaska. Aug e--Cspts Resid
Amundsen. Norwegian explorer, WI
leave Nome tomorrow 70 resume his at
tempt 20 reach the north pole. ne an
nouneed toaav He plans 20 steer hls
vessel the Maud for Wrangen island,
of the northern coast Of Siherts and
from that point 20 drift with TIRE Artie
ice pack
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cox WILL RECEIVE ANTI
SUFFRAGE DELEGATION

Nashville. Aug e,--NnSs Beatrice
shillito. Of Cincinnati. an anti-suffrage
leader. IN Ohio in Nashville 20 assist
the hght against ratifying the suffrage
amendment. Thursday night received
telegram from Gov, Cox's secretary IN
which the latter said Gov Cox would
be pleased 20 receive a delegation from
this place any time next week
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PELCANS GET DEM0E

Memphis. Aug e--Harry pemoe. for
mer ChattRnoora innelder, whose serN-
ices were claimed by both the New Or
leans and Mobile clubs, has been
awarded 20 New Orleans. according 10
an announcement At southern assoaa-
tion headquarters here today
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Cloudy, Says Billy 'POssurl.

where Is the
gang Of yesterday
who said / could
not run who said
I was IN this race
merely and only
for fun. who said
I could run IN the
city but no coun
try vote would I
] get why. around
the country folks
I've become a PCT
And now that I'm
elected I want TO
say 90 each and
every friend that
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WHEAT OPERATOR DIES

Chicago. Aug SIS. e. Scoueni who
vas widely known Hs one ~ the couu-
trs's largest wheat operator and a a..
rector ~ the Chicago. Burlington a
Quincy railroad. died here today al
Mercy hospital. a victim Of heat
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LOST AND FOUND

kODAK-Lost. No. . Brownie: left on
ST. Elmo car to city Wednesday. Aug.
T. Return TO Miners Pharmacy. Stk
and Georgia ave. or call Main 5i3.
Reward.
SIS REWARD for return Of one black
and tan bobtail hound. 1900 z. 18th
At Hemlock s1i.
PlN-Lost, gold fraternity pin set with
pearls and rtihies in Highland Park
Sunday. Finder please call Hem. ls4f.
Reward.
IFor Cost snd Found Ads See Want 40
paaeA
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rH 60 down the line Tor you right on
o. the end
and saturday. Sot much change in the
fampernfure.
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MeIgs-Roborts. 1857; Crabtree. 1877.
Monroe-Roberts 32b.
MontEomerY-Crabtree. 900.
Moore-Crabtree, 30.
MorRan--RobertH, 200.
Ohion- Roberts LOO.
Overton-- Roberts $50.
Perry--Roberts. &c.
Roberts, 32b.
Polk Roberts, 200, estimated.
Putnam Roberts, 800.
Rhea-Roberts 2s2.
Rosne-Roberts. 200, estimated.
Robertson-Crabtree. 81.
Rutherford--R Roberts, i2i.
Roberts, bn.
equatchie--Roberts. IS.
Seyisr-Roberts. TO-
Shclhy-Crabtree 600.
Smith Roberts bGh.
Stewart--Roberts, 50
SulHvan-Crabtree 400.
Sumner-Roberts 625
Upton Roberts 900.
Roberts, ~
Tnicoi-CrHbtree, So. estimated
Union Roberts lb0. estimated
NanBuren--R Roberts 200.
Warren--Roberts. l32.
Washington Roberts, 200 estimated
Wayne Roberts, $50.
Weakley- Roberts 7bO.
White Roberts. i23.
Williamsop--Crah 200.
Wilson--Roberth. 6n0
Roberts majority, 222fb.
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SOLDIER DEFEATS SELLS
In THE FIRST DISTRICT

