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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
WOMAN BURGESS ORDERS
POLICE TO CLEAN Up TOWN

Washington. Pa. Der. 2l.-Thc re-
suit of an order tha. went out to-
day from Burgess Lillian Z. Brown
lee. Washington'S woman executive
and the Only woman holding such a
nosil!on in the state. 10 Chief Of Po-
lice Otto l.lewellcn 10 Immediately
clean ur the town, was awaited. with
interest.
Burgess Brownlre concentrated
her first efforts for improved mn
nix; nah-govcrnm"ntS on gambling es-
adjustments and pool rooms. she
Instructed the police chief to notify
mCEr:etnrS of .ooCl rooms t!faS al, mi-
nors mus: be kent ont 0f their PLACES
and that gambling must stop immcd-
lately. Furthermore. she ordered all
gambling houses closed. She inform
ed the police chi"f she had evidence
Of the existence Of illegal houses, that
would warrant prosecutions and that
if hcr order was net enforced at
oEcr arrests would be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
ALLEGED MANIAC ACCUSED
OF KILLING HIS FATHER

Lexington, Ky. Dec, 29.-OWeH
Duncan, alleged maniac, for some
tim. III an asylum. is charged al l1o,l-
rcavillc, Ky, with the murder Of
his father with an axe, 3lG al least
che witness puts the mur,!cr oe Jos.
Hart, elderly hermit. upor him also
Hart was killed with an axe ii his
lonely cabin three days afta" Duncan
is alleged to have murdered his
father and while Owen Dunean was
heir. sought. Luther jones yes;@r-
day identified Duncan rs having been
the nan who entered Jones' home
near where Hart lived ths afterrooG
Harr was murdered. The stranger,
Jnrcs said, demanded food and SAID
ne would Kill anyone who refused
him food when he was hu:&r%.
W. 7. Horn said ;ha: soon aftcr
.hc Hart r.urC!cr he saw Owen Eun-
can II Gravson courtr wra"i.im a
,ynman's coat With fitted rhe GeS
cr:p-;on If the roat belonging 20
Ear,:s mother. which he hermit hsd
II his Rome and which has been mis-
ing .irce the night Of the Hart mir
,,@r. Horn is alleged 20 Rave also
Identified Duncan. who is in jail at
Iiodgcnvillc awaitin" tria!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Pupils In Recital
Class IF Mrs. Matte Wade WOalls
EntcrtainS Inmates Ct Anne
Lee Hcme

The pupils of Mrs. Matte Wade
WccIi. gave a delightful re,:ita Of
XMAS carcts az the Anne Lee He..
mcr,sl Hcme for the Aged. Sunday
afternoon at 800 O'clock.
The program waS "a follows:
AGertc T'idc.es, Miss Catherine FL
Eo;. ard class; Glad Xmas Bells, Mis-:
Ar-a Grover; On. Little Town Or
Bethlehem. Miss Dorothy. Paigett:
1ol.y Old St. Nicholas. Miss Virgins
Allen; Wake and Tune Your Joyful
Voice. Mss Reba O'Ncale; Xmas Time
Has Come Again. Mss Eleanor Me-:
:hc;r; icy Bells. Mss Ethel Baker.
Noel Miss Catherine Elliott: |;
Came t'ron rhc Midnight Clear.
Ms Orean Bruce: Holy Night, Mss
Annie Moore: Joy 10 n" World tho
i.4rd i Come, Miss Eleanor Me-
choir anj class; Jinge Bens. VIII
sleigh b"!ls. MIS- Ethe. Baker and
Class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
F|UME GRANTED Il.
TIME FOR PEACE
Fire of Blockading Forces
Suspended at Request of
City Officials
PRELIMINARY PARLEY
U'AnnunziO'S Enjoys TGld They
Must Recognize Treaty Of Rapailo
Poet Wounded in Head

