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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
What isthe Truth about Old Unde job
Shell. of Greasy Creek Kentucky? IS He Til
oldest LIVING Nan"
or Only Mungster
of95 10 100 Summers?
INVESTIGATORS REPORT

~ NE sgc-old paEEls, How old 10 Ann"
10 nov put into the shade By the
question lately sgi;Atrd 10 tho pubic
press as tS How old IA Jehnf"
Old "uesls9 Johnny Shell. the
Kentucky uaeuntAineer. who paid a yait 10
the Kentucky State Fair 81 Louisville last
fall. has kesome fRmeus over night az .
result Of this controversy,
Such papers as the New Yert
Herald" tbs Literary Digest. = and ether
periodicals. Of national circulation. have
printed bis picture. with comments on ihs
question At issue,
50 much interest has hrsn shown N
the matter, that = special Investigator wAs
sent 90 GYvasy Crvrk, Kentucky. hy Tho
Chat,anoogs Medicine Company twhas~
medicinc-Thvdfard Black rraught Liver
Madirine-had beer used IN the Shell fsHs-
ry for many years IN crdc, 80 get more
Information on the satject.
The Investigators report i given on an.
other column q this page. The result 81
this Investigation seems so show, on tep~
,inony ~ friendssand ncighhor, that John
Shell is about III years old. that has health
Is good fer q man 81 his age. and that
his mind is clearer than that 81: the
average rentenanAn,
A statement from his grandsOn
- CA IL SHELF regarding the use VI
1hetford's BLACK prsught, BY Johs
3. Shell h.n,sclt. "a given 81 the foot
IA. Ct this page.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
50 OUT or 100

CO zoe isisAe Us sgAth Hs %xsss o.
taryh. SaaAatn IssaRug ~ ssss~sssss
aRymssws. nasy sx gsac&is relieved ~
appaysDs yaehss tisaa Nsts b. hagvs'
sv'ss. and ~sasng SfsFp u aAsSy.
aEsi atNsa asasayssGa
II yeH ezisaet bay VaeSrr. Ratua 10
calls. seaa ak Ia ,sAnaas tot a gges
10 u " yAeaer, laNs. Neg 1osfssH~
L-AzeEts U~nsclA-Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

First SEs ~Nsy siesa yoa' corae
out * yVns shelly sstssg1 sHaki-F "a
afraid spsuss cis~ els~ ai'l ea iato IL"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
~oinrg THAN Wy worpyy

ls justice 70 tah- Shell ard hs family. &,
should Re sad ira: Hsither re nar they Fave eve
t,airri the extreme cid age ira. wasrvea lr some
~ tse reports raatsAed m the GaGy prvSS 4 s:ory
~ The klnd grows in TIRE telling ard Ire 8es ~ fo-
something starring 10 make r0ed rsAts-c 8 mt
doae' ire csuse fpr tire irte-St,Hg HctSca tfouNdp4
Nv East thN; aas keen published Ahou: old "ttne,t
aahrry Shet
Facts, row eve-. in raAnv cases. are ins. az -
~tnrcstirE a. fttlon, ard We rave vadeavevt4 r.
saas Arssclc 70 give Tire facts IS ~v have eten at~e
iS Sni tNer,.
Tax CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

lAs4,t 10 A4ytaa ~ Fs~sv rs~as ssst fsw
Nfsftss 81 fAEs seHes sN* ths sF4xa a. Wlsf
sF~ssFs 4. "a " tnr astY EsrpaEtaxs Nbtes
tgsEaAsa tkSFg2gkky ALL II d siaa 20 Aas@ as
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Don't boast Of what you can 40 un-
less yea are willing to .sks Of your
- al and make good.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Iategri,y o: character Is the only
tAsis u lastlng hAmAness
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
farmers laF woag,ss sltuss