ntistpl, Aug. Especial lrvpTha main
mtereHt m the First district was In the
race for the republican nomination for
congress.
The race ia not yet decided. ana viii
not be until returns from the scatter
ing unreported precincts have come In
On tho face OF the returns Lieut.. Car
rol Reese has defeated Congressman
sam Il Sells for the nomination by
about 700.
Sixteen out OF twenty-five precincts
IN Sullivan county gave Reese S6i and
sells SAG. Sells carried Hamblen county
by $50.
In the democratic local primary J.
Parks Worley. United States marshal
for East Tennessee, won the nomna-
,ion H. for the state sseepate by 500 votes
Reese got l,'77 to Sells 1o4o in So
vier county Cooke county gave Sells
1,1eo TO Reece's 1902.
Making Investigation.
Knoxville, Aug. 6,--Congressman Sells
today said he was making investiga-
tions, after which he would issue a
statement, He IN unwilling 10 concede
the victory to Lieut.. Reece. The con-
gresham said he had Information that
In Washington county the republican
primary vote was practically the same
as In the general election participated
in by all parties; also that In Hawkins
county 21O0 voted, whereas the repub-
llcan vote In that county--Iiawkina--h
claimed, has never exceeded 1.700 In
Erwin. Unlcoi county, he said, 1876 DEM
ocrats voted In tho republican primary
box. He intimated that he expected
official complete returns to change the
result
Soldiers Beat Sims.
Nashville, Aug. 6.--Congressman The
tus w. Sims. defeated for renomina-
ton in the Eighth district by Capt.
Gordon Browning. late Of the 1t4th
field artillery told tho Banner corre-
spondent Mt Linden. Tenn. this morn
ing that he did not regard HIS defeat
in the primary as n reputation Of his
record Of twenty-four years service ~
attribute IT," he said. "to the almost
universal sentiment Of appreciation and
gratitude on the part Of the people
toward our ex-servlce men"
Jackson, Tenn, reports that Brown
ing's majority may reach 5000
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ASSEMBLY CALLED
FOR FRIDAY To
RATIFY SUFFRAGE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE,


INDIANAPoLIS, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
cali having gone out for the Indiana
General Assembly 70 meet ia special
session al 10 o'clock Friday to aet upon
ratification Of the woman suffrage
amendment. attention today turned 10
the procedure TO be followed within
the halls Of the senate and house
No decision has been reached today
as to the way in which the suffrage
resolution viii be presented 70 the as
sembly.
That the senate viii get the resolu-
tion first however. and tine house viii
mark time while the upper chamber IS
acting. is the general belief
Jesse Eschbach. state examiner Of
the board of accounts, who has not re-
signed from the legislature. today
was making preparation 70 resume the
speakership Of the house Mr.. Esch-
bach declared if the senate acts Ia
vorably upon the resolution By 1850
O'Clock the house VIII dispose OF It by
noon.
The expenditure of the special ses-
sion wiil be limited to the expenses OF
the legislators. no per diem being all
lowed.
THE call for the assembly to con
vene was sent out last evening after
members OF the Woman's Franchise
League had assured Gov. Goodrich that
pledges had been obtained from two
thirds OF the legislators TO connne the
session to a single day. No mention
Of the one-day limit, however is made
in the formal summons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-14
Neuralgia Pains
cSv~ Way to Soothing Hamiln's
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Hamiin's Wizard Oil is a safe and
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Get it from druggists for so cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache1 lust try Wizard Liver. Whips.
pleasant little pink pills, 80 cents.
Guaranteed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-14
IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMoRrAM.

Dedicated 10 the lato Mr.. Raymond
Sweeney. Hammond. Ind, died Jan. -
1917.
Cur Raymond dear. he was 70 US
I comfort and a JOY;
We learned to love him above all
Err since he was a boy.
He's stjl alive In our minds
We see his cheerful face:
While his remains are SIN al rest
At Calvary's sacred place
He S no more around the house
To cheer Us every day;
Alas. We have no hope 70 think
He'll come again this way.
This world wouldAbe heaven TO US,
Without no grief or PAIN.
If we We're blessed % bountiful
To see his face again.
Our dear one now At rest
Is stil in our mind.
We have sweet memories OF him.
lie was so good and kind.
Wen think Of him at carly morn.
At noon and all the day;
Our hearts are sad-we can't be glad.
For he has gone away.
His loving mother.
MRS. MARJORIE l. SWEENEY.
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