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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-09
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.
NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH Ga, March S.-Turpentine moth
ing doing, 4S15c; sales none: receipts 49,
Rosin firm; sales none; receipts 2O1. Quote:
g. d, E, and q, $500; II and I, $3.50; X,
S5.95G6.2O; NJ, S6.O5G6.2O: N,.S6.3J; window
glass, S6.30d645; water white, $3.50.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY, March S.-Cash wheat: No.
hard 81 936I l 81: No. 2 red, S1.93M197.
Corn-No. . mixed, s1.C5lam 1883; No. .
white $1.O661 .O61a; No. yellow, $1.O61sG
1.O7h.
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new ORLEANS ooTTo

The following were tine ruling prices in tt
exchange today:
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(JT01n

CHICAGO. March S-Wheat prices tended
downward today owing largely to the unprom-
Using outlook for removal Of shipping ulffi-
CultIcs. Opening prices, which ranged from
pc decline to l,c advance, with May at Sl.S'
dI1.S1A. and July at SI.57 81 Il, were fol
lowed by material setbacks all around but
Large clearances at Baltimore and bullish
crop reports from the west and southwest led
afterward TO an upturn in wheat The close
was firm, 1lsc to &c net higher with May at
81 .Ss6s to Sl.SS% and July at S1.5S7s TO $1.59.
Corn sagged with wheat. Bull leaders, how
ever. appeared ready to support the market.
After opening unchanged to 9sc higher, prices
declined to well below yesterdays finish but
again necamc relatively firm.
Predictions that the government report on
farm reserves would be bullish gave corn prices
an upward swing in later transactions. The close
was firm at 1c to 112c net advance.
Oats duplicated he action of corn. Buyers
not numerous.
Absence of demand was noticeable in ttIe pro
vision Pit. Strength Of hogs seemed tc have
lost effect as a stimulus.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
The following were the ruling prices In IT,
exchange today;
Open. High. low. Close. Clos"
MAY. 1 .s7%G1.sT / sos / .s57s 1854 1.s1"
July. .574id1.57 $50 1.56ls l.5o 1.9T'
Sept. I.45h IA 1.HTs III 10.
May 1.o79s 1.oori logs 1.oS'r 1.o7-
July .GG2i .OSls !. OG los 1.0HE
September l .G8Is I O7 LOSS t.O7 los
OATS
May 80 a5sa, 50% $50 59r4 80
July 5G7s a J0% 57la 56g 57as 5G",
Nav 33. u SO - 81 90 80. 10 80 90
July a. 26 80. 80 81 50 80 81. As
LARD.
Nav Is 95 10. 90 lS.T7 1892 1871
July is. 90 1897 1913 1887 1875
MAY 17.47 t7.5a II 81 1877 1870
- - - ~ M ~ a. II AZ IL 90
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HELP wArrED-MAIE AND FEMALE

HELP WANTED-MAIE AND FEMALE
IIIUt SANDS men and women, IS or over, want
cd everywhere for 4. = government lie JODs'
ST5 month. Steady work. Short hours. Rapid al
yanCPment. Common education suIIlcleht.
Write Immediately for free list of positions now
easily obtainable. Franklin Institute. Dept.
A-lOi. Rochester, y. \,
WANTED-AIen and women TO qualify for gov
eminent positions. Several thousand appoint
ments to be made next few months. Fun IN
formation about openings how to prepare, etc,
free. Write immediately for booklet CG-1O1S,
Earl Hopkins Washington, ID. c.
TEAClIERS-Iet me tell you how to get a first
grade license Il. s. Holden. ElllJay, ga.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
THE YOUTHS COM.
PANION CALENDAR
FOR 1913

The Youths Companion Practi.
cal Home Calendar combines the
beautiful with the useful. II is
especially sought for BY busy PEG.
pie, because it gives at one glance
not only the days of the current
month, but those of the month
preceding and the month follow
ing, all on the one leaf. AT the
same time the calendar is decors
tive in design and suitable for
place in the best room in th
house. + IS given to all readss
Of The Youths Companion 81,
have piid their subscriptions To-
1918.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