/ R2m:. Dec. 29.--FirinS on F';une
iy the EcaIiar hloekading force vii!
he suspended. il was decided al Il con-
feren2e il A'obazia yesterday. accord.
;rE 70 atv;ceS received here
The suspension was requested by
tn. G;:rccror Of national defense at
!'-iume and tha Mayor Of the city, who
nc. G.sneral Ferrario, commander of
The b ocka.iing force, 20 discuss ths
possibility Of ending haSt;i;ties.
A. conference this morning the
1ne-al informed the delegates that
pouiparie~s were impossible without
prior recognition Of the Treaty of Ra-
pa:lo. Such recognition having NOT
beer gwen, the delegates decided TO
r1;urn to F'iunle 70 discuss the mat.
ter aG4 asked for another meeting.
They ah>o requested Il suspension of
IN. firing. which was granted.
pre-D'Annunzio demonstrations,
same nf winch have resulted in DIS
rurranrcS, nave been held in al the
..r.:. cCaterS 0f ltaTty. Shops every
wh>:c have been shut UP. On their
doors are posters reading CLOSED rs
Il <i-n Of national mournin-' Flags
a!*o have been faf-mastcd.
IT, Milan. Genca. Spez'a and Bolog-
ia The policc were compelled to inter.
ssrr 10 restore order. No serious in
r;j$ar.>, however. have ',ccn reported,
athou.il two persons were wounded
h Tnr3E.
the executive committee Of the
Milan NationaM>ts has passed resolu-
l:sion> pleigrg the Nationalists to
immediately rise up against the Gov
,rnmcrt. which, alone is responsible
for the, crime ; penetrated against
!'.umc.
Tric~.". Dee. 29.--News confirming
.1,no..tts that Gabrielle d'Annunzio, the
italian insur~ent leader at Fiume. had
i,cen wounded in the recent fighting
D.,ween rhc .eg;onarics and General
Cav;r?ia'S regular troops, was rcceiF-
ID here today. No details were given,
however.
The ,iic:strr was struck in the heal
* a p:ere cf shell while conHer>in2
N tho ralace. hu; the wound WAS
si:-1l-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Robbers, to Start 1927
Rieht Keen en- Rubbing

N.w York. Dec. 2?.--nol'ce Com
missioner Euright las; week as2riir
c,l rhc crime wave to ne d"sirc of
handit> ro buy Christmas presents tor
heir @..rs. Wien detectives yeS,er.
day N, s;;caod two alleged burglars
rs 10 Their reaean fer Sealing they
replied:
W war.'"l money 10 srsrt the
New Icar right"
The prisoners who range III th'>
chang. on Mr. EHri%f::'s eyp.ana:K,
nf holiday crime were Frank Anhrer
ora. twc~.y-on" years old. Ct IL
We<t. Hous:on Strccr, and Carn.e
Ral,binp, twrnty-oEc. Of Az We>'
BroaC'wty.
Detectives 0'Cnmnsn and Mah:rcy.
cf the Mc:ccr Street station ares
"a them early Yesterday after, they
allcgc they watched them carry doth.
;nr worth $1,000 from III loft cf Ben.
iamin Car!rulSky, at III Blcecke'
Street lead lt-;., wagon and take j
:, house n 2O5 Wooster Stract
MaeiS.,ate Levine, in cffcrsnn Mar
be- Court he! each in $1,000 bail for
ne grand jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
DEATH OF MIR. JENKINS,

Oswell Jenkins, aged IS years, died
suddenly on December "a, at, his
home at Comorn, King. George coun-
ty. He was the only brother of Mrs.
Fannie Dudley, of North Royal
street, this city. ard is-survived by
the following children; Mrs. Blanche
Harris, Mrs. Horace Inscoe, Saul
Jenkins and Richard jenkins, OF
Washington, D. c.. Leslie Jenkins, OF
Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Maggie Coakley
and Webster jenkins, fixing George
County.
MIR. Jenkins was highly respect
cd farmer of King George County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
SENATORS TOLD
HARDING s STAND
Daugherty Assures Leaders
Treaty Will Not be
Resubmitted
CONFERENCE HELD
Lodge and Knox Discuss Peace Treaty
With Observation-Disclosures for
New Deal

