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In beautiful BRADLEY HILLS
-An attractive Englilh bungalow
OF six rooiGs and tiled bath: hot-
water heat open fireplace; cleo
tFic range cement porch: large
tefraced lawn; abundance OF shade
trees; lot l2tE175 feet. Immediate
possession.
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$3.50

In Mt. Pleasant-A practically
new home Of s rooms and bal6.
within one square OF Itth street
cars; vapor heat; electricity and
sleeping porch.
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$1,000

On nth street, between p and
GA 3-gtory brick house Of 10
rooms and bath, with steam heat
ana gas light House IN excellent
condition.
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These Houses We Have Care
fully Selected From Our
Large List

IF you do not find what you
want here, phone for other list
ngs:
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Sz-5nn

A delightful Maryland ruburban
home OF rooms and bath: fTIr-
mace heat and electricitY. with IL
acres uL ground; frnG Trees; Fs-
rage. Inspect this today.
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8CTENTTFIC A5TROLOGT
Personal Lie Raadinrs

Personal Life Readings.
Verbal, 81; typewriter forecasts. ss up.
Childrenig horoscopes and vocational ruid-
ance. FRANK THEODORE ALLEN az
rector, Astrological Research Society, I05
= q. N. ". Phone Franklin 6822. Ap-
pointmsnts preferred.
Light on All Life's Problems.
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.&n760

Ono-hlh square from gguFs ad-
4ition-A beautiful new home of
8 rooms and bath; h0t-Water heat
and electricity. Large, attractive
garage Lot 3BE1IO. Immediate
pogBe8Eion.
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$1,000

18th 1troet-A e-room-and- -2-bath
hou1e, with vapor heat, electric
lty, nreplaceg and porcheL Lot
3oE13e. Immediate possession.
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MRS. AURORA b. WYMAN,
DUFERENr PROM An OTHERs
MARTHA SPENCER

ONE or THE WORLDS MOST
DISTINGUISHES MENTAL PSYCHIC
MEDIUMS AND LIFE READERS
Studio, 924 18th St N. w.
CONSULT THIS GIFTED LADY AND
BE CONVINCED PERSONALLY on
THE HONESTY AND SINCERITY OF
HER WORK. without asking a cues
tion she VIII tell you the object of your
call, your name, names OF friends reln-
tives ana actua' facts concerning your
life and circumstances which you know
% be Absolutely true THE MADAM
WILL REFUSE TO ACCEPT ANY FiVW
UNLESS SHE GIVES THE UTMOST
SATISFACTION. Immediately beneHtrd
her at Once. 10 70 s D. IA. i6s
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$500

Near 18th street cars, south OF
r gtreet-A 3-Gtory, lI-room and
bath house. in good condition.
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$1O,5OO

IN Warrington HoiFhtB-Home
o. 20 rooms, baths. Can be
bought on very moderate terms.
aot-WateT heat electricity.
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PHRWN0T0EY
ARE Y0H HAPPYI

