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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06
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ed assistant professor: Nina Eliza
beth Afnery. assistant professor. and
Frances skinner. associate Ellen
Howe was recommended an assistant
reference librarian. Barbara u.
Bellies. first assistant catalogsr:
Helen y. Goodwin. second assistant
cataiox.r. and Miss Aiiece Berrh a..
assistant IN circulation. Hewitt Wi.
snn. u Auburn. was appointed AZ.
sisiart professor of ceramic-a in tho
mining department
In tho art department the follow.
Ing appointments were made. Mrs.
EuKcnla Woman. associate In fine
arts. and Paul Castin. associate IN
fine arts- Miss Mary Devcr and Miss
Mildred Lemon were named as In.
structors IN physical education. with
Miss Helen Marklnnon ms assistant.
Paul NJ. HlgEA was selected as dem.
onstrator In physics. and Howard
Weelston a. professor and admins
trative head OF tho department Of 80.
cioloRy.
Promotions In rank were given the
following teachers. william NJ
AStHns AAft y ipHfbs ~ ~ iH'ufP
son. Lewis Lilly. Clifford Wood. Geo.
y. Rigg. Henry l.. Brakei and Ma.
than Fasien.
Leave Of absence for the year was
granted to Mas Evelyn Blodrcts,
William T. Darby. Friederich NJ. Kir
stem and Edgar A. foew.
The new advisory board for the
college Of forestry and numbering
was seiacted. with the following
members r. w. vinnedge. Thorne
Babccck. w. r. crosboy. Mark Reed
W. q. welgle. Robert =. Alien, How
ard Jayne. J. n. Pinkham and A. NJ
Huebner. These men are all active
~ engaged In the numbering indus
Try. and are 10 act merely In an AL
viSory capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06

Not every girl can boast ~ rec>iv.
Ing flowers and EraclouA smiles from
Gen. John J. Pernhlng. genarailaHimo
OF tho American army.
But Olive fsrney. now prirna don.
ma who has Joined tho Midsummer
Folly company. at ISvy's orphoum.
makes the boast
1T ws in II Psso. Tss..- shs
says. Jus; after black Jack Per-
shing and his boyr returned frvm
their journey into Mexico. WA
among the few selected by the Cham.
Der Of commercs. Of III paso. to en-.
trrtain nj . luncheon In honor Of
Gen. P~rvhing and his STAFF.
After my song. Cen. Pershinx
presented me with bouquet Of 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06
Tells What Yanks
Think of Civilians

How tho soldier feels about civilian
NE on His return from the army was
told by Capt Nelson T. Harrison. re.
Gently appointed assistant 20 corpo-
ration Counsel walter y. Meier. be-
fore tho Young Mems JRcpublican
club at It's luncheon In Moves cafe
terra Thursday.
Tho soldier n not naturally party
man and his mind IL open to convic-
ton, Harrison said. The opportunity
n offered to win the confidence OF
the young men who fought the na.
TONS battles.
He said he In proud OF the flying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06

sizes that adorned tho table in from,
OF him. and at the same time be.
slowed ono Of hia winning smiles.
After the general started the bou.
puet movement ali tho other bou.
auctH on tn. banquet tabio were soon
confiscaied by tho other members Of
hts staff and tho business men OF nj
Faao, with the result tina, walked
away with all the decorations"
Olive ffnney Ia well known on the
vaudeville stages OF the East. where
ahe appeared with her partner. la
Nells. and has just lately joined Eu.
gene i~vy's organization here. com.
Ing from Texas. where shs was
prlma donna with tn. la velie MI.
ssczni Comedy company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06

starr made by the republican con-
Rrcsr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06
PUBLIC OFFICE GETS
JOBS FOR 10000 MEN

More than 10000 men and womer
found Jobs by the city's employment
office during April and May. ac
cording to the report Of J. ". Shields
superintendent Large orders for
men for logsing camps and lumber
mills comprise large part OF the
placements. and many men have
been sent az laborers to Alaska on
advanced fare.
The supply Of labor IL about eaua'
10 the demand. he declares. anf
there are few cases OF enforced idles
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06

The flush often beats the straight
In n political game.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
iWSSIWSSlWSS
RAZNOST SERZANTA
HUDCE.