Washington. Dec 29.-Assuranct
was given Republican Senate leaders
today by Harry VI. Daugherty, per-
sonal emissary of President elect
Harding, that the Versailles Treaty
will not be resu:,mitt-d to the Senate
| h: the new administration.
Mr. DaugheNy conferred at length
! with Senator Lodge the majority lead
or eff the Senate and chairman of the
: Foreign Relations Committee; Sen
ator Knox. of Pennsylvania, former
! Secretary Of State; Senator Bran;!e
gee. of Connecticut, and Senator New
j Of Indiana, and il is said, made the
position of the Presiden:-clact clear
upon this port.
The conference. It was stated.
brought about two important results:
FirSt-It allaycd the growing un-
rest and uncasiness among the Sen
ate ''Irreconcilables" caused by persis
.crt reports frcm Marion that Sen
ator Harding was considering the ad-
Visibility Of resuhmitting the Yer
sa;les Treaty. with reservations broad
enough TO protect American interests.
It left them fairly convinced that Mr.
Harding has no intention Of trying
20 re. the Versailles Treaty ratified.
even with the broadcst reservations.
Second-It enabled Mr.. Daurherty
20 carry back to Marion denial tina;
the ''irreconcilable" opposition 10 the
treaty was coliapsine and that the
"bitterenders'' might he willing to
listen TO compromise talk. The Sen
a.ors present at the conference mad"
/ plain to Mr.. Daugherty. it is un-
derstood, that if the Prcsident-elect
sen. the treaty back to the Senate in
any form he would do so at the peril
of precipitat;ng 4 bitter party fight
al the very outset Of his Admin;stra-
ton.
Mr.. Daurherty. It was stated, assur
ed the Senator's that he President
clact must have been misunderstood
~ some of his visitors if the impress
sion had gone out that he intcrled re-
vivine the Versailles treaty. Mr..
Harding, he said, interprets the cleo
ten returns as a reputation Of the
treaty by the American pccp'e and
stand squarely on his statement made
several days after tn" election that
the League was dead.
Continued on Page Four)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Virginia "Drys" Evidence Stolen

Richmond. Va, Dec. 29.-All "evi-
dence" seized by Federal prohibition:
agents in Virginia during the last
year has been stolen. The agents ad-
mitted yesterday before Fedora
Judge Waadill that the rooms in the
Federal building, where the contra
band liquor was stored had oeen twice
looted by thieves. and the Court or.
dcred that in future seized liquor
must be turned over to the United
States Marshal for safekeeping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
100 Years Old
{. G. Smoot & Sons. Tanners. Cclc-
brate Centennial

brate Centcnnlal
c. c. Smoot and Sons Company
tanners. which firm is celebrating its
centennial today is sending its rHany
customers throughout the United
States a souvenir in the shape of a
pocket knife,
When the house of c. c. Smoot &
Sons Co.. was founded May 8, 1920
the 5th president. James Monroe, was
in the White House: there were but
% States in the Union--none West
Of the Mississippi River: transporta-
ton was by coach. carriage or horse
back: communication by letters writ
ten lcng hand. Thera were ro rail
roads no telegraph; no telephones;
70 typcwritcrs.
The century which i passed has
witnessed startling changes ard ,.adi.
cal l:rogress-in tanning, as in al
lines oi industry.
This company takes pride IN Tho
feat that during its long history i
has ever maintained its product rpol
the highest plane of efficiency ant
value and is business upon polio!
of sc,upulous Integrity.
This company maintains office
here ard its tannery is located a
i'Ecrtn W:lksboro. y. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Alleged tStor Bandit
Held in Philadelphia

Philadelphia. Dec. 29.-A man who
gave his name as Carl Wchner. 81
years old. of New York, alleged to be
one CT the three gunner who commit
ted robbery on the scond floor Of
the Hotel Astor three weeks ago.
was arrested last night at Ninth and
Market Streets by Detective Still
man of the Central Office.
Wchncr- was taken into custody aft
ter Captain Souder chief of detectives
had received tip" that the man
would be in that neighborhood shortly
after & O'clock, Stillman had a dcserip
ton ana photograph Of the alleged
bandit.
Detectives Flahcrty Of New York
arrived at headquarters a; the same
time that Stillman brought in his
prisoner. Wehner admitted his ;dan-
tity, but denied that he had taken part
in the robbery. He will fight extra
d:t;on.
Wehncr. the police say, served az
eighteen month prison term in Co.
lumbus, Ohio. under the name Of
Charles Wilson. He came TO this city
shorty after the crime accompanied
by Two men and two women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Athletic Meet
indoor Affair cf Sabbath Schools
Tomorrow Afternoon at
ArmOrN

