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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26
FRATERNAL ORDER MAN
PUT in FEDERAL PEN

Atlanta, Ga, March 26.-Sam F.
Jones. national president of the Or
der Of Beavers, entered the Federal
prison here yesterday to serve term
for selling whiskey to soldiers. He
pleaded guilty to the charge of vio-
lating the federal law covering the
whiskey traffic
On the same day, Joseph F. Ruther-
ford, president Of the International
Bible Association, and seven con-
freres, were released from the peni-
Tertiary on $4,000 bail They We're
sentenced for violation of the espion-
age act, and are to have hearing
on April IA in New York on a writ
of error recently granted.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26
SYMPHONY GLUE MEETING.

Miss Helen Rosser was hostess on
Saturday afternoon when she enter
tanning most delightfully."- the mem
bers of the Symthony Club and a
number of invited guests. Bowls of
spring wild flowers addeded their
beauty and fragrance to the rooms
invited guests included; Mesdames
r. D. Minis, Lee Ryals, j. M. Gle
ments, George Harris, A. F. Church
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

The Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak
Old people who are feeble and young
er people who are weak, will be
Strengthened and enabled to go through
the cold weather by taking GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC, which is
simply IRON and QUININE suspend
ed in syrup. So pleasant even Child
rem like it. You can soon feel its
Strengthening Invigorating Effect.
Price Coo. Wed If
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26
Impurities Promptly Wiped
Out.

If there is any trace Of Scrofula, or
other impurities in your blood, you
cannot enjoy the full physical devel-
opment that q healthy body is ca
pabIe Of until your blood has been
thoroughly cleansed and purified OF
all traces Of impure matter.
S. S. S.. the wonderful old purely
vegetable blood remedy, has no equal
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26
After The-War Problems
Affect Telephone Service

w TEIILE the nation was under the stress In
M/ cident to winning the war, we asked our
w subscribers and the public to be patient
with the telephone service and to limit it's Use as.
much as practicable In order that we might handle
the urgent business OF the nation efficiently.
Now that the armstice has been signed and
hostiities have ceased, we are confronted with
problems of the reconstruction period, which are
equally as serious and which will require time and
patience for solution.
The policy of frankness which we have prac-
ticed prompts us to make it clear that the difficult
ties under which we are now operating are such
that it will be many months before we can bring
yaling prior to the European war.
The abnormal increase In the volume OF tee-
phone calls due to war activities created need
for greater number OF operators and we have
been diligently building up an enlarged operating
force. When this situation was very well in hand
last fall the influenza epidemic played havoc with
our forces and our losses from illness and death
are still alarming As result Of this combination
of circumstances, the percentage OF new and mex
perienced operators is large and there is now
serious shortage although our training schools
graduating large classes every month.
Although our service has suffered from these
causes the public has been considerate and we
have been able to handle heavier traffic than
seemed humanity possible and have installed
promptly and operated efficiently the telephone
plants required by the government at army camps
and other similar institutions
The situation confronting our service is more
serious now than it was when fighting was in
progress The public has relaxed from its ten
sion and is inclined to expect our service to at
once assume its pre-war efficiency. We deem it
our duty to make this frank statement and urge
you to continue the conservation Of the service
which proved so helpful during the time Of our
nation greatest need.
We are operating the telephone system as
agents for the federal government under the SUI
pervsion of the Postmaster General, and our loyal
organization is making patriotic effort to perfect
the service. Your continued cooperation and
encouragement will be appreciated.
southern Bell Telephone A6
nd Telegraph Company
e. T. STACKER, Manager.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

A patent has been granted for
framework made Of perforated pipes
to ventilate stacks of hay or straw
to prevent spontaneous combustion
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

An inventor has brought out a sim
pie crank operated device to squeeze
all the air from an automobile inner
tube prior to making repairs.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26
PRACTICE HOUR FOR
PLAY TONIGHT.

