davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
Fred w. Brown In the
Race For City Marshal

Having been collected by a mum.
bes oi my iriends 10 enter the race
Tor City Marshal, I hereby take thl,
means oi announcing Toe the once
and sollci. the vote and influence ol
the volers--bo,h men and women
aud assure you that II you will elect
ms 10 this ofSoe, | will be found al
sll tunes discharg,ns the duties OF
tho Office 10 the best oi my ability.
without lear OF iavor
Again assuring you that your vote
and influence will be greatly appre-
ciatsd. | am.
Yours truly,
FRED W BROWN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
'lEcIoMAIaES, '1EM.SAuu

A meeting oi the Luo,sn Berry
Post. American Legion. i. hereby
called ios Friday night. Aug 3o,h,
At Club Hall. Business Of impor.
tAnce 10 10 be transacted. includlns
the elsction oi delegates to State
Convention al Clarksvills. also 4
delegate to the Nstionsl Convention
q, New Orleans will possibly BE-
named. Don I miss--And bring an
e1 service friend with you. Music,
smokes and speeches
J r Crosby, Post Com der
II \. Talent, Adjutant
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

d meetings SUNDAY, Aug. Nth,
fe14. st li'10 O'Clock. ps.AeAiAs
BY Evanseliss o. 4. co6man. Of
LssfeBcshuIg. = brilliant speaker
on Gospel Themes whom yos'il be
delighted to hssr, Singing to be
conducted by Tommis Nicks. who
cordially iavitss oil bic friends and
public generally 10 ioin In singing
the sweet old songs Of Zion
Public cordially welcomed TO
these services.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

Sauce 10 used 10 create 90 sp.
pstiss os relish lot tke food. The
rish. way 10 10 loci to your d.
ssssion. when you have . good
digestion you sn certain 70 nllsh
yous food. Chamberlsin . Tablets
Improve the digestion. create .
healthy appetite and cssse . gentle
uoyemeut 0i The bowels.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
]. K. Wilsoa Announces
Fer Ctty MarsAal
10 the Voters al Dickson.

To tae Voters d Urcasou,
10 view Of ihs fact that tbe PIE
ssus AsrsAai. J. D. Mh,,~, Ass
given out the sisss ment that be will
not be . eaAdidsss ios election,
and. yielding 10 The sol,eitatioa oi
many irissds. oass myssh - =
candids. ios The cAce ln q u,
nouncins myself as . candidate io'
ths Once oi City Masshsi. ! van,
10 state:
virst-l have served ths town oI
Dickson. hv appointment u the
Hoard of kld~smsh Or tbF pSss slss
ysass night Marshal and ] am
isnilis sisA he laws oi the Town
and have tried 10 uphold same With
psopss iadssmen, ssd dignity
Sscood-That u The voters ol
Dichsoc honor me BY their suasr
age 10 tbs posi,ioa. that will
pledge my wssd and hoaos TO die.
charge the 1utiss oa sane impsrti'
ally, Ny loag service ~ Night
Marshal has given me experiences
that seuips ne TO the tuties oI
n narshsi.
II coaclssioa I van. to say 10
all--both men and women voters
Thst II l AN elected Marshal Sept.
enbss I. will try 10 prove myseli
vosthy Of the trus. repossd IN me
and cordially solicit yous support
Respectfully.
]. X. WILSON.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
Notice TO Cream Producers,

We have opened . cream station
at southslde Hardware CO., and
will buy cream each Wednesday
and Saturday, Bring us your cream
We do no, call u No 3 cream be
cause i, is sour--and you can svt
your check same day you bring in
your cream
Belle Meade Butter Co.
BY Byron Musphres
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
Resolutioas

Whes~as, The great and supssos
Ralsr ol ,hs snivesse hAs In HE n.
Suite wisdom removed isom aoona
rs our beloved Capt. v H. No.
Csuley. and whereas. tbs long and
Intimate relation be has held With
Old Hickory Chapter, q. D. c.
makss i, emissatly bs1tsisg that
~ record our appreciation oi him.
therefore.
Resoir~d, That ~ wisdon Aed
ability b has ensrcissd in The aid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

