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The Democratic Convention at San
Francisco as predicted, is under the
direct control of the Wilson admins
stration. The chief ambition seems to
be to flatter the vanity of Woodrow
Wilson and 10 make him believe that
he is the greatest character in the
world and that yet he is q victim OF
Republicans who are determined by
misrepresentation to deprive him OF
his place in history.
The resolution passed by the commit
tee OH Monday evening is made up en-
tirely of lauditory statements to flatter
the president The struth is that the
sconvenion is one made up largely OF
office holders under the administration
and is engineered entirely by cabinet
officers and other agents under the
authority of Wilson'S administration.
4 1t grows more apparent every hour
that the scheme has been from the
start to nominate McAdoo, "a son-in.
law of the president, to become the
STANDARD Bearer of the party this fall.
.McAdoO long since made his peace with
the labor organizations by his trucu-
lent utterances in thei, favor and has
thereby become ingratiated in the fh.
vor of the labor organizations through.
out the country. StatesmanEhip ~
forgotten in desire to play a part in
of the labor vote. If McAdoo is not
nominated, it will be no fault Of the
Wilson forces because they are all
lined up behind him.
Evidently w. J. Bryan is more con-
scerned about the platform and what
enters into it's makeup than in the
question Of who the candidate for nom
ination will be. Mr.. Bryan by his
fcarlessness has proved that there is
no danger of a wet plank being insert
ed in the platform and the vets are
now alarmed for fear he will be able
ito insert a, dry plank as part OF the
platform.
He has also shown a disposition not
to subscribe to the presidents views on
the League of Nations. He is diamet-
rically opposed to the League of Ma
tions as approved by the president
without reservations, and while he will
probably be out-voted, he will present
a record which will show where he
stands on the question.
Bryan may have his faults, but he
ID not the kind of a statesman to keep
his light under a bushel He is out
& III a
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GARD OF THANKS'

We wish to express to all our kind
friends and neighbors our great appre-
citation for the many tokens OF sym.
pathy extended us during our late bel
reavement.
Mrs. Mary E. Chapman. t
and sons, Earl, and Leslie.
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STRAYED TO MY PLACE IN DE-
lott. hog. Owner may have same by
paying for this ad, cost of feeding. and
proving property. Wayne Cose, Deloit,
Iowa. 26-1t.
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WILL Y HAVE PLENTY RIPE
Strawberries about June LIST and after
j. II. McAllister. r-s 2l-6t
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STRAYED TO MY PLACE, ONE
red bull yearling calf, about a month
ago. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses. John
Schurke, Rt. /, Kiron. 25.3tH
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LOST-BLACK LEATHER WATCH
fob with gold locket and fraternity
emblem. Return to George McHenry
for reward. 26-1t.
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\ r. So = i = + + = 4 = ~
r. L. Hoffman f. w. Lyon
Phone 13 Phone 1415
THE MAN LAND COMPANY
Office Phone 121

+ I'd Floor Nelson Block, Denison, la.
/ We sell lots, homes, business
: propositions. See our fine list. We
: write all kinds of insurance In the
: best of companies. Call on us
/ + - + !. + + + + + - =
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sTRAYED TO NY PLACE 6H
miles northwest of Dow City, about
three months ago, white faced calf
Owner may have same by paying Elk
penses A. L. Steffens. 25-2t*
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FoR, SALE.

FOR ,SALE-A GOOD CAR, CHEAP.
Mrs. A. C. Weeks. 26-2t
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FOR SALE-TEN TO ON 80
good acres in Manomen county Mimi,
and half Of present crop for TIL price
of eight good acres in CrawforI coun-
ty Write me about 1t. Paul Grdner,
Howard, S. Oak. te-2t =
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FOR SALE-MODERN 8 ROOM
house and 2 lots. Two blocks from
court house. Inquire at Review office:
22-tf
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GARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all OF the neigh
bors and friends of our mother Mrs
A. Williams. for the kindness and help
during her sickness; also for the beaF
| tiful flowers The Children.I
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SOUTH DAKOTA LAM

