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BUILDING PERMITS.

F. ]. Bourgeois, 1915 Farnam street, re-
modelling, $500.
George c. Flack. frame dwellings as
follows: S17s Curtis Ave, $780, 3175 Cur
tbs Ave, $25e0: 3171 Curtis Ave-, $4,000;
1901 N. S3d St, $4,000; 6305 N SD St,
$4,000: 5000 NJ 3sd St, $4,000
Guy Slater, 5425 South Esd St, frame
dwelling, $4,000.
+. Nordstrom. 52o4 Fort St, brick and
frame dwelling. $4,000
B. H. Trap. 1909 X St. frame and
stucco dwelling. $1,000.
c. s. Carlberg, 5000 So. SD St. and
ISIS So. saith St, frame dwellings at
$4,000 each.
Oscar Poison, es07 North cath St, veneer
and frame dwelling, $500.
c. w. Shields, 1918 So. asa St, remodel
frame dwelling, $1,000.
c. B. Ferris, 140S SO. Sth St, brick
garage, $500.
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
MIKULSKI-John, March rs. age so years,
at home of his daughter. Mrs. Anna
Doyle. ALB South Twentieth. Deceased
is survived by his wife, Katherine, and
five children, Frank of Papillion, Mrs.
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE DESIRE to express our sincere APP
probation and thanks to our many
friends who so kindly assisted In our
time Of need and death OF our dear. be-
loved mother: also for kindly words and
sympathy from our friends. Also Rev.
Mccarthy and pallbearers. Mrs, Louis
Jansen. Mrs. William Il. Barker. John
II RudowsSy
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.


/ would like to hear from
man or woman with experience
in either the grocery or meat
business who would be willing
to go In with me. I am man
aging at present one of the
best grocery and meat mar
kets in Omaha. Strictly cash,
no delivery. l have some
money to invest but not suf-
ficient to buy this market.
have managed this market for
the last year and have expert
ence in both meat and grocery
I lines and know 1t Is money
making market. I can buy 1t
right. II you are looking for
good business proposition,
write Box d ~, Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-29

OUR MARCH FURNITURE SALE
Should suggest to you remarka bic
savings on your furniture requirements
for spring We are offering a great spe.
cial on 20 dressers at half price: also a
remarkable ssaie in kitchen cabinets.
strictly high class S45 values, at s29 10
We specialize OH complete outfits for
the home rooming bouses and hotels
We pay the freight Liberty bonds
taken
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY.
18th and Dodge SITS Opp L p Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-29

Lumber and Bull jing Materials.
SEALED bids for all lumber consisting
principally of dimension lumber, In
grand stand and barns located on the
Benson race track will be received by
the Omaha Driving club. 1917 w. o. w.
building, up to IL o'clock noon, April l.
For information, call Douglas 1853.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
BY CHEWING & BONLEY Inc.
COURT SALE
THAT MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Near the Conner Of Fourth (4tI) and
Broad Streets, No. 212
FRONTING ON FOURTH (4th) STREET BETWEEN BROAD
q z
BY CHEWING & BONLEY, Inc.
Real Estate AuctiOnccrs.
n FOURTH (4th) STREET BETWEEN
AND GRACE STREETS.

the Of
L. l. Hope
Y g..
M.
and
feet
Owner ,.
Third and Fourth
what will additional
consid erable weth
and shall a the inleo of sale
of
P
ioners
hefeby eif that the bond of
day o July
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dUCTIONS-LEC4L
Legal Notices.

MOTOR , i:AT%GH BIDS For sale tenders
,sunch, "Iris Length over an I. feet.
.. loss. Built. 1917, mahogany nnsh.
New engine installed August. 1918: IS horse
power 6-cyilnder. 4-cycle Frisbie. complete
with all equipment: costing $1,000. Speed.
- knots. cruising 10 knots. Fitted with
toilet. Sleeping bcrths. galley, pantry. re-
frigcrator. storag" batteries electric lights
and thu: usual fittings OF well appointed
disnntch boat. May be inspected afoat
moorcd in the Hague. Norfolk Va Ccrti-
fed check payable to British Admiralty Of
fccr. for 10 per cent OF tn" bid mus, Hc-
company the offer. balanc. OF successful
bid TO h" paid on delivery OF bill OF sale
Bids must remain firm until noon. August
u lel? Address bids to British Admiralty
marked sealed bid Launch Iris" They
Q; The right Is reserved to reject any or
SEALED BIDS-Notice: Ry. order Of the
Board OF Commissioners OF Nash tountv.
AT It's SPECIAL meeting Monday. July IL. 1919.
sealed bids fer the construction and inn
provemcnt. lighting and heating the Nash
hcatiors drawn bv John G. Stout. are asked
check FOR per cent OF bid. Bids to be
opened at Nashville. y. c.. Wednesday Au-
gust 20. l9l? Right reserved to reject any
or all bids Plans and specifications fur
nishcd upon deposit OF s25 he seen
AT the court house. J. II. Bodde. Clerk to
Board OF Commissioners. Nash County.
Nashville. y. G,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

