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The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Just as the Germans were
NOT FOR HOME
CONSUMPTION.

Just the Gernans We're
NOT FOR HOME skilful in spreading treason
CONSUMPTION and sedtion of the Red sort
in other countries, SO they
are displaying great ability in the suppression OF
doctrines of that sort, in the Fatherland In war
time the passage of anarchist literature" through
Germany was allowed only ..n bond" or unbrcken
packages. The socalled Republic is as careful as
the Empire used to be.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Ninety per cent OF the people of Hungary are re-
ported to want king But 100 per cent of the Iunra
rians appear to want something to eat-Lousve
Post.
There is better against Shakespeare's Shylock
doubt. than against any other OF his characters
Stl, II racial lines TO be drawn the study or
presentation OF dramatic masterpieces whether
of trouble and many a work of genius is going
to be neglected or manged beyond recognition -
Greenvillc (s. Co News.
Were Capitalism DESTROYED bv fire and sword 8,
would rise againas Il is rising In Russia though u
call itself Bolshevlsm.-Columbia Is. C.) state.
Mr.. Bryan has at least this qualification nc
quit the Cabinet in 1915 and escapes RESPONSE
bty for what has been done since-Toronto Mail and
Empire.
n was hsppy-go-lucky Rip Van Wrinkle who lanented
that when We die We $50 soon forgot" but there
exceptions TO the rule one of them the late
Theodore Roosevelt. The anniversary OF his death
finis his memory being kept green in all parts of
the United States, IL in the world-Philadeiphia
Inquirer.
Or. Abbott VAS eightyfour years old tho other day.
lie passed his birthday at his des looking bacl,
over the way he had run. but looking ahead as ono
whose heart IS ever y,ung whose mind is open
receive new ideas or Old ideas in fresh dress. To him
tradition Is not fetish, but something from which to
take reckoning for the course of the futurc.Minne-
apolis Tribune.
why Is all Europe dancing so deriously, fcverishly
and spending money so wildly as II does? Is II for
joy natural reaction from the strain and gloom OF
war; and does this explain II wholly ?--Rochester
Post-Express.
. wouldn't Sub-Rosa" be good name for the baby
girl who was born IN the New York subway on New
Years Dayg-Daltimore star.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Newport.

Newport.
Women OF society will give a Mardi
Gras fancy dress ball February II at the
headquarters of the American Legion in
Mill street for the benefit of the Seamen's 8
Institute OF Newport. The committee in
cludes Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster,
chairman; Mines. Daniel B. Nearing.
Charles l.. Hussey, HarUld Brown, w.
Woodward Phelps, Reginald Norman,
Alexander James. Livingston Hunt and
Miss Lily Barret Knut.
On next Saturday at the Civic League
House the fourth in the series of small
and early dances will be given by officers
of the Army. Navy and Marine Corps and
their wives. Those receiving will be Mrs.
Douglas Z. Dismukes, Mrs. J. r. p.
Pringle, Mrs. Dewitt c. Webb, Mrs.
Halsey Powell and Mrs. Benyard 3.
,Wygant.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William S.
Sims are in New York. The former will
go on to Washington.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

North of Sandy Hook to Hatteras-
Diminishing northwest to north winds
with fair weather.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

was to have been in the wedding party,
has been compelled to withdraw. Captain
Glen and his bride will go in the spring to
his new post in Tokyo.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
As Others See Passing Events.

Ninety per cent OF the people of Hungary are re-
ported to want king. But 100 per cent of the unga
rians appear to want something to eat-Lousve
Post.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
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rURoPEAN EDITION.

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Price Paris20 ceptimes DAILY and n, p,nce,
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The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Were capitalism" destroyed by fire and sword Il
would rise again-as II is rising in Russia, though IL
call itself Boshevlsm.--Columbia (s C) state
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
JUST AT THE
RIGHT MOMENT.

investigated on the spot
by Congressional committee consisting of three
Senators and three Representatives 1t is said that
the place is very delightful at this season Of the
year Besides. Mt least six of our lawmakers are
in need Of a rest and change
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Needs OF our comparative
~ new possessions, the
Virgin Islands, arc to be
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Mr.. Bryan has at least this ouafication-that no
quit the Cabinet In 1915 and so escapes all RESPONSE
bty for what has been done since-Toronto Mail and
Empire.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri enter
tanned at dinner last night in their home
for the Italian Ambassador and Baron
essa Avezzano.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., will
give dinner tonight in her home for Miss
Muriel Vanderbilt
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
TO REBUILD DORMlTORY.