There q a way 70 ovsrcoms an dlfaeuls
tlels trouble and anxiety. "A coTroct ana
trutntul readinT % your life - the science
o. phrenologg viii show you bow you can
be happy. Nc questions asked. The head
and face are as an open bcall By which al
aAalrs OF life ian Be Rad lont b g f8il-
ura. Come today. Advice on an gubfaetn
MADAME Waste,
Phrenologist and Buhinog1 Adviser.
s25 18th 81 ~. W. Hour8 80, an. g pu-
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FOR sALB-Price $1,000. Well located
in BrOOkland, where immediate po9le9-
SION win be given; lot sozlt2 q 9 -
lent condition. having eight rooms ana
bath; heated with hot water. The whole
property In frst-elass condition. ana IN
gpection can be made az any time
BOSS q PHELPS, Inc. 1905 ~ 81. y. W.
FOR sALE-Prics SiO.l5o. Immediato
possession giVens Well-located home
west Of 18th q. on the Helghts; two
two oompists bSthrooms, hot-Wator heat.
electric hghtA living room with open hFe-
soss q PHELPS. me. 1905 3 &. \. ".
FOR sALE-Priee 5000. Close 70 LIN
brick house; ar5t-door kitchen, four bed
rooms, furnace heat; can be sold on terms
qt 1880 cash and easy monthly peyLLleLLe
BOSS q PHELPS, Incs 140e ~ q. y. ~;
FOR sALE-Priee $500 on First street,
In Bloomingdale, occupied By an owner,
who will give possession - gsven-rooln
modern brick house in dns repair reason
able terms Of sale; this is splendid mouse
BOSS q PHELPS Inc. 1895 q e \. ".
FOR sALE-Prics $1,000 Vacant; can Be
sold on terms Of $4,000 cash and month
u payment8i . tWO-story eeml-de teele9
brick house; heated with furnace having
large yard, paved alley in rear with room
for garage; located south Of You street
ana Just on Of 18th street. IN 1ltleeAs
BOSS 4 PHELPS. me, IlOs n st n. ".
FOR sALE-A dandy 2-family apt. house,
10 rooms and bathss dns location on
PARK road; win rent for $50 month. Price
94.2oo; live II one apt and let the other
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 y q. ~ W.
FOR sALE-Ideal detached home on one
OF the best streets IN PetWoFth: has hot
water heat electric lights, metal weather
Etripptng, screens, garage. Immediate
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 1905 II st. N. ".
FOR sALE-Ch8Vy Chase, d. c., half q
square of Conn. ave; rooms, hOt-Water
heat, electric nghta' glaased-in sleeping
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II st. n. ".
FOR SALE-K street northwest, west Of
Conn. ave; ideal location; lot 20Z12o %
2o-ft. allsZi gubgtantial brick house:
BOSS q PHELPS, Inc, 1905 II -. n. ".
FOR sALE-Priee, $4,000. A home that
must be seen 70 be fully appreciated; IN
Columbia Heights; occupied By an owner
who has kept the property IN immaculate
condition. A colonial style threo-gtoFy
house having nine rooms, two large bath
rooms, hot-Water heat, electric lights. IL
you are In the market for q home Of this
Description you should make a prompt In
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. N. ".
FOR sALE-Price, $1,000. An attractive
home at Alta Vista, Maryland. two
ons-half acres Of land; q modern eight
room and bath house, having electric
lights Possession given and terms Of
$1,000 cash and monthly payments win
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. N. ".
FOR SALE-Price. $3.50. On North Caro-
lima avenue, near Lincoln Park. Six
room and bath modern brick house. having
hot-WateF heat, electric lights: ample room
for garage. Owner in house will give ina
mediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1905 II q. n. ".
Tel Main $40. Tel. Main $40.
HONE OF HOMES
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs
SHANNON & LUCHs,
Two-Family Flat.
71S 14th st. N. w.

An excellent investment prop
erty showing exceptional feturnai
located on 18th street ~ M near
Pa ave, in section or new huuHeai
convenient % Pa. ave. car line.
Price, 9s,0oo.
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RIZPAH FLDON

CLAIRVOYANT. RruDrrnr
knowledge 81 the future is power for the
present. and clairvoyance gives that Enou-l-
edge. Rilpah Eldon is one Of the worlds
noted mediums and palmistB; she staudn
alone IN her profession. As a scientific
palmlst she u accurate; as a medium she
gives names and descriptions OF spirit
trlends messages and information on an
aualra OF NE family Affairs. love aHairl,
business deals. mining and inventioua
FAHLORS Cor. 6th and G sta. u. w.
Entrance 701 6th 81.
Hours. 10 A. d. % 10 p. H. 2Ia
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BUSINESS 0PP0RTUmTE
uVES ESTOR
a. Lmm.--.-. - -

AA- Al.-l-l- ana al
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eotlol. uoolcn. rl1 aul raneT rccd1 = -
Aa4L color lIel ll lorTo lu1nlllIar
some nL Ll1 murl lnrlanrIrf
men q HaGningtol have dcfmeT = -.
4 20 - s talcc urlttg frrr
AF4 pou1l1 per wrN
le9L elelnilN @ tnI1 comtrV ana
ben pFQlounc1l DclltlF1 uucreer
4nero d 10 fcid today trrt rrr .s
l oppoflluIlV 90 investors - ~ ~
l1dr1lrT. and u vou have rrmr = ~
g Efopc7-llru that @ now nnVfnr nrlf-s
tlan lttv Pel clut O. Wculd D ven ftr ~
O. lrrE into thi1 az rrrn
Alout three Lhournnf 1frrrr ~ 49,
ital ltccE 81 thf1 Comuarr. earifril-,1 =
ele llllrea ana lllV thclslnd lollarrs r
~ ellge4 ne n4ollc. Cor ttf uufr1rs r
llg1ll1etuEIng ADDITIONAL cnfrrr
F4f value @ stock ten dollars Per rfrrr
llllluuu cl ave shares % = rtr--f---
El.l llgeE a. being taken % very rrrfrI-
ana VII most uEelT D On tno marE1r -
- a Elf further lnlcFu1rlfrr
1aaFer1 BOX f18. Timcg once.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

l8I5-l8I51h l. ST. 8. E-TWo-fAmlly hatl,
rooms. bath each; renting S27 month
pEtca, &1ySo0, Inquire 1915 ~ g, s. ", 1Ie
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1175O

IN ChsYy Chase, D. CA loFaly
pebblo-dagh home of 3 rooms and
and garage. Moderate terms and
poegeEIion.
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Near North Capitol and Que.
S55OOOO