FOR SALE IMPROVED DAR-
ter sections; 2 improved half sections;
unimproved quarter sections, Gated
close to Garden City, Clark couEy, s..
d. Write Barrett Bros. GardenCity.
S. D. N17-tf
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SOUTHERN MINNESOTA FIRMS
WE HAVE MORE FARMS FOR
sale this season than ever be1re on
easy terms. Write us for bOokNs and
connections. The Sonnesyn Lad Co..
st. James, MINI. g-1Ot$
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FOR SALE-STEAM THRESHING
outfit. $3.50 Separator; 16 h. p. engine.
Good running order. John Anderson
Deloit. Phone 15-L. 26-2t :
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Z WANTED-HORSE AND QrTLE
to pasture; can accommodate about
twenty head. One mile southh Deni.
son. John Barber, Phone 33-H 23.tf
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FOR ALE-PERFECTlON THREE
burner high-shelf oven oil stove, nks
new. Mrs. r. P. Ellis. 26-lt
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IOWA LAND

800 ACRE IMPROVED, WELLLO.
Gated farm Howard county, Iowa:tine
lay of land, best soil price sleeper
acre. Mortgage 100000. VIII Nike
tent of equity. Geo. H. Jackson, Mason
City, Iowa. 22-H+
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FOR SALE: HOME GROWN STRAW
berries. Very nice. p. w. Weberg. 25-l
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FOR sALE-YEARLING pRT
horn bulls. p. W. Weberg, 1tsoi,
Iowa. ,4,.t,.SIy.,,,. K IA, zii..tl
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FOR SALE-2 BEDSTEADS, 1 PAIR
springs, / rocker, chairs, stool. cen;
ter table, 1 looking glass. Call phone
lilo. 25rtf
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FOR SALE--A MODERN s ROOM
house. Inquire Of Nick Limbrecht.
Phone $50. Fast.
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SOME CHOICE FARMS ANrITY
property for sale. Direct fromwner.
Good terms. See Ed Duncan. elton,
eer. List your property with mes lot
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FOR SALE-GOOD SIZED SAFElN
good condition. Will sell reasonable.
w. +. Staller, Phone 173. 25-u
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CENTRAL MINNESOTA farm
lands producing large crops offlover,
oats, barley, rye, corn and Hatoes.
Write for list. Rogers & EllS Wa
dena, Mimi Lock Box 1903. 410t z
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WANTED-A LIVE ENEIETIC
young man to sell life insuAce in
Crawford county for a good Lon com
pany. Liberal commission pal Good
opportunity for the right partYWrtte
The Denison Review, Denisori Iowa.
25.2t
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in the open and the world knows what
he stands for. The committee on reso'
lutions has organized and left Bryan
off of the subcommittee selected to
prepare the draft OF the platform. he
will have his opportunity when the
platform comes before the full com.
mittee and the convention.
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We wis hto announce that our stores
will be closed on Monday, July 9Th.
T.. C. Chamberlin,
J. ". Barborka 2G-1t
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LOST-DARK RED BULL CALF
weight about $50. Lost June 4th.
.Chas. Freml. 25-4t.
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GET YOUR FLY NETS NOW
wlrile the assortment is complete at the
Denison Harness Shop. 24-4t.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Y FOR sALE-FIYE ROOM HOUSE
and lot on East Chestnut street, mod
ern except heat also two lots in Grace
park. Have, some second hand lumber
for sale. A. H. Brogden, Phone Az:
" M 26-tf
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4 CALLING CARDS.--the Review is
showing the latest designs in printed
calling cards, both plain and panneled,
moderately priced. We will be pleas
ed to show you samples. lift
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WANTED

DINING ROOM GIRLS WAVED
Two good girls wanted at onS Big
wages. Hotel Denison. 26.2t.
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LIVESTOCK FoR sALa