Up. Holm. = Dannish brother !.
Of Sum mertown. Tenn vill spss /
81 the n. Z. Church. nest Sunday
evening. Brother Holm ID . live
vide swake iayman. and . booster
Of ever good movement oi church
and state,
Come aud hear biz views. and
enjoy his style.
J. W. DeshAso.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

The United Charities d Dicksou
are called to meet at the Sunda y
school room Of the prssbytssia n
Church next Sunday siternoon st
1:W o'eiock
The ppbI,c u cosdiaiiv invisei 10
be pseseot. b. Y. AcCreary.
President.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

ESTRAiED-From my place 4
lsh, red maley cali, abou, one ysai
old. no msrr- Nesaiy -Fr 4. Fus,
sell. Dictson Route !. and receive
reward
WASTED-rso young lady
bossders ts the coming school yeM
Mics, large comfortable room. ,us,
scse~s from High Sehool. Phons
-. . o. c.l! :. - E, College 81,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
Fitting Your Glasses

In orde, thu, your xasse be properly fitted and render
maximum service ,mpo,tsn hss the woh be executed By
one who expen adjusting In h'. connection the style oi
ye rlAsses sAoad be given due consider We have
.rre oeL Of frames and mnuninss from which selee thcss
that ere the and be suited to your sssues
closer acquaintance with methods viii eonvtaee you oi
the eheieni optic es capable oi rendering
B.F. NESBlTT. Optometriss, Dickson. Tssn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

FOR sALE-fouf room house
Ave city lots Ka., sprins y, q
W. Hsrs,s, NJ Cumb Telephone
Biz shox Al the McCsulsv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

FOR SALE-A 6ne milk Gov,
will be fresh In short time. Call OF
sec N Miller Treswell, Cumber'
land phone 70 r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25

Oct. sllscs at Dickson,
Oct. iS-Wa7erly Al Dickson.
Oct An B. A. At Nashville.
Oct E-Ciarksyille at Dickson.
Nov %-fairviev at Centreyllls
NOV i0--P-abody al Dickson,
Nov i7-Open.
Nov. 24--Centfsl Hi at Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-25
Former Dickson Boy to
Lead Staging at Charlotte

The Church oi Christ At Charlotte
announce IN, beginning oi . seris'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Y. w. C. A. Meetings.

The Health Education department, -
the Young Womau's Christian aSSociI-
ron held an important meeting ycst"r-
Gay afternoon at the Y. W. e. \. build-
uS. when 4 Sub-cha!rman for the years
work were appointed and a review %
The outdoor activities Of the summer
we're given. Members of the committee
are Mrs J. {. llciul"in. chairman: Mos
DANES Carl BranIcaSs. ~ l.. Meyer. \
l.. Daniels. Anna Eruhu. T.. W. EIarri-
son. Edward Miles. L. l.. Ferris. W. II.
Mc'laln la. Z Gilmcr. Ed IIortzman
Claude Whitaker. w G.. Mckee, and II
+. i'rTor. Misses Ethel jackson and
rclphia Young.
meeting Of the Industrial-F:N tcm-
SION committee Of the Wheeling Y. W.
=. \. is caNcd for Monday next. at -
o'clock. Tho two secretaries of III"
department arc Misses :<alh"rym Bryan
md Evelyn EaS$ctt. Members of tho
COMMITTEE" arc tho following: Mes
DANES Harry NJ. Adams. chairman,
thaS. FLANAGAN. Charles p'Rri N. Row
Darby Geo. Norton. Earle Millcc DruSin
Sawtcll. NJ. \. Maharg. :. T.. Elliott,
and Miss DruSie SawtCll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

