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Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07

Mrs. W H. Rhodes has received
a telegram from her son, Lieut.. Will
Rhodes, who has been in France for
tfe past several months. Stain
that he had landed in New York.
Rev. j. H. West will preach at
the Methodist church in this CITY
Sunday morning. EVERYBODY in
vited.
+. NJ. Asbe, of Greens Creek was
IN the city last week and subscribed
for the Journal
Among the new subscribers to
the Journal this week are A. |.
Farley, Miss Nita Garrett, Cling
Ensley, E. P. Moody, James. Mckee
all of this place.
Mrs. Lawrence Cowan, Miss Vera
Self, Miss Edith Sheriff. and Miss
Isabel Allison of Webster were in
the city Saturday.
Misses Emma Johnson and Louise
Je lsen, Of Cullowhee, were in the
city Monday.
l.. }. Henson, who has been in
Ashevllle for the past several
weeks for treatment, returned to
his home at Beta last Saturday.
We have some Government gar.
den seed at this Office for distribu.
ton. Any one wanting some shoull
call aud set them.
NJ. Buchanan, J. H. Wilson. J. R
Jones, A. L. Farley, W. E. Moore
A. B. Allison, Geo. w. Sutton, w. Nj
Fowler, j. NJ Cunningham, A. j
Dills, e. G. Cowan, w. B. Farwyl
: and j. K. Kenney were among th
delegates from this county who at
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
CULLGWk.E CbUik u ...r MUSICAL

The chorus choir ol the Cullowhee
Norm Ii School will render it's first
sacred m lSicll in tn. C..liowhee
auditorium. Sunday, Feb. 9th. at II
a. m.
The choir is composed of twenty
voices and has been well trained
by Directress Emma Johnson, and
an interesting and entertaining pro-
gram is promised.
The program will consist of selcc-
tons by a male quartet, two solos,
two trios and a number OF anthems
and choruses by the choir.
A large attendance is expected.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
YOU KNOW, BUT SOMETIMES
F'O 2GFT

Everybody Knows an imitation is
never so good us the genuine arti-
lie. Foley's Honey and Tar stands
At the top Of the list Of family rem
eiies for colds, Group, whooping
c>ugh, bronchial and grippe coughs.
". L. Anslln. Antioch, L., writes:
| have used Foley's Honey and Tar
IS years. 1t is the best" For sale by
Sylvia Pharmacy. Adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07

To al days 81 TT Il niles $50
State Of N 3rtu Carolina,
Jackson County.
|, J. !. Gribble, Register of Deeds
for the County and State aforesaid, ID
hereby certify that the foregoing is 4
true and correct statement of the num-
Der of days that each member of the
Board Of Commissioners served for the
year aforesaid and that the number of
miles given is correct acc ording to tile
records furnished me by said members
of the Board of Commissioners. And
further certify that have noted each
item of special service by each memb
of the Board which service was render
ed i'll letting bridge contracts, pureha5-
Ing materials for Drid se repairs and il
receiving repaired bridges and all other
such services as were necessary.
Witness my hand and seal of Office,
| this the 18th day of December, 1918.
]. T. GRIBBLE (SeaD
Ra,ister of DEEDS
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
CITY LOCALS

LOCUST STAKES for sale. Is to
35c, eool size. Henry Bryson, Syl-
va, N. G.
Walter Reese of Highlands was
in the city last week to meet two of
his wife's little sisters, whom they
have taken to raise. Their father,
Tom Cabe, formerly of this palce,
died few months ago, in Kentucky.
Lawrence Cowan of Webster, was
a BUSINESS visitor to the city this
week.
Lawrence Mcclure, of Norton.
spent the week end i'll the city with
his brother, DR.. W. F. Mcclure.
Misses Ruth and Annie Cook left
Monday for Greensboro. where they
will enter college.
Will Cowan of Webster was iu
town Monday on business.
W. T. Morris of this place renew.
ed his subscription to the Journal
Tuesday.
J. J. Wild of Webster was in the
city Monday o 1 business.
Mrs. j. A. Cooke is spending some
time in Asheville with relatives.
Prof. A. {. Reynolds of Cullowhet
is i'll Raleigh this week.
R. H. Cooke has been discharged
from the U. S. Navy and is now a
home.
Miss Isabe! Keener left last Satur
day for Greensboro where she en-
tered school at the &C. w.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07

An ice cream supper will be given
at the young ladies' Dormitory at
Cullowhee Saturday evening, Feb.
9Th, for the benefit of the Lend
a-hand society. The public is cor
olally lnyitna
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
HOW TO KEEP WELL.

Keep the bowels open" is one
rule Of health recommended by all
schools Of lnedicine. Foley Cathar-
tic Tablet cleanse the bowel sweet
en the stomach and benefit the
liver. For indigestion. biliousness,
bad breath, bloatilg. GAS or consti-
patton, 10 remedy is more highly
recommended. Fine for stout per
sons. For sale at Sylvia Pharma cy
adv
The evening world., 1919-01-07

tons. The soldier is a great NM
sumner OF chocolate bars. Two hun.
dred tons will be brought from,
America, and almost as much will M.
purchased in France. Jam is anotbe-
big item, reaching 200 tons, 10 ss.,
nothing OF a large quantity that vii,
DO obtained from French manufac-
turers, A total OF 175 tons OF candv
mas been requisiuoned- and mucoS
moro could be sold IL thero war.
ways OF getting It on the shelves a
tho post exchanges.
Totalling up all the things that uo
hod Triangle storekeepcrs ordeioa
shlpped from America in a mani,
we iind 1t amounts to G,26S1.2 to,
Ihats n big item, but IL isn't nc.rI.
enough, Everything has been na,,s
rlEht down to the bone. II transnor
tatlon presented no difficulties %.
y NJ. c. A. would show wbot ",,,,
business really means. The trou,I.
Is that it's hard enough to rot ~.
stuff across tho Atlantic. and once
landed in base port II rups -,
'"anst Cmbargoos and other tra,,aH H
port dliilcultlCs galore. inst -
lhe tcd Triangle people thin, th,
nave enough motor trucks tn b,na,S
the situation, the army comnon,,a''.e'.
part OF the trucks. '''''s
The evening world., 1919-01-07

work relating 70 the library. These
salaries range from $3.50 a year for
the Junior c,crkship 70 $500 a year
s'r the head clerk.
Now thcr-thcrc is another way ons
can got the same training without
;Ac expense OF tho fun library cou-sg.
They have what they call a training
or probationary class connected moro
or less with the Library School, which
enables a girl TO get her training IN
:hc same way a young man gets his
through college II he IS not able 70
pay the fees. She can simply work
her way through by taking this pro-
bationary course and giving part ot
her time 20 library service This Will
give her n very valuable practical ex-
pcricncc and also assist her TO the
training necessary TO become a ~
brarlan.
Ta.s second course requires a5ou.
the same routine. A pretty stiff gcn-
eral examination in order to find out
what knowledge or education they
may have as a background. In this
case, one years training is suhicien:
20 get into Grade /, and one can work
up from that grade into the next
grades as fast as she can qualify,
The pay is the same N both cases
from Sjj for Grade TO SIS FOR Grade
and on up to the higher paid I.osi.
tons
As between tho two ways Of sain-
ing the same objective. there seems
little d!ffercrce, except possibly that
one would have to work a bit harder
and take the grades as they came in
| rotation in tho last instance.
The graduate OF the full course In
the Library School can skip the FIRST
grade and get right into the second
which pays much better, 80 tbers 10,
that advantage to consider in favo,
OF tho regular school course. Ths
hours in all instances are the same
five hour days.
The evening world., 1919-01-07
Yanks Eat Tons of Couch Drons

y OUCH DROPS to the extent Of
3lh tons were consumed by the
American ENpcdltionary Force
last month, which might seem to in
dicate an alarming prevalence Of
coughs, but does not. II merely means
,hat the soldiers used up that many
lozcnges as a substitute for candy, of
which they could not obtain enough.
They may have swallowed more than
BIN tons Of cough drops, probably did,
but they obtained that many through
the 7. VI. C. A. post exchanges:
The Americans demand for sweets
is stupendous. as the Y, VI. c. AS
monthly consignment shows, To take
the edge off his appetite for sweet
things the Red Triangle cantecns
have ordered some staggering guam
titles OF supplies. The biggest single
item is sugar, most OF 1t used in
manufacturing chocolate and cookies
in France, Just 1850 tons OF this
will be needed.
1t Will take 1895 tons OF flour 10
keep the factories which are turning
out cookies for the Y. NJ. c. A. busy
for the next month. Condensed milk
is in demand to the extent Of 9i1-2
tons, and milk powder, which is used
in making chocolate, will weigh 3G
The evening world., 1919-01-07
An Eminent PenoIogiist

DENOLoCY, the science which
treats Of public punishment OF
malefactors in respect to both
society and the sufferer, has had few
ADLER students on this side Of the At
lantic than Richard Naux, born loa
years ago in Philadelphia, whore
Judge Robert Vaux had already gain
ed more than local reputation by his
devotion to charity, education and ,hn
reform Of the Penal Code. Judge Nauv
helped to organize tho first savings
bank OF America in Phuadclphio. aui
he was also one OF the orlFnators Of
the public school system i'm pomsyI-
vania, and the founder ~ "a dear aui
dumb asylum, Richard Naux was
educated for the law, AMI .n his young
manhood served az Secretary of Lrra-
The evening world., 1919-01-07

This course extends over two semcs-
tcrs of seventeen weeks each. cNclud-
irr Christmas and the spring -e-
ccsses The tuition charge Is 81 p'r
year or out % town applicants aal
SIS year s5r those who 1--we In 'Le
city. There is another charge ;or
tex, b. 5ns and supplies os 81 90 Sc.
4 sum ranging from SSj 90 SO should
a.sr be reserved 20 cover the cos. 81,
an inspection trip 20 the .mportant
Libraries OF cities no; lar from New
York. THIS tour Is par; ot the cur.
r.cu.um and must be taken by all
students who desire certificates fJr
the years work Al applicants must
be a; least twenty years old, and
any one over thirty-fyo IS advise!
against the undertaking. Good
health and freedom from physca.
defects anI weaknesses are of the
h.rhes; Importance.
when one has taken this course
and received a diploma, one is then
registered for a position. They sty
they can give no positive assu-lncc
Of a position after Eradua,ion-hu'
the demand FOR good Librarians is so
great that they are constantly being
, called upon 20 supply them. TaC
, range Of compensation FOR the diNtHc-
| cnt positions runs aboat in this way.
Grade : pays So month: Grade .
/ so month, and from there on up 20
$3.50 a month FOR the highest. The
service is divided into two parts. The
library or technical service and the
clerical service. There are branch
librarians. assistant branch Librarians
! cataloguers, ch.ld-cn's Librarians, as.
sis4nt branch reference librarian,
: ana assistant branch foreign libra
r.ris. all CLASSIFIED under the tech
nical or library service. The graded
clerical service consists OF clerk, az.
s.stant clerk and Junior clerk. Theu
work is mainly to supply. under su,
pervision, prescribed routine clerical
The evening world., 1919-01-07
HusbL nds and Wives We KnOW

and buckwhcat cakes arc rather e.
'cmnatc?'
Without replying, the cave man
s,..krd hlgshtily away to the balm
.r atmosphere OF a more adm,ring
female. \ cave man dcsp.scs those
who admire him and hates those who
DO not, 4 funny thing is that he Is
always delighted TO rdiculc the wom-
AN who loves him to the woman he
hates. Strangely enough, the fact
'1at you see through his pose en-
41ys sou in his eyes with a SER
pDa'rc charm, and 1t is literally inn
possible for him to be anywhere in
tno uo!ghborhood OF such a libel on
,ro truly womanly without making
ONO more effort to overcome your
3lstastc.
Another queer thing about cave
mon is that most Of them would be
rejected for the army some because
they are under the minimum height.
They arc quite frequently anacmic,
and their chest measurements leave
much to be desired,
Bat, naturally an inexperienced,
romantic girl cannot be expected 70
know as much about the habits, cus-
toms and fJ.Iings Of the cave man
a3 an older woman, 4 cave man has
90 catch his bride very young II
you are the woman he caught, all
can say to you is: Please keep on
being in love with him. for If you dc
not you will have to laugh at him
And that is the one thing no woman
-hOuld forgive her husband.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

Here is a creature who claims fron
me submission 20 h.s superior 1','N-
C,ncc and uul,a'.un.rr obedience 'a
his will Lot mo examine, them, .s
claims as q dominant male. n they ...
good | shall be moro than delighted 90
submit TO his dominion. which may
save me q l1' or thinking 10l other
bother, and which w.n certainly u.g
all the great great -grarIm0'lprs that
stir In my blood occasionally demand
ing a master, Othcrwise. shall have
TO keep these unruly Oh ladies' mu2r'cd
and lcashol through what may Doe a
long lifetime, and they mag star, "a
riot at any time. ! went 10 school
with this cave man. D,l he excel me
In Clpss--d.l he win moro scholar
ships? Modosty forblls me 20 reply.
Later on, Whom we l.'u sought ana
obtained Jobs while ! found him. of
course, always willing 'p ulNs. ana
warn me 9.i I discover 'Hat prYC,oI
by his superior iu'u.r r.. ana friendly
warnings $50. .-.i along far better
when ! took my own advice md stood
on my own merits Other moo, 20 70.
sure, helped mo, bu, they worc mon %.
modern ideas auj a r.n....s truly
American atawl" '...l women.
They considered r.a ,.e. m.0 o.. ..,a
SO hc must un . .... Iu ...a .....
example and ..... ...'
The evening world., 1919-01-07

"r0at-groat-rrandmothcrs whom wo
.! carry about IN ms 90 triumph ovcr
'.' best reasoning powers AMI rar
Young woman finds that she has ao-
come n cave mans mato before sha
puts his prctcnsious under micro
scope.
I'D You know cave mans bride?
You are aware then that she has TWO
personalities; one, happy charming,
.1rrtroc, while the cave man is down
town and she can be herself, tho
other, weak, tinid, flu'tcr,ur. worried
when be has returned homo, and she
resumes the role of revolving about
him, the central sun on which her
domestic happiness depends. am
sure that even the best trained
planets & get tired and dizzy Of
turning always about the same con-
rr. Ike So many whIrlny drryishes
.H space, ana that they must envy
'U" !.ss regulated comet that whiz2es
about the attracting body for a while.
sometimes getting 80 near there is
danger of its falling IN, but then can
dash m1dly of for forty years or SO
uu q little spree of its own.
Consider tine cave man and his
woD'' Is no not always h.t,or dressed
hn shop ro. ln uo, 1,,.n- m-
.a.a'y to 'a~n' or r.ar p>r.ns.y
CLUB. N"'. h.f w..n haa ~ cover Arr
The evening world., 1919-01-07

foot, j-pound pushball In my direc-
tion. buttcd 1t hastily to keep from
being run over.
That's tho idea!" nc grinned.
"rhat IS the principle we go upon
with the 'stude.' We shove the ball
at him. Al first. perhaps. he avoids
II. But presently some guy steps on
his foot or muses. up his hair or hits
him on the head. and in self defense
the stude hits back.
First thing you know he's in the
game for fair. His heart rate is up.
his circulation gallops. perspiratlon
starts and his muscles come alive
HIS brain comes alive too In a human
sense. He stops being a stude and
gets 10 be a boy Then he goes out
there"
The doctor waved a muscular arm
toward the acres OF good city land
that makes up the outdoor tennis and
basketball courts, ball grounds. run
ming tracks and general stunt felds.
remarked that a whole lot OF coll
leges didn't have as much chance as
.. .. \. \. 10 be athletic. spacefulIy
speaking.
Harvard and Pennsylvania" said
he. have more. Yet they have no
compulsory physical training. Com
pulsory thero means physical in
struction for about two hours a week
Generally that holds for tho first
year. tho freshman year: in some
cases for two years: in a few three
years
why stop at the FIRST. second or
third year? And why only a few
hours each week? The answer is be-
cause athletics are largely a private
enterprise. When the season Is over
the expensive coach quits work and
the main student body has no benefit
from him whatever. I want the ath-
Ietic and hygienic instructor a reg
ular member OF every faculty"
Dr. VOL thinks that New York city
docs better on the whole for its High
, School and college youth than tho
state at large, Small towns are the
worst offenders. There. when the
subject is broached Of a regularly pa j
r professor OF athletics. the school board
scowls and pulls dubious whlskers.
2 mo need furrit," they allow. "Ou,
1 boys and girls get all the plain an,
A fancy exercise they need milkin' COW,
and chopin wood. II they want NOR,
4 there's plenty Of open country fer 'cu
! to run round In. Payin' anybuddy I,
I teach EN- eNercisin' is jest plaiI
" wasteful, and we're agin IT," or word
10 that effect.
q So the American Athletic Rcsearc,
r Society has elected as officers for IN
n ensuing year Dr. J. II. McCurdy
y President; Dr. George Mcylan, Vice
: President, and Dr. Joseph Il. R,y
croft, Secretary. who, with it's mem
bers tall identified with colleges an
n, educational institutions). will try I
. change the minds OF fossilzod scho,
, boards and blow a louder reveul
- than ever In the ears OF National an
N, state lawmakers, to the end that m
n "stude" may be extermlnated by Civ
- ing him the body and the good re
"a blood OF the ideal American.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

and other Industrial needs, A grand
total OF $50 million cross ties or four
billion nyc hundred million board
feet Of timber
Against a shortage OF siNty-five
per cont six months ago the present
shortage is only forty per cent, ana
probably viii be reduced TO thirty
per cent. by the end OF the year,
due TO better understanding OF speci-
hcations. Thirty-four per cent. OF the
timber used by the Railroad Purchas-
ng Committee Is white oak. Large
areas Of the rorcstcd section OF Nortn
Carolina In Trausylyania, Jackson,
Graham and Clay Counties contain
This timber and a road forty miles
long is being pat IN TO get TINS
timber out
The evening world., 1919-01-07

NOS uHIesS SIePPvu VH OF TUHVu IHoTU II TVIg HOVT
ing the matter with the sude except that he (or she;
therc "stude girs) needs balancing up. He needs
hygiene and physical training to back up his intellectual
and mental agility He will then be the Ideal American
For twelve years organization with the sonorous
name and style Of American Athletic Research Society
has been blowing revees the OF college
presidents and legislators. But following the ideal OF
Irving Derlins rookie in the they would amputate
that reveie and stamp upon 1t heavy"-and mostly
The evening world., 1919-01-07

his existence when the first female was taught TO real
and write IN eo-oducatonal school. For, reading and
writing aAc learned to think, to examine, to weigh
Gia.a.. and TO reject the unreasonable. And when
hn had learned these things she sent the man to
iu, barber shop and welcomed the institution Of
the manicure r. supposed by readers Of comic woc-
Hes to ho a deadly rival Of domestic bliss, but quite
often first aid 60 ho preservation of conuFa romance
Before her Grt cave man the reasoning young
woman c-mmumod WIN Mcrsnlf as follow.
The evening world., 1919-01-07
AN EXPERT AUToIsr.

TW Wo girls were knitting for the
soldiers, when one of them
turned the conversation to an
auto ride she had enjoyed the eve
ming before.
Mr.. Jones's ability in running an
automobile is simply wonderful" she
declared. II never dreamed that II
was possible to go quite so far With
out machinery"
"Go without machinery" was the
wondering rejoinder Of the other. .'Do
YOU mean to say that shch a thing
hpppencd?"
yes" answered the FIRST. w
must have gone at least twelve m4S
before Mr., Jones discovered that mn
onsinc was missing. pIttsUurgS
ChronIcic-Telcgraph.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

literature and general information with reading
knowledge good
merely matter OF
library that college graduate had
wonl be matter OF
applying right time. In case
possible specimen examination
would good general idea
Q No tnrrn an rcnnlrcncns.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

IS IIEN s. tN0 oN0T I0T N0N - adopt as means OF
iycAooa Z is necessary for YOU to do something OF
;hc ki0t.
To become librarian OF tho great libraries
or even enc ~ The rJaucHcs. is not such arduous
and prolonged task &: is popuarly supposed to be-
There are two ways " eolus about It, One is to take
the regular Library School course at the New York
Public Library. which carries with 1t what they term
a pretty St.G examination.
For this course one must have had high school
The evening world., 1919-01-07
BY Nixola GreeIcy-Smith
1913. ruutrs CO. NcSY
THE CAVE MAN AND HIS MATE-No. XIV.

II. my he have W0n'cd
~ believe every
olhor roEuar woman h-. Lc ambIon
The evening world., 1919-01-07
TUESDAY, JANUARY z, 1919
Know What a "Stude" Is?
College Peace Plan Aims
To "Make Him Over
Into the Ideal American

"Stude" Is a Young Collegidn Who Exercises His
Brains but Not His Body.
4rn,y Doctors Found Big Percentage of American
Young Men of This Type.
The American Athletic Research Society Says Com
pulsory College Athletics Is the Remedy.
Dr. Vol, of City College, Tells HOW Plan Works
There and Explains Its Benefits.
The evening world., 1919-01-07
By Zoe Beckley.

New EuninGw
RE you "stude?' "studos" someth
n that goes a book. a good creatu
Its hair polished II usually exemplary
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-09

Is Billy right? All the world
may not always agree with Billy
at all times, but all the good old
United States knows that he
talks good sound horse sense
when he puts the baseball punch
into the game we are playing.
The boys played a life and
death game on the other side.
Are we going to quit the game
over here at this critical time?
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-09

Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness
and a general mo account feeling is
a sure sign of a torpid liver. HER
BINE is the medicine needed. tt
makes the liver active, yitalizes the
blood, regulates the bowels and re-
stores fine feeling of energy and
cheerfulness. Sold by PAUL Drug Co.
Adv
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-09
GRANVILLE,

The disease that has been so
prevalent in this section, flu, is
raging in the western part of
the county and just across over
in Metcalfe people are dying
daily. There have been quite a
number of deaths, and at this
time there are a number of cases
at Weed. Mr.. Nathan Moore,
the well-known merchant at that
place, is at the point of death,
while several members OF his
family are confined to their
room.
At the residence of Mrs. C. o.
Moss, On last Thursday after
noon, the ladies of our city gath
cred together in honor of Mrs.
Elva Sparks and presented her
with a shower of nice presents
preparatory for housekeeping.
Every lady of our city was a rep
resentive. Refreshments were
served and the evening will long
be remembered by every one
present.
Dr.. S. Simmons, one of the
leading physicians sold his farm
last week to Messrs. Rodgers &
Blades, of our city, for $4,000.
The DR.. will remain on the farm
this year. His intention is not
to leave our town, but probably
will buy lot and erect dwell
ing according to his own notion.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-09

for him the language of the true
sporting spirit that may die. but
is game to the last ditch.
"You haven't said a word
about Victory Loan, but you
have been taking about a de-
feated loan. Do you know how
Billy Sunday would answer your
argument? And you bet your
sweet life Billy is right there
with good old American punch
too. Here is what he said about
it:
Why, you little simp of per-
dition, you are quitting the game
with two out and two strikes on
and the batter up Put over
that last ball and put him outl
Give the Hun that last wallop
that gets the count'l"