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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
NO BACKWARD STEPS
FOR THE PRESIDENT,
ASSERTS PHYSICIAN

BALTIMORE, Md, Fcb. lo.--The Bar
,imore Sun today published copyright
ed dispatch from Washington in which
was given nm interview with DR.. Hugh
H. Young. of Johns Hopkins hospital. az
Haliimore. on the condition OF President
Wilson, DR.. Young has been ono Of the
physicians In attendance upon the presi-
dent.
MedIcial- men. associated with tho
presidents cas-" have never had any
thing to conceal" declared DR.. Young.
He added that the prostate trouble ha1
disappeared and the "pr"sldent's general
condition. specifically the slight impair
ment Of his left arm and leg. have i'm
proved moro slowly, it's true. but sure
ly steadily"
There have been no backward steps
in the case and rumurs to this effect are
rubbish" ;hr doctor said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
Morrow oou,nsAasd.
III CASES
Of Influenza Reported From
West Virginia Towns on
Tuesday

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 1o.-De..
layed reports brought the NUMBER OF
state department Of health today ID
III. MUrgantown had the numerical
lead. with Williamson and Now Cnm6Sr
land following in the order named. Inc
cases were distributed az follows:
Benwo6d. IS: Bluefeld IL; bridgeport
4: Charleston lis: Clarksburg 81: Hunt
ington IS: Kcyscr es; Littleton !; Nor
gantown ia; ParkersburE loli PIED
mont 20; Romney 81; Wheeling IS; VII
Hanson 40: Grantsville So: New cum
berland 1888: Weston 10.
Pneumonia cases: Benwood ), Blue
field s: Charleston !; Clarksburg -
Huntington l.; Morgantown .: Piedmo''
/: Weston /; Wheeling 3: Williamson
8: New Cumberland 8. Total -.
Morgantown reported one dsath froT
pneumonia and Wheeling J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
MOTHER WOULD SELL
HER BABY FOR ST. 900

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.-Mrs. anna
kanion. who was found wandering IN
the streets here ten days ago. after
y, rye -wrarking journey from Provi-
drncc. r. l.. where she said her nus
band had deserted h"r. to-day. otferrd
81 oDn TO any respectable Jewish couple
tnaI Will care for him.
Weak and cmaClatcd. Mrs. kapdan
was taken IN by the jaritrcss at 3"I
E,s: 'nGth street. who found her IN
f"rrihi" rlight. she said shortly after
ward Iittlr Morris kaplan was born.
Enw the mother seeks some way tn
provide for her infant. She came to
New York to attempt to find her nus
band. she said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
PAIR ARRESTED FOR
DESERTION Of CHILD
.nInl u Tha Infnlll rnnrer

Srrrial to The IntclliGcnrer.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Fob. 10
Charged with abandoning their three
nr,nths old baby In ,hr railroad station
nj Grafton and thet walking seven
miles along the railroad track To pre-
vent authorities from tracing them. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Hood. n young local
cnurle. were Jailed here on their return
snJ today were taken 10 Grafton 10 he
tr!"d They declared they were unable
TO support the child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
STATE ELATED OVER
GETTING EVIDENCE IN
necial 10 The IntelliEencer.

Special 10 The Intelligencer.
FAIRMOST. w. Va. Feb. le.-The
State rested today in the case against
NICK Bostic. charged With the murder
OF Joe Spattafore and Seraphire bosuc'
charged with the murder of Joe Spatta-
fore and Seraphine Bostic. II waa
brought out in evidence that spattafore
had threatened 10 kill the defendant
and that seraphine Bostic had threat
cned that she would poison Nick Bostie.
The defense seemed much elated over
tie fact OF bringing out this evidence
and getting il before the jury. The
defense is expected to complete its
case today. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
KANSAS TO PROSECUTE
RAILROAD STRIKERS

TOPEKA, Kans.. Feb. l0.-Kansas
probably will proasoute in the. crinfinni
;.ci,rts. national state and local officials
Of the Railway Maintcnance and shop
labnrers union. II they call a strike In
Kansas. II was declared by attorneys
connected with the Industrial Relations
court here today. il was declared that
the .trlke would be IN violation CT the.
uew state law.
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STRIKE ORDER WILL
NOT Be OBEYED