hut FOR the unconscious on" "f vanity
You know in your inu"rmpS' COY
SciousucsS. we will SAY. tina %"u nav"
done a stupid or mean thing. u NrH
would face it honestly. YOU would adrt'
it to yourself and 10 those VII" have
suffered by IT,; yuu would d"icrm'm" -
learn tho lesson. of your mistake, ana
not max" 4 second ono. and :" FIh
would have benefited by what looked
like a misfortune: but in min" cases out
OF ten your vanity would not PERM,
YOU 10 do this.
Evades Issue.
II would haN" risen IN arms Ut
is never intelligent or far soc
ingD and would suggest 10 You u try
and convince those harmed 10y Won:
fault that you were in II" way to blame.
and that il the responsibility "ann"i
even in a far-rctched way be lamp;Hd
onto others. that II WAS simply tate
or misfortune or bad luck
The harmed ones may not lie clever
enough actually to realize your ia.Sc
reasoning and cuutemptib!lity. hut they
are left with 4 sense OF insecurity aud
uneasincSS and uncUn>CiouSly YOU iiII
liz their estimation.
You have got 10 be- terribly intcIE-
gent /" Win on vanity every time,
Kings III the past have given away
territories hrCauSc their vanity mas
been BATTERED sufficiently. Prime Min
listers have given posts I" the most
unsuitable people for The sam" reason;
women have accorded fav"urS with dis
astrouS results; Men have i"rSak"n
honour. and even sacrificed III" for Thu
fantasy. this ugly tc'-cloth,i
IN make hclicvr--th!s jade. Vanity!
An now t. come down 10 "oncrSi"
facts after this iiradc'-l would counSo,
every person who has the bringing un
of the young in his al her hands. TO
study this question of vanity. /" rral'2"
it's causes, to trace its results. and 81"
train the boys and girls tina; they should
perceive it's msidious working in them
selves and then influence them To- desire
10 CONQUER The rcmr;cr Whenever COM
mon susc, even ~ the stUp!dcSt creature"
Is truly convinced. The $uhr"nSc:ous
mind viii force the conscious NINA
eventually |" act upon the impression.
Mind r Responsible.
No teaching j. Of any avail unless the
suhconSrinuS mind S"i2eS tn" point. tina
10 follow such teaching Will hc 81 RAJ
benefit to the ego. The conscious reason
may not be sufficiently Developed in IA"
male or fem. - 10 rIIIhl" them To- lut
all this int" concrete words, or lay d"Wn
laws for themselves. but The impression
.uhcnnSriuuSiy Impressed. Will produce
4 Ugh, action which seems to act -
instinct
Convince m .nfaht that to tease n dog
II will bite lin perhaps cvrL by allow
Inc the dog I" bite the Mrs; i!mc--ir
any case convince him. and Though hs
d ~. not at ON reason. h" ":N never
tease the dog again "n thu principle Of
a burnt child breads fire
All automatic action !" tho result o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