These taking parts in THE Tam,
ing Of the Shrew" will please meet
at the School Auditorium promptly
at eight 500 O'Clock this (Wednes-
day. evening. Musicians and those
taking part in chorus-please be on
time full practice.
DR.. Kendall is confined to his home
by illness.
Mrs. Robinson of Kewanee, Ill. is
the guest of Mrs. Oscar Heard.
Mrs. Kenneth Smith and little
daughter are visiting relatives in
Ashburn. ..
80 'f5l1N
Homer Bartee. of Auburn is spend,
ing several days with home folks
here. ...... .......
sg.'ta
.,.. .s.. Hsl
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. James are now
at home with Mrs. Bonner Brown on
Fifth Street. -
49, nr.,.
Mrs. Purvus, who has been i'll at
her Thirteenth Avenue residence is
reported improving
Orie Bray has returned to Cordelc
having recently received his dis
charge from the army. ar,:
Seab Hamilton is efficiently re
stored tohealth, that he is deploring
his absence from his farm. ''
Friends of Franklin Kendrick who
has been i'll for the past several
| days, will be glad to know that he is
now recovering
44u..u ,.-e,~-----. -
Numerous friends of Mrs. M
M. Wakefield will be pleased to
J learn she is recovering from recent
! illness.
Hiram J. Williams will leave in a
few days for Atlanta, where he
plans to take a summer course pre-
paratory to interfering Medical
University again next fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Scarboro and
little daughter Mildred and Misses
Grace Lyon and Lucille Peacock
spent Sunday with relatives in
Pinehurst.
Lieut.. Will Hamilton who recent
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

a patent has been granted for a
balloon covered with many points
which radiate electricity into the air
to induce rain to fall.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

TAKEN UP-Young Hampshire boar,
weighs about $50 pounds. Owner can
have by paying expenses. J. B. Ryals.
1868
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26
STORY HOUR AT LIBRARY

Friday afternoon at $780, Stories
How Cedric became a knight--The
Rich Goose. The Tanning of the Shrew
The Story Hour is held for the chill
dren but anyone will be welcome
to attend.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

One coffee triee yields about a
pound of beans each season.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26
"AMERlCAN WOMEN"

Paper-"What are American Women
doing for the Music Wbrld?"
Mrs L. Brown.
Miss MaXy Lane Conner
Vocal--Love Lead the Way Howard
Mrs Heard
Etude de Concert ......... Foster
Mrs Ballenger
Reading-Mary Call the Cattle Briggs
Mrs Palmer,
(Piano Accompaniment, Mrs TerrelD
The Castle Goblin ........ Bilbro
Mrs Hunt
Vocal Will Come Back Again
Kate Vannah
Mrs Heard
CnofuS ...... ...........Se selected
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

well, Ed Cochran, w. p Fleming,
a. c. Frasuer, Palmer Greene, George
Morris, M. NJ Fakes, j. e. Beasley,
j. J. Williams, A. M. Stead, Misses
Hortense DCvant and Agnes Seay.
The following program was render
ed after which the hostess assisted
by her mother, Mrs. ROsalie Rosser,
served sandwiches and tea.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-26

Lieut.. Will Hamilton who recent,
ly received his discharge from army
service at Camp Sewer is here on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w, c. Hamilton. He has as his guest
Lieut. Knobs who is enroute to his
home at Jacksonville.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
sinrt.