md pssng shesv tess sasvs txasJ xsasT k~hNe
Eas AZ these ~sFSsfs the tTvEasAl 9sx es
as~a's feata Ease The asfas<psAs h~slas
powder ~ b. sAaksn into tlN shass asA
sprsakAeA 10 tive ksatsash nrrv&Afs ghsS
r@sessy asl ssHsss ss~S~3 pAgseal c.@nG
tast II sAksa ths Fsssa srvrs tAs sAs..
trssksas ths fest. snat p~s-Erass t.gssi ssA
lss sisl hhstsESg fe~s. v sasen ~ssssywhsFs
are euesssiIs Essfs III Aflss's Fses kAss
pcn't ers sost sars. sxs AnxE's foS, Eise
SstA by asasess evvTYs Asrx ADJ,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Fsw sifis ~vsld care frr style II
stssax wsrp unfaxhssrahSe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Edsar Allan Pre- also bal 40 sen~e
ot hErseF. bat h. ID yery wep,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
Facts vs.. Fiction

" OHN SHELL Is without l.
doubt the most remark
ahle renttnArian ! have
seen. and hc is about the
rlrhth hlYe met" SAYS o
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

eighth ! have met" says our
investigator. His memory IA won
dcrtuL The nearest that he and hts family can come
20 his age is l2 years Hs family has never claimed hu
10 he over that age The tax records That we're burned IN
the court house al Harlan gave the date ~ his birth. as
near as they could make u cut, ~ September, 1908 lie
also counts from the age Of his hs; wife, VITO died at the
age Of i0f.
"Johp She'll cannot read OF write but for marry years
no was an expert maker - Aiutlock rites John Shell rifles,
marked with his private mark Just behind the Ieck. are
priced by collectors
"ln order to get A consensus % opinion as 10 his
probable age. thought il best to secure statements and
afijayits from mrrherS Of the family and ~reiehhors, ~ho
statements from Judge A n tornett, r Il Howard. attor.
ney at law. ard W. Il Kelly. cs.tnted States marshal and
Others These are among the most substantial and rrliaeie
men of kcn,ucky'
Extracts from their statements are given below:
o,rR 100 s,.sw httt -.
sm - de- . .. . @Sf !. ,s.. .se W tr y, "a. 80. NJ ss.a st.'a.
-ssA .aa.. A@ to b. /. seA d., a;' h $;"sd
''''""'' .'' ~ = ss go: .; x@ g; \ I 4. ,"G a.... e.. ~
snr,l PANTY Hr.o.p ..,.n,
..p,,'',s ~. I'D. = ~ :. 100 .,ss.a5 Ne = r !. ~ 49,.
/. -. uv,h :. ~ =. b. ~. s.r .na~a .o mo sntt; I sh.t
's'',a''' $50 '"s,' TO '"..s " ~' n ~ e g. ".s 4 . },., va ~.
r,K,sr re s,sr ; w,an
,..', W" :. No. r. - s.', , = -. ,sA = : i ~, ,.s, 49, NJ. s:r' 80 :
80. .@-a gas. .eSas ussH -. a-'.ts IA. af.a... Nv,
.n ~. .sa.ass ; -. -. u. W, ~ ses.
sss W s 49, 8, 49,. ..a + / /, .a !. e. go -'s' ~ ~''' = $40
? WARN
sats,rttrA Aa swrYe te tx3rs Nv fk. attt SAY 81 ApyI fsf
NJ p SMITH sttAY Faeac haraA 80. NJ
ATTORNEY How skp sly~ OVEN ts
IN dIr.~et tUaNetsattpHs wfh JaAp NA~5 hN SNs- tst shNst
ee~in@ tr Nsptat ~ 18th Ms fAthsr In 'h- s4mrsr gt tsEt swA Eksi
tNa, ramrtA ~here Inv te~n ~ hAraa w 10 y irvasrd saa ts.
at tNst fWs ~ 80 10 YwAra 40 Tn Nhst+strs WA }sn5 rAgsfs
toSeA ~ ~hsre an sa,fy ~s naa. bv = sst& tJeha. ftNsrt II tn.
YEA it1s IN ,he netsAh rrho@4 ~Atr e. sF~ yves have sVsr
rtaca to teAsyE -AhA sa*a !. a s@s etAi cN-f 80 ys.r. ed
K " lOM AND Attorney A. ~
SusscrR~J ass s~css 80 hsfvts NJ ths ittd Say ~ AFrH lst8
N q SMITH Ne.~ Fss's. hsstas Go. NJ
ovrR Tee AND An ntNv~r NAN
have knwa tehsas sh-3 to- sR~Nf So resTs hsv. n4 h~
sr~as tr - S@.s " n ksar tRA 81 . rs sTHk Ne Aa sael
"e~ u p tussth~r steat the ss~t IA x awbA hsA lived
~ seVd ~ e s1ts y . = handrea & Nrhsvj wUes
80 "a "a t4 q f~ rN.s fcHa SNsN say sN-l h, tar~st
1S t.set Sc Shsl AS So Hs sr%w ne as lsksA
80 ~r - ate SEQ ~ al / ssf t.Ard t& eAss A~aAs -
teSrA Isha SAW 80 hsssst nan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK.:
FOR BETTER CITIZENSHIP