tic .uhrrnSc.ous mind being firmly con-
Nln-cG.
Thus. tho action Of vanicty Is CAUSED
h"ra,isr tho ,suhrnnsclOus mind knows
j. ""on,inc-h' Ct" continue using tina:
mcrarhorl that. the ego is defective in
certain ways ana So il Subily Sugs ~
",afnpufage''- ih"w grateful We should
br 10 the war for that expressive wordJ
Ia try and amclivratc the condition or
Disguise It.
You who know the immortal "R"-
m.urc nr The Rose will remember what
4 part "Falsc Seeming" played in it.
Vanity should lac diSscct"d and anal
ysed down to it's at"ma,-and II this Is
carefully done and with truth-what re-
markahlr results could be obtained
What an interesting 'parlor game"
Ia play. question what Is vanity -
thea proceed I" sift it's component parts.
a> Iity,Iuiog!sts search for the traces
of Diseases and ha.teriologists search
for The trace "f microbes.
Srnrhc tho vanity OF anyone-and
your game is NOR" Than half wun--Th:s
is all very we'll with an adversary
have mercy upon your children, whom
YOU love. and teach ;hcm to defend
'iIIlIS''lN ~ against Nh'o i'''' @ubAiS
enemy.
know a woman now who is what
would seem a paradox Of vanity: He"
whole desire is 10 hr young and beau
tifuI. L. rule men. and t. b" ahnred--
,shr has u" brain. per parcnth"Sco She
has committed all kinds of sins against
hygiene ana against convention. She Is
now fading and fOrsakcn-but one -
pet Of her vanity ttWin and equally
pnw".rIl dual monarch with the othcr)
VIII not let her perceive that her failure
IS her own fault. and that her rcgcncr-
alton lies ~ her own hands. /, continue
ally sonthcs her by blaming fatc--and
H. the lnsidiouS and iaStardiy traitor
To it's twin brother. the vail desire 20
please and WELD power.
Cit Ono Instance.
know a man who would reign in i
tuUnfry. but vanity will not allow h'ri
To- change hts, method of procedure. II
IS val:tr which causes our hearts to
break. our fortunes 10 diminish. our
power to decrease, because II will nOl
let US profit by any experience. or SC"
things as they are. And the on.y way
To- rid oneself OF this tyrant Is 10 in
lcstigatc is as though 1t were cancer
OF tuberculosis. .hnalysc each one his
own soul. and it's motives for action.
and discover whether or no vanity has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

The T:dgew"od Lutheran church was
the seen" Of 4 most novel anI delight
ful par" last evening given "a" thr
Light Brigade. the th!idrcn'S Ni':@:"n
AIRY society. Mrs. W. Il. Dimes ant NJ.
Dahncr Drum were in charge Twelve
tables were decorated. ono To represent
each month OF the year. Januray has
faNnrS and details suggestive of snow
and ice: October was representative Of
the Halloween season. and the others
were equally appropriately and charm
inGly appointed. About S5 of the young
sterS were present. and each WAS seated
at the table representing the birthday
month. during the serving Of r"Cr"Su-
mentS 4 short program was carried
out. which was followed BY a plcasan,
evening Of games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Study Club at wellsburg.

The "Wednesday Study club of Wells
burg. of which Mrs. Lucy II. George
IL president: held the frs: meeting or
the year at "Lindenvale." the country
home Of Mrs. Dorothy Herv"y Ncan.
on October 4th. This club has studied
the Bible and BibljCa! literature for
o:ght years under til" efficient leader
ship OF Miss Louise Rogers. The social
period that Is enjoyed after the lesson
IS In charge Of Mrs. Allen Burt OF this
city.who organized ~ volunteer from
the parent tree OF the Ohio Valley Gen
"ra' hospital Mrs. HurfS superior
ability and pleasing personality mas
united hand and heart in this very
worthy work IN WrilShurg.
Mrs. James PAUL. one Of the NOM
pers. has jus, returned from a tour OF
the Holy Land. and is giving the stu
dents rare treat In reviewing the
work covered IN past years.
The hostess served 4 buffet luncheon
a, tho rlosc Of tho lecture. after which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

been the instigator of any Of them and
do this in time 10 check the fatal re-
suits.
And to quote La Rochcfaucauld as a
fms. vanity makes old people like 70
give good precepts. 10 console them
selves for no longer being able to give
bad examples
1t is Vanity which must always push
the ego into the lmelIght regardless 'f
its fitness for this brilliancy-Vanity
is the stumbling block to all business
succcss-so why not use your Judgment
to analyse it.--and then your common
sense To cut it out of your make up
as the Americans say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Train MAY
CARRY LOCAL MOOSE
TO BIG CONVENTION