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Fob. 10
Despite tho strike call issued to ran-
way Maintenapoe Of wny Employees,
workers in tho wcllsv1lle. Mngo
Junction, Now Philadelphia, Kinslnan
street (Cleveland) and main Glove;
land shops VIII remain ut wort after
February II. President W. W. LAM
bert, Of wellsvtlis, Local No. A7o,
Iuternattcual brotherhood Of Pircmsn
and Oilers, said here tonight.
Lambert declared 2,5o0 men In
Cleveland nnd Pittsburgh Railroad
shops over whom he has Jurisdiction
MI E-at angwrr the waG-out order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
BIG INCREASE IN
UNTITLED ORDERS

NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.-Unflled orders
a, the United States Steel corporation
on January 81. were S.2S5.4+l tons. ac-
cording TO the corporations monthly
statement Issued today. This Is An lnI
crCasc pr 1920 p75 tons compared with
the orders on December 81.
THIS IS the eighth consecutive month
"a show An Increase. The figures On
December 81 was s.265.3 and on No
Venhrr %. they were T.@Sl.33O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

PULL INQUIRY FAVORED,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-Wh:lr fav-
Orlng a fill inquiry, the senate naval
uh-cnnmittc- named to Investigate
methods used by the navy Intelligence
in obtaining evidence regarding moral
cond ltiuns at the Newport. r. l.. train
ing station, will not max" decision
until after conference with navy OH
Gals, Chairman Ball announced to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
GUARD MUl'MEEkS CN
u. S. MERCHANTMEN

HAMILTON, Bermuda. Feb. 10
T wenty picked men from tho American
destroyers Maddox, Thornton and
Fobte under command Of LiCftenAHt
Hanson. L. S. N. were put Aboard ~
American shipping board AtSAmtf
Poughkeepsie today to guard forty ,mA-
tineers on the voyage to HAMPTON
Roads
The crew Of the Poughkeepsie NM.
MED February when their articles -,
pired. Consul General Swain urheN
the contention Of Captain Delaney 094.
the crew must work the ship back 20
the final port Of discharge IN tie -
ID states. = a5.... ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
GOV. CORNWE[[
HAS INFLUENZA

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. 10
Governor John ]. Cornwell has infiu-
enza, physicians stated today. However,
his case Is said to be a very mild one
and his illness will be OF snort aura
ZION. according to the prediction Of his
medical attendants.
Other state house officials who are on
the sick list are reported better today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
HINES FACES CRISIS TREATING
WITH TWO MILLION RA|[ROADERS
Conferences Today Probably Will Determine Outcome
Brotherhoods New Statement, Reopenlng All Import
ant Questions

WASHINGTON Feb lOThe railroad administration nearing the md
tonight raced
critical With the demands OF more than
OF
important questions
and will require further discussion
leaders
he dreplyt o of claims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
Two Big Cassers In
The McKcesport Field

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 1N--Gas was
struck today in the E.r Injun sand IN
twn we'll In thr NcI<rrsport field. in
one at l,i;O f"ot ana N the other at
O22 feet The How from each we'll il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
SCHLESWIG VOTES Big
FOR DANISH UNION

COPENHAGEN, Wednesday. Feb. IL.
-Thc results in the north SchleswtS
pleoiscIie up 10 ! o'clock this morning
Show Danish maJorities in all except
six Of the $50 districts. The aggregsIe
vot. was 80, ,763 for Denmark and ass
fp GerrnnnV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lo-Forscast:
Ohio, West Virgtnia-rah WodnsS
day: Thursday rain or snow.
western Psnnsylvanla-cloud We'd
uesday: Thursday probsbl snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
Declares the Exactions From
Germany Are Excessive, and
Menace to the World