New York City. Jan. ~. 1890.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Miss Jane Story and her fiance. Captain
Il. r. Glen. OF the British Embassy. were
entertained at dinner last night by Mr..
and Mrs. George Garrett. Tonight Miss
Margaret Harding will have a dinner and
dance for them in the Purple Iris tea
house. Miss Corneia Vanderbilt, who
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twombly will have
a large dinner party at her home on jan
uary 23
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07

Unable to do their share OF the rough:
ing. tho Old Gold and Blue quintet OF
WHALING High school. went down I" DC,
feaE before the teamwork or 6e"AtLs
High last evening NJ the Grave! H"'
gym. BY a score of - to 20.
The game was hard fought through
out, and the cnt'rH Nhe'i'ns teS''
should Re commended on their Eam'
hght. When the two teams IneI up
for the whistle. the Wheeling lads loon
ponents. but they overcome this diSad'
Vantage. somewhat. by speed.
The frst halS ended with the scor" a
l4-l4 tie. after twenty minutes "i ha,I
second half. Rrlnkman Tut Wheeling m
To tho lead with foul goal. out 'hIS
lasted FOR only minute. kigorc' thS
lanky center for Rsllaire tossed goa.
from the flcld. Brinkman again tS''
tho score by another foul During m"
SoS, Gve minutes Of play with the Sc"r"
1915. UlrIch replaced BYRD ~ 'NnlC"
and quickly tossed q goal from the nciHr
\ minute later he tied the score MtIh
another basket. But az this stage OF Ih,
game, Il was plain that INC heeiths
Sovs we're firing fast. Watkins replac-
GA SIyitz. but by a goal made by McDer-
mont and ono by Kllgorc. Bellair"
emerged YtCtors.
Brtnkman played fne game AZ FOR
ward. scoring twelve OF his roam y
points while the work OF BuetcEt an"
Steinbicker at guard was good ttriCh'
during the few minutes ne was IN 'hS
game put up q great exhibition ana II
IL nroba Bile that he will be givcn good
chance at the center position.
GIRLS GAME.
Due 10 the wonderful guarding oI
Misses Wylie and Stcinoickcr and tho
offensive work ot Captain Broverman
for Wheeling. the Old Gold and Blu"
girls were able TO defeat the seNtettr
OF Bellaire High. 2S-el.
Miss Broverman was the whole team
In the scoring. making twenty-six OF tho
teams total points. After making -FOUR
personal fouls. Miss Broverman was
chased out OF the game. being replace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

can secure from your own druggist.
Fifty years ago s. s. S. was discovered
and given TO suffering mankind. During
this period 1t has proven its remarkable
remedial properties and has relieved
thousands OF cases OF disease caused by
poor blood. You can be relieved. but
you must take S. s. S. Take it II only
pimples appear. for they denote bad
blood. and may DC followed by the suf-
ferings from tortur!ng skin erupttons.
Therefore be sure. Don't take chances.
don't use lotions. II yours Is a speciai
case write for expert medical advice.
Address Medical Director. 25S Swift Lab
oratory. Atlanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
C|NCy FIGHT FANS
HERE TO SEE BOUT
Great Interest is Being Taken in The
Stswart-Sandow Fight To Be
Staged Here Soon

The night fans OF Cincinnati ar" COM
ing ont strong for "iVunG' l'HN"y san
dow who tights Goo" Stewart h'''
Monday, February 10th. saying ne IN.
vtuuat! boy showed better III tn" ri"I
during 1919 imam any other hoy h'S
weight IN the game. Sand"w ensag,"
IN twentythreo nights, won seven "H
the n q. route: won three my rettf'" :
decision; two were draws. received ten
newspaper decisions and wen ono scrap
ON a foul This Is some record. Is
reclally So when one stops and considers
that this boy has been fa"'nE the very
best in tho l@2 pound class
Goo" Stewart. having l'r'| Sahn"W
before knows just how tuaGh TINS boy
Is and realizes that he - gong 10 haNc
Il real scrap on his hands from the zap
of the first gong. SInd0W has been go
ing "A great pur" in pctrrlt where NJ
has. beaten every hoy IA" has g"n'
@cr!u~r ami thr truS Of that "ltN ,hr''
,yllr about h.m. S'rW3r; = working Xix"
q hr-\rr AMI when he faces Sand"W on
the. ,.ycuiu. Of the 10th. III" followers
Of tia. m!it game in this section ar"
lu!uS I" SEQ their faNorltc IN the best
shape Of his career.
ro hoy III IL" uEhiIUE gam" has Il thing
nn hm and he sur" Is going |" hc right
tor tins 'rai
"Hl.lN" Williams Wi take on his first
ou, of town apponcuI when he faces
sammy Young. the little Pittsburgh
bantam. Young has assisted un WILL
ANS romiIE III under IL and B!iIy say =
he won weigh over. II, pounds at :"
u'ciork This scrap : going tu II" SUI
saI!Oual aS iTttShurEhrrS say they can |
light too fast for Nulng and TIA" Wheel
iuI aud uNcr-thr-rlNcr Cans Ar" haCEtiE
Williams to win.
There Will he two other -four round
bouts. one OF which viii probably bring
"Wid" Collev the Wcllsburc boy VINO
showed so good against frankie RITZ
and Cyclone" Miller. the Moundsvillc
tornado Tho fans Will get plenty OF
action in this affair as these boys arc
ali good srrappcrS Of tho give ami TAX"
variety. Tho other four rounds Will br
announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
wheeling HIGH BOYS LOST
WHILE GIRLS Won: SCORE 1921