Young man. - wears of age. de-
sircS position as shipping clerk
with some rcliab wholesale es;ah-
liShment Have had years az
pcricnce as such and am prepared
20 furnish tho very best OF refer
"nCes TO he had Am not afraid OF
work at any time. and always will
ins 10 do more than my share. q
hanCe is AL needed TO prove myself
satisfactory under most any cir
cumstancrs. Write good hand and
use adding machine. II you de-
sire good man. please apply Box
1857. Highland Springs. Va.
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ROOMS AID BOARD
Manifestations. Bourd. Z;

wANTED-BY COUPLE. NICELY FUR
NIsHED ROOM AND BOARD: ELEC-
TRIO LIGHT AID STEAM HEAT PRE-
rEHREp. FREEZER PRIVATE FAMILY.
BUT WILL CONSIDER BOARDING
HOUSE. n lOU HAVE ANYTHING TO
OFFER. APPLY s3t CARE TIMES
DISPATCH
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnted-aIale.

experience as craftsman 10 mako draN-
lHSs. traciuss ana estimates for metal cell
inEs, ONE with some selling ability pre-
fctrcd Stat. age and salary wanted \ G2j
care rin.s- Dspatch
as chief clerk In charge of AN once force
OF about nfty clerks Must b. familiar with
up-tn-d.t" Office methods and be AN cSccu-
tive OF unusual and proven ability. To one
VINO can make good. a position with an as-
surcd future Is opcn In reply state ae. ex-
Dioy"d itcpli"s confidential. r. GoT care
FAltMEk Wanted married man of hu.-
TIC aud experience to work and ma mage
small farm in Underwater Virginia Com
fortnbl" house with garden abundance ~
az all d"nomtrnti"ns convenient SALARY $40
Il month. "ith share In butter and poultry
IA s"d. A.ldr"Es. with fun partjculars /.
- care Titn"s- Disuatch
FLOOR LAYERS wanted. The highest
WAGES paid g $ Laug-rbaun. Madison
HE lI' WANTED il, large pail factory nrst-
class turner's. helpers on pail la hes: FIRST
class iub houpcrs Address ,tulck. National
lKDN MoULDEKS wanted 40 cents Ier
1905 Gambler tBuildinr. Atlanta. Ga. stating
"Ap"rt"rcc. where employed ana II union
or npruniOn.
INSURANCE Mf:N should write Dor splendid
agency proposition from tho largest com
!tAy Sp"c!h liQnr III accident and health
throughout your state. Johnson & Adams
southeastern Mnnagc:s. so Southern t:.dr
Nashington. - g.
NANAEER-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantc,l-Ifcul Estate.

HON ES-we have buyers for homes In
Barton Heights for delivery cptembcr
l. what have you Where? Your price
Terms comntuni-nt" today. james r.
Cosby. sol Mutual bldg.
LIST your property for quick results. with
q. L. Taylor & 60. 80 North Ninth
street
LIST your property for sale or rent with
for quick returns. n u and r. D.
Eb"l. North Ninth Street
LIST your farms FOR sale with W. r. Harris
9l9 East Main street. Richmond Va
LIST your property for sale or rent With
. Rogers Hros - North Ninth Street
Madison i747.
LIST your property Tor sale or rent with
II. r Rcheson & Co.
LOTS-Houses and lots quickly sold IL
listed with Bragg Bros. X Co.
SAf.ES.l.onns and rents Elan & Funston.
lll3 East Main Street
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10,
@ lumber
o a moder rabIc twosto ybrickd
the adjoin this bouse
o n his p,0pe
no o he s. and getb bargains
a sale
y w BowE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

WANTED. MANAGER FOR TRAC-
rOR FARM FOR COMG:SG YEAR
WHO HAS ABILITY TO LOOK
Ere. SALARY $1,000 90. BESIDES
HOUSE GARDE&. WOOD. FEED
FOR COW. ECT GIVE REFER
ENCEs address !. $50. CAKE
TINES DISPATCH
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hUCTIONS-LECAL
legal Notices.