WASHINGTON. Feb. lo.-Debate on
the peace treaty was revived tGday IN
the senate, although leaders technically
had laid tho pact aside for another
week.
Irreccncllablo opponents Of ratihca-
ton who Yesterday voted against re-
suming consideration OF the treaty 70
day brought the subject 70 the senate .
floor. Senators Borah or ldano ana
Knox Of Pennsylvania, both Rcpuoii-
cans. denounced the treaty's economic
clauses Ns Cruel and "murderous' In
its er,,ct on the conquered peoples and
in the less direct consequences on IN"
rest Of the world.
Hooyer's stand on the treaty. and called
on him 70 reply 10 tho list OF questions
which have been pu: BY the ldahS
senator 70 several republican ana
Democratic candidates FOR the Oeesi'
dency. ,.
ton OF the parliamentary steps neces-
sary to restore the treaty 10 statuS
making formal consideration possible
tho foreign relations committee report
ing the pact back 70 the senate with
the Republican reservations framed AZ
Ahe last session OF congress lhe com
nittee's action. taken under ,nstruc-
lions voted by the senate YESTERDAY.
was entirely pertunctory ana without
discussion or a record vote,
Formal Consideration.
Notice that formal consideration IN
The senate would be requested Monday
was served by senator Lodge. MasSa.
,huSettS. Republican leader, VINO Sato
.hn delny had been agreed on because
or tn" absence "t many senators on
both sides.
The announcement 81 the Repuhlcan
leader Il. I,lUp"d un diSruSS'on. mai ~
was in thr rid>t "r Legislative business
.har Tho treaty Inter was brought - th,'
y"r, by S,.rsj"r ""rah E"th h" and
>..ra,nr Nu.\ declared i would 'tn'-
'o"v,rr ~ ,.r,."is. Nu~ir!7 Hi,d l'""-
ar. rnI 'a,t -" rr~T'' w"l'' he -
Il, ~s-,.v crrllr.rCiai c"rn"rstonee on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
CONDEMNED NEGRO =.
GUARDED BY TROOPS,
TAKEN TO PRISON

LEXINGTON KY, Feb. 11-(Wednes-
day)-William Lockett. convicted mur-
derer OF ten-year-old Geneva Hardman.
who Is to pay the death penalty 1or ms
crime March II, was removed Irna
Lexington at o'clock Tuesday nl&ht
on a special train 1 bound ~, Tor dsstb e.Ii
Of the state penitentiary. 2scoIS.1 2scorSS,h1s in 5o
copmand OF federal troops here ,,,,
bklse to the train was accomplished
Eithout incident. He was marched IN
&. he center of a group OF picked soluieIs
Ito the station and accompanied out OF
the city by more than 400 troops.
nv mi,itarv officials. A half hour be-
fore removal Of the negro all telegraph
and telephone companies were oroeteo
not to allow messages OF any chS1cle1
to leave the city until after mionlEpa.
But few citizens were on the stroetA
VIII the removal took place and these
attempted no demonstrations
Six hundred troops remain In La
ington. f's"-
LEXINGTON. KY. Feb. 1o.-No loaS
enIng Of military precautions TO preveM
a recurrence of mob violence In Lexing
ton was apparent today. Federal soldier
continued TO surround the Fayette cour,
house, where VIII Lockett. negro. siayes
of lQ-year-Old Geneva huIoHhAu' O
centre OF the disturbance, MONDAY ~
which Ave persons lost their lives, .Yh
confined under heavy guard. Patroit
guarded eyehys avenue to the CITY ens
detachments stnl ware stationed in tn'
'Brssedier usderaI =. c: Marshall ehss
ncterizsd tits, nc sur6& .DerHay A. pr
!, ,o&iitionary. SO satisfied was No VIII t..
situation that he announced on brigade
or approximately obe1half OF the troop
here, would entraintor LeuisvlIle. prop
ably tonight. a..
General Marshall paid . tribute to th'
people OF Lexington and Fayette counts
for their ready submission TO martla
law, and characterized 1t as the mrs.
evidence Of a big reaction In the Wnots
country, which Is beginning 10 switcn
back TO Bolshevism TO law and order.
MORROW 0onn1neA6Od. Is
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The Nationai
association for the Advancement OF CO...
cred people today sent teleprt.m I.
Governor Edwin p. Morrow OF Kentuoky.
containing commendation OF his Atuutde
In defending the court house at Lea.
ington against the mob seeking TO lyncn
William Lockett, negro slayer u white
girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
TIL f IN T ELLIG ENCER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