tOl oiiti.
Dobfe, pfedobfe znal Aladdr
pfisne yojenske zakony. Kazdy
tyden ie slychal, ty osudne arty-
kule, jez pc vetsine vyznivaly pre-
chem a olovem nebo smrfi pro
vazem. a on prohresil Sc prot
MIN, ne proti jednomu, ale jas
sam Sc domyslil a jak plukovni
auditor vypocita, jiste proti desiti,
Ii vedel tedy, 60 no ocekava.
Jediny jen clovek mohl no spa.
|siti - plukovnik. On sam 2 VAST
nj noel jake neobmezeny pan mad
lzivoty svych vojakf, mohl mu II
|deliti pardon. A kdyby no po-
|stavil pred soud, nechteje pouziii
|sveho prava, nebylo vsc ztraceno.
Karacson vddel, re pc vyneseni
rozsndku plukovnik .jiz nemohl
sam NJ mem mic meniti, ale pres
TO mohl no zachraniti tim, ze BIZ
no %doporucil milosti eisafe a va
leone dvornf rady.
Karacson tusil, re by smell dor-
fati V pfizeI plnkoudlka, ienz mi
byl tolik naklonen. Vzdyf ne
jednou mu naklonnost syou dial ma
jeyo a j dnes .jeste - vojak dobfc
Sc ma to r%ozpomenul - pohn6val
Sc skoro vice ma zalobce, nezli ma
nGho, obzaloyaneho. A milost pa.
novnikova - sbude-li treba toho
~zakroeeni - byla mu jista; vzdyt
mel ma nj pravo pro sv6 udatcn-
stvl, "a nez byI by 81 mohl dnstoj-
'nicky kord vyzadati. Karacson V
posledni valce cisafi ne .ieden H.
vot vojaka zachranil, bylo tedy
iisto, re j jemu byl by zivot daro.
van.
Lee do vseho toho nade.jneho IL
vaaovMi jake kdyz blesk udefil
|pfi %pomysleni, zc plukovnik dozyi
Sc pravou pficinn jeho potulky Y
'hradbach. will plukovnfk, jaky
pomer panoval mezi MIN a Ire
nou, pax Dude Use ztraceno. A by
10 skoro jisto, Re tajemstvi .jeho
Dude prozrazeno. Bude-li mlcesi
Mara pfi vyslechu, snad j ma mu.
.cidlech, pax tim spise Dude min
viii Eisenschwert, V nemz vojak
tusil sveho hhlavniho nepritele a
strGjcc vseho.
Vsak kdyby ami Eisenschwcit
n%etronfal 81 pronfsti obyinenf dee.
ry syeho v%elitele, pax prozradi vse
Irena sama. Dow Sc jist6 o jeho
nyezn6ni - vzdyf ceka no dlou-
nesen pax, ably nleh1ila .ieho
nesen pax. ably nlehIcila jchc
osud, vyzna Sc plukovnikovi n
sve siIene lasky a tim - no zahu-
bi neodvratn6.
Sllene lasky fckl 81 Karac.
son Y duchu a hrdzou trnuI pfi po-
myslenl ma hney plukoyniknv.
TOT jeho smrt, ncbof baron jiste
mu neodpusfi hanbu, jfz on byl
bezdecnSm piiyodcem.
"Budiz tedy smrt!" ode
szdane fekl 81 vojin. "Smrt pro
nj a "a nj, ale piece jen srnrt
zakonceni zivota 49, Toho 1.-Two
ia, jenz prav6 zaSaI Sc mu TAX ma
define rozvfjeti. Lee pomySleI vice
na nj, nez ma sebe. Jak asi ponese
ona tn RAM? Ozvala Sc v mem
pochybnost. ZapIaSe mad ieho
mladym zivcfem a pax zapo
meme
a.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