Policejni serzant Hudec ie
nacelnikem letacf eskadry ma
stanici vych. 70. ul., roh Wood
land Ave. v sobotu bylo mu
telefonovano, re V dome cislo
2643 Lisbon Road udalo Sc kr-
veproliti. Hudec alarmoval. tu-
diz sve podfiZene a autem jel
prekotnou 1ychlosti k mistu do
mnele vrazdy- Kdyz ale pol.
automobil prijel ku krizovatce
Nickel Plate drahy ma Bu-
ckeye Rd., rozjety nakladni
vlak mu cestu zatarasil. Hudec
Sc vsak pfekazkou tou zdrzet
nenechal. Opustil auto, vyspl-
hal Sc ma jednu rozjetou ma
kladni karu seskociv s nj o.
pet bezel k vySe naznacene-
mu domku, z nehoz prave KITE
rvs muz, revolverem ozbroie-
ny chtel uteci. Hudec vyrazil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29

hlu bambitku q prayica i spou-
tai jej, nacez yySetril, .ze. zat-
teny Mad'ar G, -Gluska po-
stfelil jineho. stravnika v do
me tom u vdovy Zofie Dobayo-
We bydliciho. ZarliVost rfive-
dla ono krveproliti, jehoz obs
ii stal Sc 30lety Ben Kovach.
Cha dvoTili Sc 3Ve kvartyrsIs5
a 4 ovach postEelen byl svyln
sokenl celkem dvakrate, do
prsou i dn ramene. Hudee 90
slal jej do nemocnice sv. Luka
Sc, nacez Sc svyr1c veznem va
til Sc ma stanici Zmfn6ny ser
zant vyfidil sv6 poslani V PIT
hodine a bude "a svou razno t
Y pol. rekordu citcvar. Kc ;
vach nevydrzi, t;,kze jeho sol,
must Sc zodpovfdet 2 vrazdg
prvniho stupn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
[WSSl It'll MsS
KONGRESNIK BABKA O
kANDTDATECH PRESI-
DENTSTVi.

Kongresnik John J. Babka
vratil Sc domu z Washingtonu
a rozhovoru Sc zpravodaji o
dem. cekancich. presidenstvi po
Znamenal, re We Washington6
mluvi Sc pritomne nejvice o
kandidature gen. navladniho
Palmera, jakoz o cekanectvi
byvaleho tajemnika pokladu
McAdoo, ackoliy upriti Sc ne
da, ze Palmer IDA Sc NIT vice
politickych pTfznivcG. Je vSak
mozne, re nynejsi administra-
ce "a vyberu mezi obema ma
konec pfikloni Sc ma stranu O.
hajskeho guvernera Coke,
jenz take hodnost president
skou kandiduje. Senator Po-
merene 2 Ohio ma We Wash
ingtonu rovnez cetne pfatel.
Presidentska kampan v Cleve-
lande bude die vseho mistni
demokracil 10. ledna otevre-
ma,
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New Porku jest nemocnce pro oSetrovan operenc1.
Snmek ukazue prave provadenou operac papouska.

no bylo Jan 2 Husince, zvany
Hus. A tento muz nekolik ty-
dnG pred svou smrti psal sve
obci, 2 daleke ciziny do Pra-
by, tuto prosbu a napomenuti
vSem tenn, kdoz tehdy ucili a
spravovali narod:
"Prosim ably knezi dobrych
obyGejG milovali a velebili a
ie ctili a zvlaste, jez pracuji
V stavu bozim. Prosim, aby Sc
varovali lstivych lidi a zvlaste
knezi nehodnych, o nichz di
Spasitel, ze jsu V ruSe ovcim a
uvnitr vlci hltavi. Prosim, ably
sve chudine milostive chill a
spravne il spravovali. Prosim
NEST tanov. ably sve obchody
pravG vedly. Prosim remeslni-
kov, ably Verne sve dllo vedli
a jeho pouzivali. Prosim slu-
by, ably svym panom paniem
Verne sluzili. Prosim mistrov,
aby isouce dobfe zivi, zaky
verne ucili, boha milovali, pro
jeho chvalu sc u9ili a pro pro-
speech obce a pro sv6 spasenie,
ale ne pro lakomstvi ami ne
pro svetske zyelebeni."
Stejny duch vane z tohoto
vzkazu kostnickeho Mistra
1415 z pozdravG Ameriky do
Czech r. 1919. Pet set rokd
mezi tim a stale jedina touha
po dokonalosti mravni a tim
vytvofeni silneho a slavneho
naroda. A Mich poznavame
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
KRAJANE Poor!