Entries for the Sunday Schoo. in
door athletic meet to be held NJ the
.Armmy tomorrow afternoon arc
coming in from all over the district,
The Y. NJ. c A. renorts. The Sun
day Schools of Fairfax and Airing
ton county and Alexandria city are
included in the district and the youn"
people of the district will furnish q
large list of entries.
The meet is for young people from;
l6 to 81 whoSare actual attendants Of
some Sunday School and recognition
! to he given each individual winner
and banners 20 to thu schools win
ming the highest number OF points.
These banners are kept by tn" school
until lost in the rext meet The ath-
lctic meet is to begin in the Armor,
1t 3 o'clock in the afternoon and is
free tc the public. Both young men
and Young ladies will compete.
At The close of the meet banquet
will fc held in the Westminster
building for the young people CON-
netinu and those interested il the
DEVELOPMENT Of what IS known as
congressional work in tho Sunday
schools. for young prople. Mrs
Cora NJ. Israel. OF Fairfax. is the
state superintendent of this work
and she will be present .: the meet
. ard banquet. The barc"cs will be.
gin Il I o'clock ~. ISL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Two Lava Streams. Quarter-Alilc
Wide. Flow From kilauca

Hilo T. IT,, Dee. 29.-Two lava
streams, each a quarter Of mile
wide are flowing from Kilauea vol
cano after several weeks of steady
rise of the lava pit. according TO re-
ports from the volcano observatory
Yesterday
The overflow is through crack
made by eruptions of 1868 about 500
feet above the main pit where lava
fountains have been playin~ spec
tacElar,y for weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
THREE MILLION FIRE
LOSS IN WILMINGTON

Wilmington. Del, Dee. 29.--con-
slagra,ion menaced this city last
night when fire :efs mysterious Or
gin caused losses which may total
'hre" million dollars, prevented en-.
,loymert Of 500 jobless persons and
made hundreds homeless.
The blaze which destroyed eleven
'niildinye. one of them newly erected.
belonging to the Wilmington rea,her
Company. one Of the largest morocco
,oncorrs in the East. and wiped out
! row ~ dwellings, in the rear Of The
Dlant, was rhe most destructive in the
history Of Wilmington. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
TOLD TO SHOOT TO KILL
Toledo Police Ordered to Arrest Every,
Suspicious Character

Toledo. Ohio, Dec. 29.--:More than
a score Gf plain rl2tkcs pol:cemer
were sc":. out last nigh: With in
st:uc.ionS to arrest every suspicious
character found and 20 sh3ot to kill
If necessary.
the order issued by George r.
Grcenhalgh, Director Of Public Safely
followed week Of hott$ups and rob
neries in which number Of citizens
were severely beaten by footpadS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Special Grand Jury
Ten Gases to he Presented January
10.

4 special grand jury has been
4 mmoned for January 10 at eleven
,'rlocE; IN the corporation court to
casi1cr about ten cases that will te
,vasr-tct fer its consideration.
S4."oral Of the cases are for alleged
,;ola:.nr~ Of rhe prohibition laws and
,thar alleged intractiGps riga tdin3
he prohibition law.
The Jury summoned is composed
i Silas DeverS. J. Brooke Carter,
Clarcrca Parker. J. G. La Porte, A.
T. Peak, r. +. knight ard John n.
Trimyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
K. OF c. Dance
New Years Eve at Elks Hall Prom
ises &c be ZIG Success