RED AND BLACK QUINTET OF BELLAlRE AGA AN
PROVED VICTORIOUS OVER WHEELING
HIGH-OLD GOLD AND BLUE GIRLS AVENG-
ED THE DEFEAT OF LAST YEAR BY 28.2l
VICTORY - GUARDING OF STEINBECKER
AND WYLIE GOOD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Y,W,C.A,VS.NOrn1a| Team

This evening the fast Y. w. G. A.
basketball team will meet the Normal
Teachers team Of Wheeling. TIL" Nor
nal team is what might he termed an
'all.star' team as il is composed al
girls who thoroughly understand the
game and also teach II In our sgho"l''
some Of the girls who will be seen play
ING for the Normal team arc: Misses
Rcntc. captain. Reed. Rice. Monroe.
Bauer and Taylor. former captain AMI
star forward OF tho W. H. :. team. WITH
such team as their opponts II -
enough 10 say that the ~" team Will
have to work hard to win.
The girls OF the Y. NJ. team realize
that they arc going 10 met fast team
and are working hard. Their coach IL
using every effort TO have her team in
fine shape and when Mr.. Borham blows
the whistle Saturday night regular
game OF basketball Is promised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
FRESHMEN WON

Srecial To The lntelligenCcr .rn,
FAIRMONT. w. Va t"'' cl,n'
,yest Virginia University freshmen
onened ,heir tour through tho central
va, va. rotrmont High School five, 3? to ~
Vest Virginia got behind n landslide nj
rrickctt. and had Ia walk Tour mites u
a street car 70 get mere IN '.'u' P%I
a.. gamc Funk was tn" star or tn
visi,fnp five, with Hill playing n sehSa'
tionai game for Fairmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
.BELLAIRE HIGH AT
mound CITY TONIGHT

The Red and Black basketball teams
of Bellaire vii meet the floor teams of
Moundsville High this evening on the
Noundsville floor. This will be the sec
ond meeting Of the season for these two
teams. In the initial clash the Bellaire
boys and girls defeated Moundsr!lle by
expect to turn tho trick this evening.
McSwain. the star, forward for
MoundSville. who has been i'll for the
past two weeks. win probably be in the
lineup this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
TRIADELpHiA HIGH
WON AND LOST TO
MOUNDSVILLE HIGH

~ rr,odcIrhia District High school
," L,S, I, ,hc Orang. and Black
m,r .J Nnuudsvrll" High last evening
81 the. v hrrliug lark CASINO ny H'"r'
Of "%.lJ, whit" the M"unuS' ~ gus
last To- rriadrlphru ScNtCttc, 1873.
Summary?
Boys Game: -
MoundsNIllc -. IF'""''i'''" I,,o
Mercer ...........'''' ''''''''.'' W
Forward
Forward
M"urc o. ...-...-' ''''''''
center ,,.,-., 49,,
Guard
Suhstitutions: Kcllar for O'Brien;
Mcclellan for Poe.
,'Irld goals: Ia(tcrty. .: WOODBURY.,
g. No,r,. |: Folmar. :; smith, /.
Foul goals: Ryan. "ui 81 4. WOOD
burn. IL cut Of Is; Kcllar. out or u
Poe. > out Of i.
Nloundsv!Ilr--S Philadelphia
Miss Euttomc ......... Miss V. Beck
Forward
Miss burgess " Mss E.kcy
Forward
Mss buchanan 49,. 800. MISS Terrell
Center
Miss Levy ............. Miss Winters
Side Center
Miss COfhcld ........... MISS stewart
Guard
Miss Cummns .......... Miss X. Beck
Guard
Field goals: Burgess. 5: V. Beck. s.;
Tcrrall. !: Eikry. /.
Foul goals: Bottomc. out OF :; V.
Beck. out Of :; EIkcy. out Of I.
Referee: Woods. w. IL. S.
Times OF halves: Twenty minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
M'CONKEYS TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

