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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
STRIKE: SITUATION
IhPR]VEsIh WEST
ssREsO OF iLLE0Al, sTRiNg on
sELoptsa SERIOUS COMB
TON nv TAE EAST.
LABOR BOARD IS APPOINTED
esrse1s stopsaas VI freight ard P8s
ssnesr Traffic and ciesiaat ~ In
dspfries Threugss Lack cf -
ssntiai ssppIssa

Chicago While the unauthorized
strike Of T4igroad employees which
started 10 Chicago tvo wssks axu with
the waIkcai of TOO s~ttchmen on tAs
OhbcAxo. Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Rail
road appeared gradually 10 bs wanins
tn ths midIIs wsst and the far wsst,
the sltuation Ia the territory east oil
Cleveland took on = more serious ~
pest.
Tia esatsr OF Development in the
~aikout VI Insurgents bad definitely
shifted 10 the east where additions 10
the fRaAs Of the rebel railroad wora
ers had caused q serious stoppags Of
freight and passsager traffic and the
closing nt several Industries depend
oct On the railroads for supplies
TSs situation tn Tbs rhicsgo ysrda
showed a marked improvement ash
rvports trota other large railroad cen
tors 10 the middle sest taasreted that
the crsls ot the strike was past and
thAt strikers ware returning 70 worn
Ia considerable numbers Officers OF
railroad brptterhoods. WHO have baea
fighting ths striae since lis Inception
were coAsdeg, that tbs breaking 10
of the salaoai In the Chicago tern
tory would be followed by a gsamEal
resumption II work Ia other areas
Attorney General Palmer announced
thar the federal government VIII ao'
sh!rA the responsibility in this OF any
other crisis
President Wiison bss named ths
railway board ard this Ia expected TO
hGye 40 rftsrl on the situation
The Illlhoi. Central. tn. Chicago
Milwaukee q 81 raal. the New Yora
Central and other roads reported that
cars were again moving tn tbs switch.
ing yards aud that cnsbalgoes bad
bees partly lifted
The Genera! Managers Association
tsaled that any negotiations were be-
ing carried 90 with the outlaw yard
meas assoc iation and stat~d that no
paIlcy would be entered into uadsr
any circumstances
IA requesting negotiations looklns
towards the eat ot the strike. rresl
dent Ggunaa Of the ysrdmeas asso
cation said contracts the railroad.
have with ths brothnrSopd Of RAii
road Trsinmeu and tho Switchmeu's
t'ntan u North America did not apply
20 membership tn his union Urnuag
aanied that the ssitchmens sriss
was illegal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
PRICE or SUGAR ADVANCED
Asneu~e.d vNx. 10 10 Nos ~ ll~p u
IS cents whorssls, ARD
Ma Go high&r,

New ycrA - The American Sugar
pef nS ca advanced the whole
sale pr,es @. sugar 70 lsis ceHs AID
announced that nniess ;htrA ~ss .
drssp IN The Or 81 raw SUGAR fbF' h"f
Nd anr@s woui4 shortly he ia~vs'ahls
Acrardins e. +. T 0ihsos ~ The
American sugsr Refirlus to'np@ef
rax sugar Iaciadlts ne duty 10 now
sail'aK AZ tg4 r*sts Tbs iowrr price
NJ ~ttasd ssgsr In pnssihln Nr Glib
son sass because thu company ~ nov
selling sugar which vas bought rae
al, 4 much lover figure Rav snEar.
he aid. bad stvAeeed TN cents
p0aad 10 the last mnath
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
TENSE PRESSURE
sIdes Back and Head
P1IIned M Jlsst An the Thne,"
says Mariana Lady. VINO
Took csTsjui and Got Wei.