Velka lace. Nam ma prodej
neb ma vym6nu "a mestsky ma
jetek dive opravdu lacine far
my. Jedna je 90 akrech L.
rodneho pozemku, cenny les,
pastvina, krasne stavby, vsech
ny hospodarsk6 stroje a nara
di, dost vody, 10 kusd hov6zi-
no dobytka, prasata, heino
slepic husi, kachny krali-
ky. Dost krmeni do noveho.
Farma naleza Sc 23 mil W.
chodne od me3ta | a pdl mile
od dlazden6 cesty a kara jede
okolo same fanny. Skola ie
blizko. Farmaf trzi pres 800
mesicne pouze "a mleko. Tato
farma must byti prodana z
nutnych pficin V kratke dob6
a proto Sc proda pod pravidel
nou cenu. Druha farma je 0
1876 akrech, vice nez polovina
ie dobre orn6 pGdy ostatni les
a pastvina. Dobre stavby, dost
vody. Tato farma je bohate a
1telne zafizena. je to jako ma
ly pansky dvGr. Ia mleko Sc
trzi $50 m6sicn6. Farmarka
je starSi bohata vdova a chce
iiti ma odpocinek. Tato farma
lie "a mil vychodne Cd mesta,
iednu mill cd dlazby a p1l dru
he mie od kary. Cena Sc vsin
.iak to stoii a lezi $4,000. po-
,ovinu hotove a zbytek ma dlou
ny cas- ma Sest procent. T6z Sc
vezme menSi dunn ma vym6nu.
nejrad6ii V okoli Zizkova neb
ma Karline. Hledate-li farmu,
nenechte 81 ujlti tuto prilezi-
tost neb ia dlouho nepotrva.
Mann vice ruznych farem ma
prodej fna vymenu, ale tyto
dive isou. .zvlastnf lace. o dalsf
p ~
vysvet eni piSte ma L. Rericha,
Fowlers Mills, r. 5, Chardon,
o. 1921
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29

Videl Sc nlcena pscda,i far
snu. Pan Gustav Bruen Long
Prairie, Minn,. pi5e: "Trpel
.jsem velice zachvaty zayrati-1
vosti. Navstivil jsem nGkolik l6.
kafu, ale nadostalo Sc mn6 IL
levy. Misto ably Sc lepsil, stav
mni Sc horSil a koneCna Sc
stal tax spatnym, re musel
jsem sc vzdati farmafenl a
farmu prodati. Ma manzelka,
iez uzlvala Ora. Petra Hobo
ko drfvejsfch letech, poradi-
Ia mne, abych zkusil tento lex.
Pc Vyuzitf jedn6 lahve Hobo
ka seznal jsem V mem stavu
znacn6 zlepseni. Sest Iahvi to-
hoto leku me dpln6 vyleciIo.
5sem nyni zdrav silen kona-
II iakoukoli praci". Neni lep-
Siho znameho leku pro t6les-
nou soustavu, nez Ora. Petra
Hoboko. Jest opravdov6 ime-
novano pomocnice Pfirody v
navraceni zdravi. Jezto tento
lex jest dodavan cerstvy prf
mo 2 laboratofe, neprodava Sc
" lekarnach. Pro pcdrobnosti
piste ma DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co, 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
PREDNASkA REV. J. ID.
HAYDENA o CESKO-
SLOVENSkU.

V kostele ma Woodland A
We a vych. 46. ul. pfednasel
znamy pritel ceskeho naroda i
jeho presidenta Masaryka o
dnesnich pomerech nasi dnes
svobodne vlasti. Informativni
dGei byl arci prvnf fade ur-
ceny pro Ameritany ale dou-
fall jsme, re Sc naSinci dosta-
vi, ably jaksi cetnou navstevou
ukaZali vdek "a pozornost ci-
zince k domacim naSim pome-
rum. ByG jsme vsak sklamani,
znamych tvarf jsme nenapocl-
tall ami p1l tuctu. Jest jiste
chybou, pak-li jevime V tako-
vych prfpadech podobnou ne
teCnost.
Rev. Hayden mluvil mas
vroucne, pfesvedcive av ne
kterych mistech dostoupil vr-
chole, hfimaje duse pfltom-
nych slova naSeho vudce Toma
Sc Masaryka. Lfcil mas boj, ma
Sc tuzby a m.uvil o st'astne ma
81 budoucnosti lepSim pre-
sv6dcenim a lepSi duverou,
nez-li kolikrate slysime We Via
stnlch naSich radach. Cizin-
cum stavel vzorem naSe narod
nj hrdiny Husa, Zizku i Ko-
menskeho a koncil svGj pro-
SLOW, ktery byl pro mas nevsed
MIN pozitkem slovy pana z Du
be V okamziku, kdy Sc loucil s
Husem stoiicim jiz ma prahu
smrti, jehoz slova pax naval
v6tou nesmrtelnou.
Proslov jeho promisen byl
zpevnimi cisly nadherneho
smiSeneho sboru Bach Society,
jehoz vykony by slouzily "a O.
zdobu i nejprominentnejSich
koncertnich SIM. Vynikajicimi
body hudebniho programu by
la sola pro sopran a alt, jez
byla pfednesena sc vzacnou
virtuo3itou.
Jak jiz nekolikrate jsme Sc
zminili, jsme povinni vd6kem
p. Haydenovi "a snahu jeho o.
beznamiti cizinu duchem ma
Seho naroda, eel, re jsme w.
spe lost nasi v tomto smeru do
kazali ycera tax v,aznym slso-
TO ZaraZeJlclm ZpuSobem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
ANNA PANGRACOVA TEX
CE PORANENA.