The Peoples Bank and Mr. Rob-
ert Phillips, Insurance Agent .who
al ways present their patrons each
Christians with calendar or sour-
We lir with compliments of the sea-
soa, in q most com nendable spirit
have insteld sent the han lso ne a.
m ,unts Us ialiY speat for that pur-.
pose to the Red Cross Chapter, the
800 check of the first and SIS OF
the last b.ing most acceptable and
nee led by the great cause.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

dynamite. nitrogIycerine and other
explosives. The State Counsel OF
Defense are Of the opinion this
caution should he given to our
people and we would suggest The
sheriff be watchful relative to the
sale of such explosives.
Red cross and 7. m. Q. a.
! It is with satisfaction that we
have to report that our people
have responded literally to the de.
mands made in behalf OF these Two
great organizations, in fact, when.
ever The president has called en-
them they have invariably co.,
tributed more than was required
of them. We wish TO commend
this spirit 1t has been notable that
many OF these contributions come
from those who are least able to
bear these burdens. Their patriot
ism, their ldeailsm, their generos-
ity and NOBLE souls 90 out to the
0oys IN the trenches', Unfortu-
0ately there are a few examples,
where sone Of our people, who are
well equipped with this world S
goods, have not participated in
these contributions to the extent
JustliiaOlc in the opinion Of the
public, thas forgetting tie idealism
aud genet osIty to which the sacri-
ice OF the boys in the trenches"
deserve a. tHeir hands.
We visited the State Normal
School, and met Mar. Roy, the affs-
BILE president, who personally.con-
Quoted US over the principal parts
OF this Institution of Educa-
ton, and under his able man.
aIeGeuo the institution is in a
fioufiShlr2 Condition.
We visited tie Jail, the Sherif's
office, the Clerks Office and the
office OF Tie Superintendent of Eiu-
cation aud the books of the Police
Jury, and We lind everything in
good shape.
We wish to especially compl:.
nsnt the Police Jury on the spleE.
lid system of bookkeeping it has
Installed, aad the efficient Score.
AIRY, Miss falzin, tor the thorough |
manner in watch she is keeping
he same.
We wish to thank all the officers
or their assistance, and having
our Iabors We respect
.ully ask to be disch Urged tor tie
erm.
Respectfully,
q. r. MURPHY, Foreman.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

The Presidents message wa:
greeted with wild demonstration
when he delivered it on Tuesday,
especially when he asked Congress
to declare war Immediately upon
the allies of Germany and wound
up his wonderful address with the
declaration that the whole energy
of the nation should be devoted 10
the successful persecution of the
war; to the unselfish end, that
there shall be no peace until Pras.
sian military autocracy is crushed
and reparation made for its wrongs
Is there any doubt left as tq.sna
true blue bellicose bloo1 that
courses thru our Woodrs%'s yeinsY
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

THE Feast of the Little Lam
terms" is the title of q beautiful
Chinese operetta that will be Civ
en- by the Girls Chorus at the Nor
NAL on Friday evening December,
The friends and puolic in
general are invited to be present
and enjoy the feast of song
Admission IS cents.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06


iaSacrifice and service must come
from every class every profession,
every rarity, every race. every
creed, every section says our Presi
dent, This is not a Bankers war
or a farmers war or a Inanufactur
ers war or a laboring mans war
1t is war for every straightout
American whether our flag be his
by birth or adoption. We are to-
day a nation in arms and we must
fight and farm, mine and spend TO
the one common purpose.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

4 most interesting document has re.
emily come to light, doubly interesting
Just at this time due to existing con-
ditioas and that it was written by til +,
universally lamented Bishop Durisr
whose memory is still SO reYered, on the
R.storatiol OF Peace in 1898.
This valuable doc I'M ant was fond Ia
= re archives OF Ta-cultUcnss by MIR J.-
z. Guillot .and was published in the
Shreveport Times Of Sunday and will BE-
.aproduced in these column; lexs week
IS it is worthy Of preservation.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

Over land ind ard WHY'S knight az,
ency thai 10 represented by Mr. Thos.
BEDSIDE who has recently come to 10
cate in Natchitoches announces in this
issue that it is ready for business.
The local representative is wile-
awake business man who comes highly
recommended as dependable and cour
teous gentleman of experience in hi,
particular line; the new enterprise i.
cordially welcome.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
? AN APPEAL

A request has come from Camp Beau
regarde where there is great de al of
sickness, for delicacies for the invalids
and all who will comply are asked to
send either jellies, preserves, oranges,
lemons, chocolate (the articles asked
-for) to Mrs George Williamson between
this date and Saturday, as she has kind
ly volunteered to attend to the packing
and shipping and will get them off on
that evenings express,
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Respectfully,
u. r. MURPHY, Foreman.
Notice of Stockholders meetlno.