Uses tc be Big Success
The Fourth ncgre" darce on next
Friday. lN"w Years Evcl. at the
Els will b:ed!y prove the biz
rest and most successful affair held
n years. The ball which vii! be a
formal one. has So many attractive
features in connection with the fact
that Il VIII be held on New Years
Eve.
That a big crowd of not only X c..
members but their friends as well
arc expected TO usher in the new
ycar.
Hu~hcs' famous \. +. F.. orchc<-
ira which was engaged MANY weeks
ago. will prove an added attraction.
This orchestra is unouestionahly the
finest that has appeared in Alexan-
dria in years.
Invitations can be secured from
members Of the Knights and must be
presented mt the door to gain admis-
sion.
A rovrltv prize dance w;ll he. intro.
th,red during the evening for which
20 pri7nS will h4 offered the ]ad:"S
.A;jca rrival featur4 VIII usher III the
new year. Assuring al the best and
most ENJOYABLE affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
NAME Of BRITAIN
STENCIL To WORLD
Labor Commission That In
vestigated Ireland So
Reports
HONOR COMPROMISED
Beating Of Women Not The Worst
Said Against The Crowns Forces
Operating in Ireland.

Lor.:.u. Dee 29.-Tnr Labor C.m.
mission which recently investigate
/ affairs in Ireland it became known
! yt,s. erday, in it final report declares
"a thing is being done in the name
iof Great Britain which must make her
rame s.::nk in the nostnls Of the
;wholc world. The hcnor of our people
has been srave!y compromised
The commission charges thc Crcwn
forces, among other things, with burn
ings, destruction, lootin" and fog@;n.
Regarding the governments re-
spons;b:!ity for rcpriSals the commis-
sicn states:
"W edo not believe the government
directly or definitely inspired rcpr
S;,ls and v;cIcacc hGt, while Il has per
functorily denied certain occurrences
which are beyond doubt. it has asSo-
ciated ASelf with and defended crime
committed by the Crown forces in
ireland. Blame for the present Situa-
tion does not rest primarily with the
members of the Crcwn forces, ou;
with the government.
Among the points in the commits
SONS report are the following:
Even if only II t:thc of the fires
which admittedly have occurred IN
many par,s of Ireland during the past
few months were caused by govern
mcnt agents. the case against the
forces cf the Crown ard the govern
mcnt would, in our judgment. be ami
rfy-prSred. -.-,
There are 80 many undouhspd cases
of locting and theft that the commits
sion mus. aid these crimes to those
Of hurn.r. and destruction. Many
cases of beating and. ether forms Of
punishment came 10 our roticc, Scme
Of which we were able 10 investigate.
/, IN snne. places there has been a
scod deal Of flogging Of the people.
Rough and brutal treatment of
women Is ~ no means the wcrSc that
has Ia he said againSt men in the
service cf the British crown.
"Ffna! solution Of n" Irish problem
will not be found in a'p"iicy o. v!o-
lrrcc and vcnrrarcc It viii have 10 be
found along the ines Of ccrc!i:atior
and consent by Il more enlightened
method Ct re@otia;jon.'
Dublin. Dec. 29.-CourtteSs Gcor-
gina Markiev;cz, who was tried by =
cou1.t-martia! on a charge nf c~aspi-
racy TO organize 4 scd::icus society
was yesterday sentenced to two years
at hard labor in prison.
The specific allegation against he!
was tha. between January, 1918, ami
Scritcnoer. 1920, she had plotted tc
organize a "fianna Eirianr" This or
g'anization has been charged wiki the
conspiracy 70 murder military poke"
anI with unlawful drilling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
Cardinal G;hhc.'$ Condition
Reported Still lmnrorsng

= Ral;;mGrr Dec. 29.-Cqntinucd i'm.
,r.ovcmrrt in Cardinal Giuh0n'.; con
.ii,;cn was reported yesterday Ifron!
uri"r NILS. Nd. where y is stay
.;n% Z, the l;osnc Of: Robert T. Shrir"1
Mr.. Shrivrr said the i" ",Ca:dinal aaa
has I'd Il comfortable night and az
p"arca much rested. lie was bright
end hrcriu!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
ANNUAL MEETING

The send annual meeting OF the
shareholders Of the German Co-Ope-
rativc Building Association No. 5, oi
.N,xandria, Va. viii be held January
l".h 1921 at 40 y. NJ, at their of.
ticc. 526 King street.
,N-STUs, SCHNEIDER, Secretary
@0S-llt. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
SANITARY FISH MARX Fl

