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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27
Y, N, MIDGETS TO MEET
MOUNDSVILLE EX-H|CH

This evening in the Moundsville high
school gymnasium, the local Y. NJ. c. A.
Midgcts will clash with the Mounds
willie Ex-TIigh quintet in the second
game of The season these two
teams. The first heing plade on the
iosal floor several weeks ago and result
cd in a victory for the Mound City lads
This evenings game promises to be for
blood. as the Midgets are out TO redeem
themselves. Ira Ransom. former
MoundsCillc high star, nov OF Marietta
Will be seen in the Moundsvtlle lineup.
Just because m automobile is all lit
un is no sign that II Is full OF alcohol.
even in cold weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27
MEET AT

PARKERSBCRG. ". Va, Dec. So
The principals aud athletic Instructors
OF the high schools OF tn" state VIII
meet here Saturday morning 10 con-
slider eligibility rules and other ousl-
ness concerning tho athletic relations
OF the high schools OF Yves! virginia.
Representatives OF all the larger hiSh
schools OF the state are expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27
s1mms OUT Foa JupaRsHH

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Dec 60
John T. SImms, assistant state tax COM
missioner, stated today that he would
he n candidate for judge OF the supreme
court Of appeals Of West Virginia In
the 1920 election on the Republican,
ticket. subject TO the action Of the May
primary. Judge L. J4lson Wlliamsv
whose term expires in 1920. will be {
candidate for reelection. 80,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27
WON ny ALUMNI

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CIARKSRURG. W. Va. Dec. 26.-The
Washington Irving high school basket
bail team lost . hard fought and rough
~ played game 10 the Alumni by the
score OF IS to IS. The high school boys
lacked form except in brief flashes, but
stiIl could have won II they had a foul
shooter. getting only three out OF
eleven chanceA-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27
Harvard and Oregon
Practice For Contest

PASADENA. Cali;. Dec 26.--Har-
wards football machine reached fasa-
dena to-day and was seen in action: so
was the team OF the University Of Ore
gon, and football followers for the hrot
line had an opportunity Of comparing
bv observation the work OF the two
teams that Will clash al Turnamcnt
Park on New Years day.
Tho eastern squad arrived about noon.
Three hours later the players were at
the park. practIcinE.
The Oregon players took the field late
in the afternoon and went through a
similar workout until dark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27

any such thing, I would not be at all
surprised 20 see the Frenchman life tho
worlds TILE. \ man as easy TO hit as
Dcnp&Cy certainly is taking d chanc" III
"oirg IN the ring against as accurate.
IaS; aud snappy puncher a. Carpenter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27
GOES TO T T ROCK

FRANKLIN. Pa. Doc 26.-P1tcfcr
Tom Rogers, formerly az the st. Louis
Americans and the Philadelphia Atm
ictics, will play with Little Rock (Ark.)
team next season, having been bought
from the Buffalo In~tcrnationals. II was
reported here today.
Rogers jumped from the Athletics TO
the Franklin Independents last August.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27

he permitted to use their economic
strength to oppose injustice just as
they were permitted To before the gov
ernmcnt assumed control Of the rail-
roads. This does not mean. Mr.. Shea
said. tina they wished To become in
v0lvci in 4 strike. but Ia they mast
be permitted to retain their rights as
citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27

4 mans idea Of n good sport" is
one who protects him when he doesn't
deserve 70 be protected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27

The man who hoasts that he is boss"
Of his " household Is never boss" OF
anything else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-27

Totals ...... 362 327 3i5 29s Ii:2
Third game tie. BAG won.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09
Mary McLaren
Scores Triumph

In purchasing for filming purposes
the famous story "A Petal on the
Current" written by Fannie Hurst
for the Cosmopolitan Magazine. the
tim. company obtained starring
vehicle for Mary MacLargr1. winch
pre-reIease opinions declare must
have been created especially for her.
"A Fetal on the Current" opens at
the broadway theater tomorrow.
UnGeniably Miss MacLaren shows
gratifying progress In each succeed
ing picture. In her latest produc-
;.nsas ~ahea. has. reached heights not
hitherto attained. although such u
statement detracts not one whit from
her admirable work In such previous
success as shoes" Vanity Pool. !"
sad The Weaker Vessel" There
have been those who declare that
Fannie Hurst must have written her
famous story with Mary MacLaren
in her mind AS the embodiment OF
stella Schump. Although this is
probably not the case the fact re-
mains that Miss MacI-aren Is splen-
diT'v suited to the role
The story itself concerns an in
genuous young girl, whose mother
despaired OF her marrying because
of her inability to mingle with the
other sex At length to please her
mother and her girl friends. she at
tends "A party, and by chain or
haleful circumstances in which she
is entirely innocent, brings dis
honor upon herself. She is verb
table petal tossed by circumstances
on the current of worldly intoler-
ance. How she is reclaimed is the
climax OF Miss Hursts enthralling
story
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09
GAY VARIETY CARNIVAL
OE' KEITH big TIME
STARS ARMISTICE WEEK