A committee was appointed last night
at the regular meeting Of the Loyal
Order of Moose. IL make plans Tor
members Of Wheelin and surrounding
lodges to attend the national conven-
ton at Mooscheart next year No date
las as yet been set by the supreme
council.
Harry Carl. Edward Loose and Will
liam T.. Moore. were appointed by DC
tator Edward Diehl 10 make arrange
mcnts. 1t Is planned to have large
enough delegation from Wheeling and
surrounding towns TO secure special
train for the trip.
Mooseheart Is the homo for orphans
uf deceased members, located 80 miles
out of Chicago. H.. where there are
1.!O7 acres of land and between 1.loo
and 200 children whose fathers were
members Of the Moose lodge.
1t was announced last night that
new home would be established at Jack
sonville. Fla. for aged members ana
their families, widows and widowers.
The site secured now has has hotel
Of 90 rooms and work Will be started
soon IN maxim additions. There arc SO
acres Of ground surrounding the new
home in Jacksonville and will be known
az MOosehavcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
CHARMING SOCIAL
EVENTS APPARENT
WEDDING OF MISS FRANCES TEA
GARDEN AND LEON W. SPRAGG
ANNOUNCED IN PITTSBURa.
Club Meetings.. Pre-Nuptia1 Courtesiss
and Various Informal Entertain
ments Are Prominent.

The Tarriac" of Miss Frances Tea
garden. 81 WayneShurc. IA. and Leon
W. STragG. Of this "3ty. was announced
In Oakmon'. "a. a; a party given by
Miss Ethel n. Ray At her home on
Hutton Road last evening. Tn" we'd
ding took place a nnrmoH', ritt$SurS.
IA. on April IS with tho Rev. pr.
Appleton Rarh officiating. but was not
made public unit, Fridays party.
Mrs. SpraCS j. tn" daughter "t tn"
late captain and Mrs. !. 7. Tcagar dcn.
% WayneShurG. Pa. and was formerly
2 teacher ~ the Oakmont High school.
Mr.. SpraSS = The son of the late Dr
=. l.. :. SuragS and Mrs. Martha T..
SHCaSG. II North Main street. and has
many :ricHd> h"yN. He now holds L
position w~h ;he Yves; Virginia High
WY Commission. Mr. md Mrs. Spracg
VIII spend u. weekend with Ms. MAJ
;Aa Sprays. mother - The groom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
AID FOR PoTrERs.

East Liverpool. ~. oct. S.--National
brotherhood of Operative PotterS' Of
dcials ANNOUNCED tonight that approx
:mately $4,000 oc tho first slon. n0o hen
entS to he dlshursod Saturday. October
Il. would 10 distributed amongst gen
rral ware pottery strikers IN tn" East
Liverpool district. The remainder "f tho
aid will Il" divided among strikers in
Wcst Virginia. Pennsylvania. Indiana.
New Jersey. New York. California and Il
few scattered cities in ohio. Their"
were no developments today. tho sixth
day o fthe tieup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Elizabeth BrOcdel.
ColleCiate Alumnae.

The CollcgiIt, .\lumnac will hold their
opening meeting Of the season At the
home OF Mrs !. H. Mcclure. on prhcad
avenue. October II. Mrs. Mcclure Will
Toe hostess in charg" OF this affair AMI
will b. assisted by the executive board.
VI this meeting tn" new program for
the YEAR will he announced. Reports
will u" made from the E!ennial TAU
cauQUa and from the state convention at
ShcuherdStnwn. by delegates. Mrs. Tom
Foulk will render several vocal selec-
tons. followed BY 4 social hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Visitors Honored.

This evening at her home in Woods
dale Mrs. William Scherk will be hos
etSs at a dinner party given In honor
nf Mr. and Mrs. Burris Moore. of Mon
nncahrla Pa who are the weekend
guests Of Mrs. :. T. Tyler. OF Narwood.
Dinner will hc served at $40. which will
he followed by an evening OF various de-
lighttul diversions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Ladies' Day at Masonic.