FOR SALE-oNE YOUNG HER
calf. Peter Soehl, Denison. la. ut X
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FOR SALES room house in ex.
cellent condition with new improve
ments. Two lots on corner with 16S
foot frontage in good location. Wall
sell cheap. Inquire of James Mill.
II 18-tf.
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If YOU WISH YOUR SUIT RE-
paired, pressed or cleaned, don't for
get v. E. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing.
treated in workmanlike manner. Soft
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( WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID.
vertised Talking machines that we
are closing out at very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. S4-tf.
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LOST

LOST REGISTRATION NUMBER
for a Ford car and rear light finder
please notify Seth Anderson, Boyer, Ia.
25-3t +
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WHEN YOU HAVE PUMP ANE
wind mill trouble call John Purcell
West Denison Mill. Phone IA. 25-4t
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Remember the Review commercial
printing department is equipped to dc
anything in the printing line on short
notice. When in need Of printing phone
20 and representative will call for
your order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

BARGAIN BOYS HARDWARE DE
partment: 1 ladies' high grade bicycle
nearly new. 25'u
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FLY NETS-ALL KINDS AND
colors at the Denison Harness Shop.
24-4t.
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"a FOR sALE-FARMs AND TOWN
property. Also farms in South .ant
North Dakota. D. r. Brown, Denison
Iowa. 25-tf
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FOR RENT
SPECIAL NOTICE

FOR RENT-MODERN 8 ROOM
house. Inquire at Review office. - II
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PHELPS FARM LIGHT AND POW,
err systems installed by A. Fl. Collier!
Manila, Iowa. a,& 21-tf
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The barber shops in Denison will be!
closed all day Monday, on July 5th.
si5 26-1t..
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v THERE is NO SURER WAY;
against adversely than business train
ing taken at the Mankato Commercial
logue. 26-1t'
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Petersen of Kiron, preached
The Holly chieftain., 1920-02-05

THE PEOPLES PRoBLE,a.

the people
their needs
able
annually
which
varying few hundred miles
hundred miles from point Of production
eighty products transported
sold consumed of the Mississippi
and necessiates long rail haul much of it
Thousand miles
relation rail
public welfare
economies
without adequate
distributions
essential Shnkage damage
result inadequate service particularly to live
peshabe fatal Estab
enable
facilities the indispensable
confronted theories but conditions of
comment threatening and vital the public welfare
the carrying capacity of the
demOrald
cannot the carriers capacity ability
o
advantages opportunities greater
hour and it's the peoples problem
The Holly chieftain., 1920-02-05
APPETITE FOR SWEETNESS.

No industry growing by leaps and bounds in the like the
manufacture confectionery
readily
like a %
Combined with drink
and
proportions of the business
and farm machinery.
oldme candy manufacturing simplicity itself with
the growth of educated all combinations
business
with confectionery become
probably
subject to special
taxes profits
luxury
candy making be penalzd?
a glorious elbow
q mines?
The Holly chieftain., 1920-02-05
GETTING OUR FACTS.

paperever think how much Of
When Smith debate social
by the
Mr. Jones talk politics
which especially Interested he always starts
by saying 4 by the paper"
But when not it, and think what large
doing talking
what the the main
deal conduct
childhood longd with the times and
there
Holly people
learned look things them individuals Who's
who's selling them
at
heard them walk
starting make purchase by the
ask the how they call for certain
anything they'll nine times they
paper
the Then isn't it worth while
expecting
their paper?
youth recall mighty spending
money with readers
The Holly chieftain., 1920-02-05
RAISE THEIR SALARIES

The the this atethose the public
schools those Of the increased We have
talked subject
that Shaping denies
Grafton paid they getting anything
much the they doing they entitled
Not that salaries raised there
condition in the will is
well understood that when fitted
comfortable
going fields of salaries
ton they do Already there said
teachers all especially
unable Conditions
will continue until salaries
The legislature should consider seriously
ought accepted
there refusing those
keeping he places his child salary sufficient buy the necessities
life imagine what such
either entitled the facilities
then how they going them if
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
No Home Rule Wanted

that republican
Capitalization could be expected
than by delays
assembly.
The tax subject OF
republican bring Itself
reputation great
PRONUNCIATION dscredted
governor had
Regardless party
complaining
administration republican party
determined that this
actually overstepped authority
republican assembly
tralizaton
the
possible
party Indiana the civil
Indianapolis which
yet
defective"
proposal the final the v
communities
O assembly.
ovepped
possible approval
keep assembly N
The truth that the republican party
I still believes Capitalization of power
It still repudiates rule n
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BIZ DAVID CoRY.