tiiAarHE VIII roisu al La ~ -
AH'lStfec Wceh' MANAGE iNsM 49,
arfan@"a WIN Nvt'h h'aN =,
TWO plg hondaE oli's IN manor u 90.
occasion Hlchinond VIII cetep'
tAIS ~eeN' Feature ACTS or 'he i''',es
nr"ieht'ous type WIZ if'aNe w
Nniri On music oaii'ihS' soilSs 80
laughter. Among the anfrol', !" w
features Wi!l De lhe victory Out
hand or roilIcting Vounaoonl9
The victory Four are cohnepRIlS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09

protoEas Of Gertrude Vanderbilt
She sponsors them in vaudeville ana
is not only thcir manager but their
stage director. cOstumer and scenic
artist OF cours" she does not &C
tually make the scenery or costumes,
hut she does design both. One of
the best things Miss Vanderbilt has
over done is the discovery of Fern
and Davis These two young peo-
pie are exceedingly clever, They
are exceptional dancers and have a
dcli~htful e"r9a of humor ara sing
" cst pleasantly In their Might
mare Revue" they have a Sort Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09

slice OF tho Orient to this country
and with the assistance OF his COM
pany of 10, ne Il offering a re-
splendcnt parltominical production
showing all of the radiant hue OF
The Far Fast The Golem company
were the court artists TO His Maj JOS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09

ly established and theatcr ~Fners who
desire 70 see it when it comes 10 the
Strand Thursday. Friday and sat
urday and Saturday matinee should
make their reservations carly for
capacity business prevails every
here. the anne as the Conan thea
ter, New York, where it could have
easily run for another year, were il
not for early booking made previous
TO the opening of their engagement
IN New York. 4 large company.
including the famous Peacock Al
ICY chorus and the original Conan
theater production will prove a new
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09

was known as the play with a
thousand real laughs"
The original New York prodsc~
ton. and cast headed by such
" cll-known favorites as Peter Mac
Arthur, CENTS Jensen. Archie Foikc
and a score of others. Cakes and
Delour, renowned whirlwind dane
crs and charming chorus of pref
T. girls, complete this excellent or
c,n II in ion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09

and novel 10 tIfrnent for those
" no are fortunate enough to secure
seats during its engagement mere
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09

~, tho Shah of Persia. Their pAm~
toinine Tho Slave Dealer - ! d.
vided' into ten parts. each one being
most significant and an exact re-
production Of he real thing. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-09

CONTINUED on Page Twelve,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30

WHO ne TIE ElRsr7

" ~ u II TT y
Account heavy obligations soon due
am putting two on three of my flrms
ON the market Those farms are near
Odom AN under hiEh state oi cultivH
tion. ranging from so 90 $50 acres
ON the first farm ! sell containing
! 90 acres or over ] am in position 90
make these terms pnc.foufth cash.
one fourth five Years one fourth zen
years one-fourth Is years acffn tar
cent interest These farms VIII sell az
price that win eii. the buyer and he
low enough that one good crop VIII pay
them out
Hny now while farms are cheap and
farm products arc high, and while you
can take your ulrN 30 agents
WIN. HuERRMAN, Owner.
Oden, Texas.
Owner
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30
Business Opportunities

SACRIFICE FOR CASH "a splendid
4y-emlppei ioh printing office, new
never noon worn OFT. Initial cost was
S32i00O or viii soil az bargain with
liberal terms. might consider trade FOR
rcnl estate. Addroau BOX oi2 Corpus
Christi Texas
MANrFACTuMNG BUSINESS that
Wili stand trrt closest investigation
Good reason fnr selling inyeHtigaie 10
Yon want something good small eauiiai
required South fexaA hcAlt Go.
OVERLAND six ctfuirr touring
prffrrf conditions i've good tires Auto
Exchange. corner Peoples ana Water
streets
tOR sAlF 4gooa business paylng
ngtf 700 year 80 rai answer un
iffH Interested hddEeaa lgt D. TO
Caller
is,NEsroN4 n you want 90 paftiri-
ulfs in tNe Immense profits io nr inHde
rlm ops}aflns in HNh developing thv
vast resources nt Tr1ha sou Wiil he
Interested 300 Our tThtN prr cont nlr.
ferred atora which sa'n shares in sddi
iiunal rfrniurH Absolutely Hlfr ser
offers Immense returns fndnfaed hY
strongest iutfrentH boo me HflFr. We
expect t1 rAy 50 uFr cent this year and
Hn iurrftHiNF Hulonui annually Write
tf ONCE for 1891 ptftlfumrs Reputable
fgrnta wanted Tessa iHffstf.tui $40.
dictate fHi Ohio Avenue. Nlfhim tali4.
IaftH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30

iirsi clnss proposition for the right
party, Wn irnulie 90 sell our goods. viii
pdN SALARY and commission 81 AhiiltF
la shown, must have education uad ln
meat dresser This ia mo- Fet-rirN-
quirk scheme yen can work tho same
TERRITORY fur years and le welcome ard
stip ii yuN WHui ConEfnial work with
good propie address solicitor WALLER.
WANTED Two elderly men for travel
Ing positions, not charitable pfopoei
tion. hnt one where ability and tliiinS
ness count more thnp age. A steady
position iu good territory Adltcss in
own hand writing E-19l Cai'1r
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30

fD--lht stock. cows ANA calves
VIII pas high r1ah uticca. ft. r. fiai-
iaFnaf Fnoue laos
WASTED Small steam boiler. must
0r in good condition and cheap tutn
Exchange. corner lrtplra and Water
affffsa
p..a 4,e f.,,..r ...,.. 49,. .s,,.
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To Trade

- -
FOR TRADE Good motor boat Tor
iight ear can az 1906 North 'haparral
ST
STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY DF NIEH rs
To those holding claims against the ca-
tate OF John Kelly deceasea
The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrators with Use viii
annexed of the estate OF John keiit.
deceased. hy She County Court eft
Nueccs County. Texas ON tie 1th day
u June 1919 a. "a regular term of said
court hereby notifies an persons hlv-
lnR claims against said estate 90 pre-
sent them 20 her FOR allowance ut her
residence near Corpus Christi Texas
where she receives her mail
This the 9TH day ot Juls. q. ID. 1919
MARGARET KELLY
Administrators ~ the Estate OF John
Kelly. with the VIII annexed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30
TO Ti4E iNvGSToR
10 1NE GrIIER---

Il pau arc ln tho market tU buy or nell
ranches. farms lands house wnyc-
house Sites anything ln renl estate
vge invite yDu 10 call 40 our office.
We cHn flli the hiii ana W your Wautr
are not on our list We VIII get what
sou want
We have calls for small farms-~ieo 10
$40 acres
We can place nice home around
10000
we want sono large tracts Of black
farming land
We have clients FOR strictly grazing
lands
We have clients fNr N0rth teach lots
on the water front.
We are anxious 90 llst some trading
propositions.
When crops are raihercd we lapi for
nix dcmnnds.
We ctn piac4 "a htsineos loi Sea husi-
ness sfctiou
We can SCH Won lots, und fgnish ten
ont Tor long leaHe fnr hnHinrsa build
ing, guaranteeing J. poF rrut rrosa
on fha Investment aueut 3f uNn
necessary fn handle deal rhN OH
for win stand eiuse invefiirati0u
Wc have fhf best bus bon Corpus 3Nriei'
in Some hlainesH iotH which $50 VIII
hN ElIh 90 faii son about
SOUTH TEXAS REALTY co.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30
WHO WANTS TO BE a FARMER
RIGHT NOW

We offer Tor quira sale. eighty acres
land. ~ miles from Corpus christi
improved. ihifty acres in cotton one
hall interest in same with three horses
one nude and an Implements thrown in.
South Texas Realty Co
fotcl Addition. 30 aioch d i0tg ss. 81
and So kIra. g.. = Albums hichmund
TyKaA
FOR SAI.f,--I30i water STREET known
~ the "HletH Summer fofue gnfaEs
servant quarters. south Texas heal5
Company
AS APARTMENT SIZE
On street chr nHr rvs ilrmta Ave
Nieu uf iNe NsE tfnf Dsn usFrf De.
liulHr1 aud H raaHauHhlf rrIDN mHl ~
fhl~ by ftr lhs nert aitf lH cft fnr fu
Ir iate apartment sIfn 1900 fre1
front running harh nt.t 500 fsrt iH
sHfNf nrr Hr fhrsr lnfH aHfifh IHNHs
Hssift TO-. $50 MfslHif
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30
FOR sALs-se.soo.oo.
SOUTH TEXAS REALTY Co.

FOR SALE-Forty acres. brinR the
y W . of the y W 81 OF section No
s. OF tile Geo. N Paul Subdivision 81
the nrlscol Ranch for quick sale.
at cheap price win good terms South
Texas Realty Co. Go Meaqtite Street.
Corpus Christi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Tor Corpus
CHRISTI property ten acres in culiivn-
ti0n five miles from san iienifo on
the irrigation ditch South Texas
Realty Go.
FOR ~AT.F--.One OF three lots in Gaff-
ney Addition. two facing east hul one
facing west. close to lugfnan School
and car line Apply Dclmas Owens.
li9 y broadway phones 8 and 2i2.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30
NOTICE.

Mesdnmes u y wight and O ~
Holleman have added 20 their hemsuch
buHlnoss "a button machine and are
nov prepared 90 make ail Sizes of but
tons also acorn buttons Including the
French styles. Address
e.. g. BUTTON CO.
ii7 Schntzel 81
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Help Wanted--Male


WANTED Two Mexican boys 90 work
iew hours in The morning; must speak
Enrlisa Apply Caller olflef
WANTED-A strong boy to work lr-
u1e the planning min g. g Cech 4
Co Phone tfe
WANTED immediately 70 carpenters
1t h5 cents pcg hour carpenter lure-
man nf 81 90 per hour , hours Hoard
and lodging from 81 90 % 5000 pe;
week American discharged soldiers
and sailors preferred a. J NacWanus
Examiner in Charge 4 3 Employ mont
Service. cry Administration Binding
PHYSICIAN WANTED Good opening
for good doctor only four doctors in
town. population 5000 good crops this
year. ION particulars write
THE VALLEY rifANACY
san 3enito. TNNas
WANTED 4 combination plumber snd
tiu ahou man, must be- well qualified
to handle hoih lines and have nraf
class recommendation Permanent
position ou monthly salary Apps
HAYNES ~ammona iiiw Co. Mission
IeVaf
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Six Room Houss-yi $1,000.
1850 90 down balance s2t on per month
SOUTH TEXAS REALTY Co.
THREE LOTS FOR SALE in Beach
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30
MONEY TO LOAN
NOTICE.

on account ~ condition 81 r0lls
can't fravel. Those wishing WathlnF
Products. please send orders 20 D. a..
Trussen iSinQsyiie. Texas.
TRUCK GROWERS. I am nnw taking
orders FOR one OF the largest ana most
reliable seed houses ln the United
States. can and lct me give you prlcns
on cabbage. onions ana other vegetable
seeds. Can save you money rhna.
Land. GfT carrizo phone i2f2
SEwING NICELY DONE--Mrs Hoop
81. 1914 ilucun street Ihguo 1902
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-30
The Horne Apartments
HAVE YOU A KODAK?

FOR RENT My residence at 2O6
North rArrlzn street partly furnished.
ri T. i,iunhcr Phone 1856
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-19
!6IlKYI E 5z!5ssER

At one time governments not only
sent soldiers into war in their own
country and in foreign countries but
they actually sold soldiers to other
governments in times Of war and some
of these located In West Virginia at
ter the Revolutionary war. Those
coming to West Virginia were Hessian
who were forced by Germany to fight
against the people Of the Ursted
States.
In those days soldiers girls were not
permitted the same latitude in the se-
lection Of husband that they now
have and one of these Hessians came
into Richie county. according to what
is considered one OF the best county
histories OF West, Virginia written by
Minnie Kendall Lowther. editor of the
Upshur Record) and married Richie
county girl who was only fourteen.
The Hessian soldiers name was Wal.
deck. He was bachelor; age 40. He
established rmfseif in the county and
his place was known as Bachelors
Home" One day David W. Sleeth
dropped in and told him he should get
married. my daughter Mary, Is only
little GIRL" he saad, but she'd make
some man a good wife" .waldeck. who
had seen enough of force in his soldier
experience said he would not think OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-19
MEMORIAL DAY
PLANS ARE MADE
Parade in the Afternoon
Will Be the Big
Feature.

The monster parade which will be
the big feature of the nome coming cell
ebration to be staked in this city oil
May thirtteth in honor OF returned SOL
d!ers and sailors WIZ take place on
Friday May 80 at 2:3O O'Clock instead
OF in the morning as had been previous
ly planned.
This action was taken at meeting
Of the general committee held in the
offices OF Chairman j. Walter Barnes
on Saturday afternoon. The morn.
ing will be u<il 'zed in the annual men,
ORAL services of the G. A. R.
The line of parade has been announc
ed and will be as follows: The soldiers
and sailors will form in a battalion at
South Side Park at one O'Clock. All
orders and organizations partic pating
in the parade will form at the Beverly
road and the country club road and the
SCHOOL children will meet at Eighth
street and Castor avenue. Other or
CARNATIONS will fall in as directed by
the marshal of the parade. The line
Of march will be down Fairmont av-
avenue up Main street to Quincy street
to Jackson, down Jackson to Monroe
street where various units will drop
out OF formation but the soldiers and
sailors will continue Jackson street to
Cleveland avenue and thence up Main
street to the Court House.
All vehicles will be barred from the
parade with the exception OF floats
that are of an exclusively patriotic ma.
ture.
Chairman of music Ira L. Smith has
fine line up OF bands for the days and
all plans are moving forward nicely.
Those present at the meeting were
Trevy Nuter. Kemble White, Rev. c.
E. Goodwin, Rev. w. ]. Eddy, Anthony
Bowen, A. G. Martin H. IT. Amos, ].
w. Barnes, A. j. Kern. ]. v. Williams,
S. D Goodman, Rev. C. B. Mitchell,
Kenna Clark. w. A. Hustead, Ira L.
Smith, C. E. Smith, C. w. Evans, Capt.
o'Bierne. Rev. ]. f. Wells, Harry
Shaw. L. c. Fitzhugh and Mrs. ]. A.
Meredith.
The decoration committee proposes
TO have city beautifully decorated for
the occasion and to this end will ask
the cooperation Of the general public.
1t is also proposed to have community
singing in front of the court house
where the speaking is to take place.
The speaker for the occasion has not
been announced as yet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-19
PROSPECT OF PAYMENT.

F n OUGEiLY put Germany has approximately 70 bill
lions OF wealth and they demand that she pay some
thing Ike 200 billions.
1t looks like mpossibiy. 1t is certainty that she
must have time and such help anxious creditors viii
ling TO give in the spirit of business is business"
Studying history. we discover that one of the Germans
stonsholds IN money-makng lay in Made in Germany"
meaning that their foregn-sod goods had certain superior
attractions due to superior material and workmanship and
cheapness. But Made in Germany is pretty thoroughly
accursed throughout considerable part Of the world Will
this taboo prevail when it is solely matter Of Gemanys
paying her debsa Your psychological attitude toward
fellow whose head you trying punch differs from that
when you trying to collect bill from him. In the view
of good part of the world this old eutonc Trademark
may come 10 read Made in Germany; proceeds to go
10 France and Belgium"
History also is to the effect that thousands of Gcrmanys
rich autocra headed by the kaiser, made heavy invest
men foreign paris realty, manufactures and securi-
hes Why should Socialist government of Germany hes
tate to turn these properties part payment of Ger
manys debit Lord, looks like especially blessed
opportunity Of Socialism In addition there are in foreign
parts. the United States included enemy alien Germans
possessing property appropradng which pay the faith
eand just debt there could be no moral obstacle
And recent war history teshes that Gemanys tax rate
has been ndiculously low compared to that of Britain
France and Italy. Germany simply bet securing big
ndemnihes, and the of Belgium at least did COL
lect them as she went along The rich of Germany the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-19
THE NEW CONGRESS.

HE task that the congress which convened today will
face is 50 vast, complicated and so fraught with
political possibilities that it too much to expect that it
will get away with all of it, but the body will come as
system and there be no doubt that it will be able to
clear the atmosphere in Washington lot
Officials who for several years have felt that the govern
men was their private snap will be made to realize that
is very much the publc's business The grip that a
handful of southern politicians have had on affairs will
be loosened, and the government will again become ma
tlOnal in its scope and sympsthies.
If nothing else is done that will pay for the change in
control. but many other things will be done unless the Re
publican leadership should prove be ineffective and there
not much for apprehension on that score Indeed
while it is impossible to make intelligent forecasts of what
body confronted with so many responsibilities will do,
there every hope that the reconstruction
will be most notable body which will reflect great credit
upon the Republican party and help lot in restoring that
party to power in 1920.