Walk S-COTTRt:i.I. Co-Thc snnusi
meeting ot nc stockholders of the Wat
kins..Cotircll Go. Will be held in the .n,cc
streets Richmond. Va on Tuesday. Au-
gust II. noon. tSiEn.d) =. ). Eensom.
Secretary and rrcuSurrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

TENTS u. $ ARMY l6xl6 PYRAMIDAL
TENTS. Practically new Wall cents
cots blankets. IcEginEs. wagon covers. boys
scout equipment TENS FOR rent Get our
prices FIRST Army and Navy Supply Go
$40 Brook Avenue and m North seven.
tcenth Randolph lttS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

SODA FoUNTNi %S-Dnc sixteen and one
twenty foot new high grade soda fouu-
tai immediate delivery y o22. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

TWO INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN
WANTED. no ASSIST ~ HAND
LING STOCK ~ OUR WHOLESALE
MlLLl%ERY DEPARTMENTS EN-
CEI.LENr OPPORTUNITY. WITH
RAPID ADVASCEMENT II YOU
HAVE AMHlrloN APPLY NAN
Ayers OFFICE. KAUFMAN &
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RIAL Est ar FOR SALE
Farms and LAND fur Sale. {

farInS anu Lana Tor Sale. S3
A.HEMAKI.E COUNTY For sale. small
pu,builhinss; pipcd water. mos, attractive
hSmmn 'f frTntre or sn o,d
!. I6S car Times. Dispatch.
ss6y Es,eneh ana n1''M Main M'' s,r.e g'I Rcn
mond Va.
FAKMS.wS have several nice farm, on
so7 East Main Street.
FA 4aS % E !.T" yHn S s;4as see Gar
FAHMS-For farms OF any description. see
i;eN Q. Jones Co. Inc. 10 North Eighth
FARMs-.ror sale in any location Call
" $ Robinson & Co. 100 North Eighth
If others have failed to sell your farm. list
~ With us. Miller CO. Inc. l23 North
LIT y0 ef7 and cot city ,5 Stoq E1s Sia
WE haye numerous small pi4ses on, Tho
= s =, Rsilroad 5u, '' o: Which YOU you can an
n.a H 81. East Main
100, ACRES--summer home in Blue Ridge
sh$rG Hs.u!,taI bunssIs@ At had Sdi = = ,%o
va! magnitiSent views and inviEor.t,
bearing 9rsh.5a of $40 trees; pIsnnsd IS
with crops. horses. farm tools and orchard
90. Cnarlott.sviIle Va
lss ACRES---Chance OF lifetime l6S-a
Richmond onlv ) minutes drive; excellent
rsT!dsnGe Tooms al, kpHs
acre including, stock and machinery: one
EisRth Street - '"' 10 >'''"
200 AcREsI,Fo!a sale. farm 9 miles from
yation. Large orchard. wood ana saw Tim
her enough nM HI, 70 pay for the nlace. Sec This
9 So care Times Dspatch.
Houses for Sale. "a
r., -, .n,,,.. 80, -,
u sn Ft9 GONE e and Ave-
hHp Sii , sale See us for some OF the
a Ssa 81 Hor, !" xh mi ST.: s;See uhie""
Wifi sshaat - !se central Gn Easy N., fd%s
RoPERTY--For Jackson Ward property
call Randolph SIS %. a: Cephas.
Lots For Sale. 80
HAIG 5ys a N t4s5 N.n 5i ,t ssn'e See
BELLEVUE COURT lots FOR sale on in
.S per- month as t sewe r0. eee,r fsSi ra,s
shaae trees, . sidewalks. graded streets
ins IN; " RsndoIph aoss 'D' = ~ ""'"a' hu''o
NORTH SlDE-The North Side is the place
building lots cost from $50 to So per front
""d Bs.Hus SnE %h. TO yet
all city improvements. the price is SIS per
post-of,icc Ten doiiars per r" month-"onys 81" a
lot Liberty bonds taken at full value as
h haa@sy l;anaai Ssvs Sss Court '' Mutual
PETERSiHURG FIJI. G..Lots on petersburg
,er r,he or ase sh sas 70
Mutual building
TIE rnEND OF Richmond's growth is
right end OF Richmoni Let US take You you
out TO see this beautiful suburb Sewer. gas.
electric lights. water. street ears. Ten dol
lars per month buys a lot Liberty bonds
vue Court. 7oi Mutual Building. Randolph
Shore Property for Sale. SO
OCEAN VIEw-For sale furnished hotel OF
Is rooms at Ocean View; fronting chcsa
line. Easy terms ARMY Room 3I9. Dick
Suburban For Sale. 81
vA haA: You FG % oer! j. II eema 191. wat
Co. Inc. 81 :as, Franklin. Rando,ph ai.S
WESTI IAMPTON-We sell tho best or
ciolaan { Iash. L: Norlh Eishth street
Wantcu-iicai Estate. 80
COUNTRY PKOPERTY-W have some
very desirable country property for sale.
National 5lnk BuiidlnE.
FARM-wamtcd. to buy good farm con-
tanning 500 acres more suitdSl. for
raising stock and grain must have good
Address +. .. BOX Is Emporia. Va. '''''
FARMS-I.ist YOUR farm Tor sale with us
now our farm Department active. Get
Ti<ist Co. Reii Estate department. Seventh
ani Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