Senator Glass. who was q member OF
the lower house AZ the time. while t"-
calling the conversation VII Adni-al
Sims much ~ Ryrn"s rrI"rtrd x. rut
\ somewhat d!firr"u; interpretation on
rhat 'hA "iircr bad Ea!d Ae fid not
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19

fammaiary rheumatism, ~ an excuse
for remaining III bed and asyiug my
meals hrought TO nae, This service, of
course. will neressiiats some slight az.
f4snse IN the way III tirs, but ain her,
sng yen Win ~.sv your Way clear to tab
As.F care Of thsi fer your guest.
silently Webster handed Ahfrrw
tins efs f,'u fs64fsrx m s'fvv- fhs.
aaght "a hold yoa he declared Dor
ne rest YOUR pp io some political
sAal'gEg~ry IN Sastranie. and what II
~ Nrd vba,s your real naipc urs tsr
gA1-''s IN which J an not Interested
I"' he ni lfrsote3 'hnt ypa an uf
te.r' Andrew Bowers Th@s an
nr 7 H ar,3 lha au ctrt
An1 yu III fat Fhs 'es
es loss NiI hae
~" at rbv 'He y yagy ,a58et
ii e nav
SITTER as 4ai
r> !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19

passage 10 San Ras1asrainsx ~ yez
~h~nxd 10 naks nae PAY year way,
Hsncs csks n that ysaEir pssenee Ia
:s.s eslpIsai " so1sr natkse e0uatrg W o
uasi~r u sxtr~1se isRporsaaes and thai
the cseva IN ,Ae tse<es csAre @ the
c&ribbssn Mad Ehs 10 a tsssEd Vt
years.
Quite yrur~ i He kaew nv ncaI-
~fIa s~re sesssg sErveslsAlseW ard
coald not leave N~w Ora~sss foe San
BarnasSntaEs uIie~ yea hsfr s~cretly
when Purchased beth h@rshs In thAs
stafrrysn and the ,trk.s si~rk snSw !
A~aa fsrss class fiek~s far . xAisx that
was nas. be dsesdrst 10 sac or ca nse
a valet tAss wHs Disguised In tie ly.
err 81 chauffeur and carrying Assa
baggage yea aogsed TO g~s aboard With
Nat bs4hr d~tecTsa by gear an~gaAes
Win watched the xxnspiask-
Andr~w Rowers aasssse1.
DO yea shiak yos saec~s.sedr' Web
srer esatinu~d,
Z 30 ret know. Mr.. Webster. hcp~
%. II did ess--ssIi. the ihstan, thts
steamer drops anchor In the roadsteaa
at San Buena,entarx. she utll be
boarded and searched by the military
pollce. gill be discovered and He
shrugged
Lawn party In the eemster, sAY~
Webster suggested
Antrew Bowers reached uadss hls
pillow and psvi1ced t~o Aesvy asto-
matte rlssels and q leathsrn bax GOA
;=s=l::s.= s.= s-ss;;s= .. TA 49,
he exhibited ia silrncr and thea thrust
them haek uadsT The pillow.
Il se~. Andrew. Ia case yoa,rr cor.
rertsf psl'' wesl"f tnfrs I Suusa>tfs-
fer TO die eghiins ;syss..-
"'m. ret Worried. Mr. Webster
sofeehss, ihink rasH tbs s~nsls,
safety
~Bnt why did you thros your lIyer,
0ysrbosrsiy"
n xus ~ NJ further use ~ ras~
but you'il have te have some
eio,hes Ia Which TO rs ssarcr~. 900
amazing man.
~Not ct all The steamer viii arrive
In the hArhor Of san Raena,sulGra
late In fhe s,feraooD--too late 10 be
given pratiqas that dss After Gerk ]
shall drop overheard aud eridesyoY 10,
swim ASHORE, and is view Of that plain
clothes would only prove All esnhas
rassment. shalt land Ia my own euaa-
Try naked aud isnntles> bu, ouce
ashore shall quickly und shelter m
have TO risk ,he sharks, Of course"
Man eatersf'
The bay Is s~erning with them
You're breaking nay heart Web.
ster declared syn'pathvticaily Il sup
pose you're going Ia fesgn illness
throuehati, the yuyRs"
Not the Kind ~ illness that wilI 10
tsffrrr With my appetite. ! have pre-
scftbcd Tor myself mild attack Of In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19
CHAPTER vlli Continued,