Ma West boulevardu blize
Lorain Ave. srazila Sc vcera V
noci dive auta ia kterezto sra
zky poranena by,,a t6zce Bile
ia pani Anna Pangracova, by
dlici V elsie 1909 Lakewood
Ave. Lebka byla il rozrazena
a lekati We Fairfield nemocni-
ci pochybuji V jeji uzdraveni.
Sofer, nehodu domnele zaviniv
81, byl policii zatCen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
fWSSl iWSSl lWSSl
DlTE UHoRELo.

Ia vybuchu kuchynskycl
kamen V domku cislo 2773
vych. 25. ui., uhorel vcerl
dvoulety hosik Robert Arnold
Otec ditete, takto bezruky,
chtel Robertovi die moznosti
sve pomoci, lee lsi.i jeho bylo
marne a nez pomoc re soused
stvi Sc dostavila, hoch dotl-
pei.
Ia podobnych okolnosti pli
sci k popaleninam 3lety Ha-
rold Tempel, 9212 Booth Ave.
ienz pfitomne zapasi Sc smr-
ii nemocnici sv. AleXi3e.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
iWSSlIWSSlIWSSl
Z dopisu ceskeho ucitele v

KoSicich. Tydennik &C. Demo-
kracie" prinasi dopis ceskeho
ucitele z Kosic. Cteme V mem
take tento odstavec: "Zajima-
VA wee pfihodila sc mi nedavno
pri zpevu. Brnkam 81 tise ma
housle Marseillaisu najed-
nou zaci spusti a vsichni zpi-
vajf. "Coz Wy znate francouz-
skou hymnu?" ptam Sc udiven.
ITO neni francouzska, to je
bQlsevicka!" kricf Jeden pres
druheho. A dovfdam Sc dale,
co ami sami Francouzi nev6di,
re pisen tn slozil Marx, ktery
byl Sest m6sfcu We Francii pre-
sidentem. Pisni naucili sc "a
vpadu bolSevikG do KoSic. Tri
z nasich zakG byli V bolsevicke
armade a jeden byl $ armadou
V Pesti, odkud Sc pred nedav
mem vratil. We skole rozdava
kamaradGm "bile" penize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
ROZLUCNA SLOVA CESKE-
HO REDAKTORA KRAJA-
MUM AMERICKYM.

Po mnohamesicnim SVEN
pobytu Americe vratil Sc V
dtery kolega mas Karel Pelant
do Prahy. Zbytecno bylo by
sirlti sc 0 tom, jakou zdarnou
cinnost vyvinul "a oceanem
pro soucnnost ceskych lidi -
starych lidi V stare vlasti i "a
morem. Vitame no srdeCne ma
sve pud6, ale jsme pfe3v6dce-
nj re pot6Slme no nejvice, bu
deme-li uskutechovati mySlen-
ky jeho, coz hledi vstipiti
vsem lidem ceskym. A proto
uz klademe sem aspon zav6-
rex jeho listu, kterym Sc loucil
s ceskou Amerikou, klademe
no sem, protoze pine souhla-
SINE S tim, jak 81 Pelant pred
stavuje, ably Sc rozvijely a Wy
tvarely pomery We stare vlasti
do nfz Sc vraci. Pelant piSe
podekovav "a srdecnost, S ia
kou byl vsude pTijat V Ameri-
ce:
''V odplatu vynasnazim Sc,
abych pfenasel vSe dobr6 z A
meriky do nasi vlasti cestou
'novinarskou. Jest toho V Ame-
RICE hoine, z echo 81 mGzeme
witt priklad. OvSem, ma sv6-
te nenl mic uplne dokonaleho,
tudiz ami ne Amerika, a TAX
Ease negativni stranky budou
nam slouzit k poucenf vystfi
hani. Ale V celku musfme 'lse
snazit, abychom 81 Ameriku, S
jejl prakticnosti, pfimosti a
demokracii vytvofili donna, tax
abychom nemusiIi do ciziny,
nebot' svatou pravdu di pri-
slow: "Vsude dobre, donna
nejlfp".
A vyrfdim donna tez po-
zdrav Ameriky Cecham. co
vzkazovaly ty tisice lidf, nj.
miz jsem rozpravel, do Czech?
Nejkrasnejsi pozdrav, proto
re nejcistsi svojf prostotou a
uprlmnosti je pozdrav slovac-
keho stryce. jenz po vyliceni
pomeru republice Sc optal:
"a CO robf mas president Masa
rik? Vzkozte, MECH je dl1ho
zdravy - A "a timto zlatym
dukatem pozdravu jde celia IA
da jinych: "Reknete, at tam
neketasuji! At jsou uprimnej
81! At Sc navzajem neperou!
At vice pracuji! At Sc vice
vzd6lavajl! At neveri kazde-
mu darebakovi! At vic hledi
ma Republiku nez ma sebe!'
Ale. tyto veci jsem jiz dav-
no znal Tyto veci jsou prasta,
re. Byly napsany jiz 1415. A
no, 1415 a sice V kostnickem
vezeni u jezera Bohdanskeho,
kde byl zalafovan rektor praz
ske university, spisovatel a rec
mix, ptak ohnivak jehoz jme-
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duch cesky, jeho zasady a je-
ho znaky: lasku k bliznimu,
cit k lidstvu humanitu, snahu
po nejvetSim zdokonaleni, KITE
re musi tkviti nejprve V jedna
nj cloveka k druhym. To vzka
zuje Amerika do Czech. Necht'
mne zivot popreje to Stesti, a
bych no mohl co nejvice napl-
nit"
New York, 6. fijna 1919.
Karel Pelant.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29

IN NOVA Nj WE "cVE-Jy.
crtNkef rTrprrH
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29

PRODA Sc bfezi koza po-
lovici 1nora Sc okoti, je diva
roxy stara. Haste sc V cisle
4037 E. 20 st. z Harvard.
1921
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
Ctenym spolkdn, raelGr., sborGm, klu
biim a zabavnim sdruzenim.

K laskave vedomosti uvadme, re spokovy adresaf
bude sazet behem m6sice leda 1920 VSechny spoil
kove organsace jez 81 pref m adessaf "Svetu sou
zadany by nam zaslay adresar svych rednk
MONA nejdTive.
ADMINISTRACE "SVETA".
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19
A Real Leader Goes

TOHN SHARP WILLIAMS to feel toward the
United States Senate good deal like convict is sup
posed feel towards the prison in which he
Listen at this 81 would rather be dog and bay the
moon than to spend day in the United States senate
after the expiration of my term"
And yet joni Sharp Williams is of the best edu-
Gated most intelligent and practical men, who
pied seat in that body. He has to grind,
ambitions to foster and absolutely to take
other position not in the interest of the people.
His brilliant wit has been the of enlivehng
many otherwise dry and uninterestng page in the
record He the democratic leader in the House Of
Representatives when the democrats the minority
and thorn in the side of those republicans who had
doubtful measures to promote.
His patriotism is unsurpassed and his speeches. bright
clean, eloquent and forceful will go down in books
of the future models in debate Many people have
fingered in the galleries of the senate with the hope of
hearing him take part in controversy and debate
When such man leaves that body of his volton,
and expresses such opinion of here recorded may
we not we'll suspect that is msusng its great powers?
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19
NOT so MANY
POVERTY HILLS"