Notice of Stockholders meeting.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meetine of the Stock.
holders OF the Crystal Ice & Bot
ting Co., Ltd. at the office Of the
Company in the City of Natchi-
toches, La. at ) O'Clock p. NJ. on
Monday December 10th, 1917, for
the purpose of eiecting a Board of
Five Directors to serve for the en-
sling wear aud to transact such
o,her business AS may come before
taeln, as por Art. Five of the Char
ter.
D. j. Cook,
Nov. 18th 3t. Sec'y.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

Some of Monroe's patriotic cit
liens are going to pay the poll
Tux of the Olachita soldiers who
are at Camps Bsauregarde and
Fike.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

There were 27,6l6 bales of cot.
IA, c)u1ting round as half bales,
gianed in Natchitoches County,
from the crop Of ~9l7 prior t.
N)ve nber II, 1917, as compared
With 2).437 bales ginned to Noyem-
oar IL, 1915.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

Remember that United States
Senator an Supfeme Court Judge
have to be elected next year AM
il you want to exercise Yoar rights
ljan American citizen and have a
voice in their election, make sure
Of a pol! tax receip!.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

The local Godmothers' League sent
the Natchitoches boys Thanksgiving
boxes of cakes and candies while a
number of individuals also sent boxes,
that were muchly appreciated and
enjoyed.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

In every campshere are many boys
who either base no family or intimate
friends who can or do send them tie
remeHsbrances from home to brighten
their routine Of hard work and sacrifice
So these are the soldiers who must be
remembered at Christmas time in par
ticulsr and every body who will, is ask
ed to pack box that viii include sta
tionary, a toilet article and soma deli
clcY not too perishable to keep fresh
ten days and send care cf the Chairman
lhristmss Committee Of Y, M. C. A.
APP Reauregsr q hy December 18th.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
WANTED

About 100 acres of creek bottom
land. Give description of land
and price. Address, Room 204
Majestic Bldg, Shreveport.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
Poll tax time.

Ratification by the States Of a
prohibition amendment to the fed
eral constitution within two years,
is predicted by William J. Brya:.,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

Much enthusiasm was displayed and
every evidence given thai the colored
citizens of Powhattan and vicinity ale
not only willing but anxious to do their
full duty to their country in great
worlds war.
One of the members, Lavinia John
son, informed US that she was lis
years old.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

You have only little over three
weeks in which to pay your poll
tax, don't let December go by with
out doing it.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
NOTICE

/ lam applying for restoration of
my citizenship.
Lincoln Westmoreland.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

Official Journal Parish Of 'NatchitoCiIe
Parish, School Board.
=" City of Natchitoches.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

Communications are solicited, and
we will not be held responsible for any
views contained therein.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
Grand Jury Report

Natchitoches, Ia. Nov. Il, 1917.
IS the Hon. ". /. Cunningham.
! Judge of 18th District Cout t sit
ing in and for the Parish of Nat.
;litoches.
We, your Grand Jurors daily
npaaelled and sworn within ano
for the Parish of Natchitoches for
he regular December term OF
,ourt beg leave to submit this, our
inal report.
We have examined Ninety fo1r
Gases, and have rpturnad Forty
i've true bills, Forty five 70 bin>,
and continued four cases for want
of sufficient evidence.
We have given considerable at
tention to violations Of Act. No. q
Of 1916, known as the compulsory
education law.
This law provides that all chill
dren between the ages OF seven
and fourteen, where adequate ia, :
ilities are furnished. he sent 10
school, and for tic violation OF
same by any parent, tutor or guar
dian, penalty is provided of fine
or imprisonment, or 18Th at tie
discretion Of the district judge.
In view of tie fact that this is 4
recent law perhaps not veil known
to all parties throughout the par
ish, we have thought best not to
return any indictments at this time.
We recommend that hereafter
this law be vigorously enforce |
and to that cad we sng:pss tia
the teachers throughout the parish
be rt requested and req lire to report
to the Superin,end Mt of Fu5iie
Education all failures of parties t.
to comply with this law anl that
the Superintendent in nodiately
report the same to tie propar au-
thorlties, that pronp. and vigorous
action may be taken in the mater.
We desire to call afteation to
violation of the Sunday Law, and !
While We haze returned no bills
against any one for the violation
# this law, we recommend that
he officers sec tlIt this Law il
'beyed in the future, that plrti3s
'iolating the sln3 be pro nptiy
Trested and pros3cl1.l.
War CONDITIONS
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
RED CROSS
NOTES

