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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
GUY ]. RENCHER

Guy j. Rencher's card in the last
edition of this paper to the people
of this county has rather appeal
ing ring to it. AS he will be busy
with his courts until the next pri-
mary, necessarily sacrificing his po-
litical interests in doing his duty to
those who have elected him, it may
not be inappropos for The Dispatch
to refer to it.
The first thing is of his qualitica
ton. He served eight years in the
legislature making laws and his work
is written in the constructive legis-
lation of our time. He has spent
years in the practice of his profess
sion and he is therefore familiar with
law, court practices, and jury pro-
ceedure. He has served four years
as district attorney and, therefore,
knows the requirements of the posi-
ton. So much for his qualification
Mr.. Rencher makes a rather strong
point in invoking in his behalf the
Democratic custom of endorsing a
man who has been faithful in the
discharge of his duties. This has been
the almost invariable rule. Certain
ly he has been faithful and certainly
/ he is entitled to an endorsement from
the people he has served.
Another strong point in his favor
/ is that his opponent comes from the
same town as the circuit judge and
it is not right to give all the Offices
to one county, no matter how well
/ the asprants are qualified. A fun
damental principle of our democracy
is that all the honors and favors of
our party should be apportioned
fairly to the people and with several
counties in our judicial district it
would seem that others are entitled
to recognition. Our people rejoice
in the opportunity of honoring Judge
Carroll and they will unite to keep
him on the bench as long as he wants
to stay there, but they would like
to see the district attorneyship go
elsewhere.
These are prime considerations for
our people to be governed by in the
election on the Goth and we believe
that they will result in Mr.. Rencher
receiving a handsome majority in
Lowndes when the votes are counted
in the last primary.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
The FUTURE OF AMERICA.

Win civilization hold and work out
the problems of mankind or will the
world go down in chaos and ruin UNI
der the strain Of the present times?
Is this the beginning of the end of
she world, Gods way of bringing
about His ordained plan for the re.
demption of mankind? Out of the
wreck of our two thousand years or
culture and progress is new people,
a new race, to arise to take up the
worlds future? No one who reads
md thinks can fail to consider these
Homentous problems.
There is not form of government,
smpire, dynasty or republic, which
stands serene and secure today, re-
spending to the demands Of its peo-
pie and solving the problem of their
existence. There is not a nation on
the globe which is not fostering with
die feeling of unrest and dissatisfac-
don. The war seems to have UNI
6ashed the forces of disorder every
where, and nations and people are
cropping around aimlessly in quest of
what they know not of. England,
ander all the boosted stability of her
institutions, is undergoing the worst
period of disorder in the history of
der government, with her subjects
asking impossible things, with con-
ditiOns becoming more aggravated all
the time and with her statesmen apd
leaders grasping for remedies on all
hands. France has hardly recovered
from the shock Of war, but her peo-
pie are demoralized and disorganized.
OF America and the other powers it
n unnecessary to speak, We all
know conditions here and we have
reason to suspect what they are ev-
srywhere.
One of the greatest problems as
ISOLATED with the aftermath of war
is the curtailing of production An
scanomic writer figured that sixty
three million men ceased to produce
those things necessary for the peace
full sustenance of the world during
khR wan and now that the war is over
millions Of them have refused to ac-
sepe the old order of things and are
mIN partially working or not work
ing at al. With all the nations work
ing upon a peace basis the world has
never been but one year ahead OF Its
supply bill. Where panic prevailed
IN Que quarter of the globe and the
productive power of nation had
been paralized, it has devolved upon
other nations to sustain it. But with
all the peoples of the globe half pro-
ductive. and with disorder every
where. the future seems indeed dark
One thing the war has taught US
all We are all one vast human fam
ily. one dependent upon the other
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17

vations which meet with most gen.
eral approval are those which safe
guard the independence of this coun-
try; which insure the Monroe doc
trine; which give America authority
to deal with all problems of her own
and the right to withdraw from the
League whenever she gets ready,
Surely, with these reservations there
can be no objection, and Congress
should ratify it, get it out of the way
and get on the acute problems now
before the country.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17

individual as well as nation. The
South may produce its normal sup
ply Of cotton, but if the cotton con-
Stunning agencies of the other nations
are crippled, if their manufactures
are restrained so the medium Of ex-
change is eurtailed, the South's cot
ton crop will languish. Commerce is
but the exchange of surplus product
and the free exchange is needed in
order for the world to survive. IL
Europe cannot provide Brazil the
things needed and make the exchange
in coffee, Brazils coffee will rot in
the fields. II America cannot furnish
Cuba with her wares. we cannot Sc
cure her sugar. If China and the
Orient cannot secure our products we
cannot expect her silks and fine fab
RIGS. Ali trade and commerce must
follow inexorably the law of supply
and demand and wherever legislation
has attempted to supplant this law
the experiment has been disastrous.
These are critical periods in the af-
fairs of all nations and therefore in
the affairs of all peoples, the outcome
of which no man can tell.
The Dispatch has not been much
of an advocate of the League of Ma
tions, but Mr.. Wilson seems to predi-
cate the whole REIMBURSEMENT program
upon its adoption. 1t will be well to
adopt it with or without reservations
that Congress and all thoughtful
agencies may combine all our forces
and patriotism towards the solution
of the problems now pressing so Sc
verely upon our whole republic. 1t
seems to be the starting point, and
the sooner we establish it the better
it is going to be.
Not long since the writer was
called upon to respond to a toast,
ne dreIlL III the W ar AIOuilu
the banquet board was seated as fine
a body of young men as one ever
saw, young men who had snatched
the bubble reputation from the can
mons mouth on the western battle
line In that talk he called their at
tention to the duty ahead and en-
phasized it all with an appeal to them
to serve their country in peace as
valiantly as they had served it in
war. There is no finer appeal for
us to make to our readers this morn
ing-let's stand by our government
through it all. There are vast prob
lens ahead, but through the process
of law and order and peaceful ac-
complishment let us triumph over
them all For America to fail now
will throw the world into anarchy
and ruin.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
SETTLE THE MATTER.