Unsons1wa. Aias--A After sAs p'rsh %
,ny bah5. | came nssr dysas@ writes
Mr. Made Ysits, OF Untonts~n. Il
waa III On sStai condition 49,. II
TUT looked HE ! weaid dis.
Il couldn't bear anyone 10 evrn
tcneh noe. yss 10 sors. mot even 10
& suru ms In bed. by s'6ss, hack and
I nead NH pained me. inst all the time.
.w@ had the doctor every day and
AZ did everything he knew how. II
Iooksd like. Yet Lay there suffering
#sueh intense palms as seems ! can't
describe.
Finally. ! said to my husband. Tes
DIV try csrdur He went for II al.
oaee. and before I had taken the frs,
bottle tha !. came back. the soreness
began to 90 away. and I began 10
mend. The intense pressure seemed
all al once to ieave my head. and be-
fore long I wa. mp.
II took three bottles and was well
and strong and able 10 do my work.
believed cnsdui saved my life.
! cannot praise II enough FOR What
II aid tar me-"
liz you are O woman. and need
q tonic =
Take Cnrdut. the Woman's Tonlc.
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Eesssrxaend the Vegetable CaatpusiA1 ~
e<A~s ~esssAA Ynn can use these
fssss o. q tkxttnsoalal. "-Nrx N.
TaEAlL ngxgs. lao Arpstua Street..
Lowell MasA
WIS wosn@n win csns2nne IA sasseT m
kong 3 more than We can understand
whoa they can Grad healsA In isydaa ".
hnkhsms Vegetable cemposssai
For forty yxars II h&a been the ssana-
ard rxm~ty fx fsuaxie lila ard has rws
ssas~d sAc health III thcasafsas III women
who Aase h~~n tscablca with such all.
na@ats N dispsscetaensa lnasams.aoss
usssrstsaA. Irregularities etc.
II yco want special advice write 10
Lydia y tSakhAin Medicine Co tconh-
eaatiail l.yvn. Mass f@H hitter will
be epsnsd, rw~d ana answered by =
wesaAn and bali In strict es0dsseace,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
she WEARS NOTHING
FADED AND SHABBY
Dat Diamond Dyes" bsr Old, Apparel
Fresh ard Nes.

Don't VERY about perfect rwsuits
Use "niamNnA nvrS guaranteed ~
give q pew rich faaelsss >oinF 10 any
fabric, Whether u he wuol silk ltnen,
~ ron or mixed gon,ls dresses
h'unses stockings SKIRTS chtidrens
watts feathers --evertthirg
Direction Book In package tells how
~ dlHmsnd dye over any tolnr II
match any material have dealer show
yon "nianona TIVE" rt,inr Cart ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Snsales sonora Cps,eYas hnnsss
ana AL gruperty rt he federal gssstr
rseat n Ns1ieo sers formally seifsd
I'm the rarne Of The "regqh,sc Of 80
nora hare simultaneously wi'h re
,esC' AZ report ~ clash srSw~en
Carrsna soieier, aad Sonora state
troop. a, Gasymas
The report rad Csrranfs soldiers
at GgAyTas were espe3ed from The
,.wn In A ssnrt flsat dar'ng wateh
two Csranra so'4ssrs wsge killed
Sonora ,roops control the entire .t&ts,
accord. IA "a otfi' ia reports.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
MOTHERS

IN YEA saNo YEA can safeguard
zoe ttE8 Az ra spastnasiIc Group ~
seypina NSchvF lleim hsnhsi
II gENe> tns'sn; rsljeg aud IN slsn
the hest thing far All kinds n hurtA
keep Il hardy ard avoid lniIatieeA
TX WV caaaat ze' Il intstly, eshd Nc
sor tuhv. 70 T. " sasaer. Inc. Nsw
Orleans IN AAY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Monroe ia-rncd supplies a.t
n"tr4aes aSssir~H a@re ~sEe saSrtl'
sssr-par6 dropped frcsn Asrglsns 70
81 IA .aris Of Erus. tSe little jacs@z
Fash sarmIn town Which wss + ts-
rats X a tornado wAicA w-srkeS 81
kZt ,so aalla.ags ard ssrs-sly aArs
ASe5 hose
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

T4nndoa "A StccAhe.n GissAfsh 10
the i.onioa Times ssys 'haA s1esfsiss
70 asvit~s r@ceirs< trcEu Rsrsl. ths
Rrssias eUmm%r.th1 G. esatssn To
R.ysl has contracted sslh an Arners
AZ arspcy for The purchase Of Isi 10
crmns1yM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Ser York Chasgss ~ rertaves s~s
tlwoay AID o d>ctorst record Ia ths
trial .. tie I've sssls iists sppsfled
-rVy~n ire Ness YORK tAs~-eiy ara
mae ia sts,%neat isssS~a by me
national sYec give coz H,txes os tss
scesnsst, parry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Accept tuIIfutuia" Syrup ~ Figs
ouly~-leok for the nnme California on
the package, then YOU are sure your
cLld Is having the best ned most hnrm
less physic tor the Hide siemnch liver
aud bowels ,'hiidrrn Love ia fruly
taste. Full directions ou each bottle
You nust say california. "--A iy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
EXCLUDE OFFICERS
FROM THE BONUS
BILL NOW sElNe FRAMED WILL
ApeAr TO ENLISTED
MEN ONLY,
4 DaltAs FOR EACH DAY