Wednesday. October II, will hc La
dies Day at the Masonic club AZ
Wheeling. There will be the usual carl
party At 2:30 o'cln"k and dinner VII
b" served at 6 O'Clock. Following din
nor there Will be dancing until 1880.
but only for those In attendance at dim
nor. Mrs. Hiram Is Johns will l." hos
tess on this occasion. Those desiring
10 attend must make reservations IN
advance by calling the club telephone.
20. not later than Tuesday noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
II. 8. Climb Cabinets

TT iadelph.a. Warwuol. and Wheeling
will hold Il setting up coafereNc" this
morning At ;he Y. W. {. \ An inter-
cSt,nC program has been arranged LAST
Ing from unti HIS. Luncheon will
De served 1T t3:tj.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

Inqulsi.ive Old lady--What IN vour
opinion. is your finest piec" Of fiction"
Au,hor-My last income tax return.
London Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

the president. Mrs. GcorS" announce
Two next meeting to =" held n the r"$!-
.lcncc Of Mrs. William il. oh on Flea
Uni avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

There is a school at BrooKwooh. y.
Y. that educates young people 70 Do
labor leaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
BrideElect Honored.

Mrs. Charles cooke entertained Thurs
day evening at her home on National
Road in honor OF Miss Ruby Bennett
hrrtie-elctt OF Nv Gaylord Hatha way. OF
Adrian Mich. This delightful affair
was arranged by the members "f the
Philathea class Of the First Baptist
church. Various enjoyable social dt-
versions employed the guests during a
pleasant evening. in which a dainty
luachenn was served. Present were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

WON en- Afflicted.
Vanity viii cause somo women To ho-
tray their dearest friends and diSillu-
s'"ris" their Legitimate partners. hl ia
s,dtoW>(y encouraging tho mon to rcr.
r.ivC how lluch nicer and moro SYM
pathetic they Themselves arc than tie
absent wives. while remaining per.
i"rilr loyal and virtunus IN the letter;
hut vanity has suggested I" them that
they can capture. incense. by using IN.
ference and comparison. And Vet If
YOU said In ACn"s-~"I"u We're moan tn
make Harry see how sweet YOU rnuII
he. and how tircSomc Helen is" Agnr.
would reply. Il never thought Of duiu,-
such a thing" and She would think $40
vas telling the truth Her vanity wnull
have been Suhr0nSri"uS aud most subtle.
Vanity has been tn" rauS" Of count
less splendid actions with audiences ,G
applaud them. countless acts and hero
ism. but as La Rnrhcf"urauld puts Il,
with his inimtahlc aptncss. "I'erfcr.
va luur Is TO do without witnesses wha!
one would he capable OF accomplishing
before all the world"
All really great souls are very nearly
free from vanity. Lincoln comes to my
mind as 4 great soul who showed humil-
ity always. Hayard without fear and
without repf"aCh, IN" 'iiOni Knight"
* another. There are hundreds of them
and there must b" hundreds known to
us all in our daily lives. Christ who
was the greatest of all human beings.
showed mis- G"dhead by an entire alb
>cncc of "anity.
Napoleon was a mass -. vanlty.-and
- y" fell Women In general want to
f"r."u'.tratc continually heir power
OVER n"u. Tier attractions. :h.Ir brains
their ;urcriuri'y. not tor any noble aim,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
First wedding Anniversary

NJ. and Mrs. John Truschel cut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

their duty to God and country, to
keep themselves physically strong,
mentally awake and morally
straight" and to be for all their
boyhood days and to the end,
trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friend
ly, courteous, kind, obedient,
cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and
reverent.
This is the movement con-
Quoted by the Boy Scouts Of
America as seer by leaders Of
church and state, school and bust
ness. In the twelve years that
have passed, over 100000 boy
have subscribed to the Scou
Oath and Law. Upwards Of a half
million men have received the
benefit that comes to men who
give their services as scoutmasters
and in other leadership capacities
to this movement. It's attraction to
boys has steadily increased through
these years, and today there are
known to be hundreds of thou
sands of boys who wish to be-
come scouts but must wait upon
leadership.
In these twelve years the Boy
Scouts of America have given to
our country many things Of
permanent and inestimable value.
AS a birthday gift to the move
ment it asks the gift Of service
to the nations boyhood, by men.