REF ri q ERAroR-A real bargain.
frisrrat"r size SN5 feet and 10 feet hirh.
Factory pric" about $3.50. VIII sell for $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

CARPENTERS-Want interior hn,shers
Robert F. Lee School. kensngton and
Pe IN 1900
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Situations Wnntcd--lIemaIe. q

LADY-A refined young lady wishes place
in home 10 make herself generally use
tul. Up country preferred. Address Miss
Il 40 West Twenty eighth street. Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

To the creditors of ERNEST |. ,It;N.
NlNGS. trading as JENNINGS l'iSE
co. of Richmond. III the County of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
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ALBEMARLE COUNrY-For sal" small
appl" farm in Albcmarlc County: good
outbuildinEs. Dpc6 water; most attractive
home: furnished or unfurnished: Old ma
hogany furniture: Oriental rugs. Address
|. G51. E!m.E- DiSpatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

For SAIE-A lot OF brass electric fixtures
VIII sell cheap for ash. Can be seen
Office OF Morton q. 1halhner. 30. FIRST
d lA.,rILs KIM
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26
AMERICA WON THE WAR

General Pershing's fpal report as
Commander in chief OF the American
Evolutionary Forces in Europe con.
clusiye!y proves that America won
the war of 1914-1918. General Per-
shing does not hesitate to generously
give the allied forces due credit, but
he clearly states and convincingly
proves that the resources in man pow
er of the allies were greatly below
those OF the central powers, and the
allied morale had been terribly sha-
ken.
When Field Marshal Haig made
his report of the achievements of the
British army in France he made only
casual mention of the assistance CIV
en- the British by the Americans. Gen
eral Pershing's story magnanimously
gives the British the credit which be-
longs to them, yet. accords to the
Americans their true place in the his
tory of that memorable period.
General Pershing tells of the ia.
nous allied conference at Versailles
in June, 1918, to decide how to avert
a complete disaster and the decision
to appeal to America. In this famous
appeal, says General Pershing, Gen
eral Foch represents that it is impos-
sible to foreSee ultimate victory un-
less America is able to provide an
army that will enable the allies ulti-
mately to establish numerical supe-
riority."
There is no going behind these
facts-these admissions Had it not
been for the Americans, it is the tes-
timony of the allies and their military
leader, the war would have been lost.
Americans will read this report of
General Pershing with added interest
and pleasure because Field Marshal
Haig saw fit to minimize the impOr-
lance of the American forces in the
great struggle. Nevertheless, Gener-
al Pershing does not conceal the
great fact that there is glory enough
for a!::.-New York Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26
TRAMMELL STARTS EN- THINK
ING

And mention of Georgia brings
us TO Florida, where we are wonder
ing how Senator Trammells vote that
helped kill the treaty is setting on
the stomachs" of his constituents.
What we thought were mistakes
of his in the past he has turn
ed into political capital. He is
the best ground listener in the
world He decided in his twenties to
make politics a life business, and he
has studied it. His evident theory
is that majority of the people can do
no wrong. So he listens. Heyhad an
nOunced for congress against Spark
man, but he saw (six months before
anybody else in the state) that, as
result of Pete Dignan's appointment
and the Sturkie resolutions, etc,
somebody was going to beat Nat
Bryan. Trammell saw no reason why
he should not be that man. He
changed his candidacy from congress
to the senate, presto, and Won Wood
rw Wilson and Nat Bryan stand for
certain principles. If those principles
go down, they fall with them; if their
principles come back into public ia.
vor, statesmen like Wilson and II. p
Bryan will rise with them. They
stand for something. If a young man
ever went to Washington and made
good, Nat did. But Trammell posses
ses political momentum. Once he is
knocked off the track you will hear of
him no more. If he ever misjudges
public sentiment he's a goner. So
Trammells vote makes us almost
afraid that the senate did the right
thing politically, for he is such a good
listner. Two brothers we'll known in
Florida met not long ago and this
conversation is said to have occurred
do you remember long time ago |
wired you to come to Jacksonville and
talk over with me the matter of beat
ing Bill Ellis for attorney general, and
we decided on young fellow down at
Lakeland who had been mayor and
later went to the legislature and was
elected speaker of the house and then
president of the senate; and we
thought he could beat Ellis, and asked
him to run, and he did run, and won
out?" yes replied the other broth.
er. Il remember that" Well" asked
the first one. Didn't we play h
when We got him started ?"-St. Au.
gustine Record.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26
A BITTER Wall