A meeting was held by the coIored
residents of Powhattan and Vicinity, on
Sunday, December 2, 1917, and a Red
Cross Auxiliary formed comprising
sixty members.
Short addresses were made by Judge
Cunningham, Professor and Mrs. Viii
hanson and MIR. NJ. H. Carver.
| The name adopted for the auxiliary
was st. John Coiored Auxiliary of the
Natchitoches Chapter of the American
Rel Cross.
The officers and members are as
follows:
President, Louis Peyton S2.GOI
Vice PRESIDENT Ward Taylor 2.OOI
treasurer George A. Jackson 200
Secretary Tom Scott 1.00I
II. Sprawls 2.gOl
Jesse Baldwin 2.OOI
Ben j. Howard 2.O0I
Josephine Williams 200
VIM. Sweat 200
Robert Alexander 200
Ernest Brown ECO
Isaiah Hoe 2.OOI
Dave Jones eco
Eva Alexander 100
Petar Blake LOO
Rosetta Scott leo
Mary Garrett 100
Sullivan Sprawls 1.OJ
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

and beg to report that we fad tn.
people. throughout this parish are
patriotic, and while many have not
realized the grave crisis to the
nation, yet they are all animated
with a spirit of patriotism, are
confident, in fact they know that
the United Suites will win this war
and are prepared to make all sacri-
fees necessary and required by the
Government in this, its hour of
trial aud peril.
We wish to reconnead, how
ever, to our sheriff and tc the
merchants and harJwlre dealers
throughout the parish to be care
full and cautious in the sale Of
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06
w ar CONDITIONS

Mindful of your Hol or'5 charge,
we have looked into the situat! ~
10 this parish and investigated TO
x,.>,,,, ox-A. - -IST =. lssss.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-06

NV. 9th st.
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One Saunders Sons power pipe thread
Ing and cutting machine with solid
dies from IN. to in. pipe With
an expanding die head for bolt
threads. with chasers and full set of
machine taps from 1k to i1s In.
Includes gauges, wrenches. counter
shaft. reversing puIleys, etc.
One power and one hand fan
blower for blaclksmith's forge.
One Electric Grinder.
One five b. p. gasolene engine.
One Davidson boiler feedpump, 5
in. by IN.
One ~ hip. Foos gasoline engine.
with dynamo and switchboard. q
complete electric light plant for from
Is to 40 lights
Screw punches. vises, screw jacks,
stocks and diesfor pipe and bolt
threading in sets. Screw taps hand
drilling machines. q set Of hand
rcamefs from Y I'M to ! In. and
shell reamer with arbors from Is in.
to V IN. pin reamers, twist drills,
ratchet braces. etc. AL at bargain
rates only This sale will positively
close January s. 1917.
1iFlt.tkc ,fc i<et3oPs
1885 Merchant Street phcnc 1924
6ek2-II
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Did you give him 1 liftl lie
brother OF man.
And bearing about all the burden
Did you give him smIIog He M
downcast aud blue.
And the smile would have ho|ne1 IA.
70 battle Il through
Did yon give your hands 4o VA.
slipping down hill.
And tho world. so fsncled. Vos n1||
him IN:
Did you give him q word Did I..
show him the road
Or did you inst let him 80 On w.
81. Ms io4Il
Do you know what 4 means to b low
Ing tie fight.
When Z liiE Just II time might ~
everything figh(f
Do yon know what Il means u.s..
clasp ol hand.
When q mans borne about aII I|.
ought to stand
Did you ask what It Ms why 81.
Quivering |Ip{
Why tho haIf.snpffo1seI sob and 81.
scalding tears drip?
Were you brother Of bis when Fl.
time came ~ need
Did you offer to help him pl ga.
you heed
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Jim Jacques. 4 negro well <|.|
III over the country few year.
g the keeper Of The mos. lI'.|
dive n New England died q
home Of friends III br'l8.pcI. ...
about ~
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NOTICE

Otto e. Eildloff wishes 10 ANNOUNCE
that after more than Cen years aH
superintendent Of Kan60he Ranch. I4
has resigned his position with The 81.
neche Ranch CO. Ltd 657I q
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LOS

Certificate No. SIS. I'd
Rubber Co. dated
1913. standing IN the
James Gregory All
warned against nesoti
666o1st
Library book. The Maxim
ing Of Almansur.n left
kapiolani Park near car
turn to Collins. care Of Std
6661-a
Dividend Warrant Check No
favor Of Wong Hoy for 50 4
oiaa Sugar Co. Ltd. stock
Sept. llth. 1916. has been l0s'
665o-15f
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FOB SALE
MlscELLAREous.
BARGAINS in MACHINERY.
CLOSING oUT BUSINESS.