The Dispatch is no apolOgist or de-
fender of the street car company.
Years ago when our rates here based
upon normal conditions were out of
line with other cities of our size and
with similar conditions, we fought the
company for a reduction of our rates
and won the fight. Now the company
is in a bad plight as a result Of condi
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17

The wide disparity of views in
Congress over the Peace League and
the tenacity with its proponents and
opponents hold to their convictions
has about convinced the country that
if the League is ratified it will have
to be a compromised League or a
League with reservations. The reser-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
Guy Rencher
Candidate for Reelection as
District Attorney

Has served the people faithfully for four years
in his present office and is asking the Democratic
precedent of an endorsement term.
Has served 8 years in the Legislature and is
familiar with law-making and legislative pro-
ceedure.
Has spent his life, since being admitted to the
bar practicing his profession in the courts and is
trained and experienced in court practices and
knows how to represent the people.
Is fair and just to ALTO the man at the bar
of justice and the people whose laws he has
outraged.
Who believes that all of the Offices should not
go to one county, and as the county of his OppO
nent now holds the judgeshp he is asking that
the District AttOrneyship should go to Kemper
his home county.
Who promises to give to the requirements of
the Office the same painstaking care and atten-
ton in the future that he has given it in the past
Who will give every man fair hearing, no mat
ter what his station in life.
Who will enforce the law fearlessly, fairly and
impartially.
Upon this platform he is asking that the voters
of LOwndes county help re-elect him to the Office
he now holds
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
Professional Notice.

This is to give notice to my friends
and patrons and the public generally
that | am located in my offices in the
second floor of the Columbus Nation
al Bank building. My new offices are
up-to-date in every respect with every
convenience and facility for the COM
fort of my patients.
d. ID. GRIFFIN, Dentist.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-17
CARD OF THANKS.

| wish to thank my friends for
their many kindnesses shown me dur
ing the illness and death .of my wife.
A. C. MYERS.
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beftnbsr mig ttert % irii', psienbe naitsn 200 9uno. 6r usiebe
ies iao Tibet iom 100 Pnnb. Seq baaber Ell Wpuobe Meuueifer
piI bruoe NC ri .fa 90 erhnlhe be inmme Msiultntsr leo nj .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28
Yiles.
Or. Gan Glef bar innDst egte
ginoring. bpilie belbreoer
SuNMDer.
ScnD Sort ior Collars Eruue jrit

Sil bpemiombelt liosEos al Eiles (nR
moryboieer) eler pI bette ubegr9n'eoe Stls
buo Seuo os DIN Nouesie. Ga omddaeuoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28
MNc SDgc % Qi0cnOe

oil fad 'rt S-to ON en- oeo en- WisioH1r era GttH.
ben iHbfsri uowerttt uieoiciH for afihma. Brontit.
Aaiarth. l~HfUsu}a Ssbntsshso 1srpeiusttells N.
NJ Nauu bette eld6 % feHb 8rsp ~ Vdfcr y.
y. Versh, 3922 g. ReoIs aus. eaitaqo. "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28

y 8. 6. grten er Treit / Chicago og
itriper lu,oer lit rette Naun.-"9.>
g." Heo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28

0r. Reouttar'
81 oette S%9srBouadl I'M IUHle. %
~iu0guueuoe. hdr prret oiiiutcrct Fan BET
uct inres operileoigt az itriUe noger mc
re. 2o9 pi! iea fau sop ar pisre noIIe
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ritanit Sirl. Ga Bette er ianoi. Scr
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meo en- dmcrl.auit Sipl. I'll Ne life
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noriie &irter. uorite Stoler Oh norit
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lie Srper; u1dr ii saGr iii STRIFE uif
ii add paa amerltruN @0no. @i ptl
iimpelt6cn life tlpc en- importeret an.
iieuNom. Ser 9I n bare en- ariiteu-
ouut, ION er en- Gn1critanit Suitiultiou.
90 iom er oprlmotH AZ amcritarIf SorS.
"a "a CT sci itiyiu9I. at III mdd haze
ZEN pna Guaclit. Get or Del inlcn Ser
oil ne1te. at her / Sanoet bar @uo5
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pad 9lurii. ya0 os MI mere iUroigc
neo az tale ON uoyiie 3enigbeoer. NOR
itc SioIer on euO0g uorite i)lem Hme
rita. ser mGa &c ncri!e Sno9crorere
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meme Ill. men q, ee bauoe isrit GO iioit
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prre 0errt III eget 6u3. 2erior iaar
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Ser irttes en Nlsil meIem Dem OF Re,
res Barn. S.oIeH itaI operage dmert.
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uOelu.,cnoc paa euselif. 9e 6ourIore.
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