VIII have for tomorrow and FRIDAY
fresh herrinr. steak halihut. pollock
i,ack bass, .Jersc v-rou:. lar"@ Lynn
haven Pay. and C6aa River Oysters.
CITY Market. Plr"ns 735. J. Fl. ROB-
HNSON. Proprietor. :.09-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY

Will have on sale tomorrow and
aa!ance OF week fresh herring, tirst
"f the season. Have also RECEIVED
25O bushels of oysters from Cur1co--
nan Creek. 6, H. ZIAEMERHAS,
Proprietor. Phone 1913. 3Ns-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
TREAT FOR EMPLOYEES
At BFNDHElM'S STORE

In recognition "f their faithful and
efficient services during the past year
the cn!pyolecs of Banihe'm.''
Mr. irwin n:cncr proprietor, were
given a thcater party to kcith'> IasE
night. The trip was made in automo.
b:lcS. Aftcrward the employees were
treated to refreshments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Alexandria. Va. lcr. % 800
At mcetin~ # the Board of Di-
rc"tors hald this day. ;he regular
scni-annua! dividend Il seven pei
4e"t vas declared pavaA!r ~ OF
after January |. 1921.
George +. Warfcld. Cashier
309-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
III Ed

remains cf ED
WARD THOMAS WINDSOR Of
New York who was kiilel IN l'rarce
WI ne buried from the chspe! Of
Il. Wh"a:!ey. THURSDAY - l.3o p.
m.. lrterment a. Arlington NatiDn-
! al Cemetery. He was the 81: Of
Mr.. anu Mrs. Edward Windsor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dance To- be given under auspices
cf Elks. FlkS and their friends invited
Elks' Auditorium. Wednesday night.
December 90: Tickets. gentlemen,
Sl.a0. 3GS-2e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29
NOTICE

will not b" resnopsihle for any
bills contracted by anyone other than
myself. = -
%0a-1p. Z. T. Aylor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-29

WANTED-Ccol;. Apply at %, y.
w. .hinr;on Street. %(:0-3c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-07

Six days shalt thou labour and do
all THY work:
But the seventh day is the sab
bath OF the Lord thy God: In II
thou shalt not do any owrk, thou,
nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy
manservant, nor thy maidservanlt,
nor the cattle, nor thy stranger that
is within thy gates.
For in six days the Lord made
heaven and earth, the sea, and all
that in them is, and rested the sew
enth day: wherefore the Lord bless
ed the sabbath day, and lhallowed 1t.
Honour thy father and thy moth
er: that thy days may be long upon
the land which the Lord thy God
giveIl thee.
Thou shalt not kill.
Thou shalt Not commit adultery.
Thou shalt not steal.
Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbour.
Thou shalt not covet thy neigh
bours house, thou shalt not covet
thy neighbours wife. nor his man
servant, nor his maidservant, nor
his OK, nor his ass, nor anything that
is thy neighbours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-07
GORE rs CONDEMNED.

The state Democratic conven-
tion took occasion to commend
Senator Owen and all the party s
representatives In the lower
house but, without mentioning
his name, made clear its disap-
proval of Senator Gore. So
pointed is the language of the
resolutions that even Mr.. Gore,
with all his masterful arts Of So
phistry, can scarcely misconstrue
it in a manner 10 extract a grain
Of comfort.
Following its endorsement OF
Senator Owen, the convention
said:
=" We condemn as undemocrat-
ic, tmpatriotic and un-American
the action of those who during
the progress of the war, obstruct-
ed and delayed and did what
they could to retard and impede
the war program, and who since
the signing of the armistice have
been seeking to pervert the re-
suits of victory, prevent the
adoption of the peace treaty and
destroy the covenant of the
League of Nations.
"The democracy Of Oklahoma
with a blush of shame and a la
ment of sorrow deplores the ac-
tion of its other senator in pur-
suing a policy of obstruction and
in giving aid and comfort to
alien enemies from the inception
of the war even unto the present
hour, and the democracy of Okla
homa most solemnly avows never
to support any candidate whom
speVef Who during the war was
under suspicion of disloyaltv to
our country's great cause. .