A meeting Of the McConkcy baseball
team has been called for WcdncSday
evening. February II. AT No. ~ SIN
tccnIh street. All members are re-
uucstcd to be on hand at this time as
the captain and manager OF the team
for the coming year will he elected The
McConkcys HAY" some very good ma
terial 10 start with this season and II Is
thought that they will have one or ~"
hest and fastest base ball teams IN Ill"
valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Dinner For Dr.. Gibson
Will Prec EIDE Installation Of New Pastor
DIR. Stone Honor Quest.

In honor Of Eov. Samuel Martin Gin
snI. pastor ~ tho First IreshNtcr'Ai
church. who's" installation service Will
take place on Wednesday. February 80.
"A dinner for tn" men nt til" "onEr"Ha-
lion. at which over @nh Will l." seated
~ being arranged 10y tho lndI"" or tn"
CONGREGATION under tho direction or MIS-
Robert j. Reed. WOO Will act ma chair
man The dinner will bc given Mt tho
parish house church hnus" pro" cdtmE tho
installation ser. ir". Rrv. Timothy Ston"
Of C'hi"ag". with whom Rev. Gibson was
affiliated for many years. Will h" the
guest Of honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
CHALLENGE

Tho Vance Juniors would like 70 ar
ranTe FOR A game with the c G. G.
Scouts second team for game for
Monday evening to no played on the
G. e. foor TO arrange for such call
2347-M Wheeling and ask for Thomas,
between tho hours Of five and SIX IN
the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Mrs. W. u. Church. Of Park View, is
rcrovrr'ng from critical illness of
pneumonia Her bt!le sun. Jack VIII"
has been suffering with sever" attack
IF hrunrhItis is also recovering.
Tho many friends Of Miss Maymn
CIousc Of North Main street. who IN
dcrwent n serious operation at the North
Wheeling hospital. last Monday will be
pleased TO learn that she 10 improving
nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07

/ by Miss StvttZ. who was ahle N cage
ono goal during her stay N In" game.
During all III" games played ny
Wheeling this year. the guarding o.
Misses StenhiCker and WEhe mas h"'ll
far above standard. \ better PAR 81
guards would b" hard /" find u th'S
section. Both ar" 90 IN" ath!r'" "Nli''
and can rough tho game. when th"% WISH
With the best If Them.
Boys Game.
wheeling-co. Benatre-25.
SiV:tz ...,.......,...... l.opchiah
Forward
Briakman .............. ....... S0!N'iF
Forward.
BYRD ............... .......'. N"E"re
t"ni"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
3. s. S. Clears Skin OF Eruptions-prtve
Poison Prom the
System.

Get Il fixed in your mind that skin
cruptions. Eczema, burning. itching SKIN.
and all skin diseases arc due entirely 10
impure and infected blood. II the trou-
Bile was on the outside OF the skin. by
simply washing and keeping It clean you
could obtain relief-not even ointments.
lotions and salvCS would be necessary.
Agree with US in this belief and your
trouble can be relieved-you can BE en-
tirely restored TO health. s. s. s. IS
purely vegetable treatment that you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
BRIDGEPORT HIGH
CIRLSLOST: 400

Special 10 The Tntellgenccr.
S'rEUBENNTINE. O., Feb. G.-pu-
uucsne University high Of Pittsburgh.
defeated the Stcuhenville toss"rs to-
night thirty-fOur To lweniy-ninr aIier
tic score had stood tic 2S2S with
only three minutes TO play. call tea,
tursd for the visitors with seven field
goals Brown played stellar ball for
st >ubcnvilr.
,,;ri In ' yhu, nuI RIridgrnort hiGh girls
furty-siX 10 nothing. Summary Of The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07

Suhstitutions-McS %iggan for Wor-
thington +. Wilson for Jones Bronfoes
for Hutlcrly. Piper for G. Wilson. Pm
for Schramm. Field goals-Worthng-
ton 3, Jones :. McSwiggan 2. +. Wilson
4. Fouls Wort hington out OF 4, Jones
- Referee Sward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
KNOW HOW TO WALK?
Ruth Mccoy Says Great Many Girls
Are Ignorant on the Subject
Gives All Tests

CINCINNATI. ohio. June IA
Here's something newt
It's test to show whether girls
walk properly
ff n girl can lift up pencil with
her toes she can walk properly, ac-
oording TO Miss Ruth Mccoy, phys
ical director Of the Young Women's
Christian Association.
Lifting n pencil with the toes
the toes pressing the pencil against
the ball Of the foot--shows that the
owner Of those toes walks properly,
exercising all the muscles and max
ing them strong. says Miss Mccoy.
Demonstrations have convinced
Miss Mccoy that comparatively few
girls can llft up pencil with their
toes because they walk Incorrectly
and wear improper shoes.
A sensible shoe" campaign has
been launched at Hughes High
School here in an effort to Increase
the number Of Cincinnati women
who walk properly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
JACKSON'S HOLE
NO LONGER WILD
Once Retreat Of Refugees
From the Law Now on It's
Good Behavior.
SIX MONTHS ISOLATED
Elects Woman Mayor and
Council and Eliminates
Every Man in Power.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June ia
woman mayor. Mrs. Ornco miller,
now rules IN Jackson. the population
center OF the Jackson's Hole country
which long was famous In fact and
fiction az the resort OF outlaws. cat
tie rustlers. horse thieves and other
bad men OF the west that once was
For what is said to he the first time
In history. thero is not a man In the
city hall Of an American municipal
ity: for a city administration com
posed entirely OF women has been
sworn into office as n result OF the
election In May There is not man
In Jackson's city hall.
jackson is a diminutive city-with
n population Of not quite three hun
dred. Perhaps no other section OF
tho United States is so far Isolated
from the railroads ana from nll-year
traffic. The nearest railway station
Ia rs miles away, and from Novem-
ber until May tho highway to that
station Ia virtually impaBsablo- Sur
rounded by the high mountains In
the range south of Yellowstone Ma
tlonal Park, the residents of Jackson
make little or no attempt to travel
during the winter months.
II was In Jackson's Hole that the
bad men made their last stand
against tho advancing wave Of civ
iligation 80 or 40 years ago. There
they flocked after stealing cattle or
horses or other robberies or hold
ups and banded themselves together
for mutual protection.
Today Jackson, itself, has sur
rendered TO tho feminist movement
and made clean sweep OF every
male officeholder. The only ox-
planation thus far given for tho
ovcrturn comes from the editor OF
the Courier, the city's sole news
paper, who says In his paper: TT
is thought tho novelty OF being tho
fret city on record to be governed
entirely by women helped them to
secure such complete victory" The
editor who was himself n candidate.
accepts the results without repining
but says the women surprised even
themselves by the result.
There was no unusual campaign
Ing, no special issue at stake. nor
was there an unusually heavy vote.
Mrs. Miller defeated Fred Lovejoy
for mayor by vote of Sc to 2S. -Four
women were elected members OF the
city council over four men candi-
dates by about the same relative
vote.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
HEN rs A BoLsUE vIK
ii-iuses ia Produce S;"s. Than Used
for Own Benefit

INDEPENDENCE. Kan. June IL.
F. I. Kcnoyer declares he has dis
covered n case OF sabotage In the
chicken yard. or. he says, It may be
n hens idea OF direct conservation OF
resources, without consideration OF
the market price of eggs. Mr.. Ken
oyer declared that this particular
hon daily flies to the top OF the barn
roof and after resting there a while.
deposits an egg which rolls down
the roof and OF course breaks when
II hits the ground. Then she flies
down ana eats the egg.
This has been going on for some
time" he said" and I believe I final
iy have got n solution. I'm going to
clip her wing"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
For Value Received

OMAHA. NIB. June i2.--R. L..
Reynolds south side live stock COM
mission merchant. who lives outside
the city limits, has sent City Clerk
Hunter n letter inclosing check for
payment OF wheel tax. 81 do not
live in the city" Mr.. Reynolds letter
rends but figure that l use the
streets n good deal and tue money Is
going to a good cause"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
NEGRESS FOND OF BABIES
Had Seven of Her own but Takes
In Twcnty.onc Others.

sPRINGFIELD, H.. June 12--
This city has the prize family raiser
She is Mrs. Katherine Glover. col
ored Although Mrs. Glover has
seven children of her own she took
twenty one others to raise and care
for according to the Springfield Day
Nursery. Fifteen OF the twenty-one
were negro children; five were white
babies and one very small one, a
Mexican infant Mrs. Glover Ia not
woman OF means-she works for
her living and raised the children
because OF her intense love for bah
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