ciloval Sc baron. "Prave o tvH!
zivot Sc mi .jedna! Zachranit ii
chci! Mel rozum pfece! Ty, dcera
slechtickeho rodu, jez ma pfistuI
il k cisafskemu dvoru, a oblibis 81
potulneho cukana, sumafe -
"Sam isl fikal, re jeho nmeni
proklesti mu cestu az Ike stupnim
triinu -'
"Eh, Il dablai Ano, to .isem ii.
kal 49, Hrat Dude moci j pred
jeho milosti cisafem, jake tax
mnohy potulny umelec nebo ko-
mediantka cd divadla. Ale "a
plati no, kdyz je pobavi a poslou
no pryc -- Sumaf, zpevak, ko.
mediant - vsecko stejna havet.
Dobra dost pro nasi zabavu, ale
ME vice -"
"Je-li umeni darem bozfm, hfi-
chem ie pohrdat tim, kdo jim
vladne," zvoIala ohnive. ale
ne, ne! Ty sam TAX nesoudis -
''Nesondim-li ia, soudi TAX j.
nj a my nemiIzeme nez podrobo-
vati Sc zakon6m sve spolecnosti.'
"Ale il tech zakond neuzna-
VAN! Pfetrham ia pouta, jimiz
mne chcete vazati. A $ MIN pit
jdu, S MIN -" horovala zanlcene.
IS MIN at k smrti, 81 ma konec
sv9ta, at v chndove ci b~ohatstvi.
opovrzeni Ii slave -"
Dole v zahrad6 dlouho pobihal.
nemoha Sc ma nicem us%tanoviti.--
V duchu videl pred sebou lrenu,
odhodlanu Ike vsemu. Jak drive
Karacsonu upfimne byl naklonen,
nynf byl by ochotne podepsal j je-
no ortel smrti. Lee ved6l, re tim
zahubil by sve dite. Kdyby j Ire
ma nenasledovala no dobrovolne
k smrti, nebo kdyby j Y tom "a
branili, zarmutek by podfal ntle
jeji zdravi. Znalf plukovnik cho-
robnou a naruzivou povahu sve
dcery a poznal tez prudkost a hlu-
bokost citi, jez chovala pro ne
sfastneho sumafe.
Plukovnik bojoval tezky BOZ
mezi laskou k sve dceri a Uneven
ma Karacsona j strachem pred
spolecenskymi pfedsudky.
XII.
v femme komirce peynostnfho
v6zeni, ma podlazc y upechovane
hlfny, ma niz jen trochu poloshnile
slamy bylo rozprostfeno, odpocs
val Karacson. Sedel skrcen, o.
prem zady 0 studenou, vlhkou zed.
Ruce i nohy mel die kruteho te-
hdejsiho fadu spjaty tezkymi o.
kovy, u nohou pax ma dlouhych
fetezfch pfipevneny jeste velkt
zeIezne koule. Sy6tlo zapadajiclho
slunce vysilalo posledni paprsky
sve malym, zamfizovanym oxen
KEN do posmourne kobky a ozafi-
10 j zeleza, jez V oGich mladeho
v6zn6 Sc zatfpytila.
Pohledem "a ne Aladar vyrusen
byl re syebo teskneho zadumAn:.
Povstal re zeme a prudce, p0kud
obtSzkane nohy mu doyolily, pfi-
kroSiI k okenku, ably Sc pot7sil
.pohIedem ma zapadajici sIunce
Ones poprvS divsI Sc nab = temno
~ sv6ho ySzeni, ale tim hIoubeji
cftil ceIou hrhzu svsho neStxsti.
Byl zde prvni den, sotva nSkolik
syobody zbaven, . jiz zdAlc
81 mi to vxGnosti, A kclik dnd
takoyyeh, ba kolik let snad no
az nestihne-li ho to nejhor.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
"Smrtl smrtl' opakoyala diy
Ia bezezyukym hlasem.