Mr.. Will S. Hays. who thinks he is
an Atlas carrying the burden Of the
world on his shoulders, makes the
bitter wall that 'the, republican party
can alone save the United States"
Why, my dear little innocent friend
the United States has just emerged
VIGOROUSLY from the most disastrous
and stupendous war the world has
ever known.
1t is wearing wreath of victory
more glorious and enduring than was
ever worn by Alexander, Caesar, the
Iron Duke" or Napoleon.
In the great conflict she won first
place among the nations, and as the
dove of peace stretches her wings
over the earth, the United States
finds herself the richest and most
prosperous of all the nations
Her bank deposits. her exports and
her prices for all commodities show
this.
The barometey that marks this
prosperity is not confined to one sec
ton, but is nationwide.
The farmer is getting more for his
products; the manufacturer more for
his manufactured articles; the miner
more for his output. the merchant
more for his wares and the laborel
more for his hire.
Land values were never so high: or.
ange grove property was never so val
liable: no industry was ever so pros.
porous.
We hear Of no bank failures, no pan
les, no g"tramps," no 'hobos,' no
.bread-Iine."
Those things that were so indica.
tive OF suffering and poverty a few
years ago have disappeared and are
nowhere in evidence, and want and
the fear of want no longer hangs like
a black pail over the nation.
With these wonueffal things s6sdSnl
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26
BREAKING THE SOLID SOUTH

For two generations. says the Pen
sac0la Journal, the republican leaders
of the nation have dreamed dreams
and schemed schemes of smashing
the democratic solidarity of the south.
ern group of states. They have tried
every conceivable process of wedging
their way into the party citadel. but
always with the same result.
The south remains solid, and is a
unit in national affairs, always voting
the democratic ticket.
AS long as the republican party
remains a sectional party, and refus-
es to recognize the south as an into
grail part of the Union, with the same
rights and privileges of all other sec
tions, it's solidarity will remain I'M
broken.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26
AN OLD TIMER.
WHERE THE SENATE STANDS

On the 10th of last July, President
Wilson presented the Treaty of Yer
sailles to the Senate for it's advice and
consent 1t was long in the hands of
fthe packed Committee on Foreign Re-
lations. 1t was debated in open Sen
ate from September until the midd:.
of November.
In the mean time all straightout
amendments having been beaten and
several sO-called reservations adopted
by majority votes. Senator Lodges
motion to accept the treaty with the
committees reservations failed to re-
ceive the support of two-thirds of the
Senators, as was necessary. Then
Senator Hitchcocks motion TO accept
the treaty with Interpretation as
agreed to by most of the Democratic
Senators met the same fate after
which Senator Unerwood's motion to
accept the treaty without reservation
or amendment was rejected
Although eighty of the ninety-six
Senators voted for the treaty in one
form or another, efforts at com
promise failed, just as they did the
other day when Senator Underwood s
proposal for the appointment of a
committee of Cancellation was defeat.
ed by the objection of Senator Lodge.
1t is the contention Of the last-named
gentlemen that so far as the Senate
is concerned the treaty is dead, and
that it can be brought to life only as
the President resubmits it with his
own suggestions as to reservations or
interpretations.
Here we have shining example
of Senatorial observations Through
out is wearisome debate the Senate
jealousy asserted its right to advise
and consent. and yet it has advised
and consented to nothing. 1t not only
abandons its task: it calls upon the
President whom it has tried to dis
credit to do the work in its place. A
treaty upon which depend the peace
and prosperity of the world is neither
rejected nor approved. Instead of ad.
vice and consent, that body has con.
fined itself to besotted craftsmanship
and final refusal to meet it's own
obligations. World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26

Many, many centuries ago Isaiah
said they shall beat their swords
into plowshares and their spears into
pruning hooks" meaning the imple-
ments of war in use in those days.
So the bigger implements of war man
ufactured by the Krupp works in Ger
many have found their way to the
scrap heap and those works are now
turning out locomotive engines, trac-
tors and other farming machinery
all implements of peace. and the
booze joints are supplanted by bak-
cries. confectioneries and soft drink
establishments. And yet some people
cannot see that the world is. growing
better