rrh. National Thrift Week as part OF
h. Y. NJ G. A. economic program VIII
nave countrywide observance. Tho
aItiyirics are based on ten point
financial creed. 1t is called the len
comm andmcnts Of a mans financial litel
Hundreds nf thousands Of young men
~ilI he asked TO adopt this creed and
nut IL into practice in their own lives"
Those who sincerely do this will become
al once substantial citizens or our
country and from whom much can pc
expected in loyalty and devotion 10 the
cuuntrys best interest. 49,.
The ten points are as follows: -
Work and earn TO help increase Inc
worlds goods and decrease the cost OF
living.
Make budget to ascertain how you
should dispose of your income.
Keen a record OF expenditures 10 see
how close you come to your estimate.
Have a bank account TO keep your
money in q safe place and help you
save.
Carry life insurance to protect your
loved ones in case OF your death.
Make n will to help insure your re-
sources going quickly to those you DO
own your own homo to secure the
greatest satisfaction in your home life
Pay your bills promptly 10 meet the
moral obligation you have to your CRED
itors.
Invest in government securities to
help your country and to make wise
investment.
Share with others to fulfill your spir-
itual duty Of stewardship. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16

! an Gudc that was certainly respon-
SiVr M must havr been satisfying 10
TIA" box office. "S0m'tIIne was written
book and lyricS--hy E,da Johnson
Young, and wh'ie Frank T'nn'y may not
BE- the whole show--that would be un-
and - he galaxy Of ARTISTS with when
u" has SurruunI'i hirsflf--hC certain
L. G"'S~ the liuuS share "C attention.
, TirU"y j. fuuuY--d downright. naturally.
'>cIutjatiucIy funny. lmt !rt It b. sa!d
} u" spotlight tn"rc Is. The others IN
tn" show got chance.
There IS little plot in "Somctme 4,
jus, enough IL hang som" tunciu! songs:
som, fetching costumes and a boqn"t OF
Shnrcly Eirlc> Oh. And ia" chorus, By
, seen IN thu town in som" moons.
Sane II III" lines are rather riSdu"
for nm audience ~ both SEXES and var
i"d ages. bU; they are Cloaked with
, c!'Ncrucse and snbtclty. that render
, them a summer zephyr gently tanning
ones r,sihl''cS iaStcad q hoisterous
clr"'riG storm which might shock them:
"'Th, show IS pretty and SprlGhtly and
tn. a";;ou never !aGs. Som" If thc>r
VITO ""ntr:hut'' moSi GENEROUSLY 10 us
all!r Wade. Ia May Chadwick. Clara
Louis" Ev;ls. Harold Murray with an
unusually nus.cal and tyrrpa'hct!G
v"!c"N Charles DrHavcn and Fred Nice.
/ IT." ~" batter DO 4 wvnd'rfui dance.
''S"m"tIn".' duct by Nr. Murray
and Vii pruhahiy b" added 10 the roper
tnIr" a. every Whistler n town this
, week. The music Is 10y Rudolph Fr!mi
Hni oscar Eagle < responsible ior IN"
sGrE"nUs stag, effects.
Tn. seat -" tor ihlS "Nrrn"rd raIy
arrrdC'I"n starts saturday hut mail or
H"r> with rcm!;,ancrs w@l b. Al!ed as
, I,.t,r.vtI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
U,S,STAMPING co.
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
THIS AFTERNOON