wasalastor - tentative selttsr
soeas Ella e&ilSS~ FOG the pasment u
q for sAcs DAYS service 10 spvruxs'
uAr-ly s.ees 9ea Of fhs see, 90, mss
who sarxed daring sAs war. the raaaey
10 ,. Raced by . geseraI sales TAI.
has sssa approved by tbs cash eaaas
sateoasaiftee NJ tbs Hoase Says sai
means eoamiltss
Tha tesal expenditure necessary N
mated q, sixAtly less lhaa sl.tsa..
eoA.e@e. AID present plsss call tor a
sales tax III oasnaIs az ere PER cent.
slthoash the subcommittee 10 await
Ing estimates FROM the Treasury t'e
parturnt Al 10 hat how maaa gocld
lie raised tn this manner
representatives FvrAs~y, N Mt@h4
gaa. Chairman ~ The wags ana niaaHs
eonn lt,rs. said that he expected 10
rtsrSss ss& 'tesasps~s nrvsSssA.5s N}iA
some notifications In tAe House HrNI
we@k He sald he bad rwreited word
that 4 the House pas q Iae es ~tth
81 the nert twn weass stpat1r l%etsa
OF Massachusetts, Republican leader
In ,h@ senate would gas "a ,A~agh
that t-ady BY Juav l'eSesPr tMAay
obstacles srr vet In the wey att y
~ possible that ginsl eaarIo est nay
BE- eelaywd antk after the political
Coz vRn;tons In jane
With The purpose 81 limiting the
bonus only 10 tha,e W. IN sha mate
large 'snaact5 sacrifices eur re the
war the subcommittee hts EXCEEDED
ffo,n It's benefits the III oains
r'N~ses Nvn who served cas- Than 90
davs ard already have received b.
rus ~ 80
All Officers
Regular srrNy men who were n the
srfviss anfor@ the declaration ~ war
Yeomsna,tes sd msa assigned to
IN insirtsl ard shlnyHTd work, where
they received remuneration In addl
taa to The resulst erHty pay a
Men ~he received compensation
f-nn their employers or private bust
ness interests while In The sarviee
tnder Tia sutcom miitee pSsn shs
serVtt man will have 10 ap9'y for
che boaus and make oa' 81 affidavit
that he toes TO, come With this
sbeyc classes
The average torus 10 m paid IL
estimated II see. As the War Depart
rleat has tanrd that the average serv,
80 was 400 DAYS The Savs Depart
me-t has informed the suhcpmm ,t~e
that is shrre soald amount 10 s'Ts,
otH Na aaa the cost Of establishing
a. organization to ray wRe paced NJ
81. beo
The bonus would he paid IN four
i~stAi!mevs sHd 'he TAX collected n
I've sslnc Mariner Smat businesses
having totsl sales Of iesa than 1850
. YEAR we0lf NJ rten,p, from the
s5'es tax ~ woe1d VIE farmers
Th,s lvY wnld rot y. stump tar
hHf al hasisess wUa'd SIMPLY PAY
q hNif ~ ere per ceTt on 'helr
- es every three mna'hs This new
Form ~ trHatins Ia TIVE oniv way 10
~ ~ 'hv "eye 90 for The bp Nv cpu's
Re re- sed 'he svhcom nii,ee has d.
t'tHF @Hog 4 the mpaRurr become law
e. tper&, an ALL he wat Bed care
fu'ly ~ there sasae strong .eau I
rlsHt in Congress for having II ~ /
r arc the excess profit ard scae coa I
tan p'3oH taxes ~han a genn-ai ~ /
vision ~ the revenue laws . made 4
next ya~r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