The news dispatches tell US that
poverty Hill" near Americas has
been sold for seventy thousand dol
lars.
That shows that Poverty Hill" has
come from under in these prosper
Gus times. Poverty Hill is a farm
owned by some Sumpter county far
.mer who thought enough of his farm
investment to give it a name. The
name suggests what he expected to
get out of it when he bought it. The
price paid suggests another story.
1t reminds US that twenty-five and
thirty years ago there were thousands
of Poverty Hills" in Georgia. That
is all too true. There was great
poverty in the country throughout
the state The average farmer was
IN debt. The proceeds from his crop
each year went to the supply man
and to pay interest. A large per
cent of good farmers and good citi-
zens were forced to pay all they made
on their debts, and begin buying on
| - NNAS ~ VIC SCOISS UOIOTS CnriSI-
mas In later years it was quite COM
mon to see merchants publishing no
tees that "Our books are closed un-
til January 1st." That meant that
they would not sell on credit to
those who could not pay until the
next fall.
In the fall the justices and the
bailiffs and the collection LAWYERS
were all busy running down farmers
who were delinquent for no other
reason than that the products of
their years work just sold for too
little to pay for what they were OBJ
liged to buy.
Suits were being filed for the COL
lection of mule notes and guano notes
and new courts had to be established
TO take care of this big collection
business. No wonder that a few far
mers went crooked in those DAYS and
tried to beat the game. Those far
mers are perfectly straight now,
since they are in better financial con-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19
Locating Candidates

IN OWN IN TIT COUNTY the people very evidently
propose to find out how the candidates stand the
prohibition issue before voting time
The recent grand jury in session in that county in
corporated the following in their recommendations:
'In cooperation with the law and order league, We,
the Grand Jury, recommend that any offering for
public Office be required to make public through his
ty paper whether he is for against prohibition"
Evidently that grand jury had before them of
the work of whskey peddlers and knew full well what
this business is costing the county 1t is pity that all
grand jures in the state not wdeawake to the
interests of the people.
1t may not be good politics to declare openly how you
stand question of this sort but it is honesty
to do So and the people usually appreciate this in
candidate.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19
dition. AS straight as the banker.

dition. AS straight as the banker.
You can just imagine what took
place in those homes where there was
no money in the fall and winter and
no credit. Happy Christmas there,
you think?
We ought to have four thanks
giving days year down here in
Georgia on which to offer thanks for
our new freedom. The farmer is no
longer slave of the supply man.
He no longer moves like a log at
the bidding of his financial hacker.
He is man of his own. He has
money every day in the year. His
children have money. Christmas
means more to them now. Life
means more to them.
When we look back over the past
thirty-five years and consider what
the farmer was up against a quar-
ter of a century ago, we wonder
that all of them did not turn populist
or revolutionist or Bolshevist in those
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19
Build for the Future

T is A SELF-EVIDENT FACT that no shot ever
struck higher than the gun pointed. 1t is just as
conclusive truth to say that community-no state
greater than the ideals and standards set by its
Character building is the most important work in the
foundation and progress of state. If woman
sponsibe for the fall of ADAM just she the deter
mining factor in what the morals and standards of the
people shall be-
The Y. W. c. A designs, by precept and by associa
ten to elevate the standards of the young well
to improve their mental and physical condition Being
nonseearian, it has opportunity for reaching and in
fuencng greater number than any church In this
work the Y W. c. A. has been peculiarly successful and
in Marietta the national association has laid the founda
tion for effective organization.
number of ladies have interested themselves in
the of the work and have enlisted the support of
nany of our business and citizens.
In our Judgment movement recently inaugurated
promises for Marietta than this and feel safe in
predicting results which will have beneficial effect upon
the future of town. and united support for
local Y. W. C. A.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19

We can now clearly see that the
anti-liquor decision of the Supreme
Court was the great disaster foreseen
by some people to happen to this
country about the seventeenth of
December. And no doubt a good
many people believe the end of the
world would have been less serious to
them, although we fear that some of
those who favor a wet climate might
have been even more dissatisfied with
their future estate.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19

Early in December women begin
to worry over the problem of select
ing gifts for friends and relatives and
relatives and friends. The men are
wondering what the bills will look
like on January frst.-Commerce
Observer.
There is not half so much wonder
as there is fear in the thoughts to
the dad who pays the bills.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19

days.
Poverty Hills" are scarce now,
and they are selling high.
The farmer has lived to see his
day, and we who live neighbor to
him and live in a large measure off
of the commerce he originates, re-
joice with him. May he grow rich
and powerful and happy. He waited
patiently and has received the re-
ward of all those who wait.-Moul-
trie Observer.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-19

The Elberton Star thinks it would be good joke if
the profteers held the supply until the people got
used to doing without it and stopped buying it at all
Whether this be the result not, have abiding
faith in the saying that greed always furnishes
punishment and that somehow and somewhere these self
same proteers will get the penalty stored up and weigh
ed out most accurately, by the hand of justice.