Tho annual meeting Of the stockhoio-
cra nF ~. TnItrci states Stamping com
many will b" h"'d in the offices at the
cornpany's plant on f'"storla aNcnue
MoundS,iil0, this afternoon Al -;3o
U'rinck.
rIccrrd Thu board includes !. ". SAID
trs. Moundsyillr: John \. Btoyd, Mounds-
Vile; /. II. Blaze. Wooster. ohio: \. NJ
Schonk. Wheeling; II. Eg"rton Vance,
Wheeling; r. l.. StOnc. Wheeling; and H.
{. Ogden. Wheeling.
The annual report 10 tho Stockholders
will show that the United States stamp
ing company has enjoyed prosperous
Year IN spite Of some labor trouble and
4 shortage Of fuel aud shipping accom-
moia;iOriS.
Til" organization Of IN" board q dir
crrorS VIII H't TAX" place FOR some fiInH
but thor" Will b. no chang" in the man
augment nC the plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
AUTO IS CRUSHED
AGAINST: POLE
Mike AgrIc's Big Touring Car
Wrecked by Street Car.

Thu big WHY'S knight car belonging
To Mike Agnic was wrecked about two
o'clock yesterday afternoon when Il was
caught between a telegraph pole and a
Wheeling Traction company street car
at the corner Of thn steel bridge and
Man street. TIL" INTO was rounding
the corner at a fair rate Of speed just as
ne car was coming around the corner
from, nc bridge. The two vehicles
cla-h"d and the automobile was prac-
nraIIy crushed against the pole. No one
was hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
". C. 7. U, JUBILEE
MEETING SUNDAY
Advent OF Federal Constitutional Pro-
mhiton oocaRion OF Special
ThanksHtvinR.

At 3 o'clock on Sunday afternoon tho
central union OF the WOman'S Christian
Temperance Union will celebrate a juhl-
lee service at the Fourth Street church.
IN THANKSGIVING for the many temper.
au"c victories which wcr" Obtained
during II" past year and IN particular
N appreciation Of the passing Of Tho
Federal Amendment TO tn" constitution
making prohibition a national law.
Mrs. ". I. 6. Miller. VIII" j. pres
h"ur o. the union, will preside over tn"
meeting. and several minister &C thu
r.ir vii make fifteen miuut" addr">y,s.
Rev. tiar"ncH Il. Allen. pastor -! lhH
Fourth street VI. T.. church: E"v. %. r.
Scvrughau~. Of the Central VI. T..
church., R"v. II. G. Howard. ct :.ir
TU"ut>rn NJ f.. church, AMI i;sy. .I"uH
N''u'ip'h. pastor uC m" l'!-st HtI".,i
church, vii, address IN" as~,mhiJl,'. -
Is Planned that tn" m"mh"r, Of -" u.
- T.. L. upou Adjournment VIII a''..m
q similar meeting At ia" ~rr"ud I'r"~-
hrt' ran church which VIII ,u held i;
O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
ENC|L WAYMAN
IS INDICATED
GRAND JURY IN q. S. COURT AT
PARRERSBURa FINDS mot
TRUE" BILL IN CASE.
Was Charged with Receiving Stolen
StogieE-Dtstrict Attorney Con-
yinced Of his Absolute Innocence.