lie released Fucker eye. made his
way through the crowd to his room
looked. in. saw that his baggage wss
there. aud walked around OH the star
board side TO joln In tho general fare
well OF all on board To the crowd ou
the iev~e,
Al tbs shore end Of the gaagplank
Faeasr'sy. and Popeye stlll waited
The unfortunate Puckereyv WAS weep.
Ing with pain and futile rage ar.i hn'
initiation. but Webster noticed that
Pon'eye's attention was not on hts
friead hut npon each passenger that
boarded the ship Of which thrre we're
the usual haatss ~ ,ser aFtivst~ A.
zach passenger approached, rup.eye
scanned him With more than casual lu-
terest
Webster smiled Looking for hat
valet they h~srd me talking about" he
reflected. -fep~yr. you're IA hne,
capable lad, I thought you had the
brains OF the two You're not going
away until you've had chance 20 siEe
up Tho r~-enforcsments at my com
msnd are ycaY'
lie lighted 4 cigar and leaned over
the rail ~ the steamer. gathering
speed. swv,n dewn river
'Gcod-hy. you golden nra and
chIckea gumho." he called. ~ the city
r"cr,isa and tina low. ~a,ded shores
below the city came into view.
When he had finished his cigar he
east the stump overheard. watched II
'rntE! IL ~'--apgsased as,srn.. and ;heo
went nrrunh 70 staterom No -. A.
~ stepped IN and closed ne ass,r
9asN'n- re'er .said very anlsasantly
iioN 'e wa 10y
NJ Webster booked up and sshela =
yaaag tuaN eftstrd 81 very fancy
ratr " ltsh- A.af sIlk pajamss
s5rrf,brd 81 b, ya,e Ia 'he gpprr
trth
lehH Sea. Webster vte.A ~ tNe
rraasw q, >ryr u.aa arl cpn
h' NJ saS 10, tt 3sy -
asgsrr stslst w, NJ ", NJ
e@3 ! cute> ,r nnre6
hut me wr rsv aol rtyatA
ogs sad ialasa ~ ia sar
patvuH ra At, 81
RI 'tnr a' - t ref
tN. xtN6agUs ~. n.-...a .-a ,t...,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19
FELT FA66ED,
NO ACCOUNT
Result Of Indigestion Headache
and Other Troubles.-Thls
Tennessee Lady Took Black. = :
Draught and Found
,,s ~, 7;-tt-s y,e ~ NAM - .ssH.- t....,,
VeHNfs

fiiaivilieS rraa, Mira Addis San.
Gers ot this place, says, Il Suffered
from constipation q long time. Taia
81 course. hroasa, oil sear stomach.
lnaigrstioa and kosdachsx 4 fsst
fsssrd and no accent.
II started In taking Rack prsusht
I found II ~as helping me ! co.,
..nos 10 use II, and have for y~ars. ]
doat know how TO sssrt TO praise
Th~dford's Bach nraarht
To-day sm regular. 20 tnor~ con.
stipatian. headaches or indlgrstian.
In fact. ell eat tastes sweet and good
to me sinc~ my liver Is cicsnsed
BY the use II black .prwueht.
81 am well and proud 70 make this
s,a.emen, Of wha, Black ,Draughl has
done for me"
Constipation often leads 10 serious
disorders an1onk ,hose who do pot
understand it's dangers. or who neglect
To treat |, without delay.
Thrdfords hisch.DHught IN rnetfL
cine tina; every person shoaid Keep In
the house, and use At the least sign
Of constipation. or torpid iiver.
T1sdford's Rack DrauRht iivcs
medicine 10 right
ASK y1ur arugxIst lie hus A, aav
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19
ANDREW sowERa