I,cntcn ~~-l,6fcstio-s tAi ne ccv
s-nmeat wtll er.nly rvsts; ~" f'-s ~
the question q lSae~atSzs BE irish
egrger strikers ~sp the csssVsn- ~
t~Nsts ssArtsa in the 9cv4e n Ca-s
maas =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Parts t'rrr'sts rs,m reiEns
sraaghnut the Ruar basin seccfdtn<
- sret'a, correspondent N 'hs
Hayas Ax~sCy, who has 'aFi ooui
9le,ed trip through the d'ssric.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Actual steam IN tot visible, The
sistssle white yssIor which ID frequent
~ referred fa rs steam Is Ia reality u
cpieeti.sn ~ fine moisture particles
which are furtaed BY the condensation
u true steam.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
cgtieArA Comforts Rah,n skln

WNsa red. rough AMI ttchtnS with boz
Maths ~ Cuticrcs SNsp So! ,auches ~
catteurx Ointment Also rake use
how aud then II that exqais.;sly scent.
"a austsnx powder, Cu'icn~ rslcu-a.
sne Of the 'Ri'sr~nssh,e CNtjtara
Toilet Tria--Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

=" 'o-tSw- Pa Thirty I've tAce
"a -ssr euplcwed Ia tA- tvNtl a.
cVas - <s~ es Of the s1e'iavf
ets.g are de ., . resa.t u r~4)
rc&s s'rEss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

t,uatcnaja wy Many noncomhat.
ants have hAsi kt!tad tn Guatemala
City. phith has neen under shi,l IRE
~ the forces II President Estrada
Cabrera
The eiy Is urdesenied except BY
volunteers armed wta rifles Or
one day thu homtarimaag sAs kep'
up from 10 ncioyA To the norni1t
an,ll 4 O'Clock a, night shells tai
In various parts " the c''y and tbs
casnsltes are believed 80 have been
heavy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

wash rgtns All ~xte?t two - the
htas raen,ved ~ the shjrptry Naayd
"a reNrvary tcr Sanksr cosl wera ~
'efR3 NV ne tsN@rd because et the
a,sh prices quoted,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

M xsxN M>za4kts
hAt6a M ~ very
sszy spallx | sai~
tss~a I'M tARsu ysaxx
and wAk psRa et1y
rissrahae srsA b
frieMa was sessinr
~ 10 w iyaia X
fnk hams were.
table GssaIxaana md
| found ita wandse~
ful ,sa@3ssaaA | csn
naw DO t~ics ~
ussscA work mi l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Berlin CsSF, rc1 F@rretrrff, for
we- g,0-rs. AZ hasTsaor 10 ta~ rsstsc
Rss.ss vii sy7sar again exfp-s tks
second ssrlss zsEtAsy ssi.EAitcs
sczs.- issa6z
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

ErzAaa --- The strike tn irslAti ~
eec: Il r-stsr. In syr,gstsy r.'h Ire
pal1tf-al pr1~pasrs here aa4 ssswhera
vas a Ee1~rai css
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
90MBARD GUATEMALA CITY
Resa'ut enlsts Nave Gslred Control o.
the CRY ard Are Attacked BY
Forces o. President

Washington The long threatened
rSy elatlnA In Gualewaia asa nN Pres
idsat Estrada Catrnra finally has
nsss+~a @sh Reports 10 the State De
gartweut said thr opponents u ,hs
president had gained ,cntrp " Gaater
uaia cry after some street ftGht'rg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
Gar~ar ~~cNrx " ttera~

Rerlta The x';h ava 81 ali Ger
man ,reope NJ ior re tna Ia ,he
SaAr district has Alrnaav b%egn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

SVtre' ttDas a'ter 0}an vas made
at> marx ~ sCgg.rs.s 3 vie Who
makes hiU toe Il,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Tive ysttptsls ~ sstt e -vSa-y'e>' AZ
seraS'-v $50 fss d 4ays ~oSa 10
rsSs'tpei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

tsssettev U nos passive. % ths eNps,
lrsry " . active: Z ~ ceacvatrst~.
rrerxtA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23
TENNESSEE
STATE NEWS
Epents of Interest in
Brief Form For the
Busy Reader.

Nashville Tbs ~hest crop II TEA,
a@ssss il sAowiEk NJ baSiy. an repair
81 by O l.. Morris. tt%la agent. euFsaH
III crop estimates. vita possibly tAe
smallest acreage sO~E in % Ys&rs. A
great Deal Of Tails ass sewa and failed
10 Eegminats. Tho Water ffe@zss @t'h
no SAo~ eorsrfag ard WITH Hesstoa
ny Ia some localities In the earlier
sowisgs the crop has sEnerssd tram
the wtnfss In a very iow condition.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Trezssans.-~a, recent meeting Of
the Carroll eousty board II education
and other special district boards aad
educational leaders u the euaaty. u
sehsdaie wss drawn aa aac passed rec.
ofnnendiag lhai the ecaasy beard aai
distEiet boards aacpt the schedule sax
seaied TOR all teachers IA ths coaHty
for the nez, school year The rvecaa
mrnda;sou calls .or very LIBERAL In,
cruAses,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-23

Nashville ~-- Many NJ the best Mw
yer~ say lie r~cest decision % the
supreme court holding sAat the state
GAG eoaastaiipaal,y lssas = saxfsee
bond applies with s4eai esfert 10 aohas
OF ruuattrs and cities AMI they lass
VITA b3sia-ss meg "a lhe prediction
that before ioHg the people II TrH
a-asns. MAJ be taYs4tiag ia the.r a~n
ASS a r4ytN4
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
Journalists of an Empire Confer.

The Imperial Press Conference which meeting the
capital city will have less than
nsts OF Great Britain and her Asiatc African and American
present Canada will spare their
naturally will the follow the
Dominion that will have invaluable
values that the
greatly s-conscousness military
sources, and in weighty counsel imperial policies.
BY OF delegate with delegate by serious debate
professional problems and by capitalization OF opinion
the Fourth Estate mind problems of this
will naugh but profit British and colonial
trained development of keen scent for significant
them BtOns they by travel and conference will make that
capacity
reflective American journalist but wonder the time
will Washington will gathering of the
when Porto Rico, Cuba Hawaii the Philippines will
with the United States dignity and intelligence the
follows broaden its distinctly national Of
all that his includes We have PanAmcan
of diplomats bankers When
have similar roundup of the publishers
New York and Bueno Aires Washington and Rio de neiro
and Santiago The journalism of Lan-America
intellectual eheh and literary sides of life has much
journalism OF the United
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
Arbitration of Trade Disputes.

For considerable time there has been discussion among
business possible avoiding the endless
Of civil lawsuits that flow through
The efforts of the Chicago Association of Commerce
the arbitration of disputes local business deserve
the hearst commendaon committee appointed trade
arbitration calls the fact that England
commercial dputes-domestic import and settled by
By committee that during the
$4,000 filed the municipal of Chicago
say nothing of the county
Abaon-mutua and volunayobviates undesirable publicity
delay and the danger OF having technical trade
by unfamiliar with them There
why disputes be settled by arbitration leaving to
the settlement of points Of law.
only the Chicago Association OF Commerce the
commercial disputes but provides the machinery for
In address business it is stated
Illinois arbitration and awards provides for
The of the Chicago Association OF Com
OF arbitration under this statute have been
Cook County and by the Municipal
Court Of Chicago"
have done much to further the dis
problems bring together Men who
and who have things COM
drag each other INTO court over
matt which be settled by friendly arbitration
that associations OF commerce may hnd a
the submission OF trade disputes
arbitration under properly worked out rules and safeguards
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
New Sources of Paper Pulp.

from South America that OF white
negotiating Scandinavian mills able
pulp, and the from Alaska of machinery for
be there will not be unwelcome
in country
much than the supply that
thing indicating multiplication from which relief
s welcome.
The mystery to lay the OF applied
the printing business have been able to find
somewhere the of vegetable product material which
will terminate demand of timber that fall
pupmakng mills That the search for such
supply That the of such is
with the possible profits OF discovery he
be made her secret
vegetable growths akin to those out OF
their available, this the lay
critic comprehend
printerpublher he for swift discovery II he
undnuded hills and wales he equally
licous good literature and sound
wstful OF supply FOR
Of books and
of making light take the place OF
darkness and iIiteracy give intelligence
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
THE THE BIBLE
Translated out OF the original
tongues and from the edition
Known as Our Mothers Bible"
Continued from Yesterday.

And thou shalt come unto the
priests the Levites. and unto the
judge that shall be in those days,
and inquire; and they shall shew
thee the sentence of judgment:
10 And thou shalt do according
to the sentence which they OF that
place which the Lord shall choose
shall shew thee; and thou shalt OBJ
serve to do according to all that
they inform thee:
II According to the sentence Of
the law which they shall teach thee,
and according to the judgment
which they shall tell thee. thou
shalt not decline from the sentence
which they shah shew thee. to the
right hand, nor to the left.
II And the man that will do pre-
sumptuoUsly, and will not hearken
unto the priest that standeth to
minister there before the Lord thy
God. or unto the judge, even that
man shall die: and thou shalt put
away the evil from Israel.
13 And all the people shall hear.
and fear, and do no more presumP-
tuously.
IA { When thou art come unto
the land which the Lord thy God
giveth thee, and shalt possess it.
and shart dwell therein. and shalt
say, I will set a king over me. like
as all the nations that are about
me;
Is Thou shalt in any wise set
him king over thee, whom the LORD
thy God shall choose: one from
among thy brethren shalt thou set
king over thee: thou mayest not
set a stranger over thee, which is
not thy brother.
16 But he shall not multiply
horses to himself. nor cause the
| people to return to Egypt, to the
end that he should multiply horses;
forasmuch as the Lord hath said
unto you, Ye shall henceforth re-
turn no more that way.
II Neither shall he multiply
wives to himself, that his heart
turn not away: neither shall he
greatly multiply to himself silver
and gold.
Is And it shall be. when he sit
teth upon the throne of his king
dom, that he shall. write him copy
of this law in a book out of that
which is before the priests the lie,
vites:
10 And it shall be with him, and
he shall read therein all the days
of his life; that he may learn tC
fear the Lord his God. to keep al
the words of this law and these
statutes, to do them:
| 20 That his heart be not lifted
Iup above his brethren, and that ht
turn not aside from the command
lment, to the right hand, or to the
left: to the end that he may pro
long his days in his kingdom, he
and his children, in the midst o.
Israel
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
Richard Spillane Says:

New York has a Bolshevist fac
tory which is in active service ev-
cry summer. 1t is Coney Island,
the greatest seaside resort OF the
world in point of patronage. Or
dinariIy on a summer day 10000
persons go to Coney. A Sunday at
tracts 100000. A holiday draws
500. 900. and sometimes more.
COney Island would be much more
pleasant If the sCows that take the
garbage of the great city out to sea
did not dump so much Of their car
go near the beach. or where the
tide will bring it back to the beach,
but there is no other point on the
ocean front so easy for the tene-
ment population OF New York 10
reach, so Coney Island does not SUI
fer in attendance in consequence.
Must Pay Price.
The ocean belongs to the people,
or is supposed to belong TO them.
Much Of the ocean front at Coney
Island is controlled by private in
dividuals. To battle in the sea you
must hire a bathing suit from them.
The price charged depends on the
tcmperature and the size OF the
crowd. On July it was blistering-
/ lv hot and the crowd was immense.
| The charge went up to 81. 1t has
gone TO 81 or So at other times
when the great city was like fur
mace.
There is a municipal bath at
| Coney Island where bathing suits
rent for 10 cents. This project is
a success financially but il can not
| accommodate 2 per cent Of the mob
/ on a day like the Fourth.
Year after year the persons who
have appropriated the sea front at
this one great ocean breathing spot
/ of the great city gouge the people,
\ the tenement and flst-house people
Of New York, and nothing is done
| to end the wrong.
Makes Class Hatred.
In the Ghettos, in the Little Ita-
| lys, the Little Hungarys, the Little
| Germanys and such of the city, agi-
| tators point to evidence Of this sort,
and the people who have sweltered
| in overcrowded tenements and gone
hopefully to the seaside only to be
denied the privilege of beach OF
bath except at 1extortionate rate
know that the sgitators speak
truthfully in that one Instance
That being so, they accept much II
not all the rest that is said.
! II is stupid IL not criminal to let
the poor of a great city be the prey
of the sharks OF Coney Island. II
makes the work OF Americaniza
tion diff1cult. 1t tends to make class
hatred. 1t is wrong in every phase
but New York never has had a
mayor with enough human sympa-
thy or moral courage to end it