Attorney S .. Eoyce returnod late
Yesterday afternoon from PaFk"rSnurs ::
where NJ represented Enril Wayman. or
th!s city. 4 Baltimore & Ohio. railway
engineer. who was charged with rccHiv-
ing stogicS alleged {" have h""n stolen
from an interstate freight shipment;
MI WaynanS case vas presented 10
the grand jurv in United states diStrlct
court at Park"-sburG. with the r"sul.
that The grant jury r'turned not
true" bill, and the district attorn"! was
completely convinced If Mr. WaymanS
innocence Cf any crime in connection
with the case. -,
Mr.. Waynans numerous friends VIII
I've pleased - learn Of his complete
vindicatiol after thorough investlGa-
ton Of his case by the federal attorneys
and the grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
PUBLIC MEETING OF
FAIR PRICE BODIES

The Wheeling joint fair price conf
mittcc composed OF the Fair pr =" conf
mI'tr" appointed by former food admin
ist~at"r Earl w. Oglchay, and the cry
IIirh cost Of Living committee VIII hole
IL meeting this afternoon in the city
council chambers which will be open tc
tn public. The purpose Of the meeting
Will bc to discover. If possible. any
~as"S Of food prohteering IN Wheeling
and 10 report them TO the Department
of Justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
Try This Tongue Twister
.THE HAPPY HELP 10 HHr1
HEALTH -

Dri-Touic Is called the Happy Help
to Happy Health" because 1t is easy
To make and easier to take
Simply mix one package with a quart
OF water and you have a quart OF pleas
ant. aromatic Favored tonic that will
purify your blood. eliminate body poi
sons that cause rheumatism, blotchy
complexion, headaches, etc.
remedy. based on tho prescriptions cf
thousands of successful physicians and
il builds up a strong and healthy body
by insuring perfect digestion and appe-
Get n package to-day from your drug
gist. under the money back guarantee.
and prevent disease by removing the
cause. :,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
BALTIMORE PHYSICIAN
TO ADDRESS DOCTORS

.pr. Emf! Novak Of baltimore Md.
VIII n" the rrmclra! speaker at the
meeting IF thc Ohio County Medical
snci"ty this evening at the Mcclure
hotel All physicians in this vicinity
are irvit"d I" attend this session even
though they are not n member Of the
Society.
Dr. NOvak will give a discussion OF
archaeological Disorders frequently
encountered by the general practitioner.
ia. meeting will open by short discus
>ions 10y Drs. II. l.. ArIrbrccht and w.
T. Norris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16

- send out - their Storcroom for moro
crackers herur,. h. finished az all that
aya!lablc dslicacy. which - 4 regular
accompaniment, of soup. seemed TO hc
aonsurn"d by the all dcVou-InS Mac and
MS bowl II soup. But VIZ" pl"aSed 10
relaL.. that ne won his bet u 81, eating
a ouyyi Of soup with i fork IN ten min
u;"S. congratulations Mac. When ""
van. Wh.o..linS - tax" f!rSt place IN
soup uIIsath"u. wen call On you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
Her Chance.

Wcnnan-Poor man. wish 7 could
do something ~ get you OUT or mere.
cnnvict--Well. mum. IL you wouldnt
mind changing clothes with me when de
.uard amt looking. l could do de rest!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16

Many a man - = bachelor because he
had to choose between good wife
without looks ana d vain wife with
good looks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
DR.. james Headache Powders rolIev,
at once - 10 cents
package.

Y,H '@rr u IN. james Tl-,dacl" Pow
der AIN! l;r JVs' q t'w Ta"rn"nts yuu- head
rl..lr- ana ,.'l u"'.cnlEIa and PAIN fades
AWAY. u. ia" quickest and surc,t 10
LEI frr h-adarhc. whether dui. throb-
bins. srhii.GE OF n"rNc-rdckInE. Send
s"l.nn,ir {" The drug store and get q dino
rurkaE.. ..ow. gut suffcring--its so
u"cd!css. T." sure you get Dr. James
Headache PowIcrs-thcn there Will be
no disappointment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07
ANOTHER FAMOUS SPEAKER
is BROUGHT TO Ell PASO

Miss Mary Allen. member Of the
board OF trustees OF The League
Tor the Larger Life" OF New York
city viii give two lectures IN the
courthouse. on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. August and 10 at o'clock
Dr.. Julia Seton. n D., founder OF the
New Civilization church and School
Of America and Europe. says Of Miss
Allen I consider her lessons OF
great value and full OF spiritual up
lift She has demonstrated her own
understanding OF the ability to use the
laws OF freedom which she teaches
She speaks constantly to ever IN
creasing audiences. The demand for
her lectures would warrant their pub
ication and guarantee an extensive
sale"
Katherine H Carter. district prssi-
dent OF international New Thought
alliance, says
Mary Allen Is giving q message Of
truth that heals, blesses. comforts and
redeems, and those who hear her are
given a new courage and Inspiration
Allen has the gift OF appealing to
all minds, not only the religious SEEK
er but the scientific mind"
Miss Allen is vice president and
lecturer for the New Thought alliance.
and Is known as one OF the foremost
advocates OF New Thought or spirit
ual psychology IN the United States.
She IS at present on a lecture tour OF
the western states. and stops over IN
Fl Paso, on her way 10 tho Pacific
coast. and speaks under the auspices
Of the Local Unity School OF Chris
tfauftw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07

driven from the garden Adam and
as boys were highly civilized men!
Lney we're not barbarians. We find
that Jubal Cain was the father OF all
such as handle the harp and organ.
Lnese are not the instruments Of
oarbarians. But Tubal Cain. another
hand, son Of Cain. was an Instructor
OF every artificer in brass and Iron.
Ihey understood the arts and sciences
and were not barbarians- God kept
lp his communication with the race.
1e walked and talked with Enoch and
Enoch was so highly civilized that
ne was good company for God When
Eoo decided to destroy the race he
FOUND righteous man in Noah Noah
was civilized God told him that he
ne told Noah to build an ark to carry
him and his family and specimens
OF all animals over that flood which
should destroy the race. Noah built
ship Of immense size and built II
well He made II water tight. and
soou ana strong Noah must have
been good carpenter. He must have
been something OF an architect. He
and his boys understood the use OF
tools. They were skilled worllmen.
Nimrod the grandson OF Cain went
out and built a city or several cities.
These cities were well built The sx-
numing OF Nineveh shows a very high
degree Of civilization. It shows that
those people understood the arts and
sciences They built bridges across
the Euphrates OF cut stone and
fastened them together with iron rods.
Ihey had no stone age They were
not barbarians-
Now let US follow Ham into Egypt.
We trace Egyptian history back al
most to the flood Their cities we're
the work OF highly civilized men.
Their monuments are the wonder OF
the world They understood the use
OF the metals They were expert
astronomers. skilled mathematician.
They knew no stone age They car
ried their civilization with them.
All along the Pacific slope we meet
with that civilization The Aztecs
OF Mexico possessed a high degree OF
civilization Take the meas OF Peru
and they were skilled in many arts
and sciences. They were wonderful
ton from Asia
The tribes OF North America were
the Indigenous nations OF America
and were barbarians. All indigenous
nations have been barbarians- All the
European nations that could be called
Indigenous were barbsrizns. See the
Celts. Saxons. Anglo-Saxons. the
Franks, the Huns. the Goths. and
50 on Greece got her civilization
from Egypt and from Phoenicia,
Caumus introduced letters into Greece
Her architecture Is strictly Egyptian.
Rome took hers from Greece. and
spread Il over all Europe The Arabs
carried their civilization into Spain.
They taught the Spaniards and US
and architecture. Al
zebra. alchemy all the Ais are Arabic
II Is claimed that one family could
not have peopled the earth so soon
Darwin states that the human family
doubled itself in twenty-five years
Ingersol states this as an accepted
fact Darwin says at this rate IN a
thousand years there would not be
standing room upon the earth. This
answers that objection.
The children OF Israel went into
Egypt with 20 people and remained
215 years. and came out about three
million.
Scientists claim that the sedimen- /
tary deposit shows that man has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07
Sentence Sermons byElPaso Ministers


lovely Of there
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