aucpotoJeH Haieuai p~iuiAoNuik- -
"Pfimluyime sc II auditora, A
Ikdyl j ~ Sc pfimlnvis -"
Ma kolena - ma kolena pfet
min padnu," n~aruzivs zvolala Ire
ma. "On nesmi zemiit, otcel Sly
SIS - on nesmin"
Znepokoien tim prudkym w
buchem, stanul plukovnik pfee
dcefou. "Nepochopuji, mile di
ts -
"Nesmi, otce! Musis no zachri
nil, yidyf zemicl by pro nine -
PRO tebeg' zyolal baron, ieni
pocfnal tusiti neco hrozneho. N,
pro tebeY Mluy 60 TO zname
naR'
"Ponsyada il sama isem he
poslala tam do hradebniho pfiko.
pu." odhodlane doznala Irena,
i'Jakzef Tys Al proc tor
~ hradebnim prikope = ~
Wis ziIstava stara zena, caro-.
ddinice Mara j rikaji. Uni pred.
poyidat budoucnost IA ja poslala
tam Aladara, ably vypatral, go mas
lceka -"
Mas? Nas9 Koho to - nasY''
zvolal plukonik netrpeliya.
MAS. otcel Tebe a mne a
Iieho," pfiznala Sc Irena sc slad.
kon odeyzdanosti.
"Tcbe a jeho?" vzkfikl baron,
poehopiv nahlc celou tn hroznou
pravdu. limo = ty -"
"Otce-ia no miluji a on pne,''
I~odpovedela divka klidnG, upirajic
ma otce sve ~ustrascne, modre oti.
Byla to rama, pod niz baron div
nezayravoral. Uskoeil o krok ma
zad n chopiv Sc obema rukama "a
Ihlayu, pohlizel vydesene ma dceru.
"Irenol Silis ty ci isem Sc snad
il pominul Sc smysly? Ty a IA.
rocsona - Sprostg vojhk V me SET
|nin6e Gikan -
"Nenf cikanem = a neni spros-
|tym ~vojakem, oteel" hrde Sc we
pfela divka. "Um6lcem je! Ty
sam, otcc, isl fekl, re ma bozsle
madam z'
"Eh. II dablai Snmaf je - SUI
mari" rozlitil Sc baron. ga ci-
kani Sprosty vojak - mij chap
r. a toho ze ty milujes? Ty siliS,
|dite. opakuj mi to znovu -
|ty ze's ho tam poslala2 Neni MOI
ma Potnleyal Sc, bib vi proc? =
|snad ably kradl. Cert mu vef, je
to cikanska krey --" A baron
znfe Uneven pobihal pc svetni-
|ci, odhaznje idle j kresla a ko-
pale do vseho, go mu V ceste sta
To-.
Irena, znajlc otcoyu povahu, co.
kala, az Sc yyboufi. jake roma
zlene decko ved6la, re il baron,
dzkostlivy 0 jeji title zdravi, ne
Idovede ME odepriti. Az sc vykfici
a vyhnbuie, usedne k nj, ovine j
ruku kol size a Dude il pekne sap
prositi, ably 81 yzala hracku, KITE
rou j dosnd odpiral. TAX byvalo
vzdy. a Irena. V milostnem SVEN
zanfcenf prvnl lasky ami nepoya
lila jaka ohromna propast spole.
censkych ohled6 a predsudkil roz-
yira Sc mezi nj a Karacsonem Ala
darem.
"Dft9, dite," zastavil Sc baron
pred dcerou, stale jeste rozlicep.
lee pfecc jiz Sc mirnici pr pohledn
ma zbledle lice title divky. "Nenl
ami mono, abys to vse, co isl mi
Eekla, myslila vaznel Mmobila
bys tim jmeno, poskvrnila bys cest
|sveho otce!"
"Coz neni Aladar pocestny clo-
v6kg" namitla Irena $ prostodus.
nostf velkeho ditete.
"Pocestny -" yyubchl plukoy
mix. "Das Sc no pta po ieho po-
cestnostil Cham je, sprosty chap"
"Vojak cisafsky muz, jak
.ty sam fikavas," porazela no Ire
ma ieho ylasinimi slovy. GA dr.
.stojnfkem mite bgti. Ty sam
INA ~prosfaka degradovan lu
de- Sam Sc oyseko pfipravil ~
"Mou whom ia no tam
poslala., stisn1n1 namitla Irena
"Silenstvi, siIenstvit" znovu
rozzufiI Sc baron. "Ma dcera d
prostg vojak. A proc, proc isl
no tam poslaIag Budoncnostg Ja-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