Bird says everything is new and won
derful"
Well. by and by, after Puss had gone
for many a mile, he came across Old
Mother Goose on her Gander She was
sitting on the good birds back and fly
Ing through the air at a great rate. But
as soon as she saw Puss she came down
to earth and asked him to go with her.
MY Camden can easily take two" she
said; for, although he is q tride older
than when we last met, he is still as
strong as ever"
50 Puss got up behind the old lady.
and away they went over tree top and
steeple, chimney and mountain, until
Mother Goose Land, where lived a great
and hts cheeks were as red as the sunset,
and his eyes as bright as stars, and his
arms as big as oak trees, and stronger.
This is little Puss Junior" said Moth
or Goose. He wishes to see the west
and has come with me-" And then the
Giant stretched out his hand and picked
M Puss and smiled.
And IN the next story you shall hear
what the big Giant said. for he said It so
loud that heard II, although he was so
far away. And then the big round sun
turned a somersault over the mountain
TOP and rolled down the other side, like
great bah OF fire, and all the little
fairies began to sing n sleepy song TO
put the Giants children 70 sleep.-Copy-
right. 1920.
ITO BE Continued.)
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CrippLiysg the Accounts Boards

pushed the coal con
troll bill through the legislature has been
This explanation pertinent the placed
accounts con-
sisng the his
diana Publicity says:
Another object placing
accounts practically all
coal siua
ton and that the regular work of the exami practically
disclosures might hit
republican ocholders months
intervening between fall
BY thus
as the that cloudng the official Ford
hcan candidate for state, be
Which recalls that public
cation of the Offices Marion
Indianapolis long deayed-<l
So long has been the delay
interested in the examination have
them public =
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Science and Religion
i'm Tiff on War Cause

BERLIN. July 31.--Science and re-
ligion have come into conflict In the Ber-
lin suburb Of Steglits.
DR.. Goldstein. general practitioner
Of steglitz. made some time ago SEN
satlonal lecture on the Limitation of fam
lies
The surplus population Of Germany,
be maintained, was the main cause of the
war
Germany had far too many people for
her natural resources.
Every woman, he urged who had
brought three living children into the
world should have the right to refuse
or avoid having more.
A local parson named Weymann issued
a vigorous attack on Goldstein from the
church standpoint.
Tie said Goldstein was advocating
sexual Bolshevlsm and the destruction
Of the strength of the nation"
DR.. Goldstein brought libel suit, but
gained only nominal damages.
Both parties took the case to the higher
court and the court of appeal reversed
the former decision.
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over the hills and far away,
Out in the west where the sky is gray,
TIL the sun goes down o'et the purple
hills
And the clouds are fringed with their
crimson frills.
"Out IN the west where the mountain
crest
Goes to sleep in the sky's blue breast.
And the tall green grass on the prairie
sings
To the tune the west wind gaily brings"
This is what the little yellow Bird
sang as Puss Junior. with the beautiful
big diamond which the dwarf bad just
given him in the last story, walked out
Of the old hollow stump.
And now that you have found your
fortune" said the bird, what are you
going 10 do with itf"
Leave that to me-" said Puss gaily.
There is plenty 70 do with A fortune, "
and away he went merrily on his way
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cHAprrR CIV.