Jshn Stuart Webster. mining en-
gtnAss, boards . train in Death
vailsy. Cs.afsrsiA. en- his way bsak
10 eivssesstssn sffss cleaning up
ssae 40 fsat 10 iosshs iias . hsea.
TMsa be meets . distressed LAZY
wAs mAkas bic heart hep over. He
sitminAAss The Offending man. Bs-
Ing what he 70 sad also siri-shy.
he does eo< take advantage u his
opportunity, hut be Nst has 10
81 81 -. 60. 49,. 80 = r..les.. Ra.s
In beaver ~ 10 offered . GlS.s0e-s-
year job ny . capitalist frisnd. I'D
ward J. Jsronas Hs receives Do.
isysd letter from bis own partsea.
. NY pal. "nfssy 'sssxry, = wsstsS 'lhsss
a. nnanee a gold mining PROPOSE
tion IN Central America and so
hfty-nft with him on the profits
10 he starts tor sobrsnte, Jerome
esss xstzr saarn tts ths sssrska' >sasF
meet the distressed lady on her ~Ay
70 the sams train JOAN hftA bts
hat. hut gets the cut direct frosn
ths Yiri. WIG srss rnct p~.ssx1sss.
him, Jeas tells jssssas tn. ~hl4s
story jerome secretly secs the
girl. offering her neso n shs tn
dvsss John 10 take his Job inside
Of nlnety days The girl accepts
rha Ssne nos shifts 70 pusaavsn.
tufs. hobraAts. where 0eary, on
his uppers, u eating his hear, out
loosinE tor a eablesrsm from his
old partasr lie has existed TOR
two months on credit extended by
Mother jerks. keeper Of hotel
and amshop Dolores cables Hen.
fistta wilkins Mother Jsiksj that
shs 10 on hsr way 10 sisit her.
Mother JsHks has been educating
Dolores. who 10 the daughter OF
former Prvsidsnt Rusy Of sobrants.
deposed and executed by Prssi.
dant Ssffos Mother tenks doesn't
want Dolores 10 md on, she 70 M
longer rnspectabls 10 Billy msets
the steamer and tries 10 turn the
xtrt bach BOT Dolores lands ard
aslutss Mother Jenks 40 Mother .
tiiiy promptly falls IN love With
Dolores Webster IN New Orleans
secures . statsfoom on Ia E4ttvl.
Iiia BY b9yns tltket for a myth.
isai valet. la Ssw Orleans wsb.
Htef saves q Young man frpm as
sssslnation AZ the s,sa mer he Z.
n9ds the mythical valet is reality
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19

And a0ghis t0Rg tMsnf ere eEes ~
well Rs Efo.at1O sala tafitE An eoae
ssst-y wtNr sr'' E~fsm@ @'s atNats sts
irritation eteA gist slaes t@4ra
3aay une sssap ~ NJ e.+s e1&yhg
saiAs@g Grd ssmtafsH@sg A44
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19

Occasionally vne ipssts "a nan sho
Sises dlteci saHasr Ia u alssis In Qaas~
.ion. bat tnoSt ,~rsnMs wari to msks
. speech 800 Philadelphia ruhic i,~aeer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19

Acc~nt California" Syrup ~ rfss
anly--iook fer the name CEitfr--.s CO
thr package. ih~n yoa are sare year
: saira IL rartf,x tta is,sea ID na..ei .ha-sn,
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
Things We Don't Understand
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One of the things we do not un-
derstand is how so many people,
Christians, can reconcile their ways
with that clause OF the fourth COM
mandment regarding keeping the
Sabbath day holy which says, I'm it
thou shalt do no manner of work. "
1t says "thou," meaning ''tilou art the
man." and it emphasizes no "man-
ner' of work. We would like to
understand their Interpretation CT
this word manner What do You
understand by this striking clause OF
the great commandment: "ln it thou
shalt do no manner Of work: