The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-04-18

take good lawyer to Ilfton and get the Guys notes.
the money for them, put Scarbore in jail.
These matters interest the public little and we
are simply following policy of full publicity when
we speak of them. 1t is evident that Mr.. Brumby has
not been living entirely up to his ful publicity
platform in this
AS able to learn the facts about matters
public interest shall give them to the people, let the
chips fall where they may.
The Dawson News thinks it has forever discredted
one old time saying when it coupled the high cost of
living with "all that goes up must come down"
Some of the papers have suggesting which of the
German officials should be punished for starting the
but as time passes is proven that the guilt
era extending the lower classes that it would
be impossible to fix the guilt upon limited number
The Macon Telegraph goes after the chip pocket killer,
meaning the pistol ignoring the fact that the greatest
chip pocket killer" is the bottle which, aside from being
killer by it's power of destruction, in nine cases
of ten accessory before the fact in pistol killings
The Commerce News gets Frank Simond's name down
Simmons and Smons, but the main point is they got
Franks character down right
Many man wishes for business like the other fellow
has, but never wants to do the work necessary build
it up.
If you have not the goods you have to ask
the price of advertising space in this but if you
have the goods will drop in to you about it.
Editor Williams, of Greensboro is doing his town a
service in the way he keeps right after those who fail to
clean up their premises Keep it up, Brother and they
will thank you for it yet.
The Butler Herald thinks planting garden is great
indoor sport and agree that the garden business is
fine game when you have partner who will do all the
work
Alaska is also learning the free publicity game, and
we have monthly bulletin from that faraway land de-
voted the promotion of their interests which is so
clever that print some of it anyway.
The man who boasts that he loses argument
is usually the fellow who gains anything else
An exchange aptly states that of the things we
learned from the that the kaiser did not raise
his boy to be soldier"
1t is now believed that the of the rise of the
Boshevk Russia lack of soap and safety razors
What haven for coolies!
Germany is now making waterppes of paper and they
say that the only objection that they are as easy to
destroy as peace treaty in that country
An Atlanta paper prints its front page some lines
entitled ngles in the Headlines while the trouble with
good many papers of certain stripe is that they get
their facts "jingled"
Cotton holding meetings will be out of style and
cotton chopping parties will be more in demand
Some of the papers noisy in their appeals for
more bonuses keep the returned soldiers
from drifting into vagrancy while said bonuses
more likely to become the of vagrancy than other
wise All the fellows who looking for work IN this
part of the country have got jobs.
House rents have been increased in nearly city,
and more homes are in constant demand and i'm
mediate decline in the price of lumber and builders hard
ware is in sight we should consider this opporune time
to build.
There can be no doubt that the doctors have learned
much surgery during the With the practice that
has upon those with the front ranks every
conceivable operation upon human being has been re-
CURED and necessarily much been acquired that will
prove of worth to the profession in the future
After July first it will take some jazz band to
create anything like the old time pep the diners
of Broadways famous cafes.
The man who doubts the wisdom of advertising should
learn from the cigarette people Although they
had the biggest free advertisement in the world dur
ing the war; they keeping the with redoubed
vigor now at their expense.
1t must relief to Mr. Wilson not having congress
in session while he is away this time though he
he back and take up the task
# guiding it again.