DdIou xucufsl Sc uTuzUu pIl IVA
ku jejiho hlasu. To nebylo jill az
10, JED chce 81 vynntiti, ably vho
'yeno bylo jsho olamzitsmu roma
m. Zatnnv zuby do rtu, = nehoi
div krev neyytryskla, baron IN.
|hledel Sc ma syou dcern. Zlostny,
ano znfivy vSraz .ieho obliceie po-
malu mizel phi pohledu ma neinou
a prece tax odhodlanou tvaf mi
lovaneho ditete. Baron usedl We.
die Ireuy ma pohoyku a chopiv Sc
ieJi ruky, piivinul il niins k so
be.
Me zlatt dits,' fekl vlidns,
blade lrenu po tvafich. ''Chci
.mluviti klidne, ackoliv TO, 60 isl
mi byla sdelila. vhani mi krev stu.
.du j hnevu do tvafe. Jake TO hroz-
ne poblouzenil"
"Mhi otce, kdo miiae porusit
srdcis" zahorovala diyka.
"Srdcil Srdeil" zasoptil baron,
ale hned Ease nasilne pfemohl svi.i
hnev. "a kdy vznikla v tobe Ia
ncsfastna myslenkag ucaroval ii,
AMI iinak nozno!"
"Ano, u%caroyal = svou pisni,
wukem syych housli --"
Probate skiipkyl' zaklel PHI
kovnik a znovn hnevive vyskocil.
''Vyvazne-li on anotem, ty hou-
sic .jeho aspon mlsi byt ia hranici
upaleny. Beztoho yojaci rikaii, re
Y Mich vezi cary -
"Ty sam, oicel Coz neokouzlil j
Coz isl 81 no nezamiloval?''
Tim hGfe pro neho, tim hnf,
re zneuzil me dGvery a prime, by
mi odloudil me ditel'
"Nemluv tax, otce. Aladar ami
slovem neprozradil mi svou iaskr.
sama ueinila prvni krok, ia Sa-
ma .jsem mu fekla, &c budu .ieho.
at dnstojnikem nebo um6lcem.'
.Dost toho - dosf,' rozcilen
baron, zastfraje sc rukama
dcefina hlasu. "Nechci ME
vice slysetil Same peklo te oma-
milo, Kouzla nejaka ii nalicil !
Ty's ocarovana!"
"Je-li Iaska, nejcistsi laska kou
pax isem oearovana," fekla
lrena zaniccn6.
usednonti yedle dcery, pri tech
slovech odstr6il j prndce cd sebe.
Vlidny vyraz ieho tvafe ustoupil
pfisnosti. Byl bled, ale klidny.--
Plukovnik, jenz prave zase cht6l
Sc.
"Dobfe tedy. isl oearovana,
fdzl mraziye. ALE Wis. .iaky trest
toho, .jenz te svymi kouzly
obestfel? = All, ty ovsem neznas
nase valecne artykulel Ale on ie|
Una; vsak jiz pc nekolik nedel, col
2 yidne, kazdy den je sly
cha a mohl 81 je jiz zapamatoyati.
A clanek dvacatJ patty urcuje Ca
rode jnikiim trest smrti ma hrani-
Phi teto dobfe mirene rane ba-
ron pohlizel ma deeru, cekaje, ia
ucinek Dude mfti. Lee Irena
znstala klidna. Ami jediny tab je-
jiho oblieeje sebon nepohnnl. -
S pohovky, iakoby probira-
Sc y mrakoty, ale pax yztycila
Sc pred baronem. jemnz Sc zdalo,
zc v tom okamziku o hlavn W.
a zyu6nym hlasem fekla
'tNuze, dobfe, otce. Ucm, iak ii
veil, ale zadna moe ma svetG
nezadrzl mne, abych nezemfela
smrti. ku ktere jeho odson.
dis.,
Pc tech slovech odvratila Sc a
odchazela do druhe komnaty. Ba-
ron vydesene yztahl pc nj ruce.
"Irenol" vzkfikl hlasem ochra
pt6lym hlubokym pohnutim my
sli. "%Ireno!v
Dfvka zastayila sc ma prahu sve
a obratila smrteln6 blc-
don tvaf k otci.
"Pfejcs 81 jeste neco, mily
otcc?' zeptala Sc vlfdn6.
"Nel Me = pranici" zvolal
plnkoynik a zlostne dnpl nohou.
Lee hnSv jeho rychle roztal pod
nsznym pohIedem Ireny. Baron
stal mlcky proti dcefi. Hne-
yyraz mizel z jeho tvafe. X
Irene, svemu jedinackn, mcdowell
/
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-24
Two Blades of Grass Have Grown
This Week Where None
Was Growing Before
Ovet Cemetery Plant Hearng-The Board OF
Education "OEcaly" That Protests
Are Made Against Mr. Bruce
By EARL GOODWIN.