Time Limited to Jan. s 1917.
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eTAR ETiN GIVES you
ToDA4ss MEMS TODAY
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He got It. New York
World
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Beginning Monday. Dec. is. "a pure.
bred Barred Plymouth Rock cock
tr6|f Tor breeding Durroses. SOC
pound. Territorial Marketing Difi-
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FOR RENT


Royal Grove, 2llS Kullio avenue, new ;;
two bedroom house; rent $3.50.
Phone 1927 ss62-7tf
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/. wages % rs 100 employees
Tie Maine Coast Club al Petit Ma.
nan Point Is 70 give course oI stercs
.I||tc1 lectures On biblical subjects
ii he beautiful II .ic chapel All
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Nosan Shokai, watermelons. Aala lane
60ys-tf
The evening world., 1917-06-01

Jefferson Davis birthday Anni-
versary Observed In Many cities.
RICHMOND. Va, June 1.-Jefferson
Davis's birthday anniversary was OBJ
served throughout the South to-day with
memorial exercises in many cities.
The evening world., 1917-06-01
WUXTRY! BILLY SUNDAY
FINGER-PRINTED BY POLICE
Evangelist Also Bertillon Measured,
but Refuses a Cell-Visits the
Commissioner.

Billy Sunday was the guest OF
Deputy Commissioner Lord and In1
spector Faurot at Police Headquar-
ters to-day. He was finger-printed,
weighed and Bertillon measured
and was invited to enter CELL but
declined. He watched the probation
policemen drilling under Inspector
Cahalane and got on a table and
made a speech in which he told them
that faithful obedience to their ply
steal instructor would NJ them 10 be
twenty-four hour men whom neces-
sary as we'll as eight-hour men.
sergeants Shaw and Cantor showed
the evangelist tho twenty-eig ways
in which policemen are taught to
rough house" a prisoner without
hurting him. The visit ended with n
call on Commissioner Woods. who
laughingly accused Billy OF cutting
first base when he made his record
OF going around the diamond In four
teen seconds.
The evening world., 1917-06-01

ming World reporter as she lert her
homo at No. 34s West Twenty-sbird
Street with her grandmother, Nrs.
Mary Wood, with whom she ress,.,ss.
While Miss Parker's age was glSVn
yesterday as twenty-five, II had cone
down three years over night. And
she looked just that-nlneteen.
The attitude Of arctic friRidlty
which she assumed upon her arrest
yesterday had thawed noticeabiy
also, and she gave an almost welcom-
ing smile.
why should be afraid?" she
asked when comment was made upon
her cheerful appearance. Il have
done nothing wrong"
Eleanor" interrupted the grand
mother sharply. you are TO say
nothing to reporters"
"Oh, yes" explained the alleged
conspirator Of nineteen: "the Govern
ment authorities said | should say
nothing. Hadn't you better see my
lawyer?"
Miss Parker didn't succeed in get
ting much further with her inter.
vicw."
She did admit over her grand.
mothers objection, however. that
The evening world., 1917-06-01

Trouville Cloth Smocks
The evening world., 1917-06-01

than that, why should her The aver
age man will take girl at her per-
sonal estimate OF herself.
The divorce laws are damnablo.
America IL first in many things that
I love. but there are many things that
are a disgrace. We lead the world In
crime; lead the world IN divorce.
Many n girl has found out after
she is married that II would have
been n good deal easier to die an old
maid than TO have said yes and bo-
come tho wife OF some cigarette
smoking, curslng, damnabie iibertine.
Il am n Roman Catholic on divorce
There are n whole lot ~ things
worse than living and dying an old
maid, and one OF them is marrying
the wrong man. The trouble with
the average American girl Is that she
holds herself cheap. She is just
scared to death Of being what the
world irTelevantly calls an old maid.
Now, girls, don't simper and look
silly when you speak about love. Love
II the noblest and purest gift OF God
TO man and wOmankind. Don't let
your actions advertise Man Wanted,
Quick That is about the surest way
not TO get q man. You might get "a
thing with brooches on, but he Is no
man.
For Gods sake, don't transfer the
love that God gave you or bestow II
upon some brlndle nosed pup or Spitz.
Cats and dogs are all right In their
place, but Il Is out In the kennel
somewhere.
"Since the world began. woman is
the one that man sought after. lie
will work for you, labor-he will die
for you--but, girls, when YOU come
down from tho pedestal and make
yourself easy or conquest, ! don't
blame the average man.
THE virtue OF womanhood In the
rampart wall Of American civillza-
tion"