CHAPTER CIV.
You we're with Phoebe What DO you
mean by THAR"
Jims voice fairly snapped out at Neal
as he spent on him all the irritation and
wrath accumulated against me and my
lecture" on gambling.
But Neal was too happy to be irri-
tated by anything.
"Yes-with Phoebe" he said, The
car broke down and we had TO walk TIL
we found n trolley"
"ohl" That one exclamation Of Jim's
held volumes Of relief Then, OF course,
virginia and Sheldon we're along"
"Yes-yes, OF course" replied Neal as
though he meant, Were they? l didn't
notice. They don't count"
And during the long, sleepless hours
OF the night, when ! lay dreading the
suffering Jim's passion for gambling
might cause US both, the memory OF
Meals glorihed face, and his vibrating
voice comforted me.
But with the return of day not even
tho thought OF my brothers happiness
could cheer me. l dragged through
long morning, tortured by worry. Lunch
was sorry pretense-I couldn't manage
to eat n bite. For I knew just how ter
rible Is the situation the wife OF
gambler faces.
What women suffer when the men they
love stake fortune, decency and man
hood even on tho turn of card |
learned in my early youth. My own
father was a gambler. My childhood al
ternnted between red plush and silt hotel
suites on noisy throroughfares and rag
carpebed hall bedrooms in dingy board
ing houses on furttve back streets. Moth
er and I were starving in the bog of
shame, where father left us when he died,
when Father Andrew Hyland married
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WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A Nelr SerinE of Yonno .Narrfed Life
BY ANN Isle.

/ mother and brought us to little homo
on an elm shaded village street But it
was those years that took their toll Of
mother. She passed on when Neal was a
tiny lad. Neal forgets her, but I can
never forget. And today I face the very
problem that killed my mother.
Six hours alone with my thoughts and
begin to grow morbid-desperate Then
Betty came into my mind Suddenly love
and faith and great need of her strug-
gled out Of the ugly mists of jealousy
that have always kept me from ac-
knowledging even to myself how fine and
splendid Betty Bryce is.
l called Betty's house. The maid told
me that Mrs. Bryce had gone over to Mrs
Dalton's apartment.
So Betty was helping Virginia move
into the new apartment-thay were
friends already For a moment I felt
shut out, alone. / had rejected Betty's
efforts al friendship-Virginia had re-
fused mine-and they had found each
other. Envy chilled me for moment.
then I conquered my feelings and called
Virginia. The line was busy. but the
operator downstairs promised TO call me
as soon as she could get the number.
A ring of the door bell summoned ne
from the phone. And l opened the door
to find Envy on the Threshold She was
smiling and radiant-and her greeting
restored my confidence in myself. After
all, | had wanted an old friend of Jim's
to help us-and one had come to me.
Instead of being jealous because she
liked my boy, I must use Evvy's liking
for his benefit
But before / could embark upon my
purpose. Envy stated hers.-Copyrigh
1920.
(TO BE Continued)
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Municipal Argument
Over; Coin Flipped

KANSAS CITY. Kas., July S1.-Ths
Zip" of a coin saved this city $500 after
futile efforts of Mayor Mundenhau and
Secretary Berry of the Wyandotte County
Gas Company to compromise a bill owned
by the city for several years.
After a long conference the gas COM
pany's bill, originally $4,000, was re-
duced to $500. The city still baked
and demanded the bill be made an even
$500
We are only $500 apart on a settler
ment. Let's flip a penny for it," sug-
gerted the mayor.
You're on" said the secretary.
Heads for the city" said the mayor.
The company Will take tails" said
Berry.
The coin. a new Lincoln one-cent piece,
spun in the air.
A .inkle, heads won.
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Gnnhrich'S NeLr Duties

On Goodrich said the general assembly:
but to advise
or approve dsapprove only
keep approved the campaign
On July 80 republican
forcing the legislature enact
amendments officially republican
committee possible constitution"
In period
Among centralized be
governor his duties and
gated o himself
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Texas Boy Prevents
Wreck; Given $4,000

BARTLETT, Tex. July 31.-Texas has
a hero in the person Of Roy Kennedy,
II
And. due to Roy's courage. quick
thinking and @ red sweater, over 200 pas
sengers on a Missouri, Kansas & Texas
death.
Discovering 500 feet OF track washed
out and sighting the Katy" hler ap-
preaching a mile away. the youas hero
shed" the sweater and got busy.
He brought the onc0ming train 10 a
stop just seven feet away from the dan
ger spot
The grateful passengers presented him
with purse OF approximately $4,000,
and he has another thousand coming
from the railroad company.