This hasn't been such a bad week after ALL
The Commissioners granted a public hearing IN the
matter of the refuse disposal plant alongside MI Onve
Cemetery and the Board of Education decided to take the
ear mufs off and acknowledge that there was clamor In
the Bruce case.
Along with tens of thousands of others not so
much interested in the outcome of these cases as am IN
seeing that fair and square deal all around guaranteed
In the Mt Oivet Cemetery case the three Commission
may stick their original intent and allow this sacred
spot to become the nexdoOr neghbor to refuse plant
Before the building permit for the plant granted on
April H. the board through its secretary wrote to one Oh
the protesting property owners:
''The Commissioners have already exercised what dis
erection they have in the matter and believe public hearing
will serve useful purpose"
This little sentence from a letter to August F. Rup
precht of 1886 Trinidad northeast may indicate
that regardless of the protest the refuse plant will be built
alongside the cemetery.
However public hearing has been granted and that
lis the thing people want Washington folks, denied every
American right MUST at least be allowed the right of Pc
tton Military government will do for army camps but not
for civilian communities.
In the case of the protest against Assistant Supernten
dent Roscoe Conng Bruce the Board of Education has been
for long time past doing injustice to Mr. Bruce and
also to the thousands of parents who have the deeabe
Tissue in the matter close to heart The entire community of
colored citizens in this city is affected and divided 1t
must that every member of the Board OF Education
has known of this matter for long time. And yet simply
because the matter has been Officially presented the
board has allowed onehrd of the town to become fer
mened the subject that actually school strike has been
threatened.
Even if the matter has not been Officially presented
until vigorous young managing editor decided to show the
town the way the Board of Education must have the
unspeakabe neffciency that this condition
lit would have been the part of wise and progressive adj
mnistrators the trouble had been looked into from that
standpoint at least
Now the Board of Education is in the position of having
been forced into matter which should have been cleaned
lup long ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-24

To the Editor OF The Times:
Thrift and habit OF investment in
securities, lessons newly learned by
the American popIe as result OF war
end patriotic calls for subscription TO
Liberty loans and War Savings
stamps. are to have no established
and ADEQUATE vehicle for perpetua-
zion with the passing Of the last popu-
lar loan.
The economies Of the United States
will have forsaken what was pro-
nounced an inestimable gain in ma
tionaI character and common welfare,
should the people revert TO the time
worn custom of boarding savings in
stockings and other cache. Cannot
the good be retrieved and the lessons
further applied before they lapse?
Would not such q to-be-wished-for
contamination be attainable in re-
suscitation Of the ideal which ami
mated the originator OF the plan OF
industrial corporation, which was Of
fered as an economic cure-all? In
lieu OF a Liberty loan, would not the
people subscribe their savings to the
stock Of q gigantic corporation for
the taking over from the Government
and operation Of the merchant marine
fleet, on q popular plan that would
circumscribe the amount Of stock that
any individual might hold title to?