$5,5OO.OO
Columbia road near ca. avo-st5ro and 2
astsi ~ 9E5l tooE. ~ a9a oelh; SeS2Ra ~ aoo5 @
erty g locatod o. thickly populated locality.
Good stand for small business.
$4,750.00
Lnmout q. near Vardsr-lFodern e.. and
bath brick; good condition: nov leased until
next Nay. LIBERAL terms 20 desirable buyer
Who wants home next spring Or a good IN
100000
Kenyon %. near Ca. avs.-8 2; : gpaFt-
6iS On aiiSy; nov issssd. owner wants oi5sr.
$7,250.00
Bth -. n. E.-s-r. and bath. hbt WaagF.
electricity. Out-of-toWn owner wants equity
IN cash, about ti,0oo required.
$4,950.OO
D e n. Els rooms and bath: hot water;
$6,3OO.0O
Falmont q. ~. W.=For oooaFsd: snail
ag3rtment % house: 1--we In one and other
$4,000
p q. n. W.-7-r. and hath, rot water, for
eoiorod. This property g ofnrcd on pro-uar
FA1N-r ~--Aa .-a--A--a - ~ -
about sane amount that thi5 house could Be
rented for.
$8,5O00O
Takoma Park-8-F. ard hafh1: gtTfctiy
modern. owner occupant win EiTs pol1s5-
son; $50 cash required.
$4,650.OO
Ah e n. 3.-er. and bath; 80 auh.
$6,750.00
Bubmbln-glveF Springs; modGHn new
home. Kou can mqvo n when deposit 8
made: 80 cash.
$16,O00.O0
California SIS rooms ana 8 baths, oesu-
pied By owner, who viii deliver promptly
500 cash, balance 20 suit.
$4,000
LEFgo lo-Foom house: hot-WatuF heat: dou-
BE brick gaFage; SOFT. alley; i've squareg
White Houso; 5, GOO cash required; house VIII
pay for itBaf. Inspection BY permit.
$5,800.00
10 Morse st. N E.-BeautifuI white brick
house; rooms; bath, gas, electricity, hot
water heat, double porches, large yard. I'm
mediate possession. 800 cash, balance 50
month.
$3,75O.OO
Morse q. n. E.-s rooms, modern: 500
cash. balance same as rent.
For these and other desirable homes call on
REALTY CO.,
0O0 Novry Voy.lz Avo II
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Classified
! lFoR SALE-HOUSES
Bargains in BungalOwsl

S6,5OO
g B. rooms. bath. hot-Uater sheat, gas,
4 electricity; one block from car linei IS
minutes 70 Treasury.
S1O,5O0
81 fnomG. bath. large open flreplace,
enormous living room, screened sleeping
porch, large front porch, built-in re-
l1irerator- lot 1ooL140s an abundance
81 frult. flowers. shrubbery and hedges.
$500
20 rooms bath, hot-water heat. open
1IreFlace, sleeping porch. Earage,
( ChicEeu house. New. IMMEDIATE
. POSSESSION. 81 SEQ cash.
S12,5O0
rooms 2 tiled baths. hot-water
heat electricity. open fireplace, Sleep
iuD porch. garage lMAEDLALE.
RoSsEss1ON- TERMS.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Nc lST1I7
DOB 81. Y. Ave. Main 5371.
II
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FOR SALE
AN EXCEPTIONAL
PROPOSITION
$2y85o EACH

Brick houses, comparatively
new, offered for sale at this
very low price to settle a syndi-
cate.
Terms, $500 or more cash,
balance in small monthly pay
ments; Just about what the
houses are now renting for.
1897 to 1864 9th St N. w.
535-53i Newton st. N. w.
Take Ninth street cars to
Newton street, 60 one square
east.
Each 6 rooms and bath; one
square from cars; all occupied
by white tenants.
You should take advantage
of this opportunity to secure
yourself a home and save your
earnings.
Apply for particulars.
At this low price and upon
such accommodating terms these
houses viii sell very quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. N. w.
Be6-tf
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WANTED HOUSES

WAN TED HOUSES
EIGHT or Groom house IN n. T., IN good
condition; will pay $500 cash and rea-
sonable terms. Phone Main $685. IS
-ROOM-AND-BATH HOUSE wanted pre-
fer h.-w h. and elec.: possession sixty
ays. Will pay $500 down and balance
lonthly. Address BOX 444. Times office. II
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE
WITH US.
A. B. TREADWELL & CO.,
Real Estate.
237 Southern Bldg. Main 2sOB.
ocg-3Ot
I HAVE client who desires to purchase g.
room and bath house, n. W. or n. z. 4.
not over IS, 900; substantial cash payment /:
give full particulars; no agents J. c.
BROWN. attorney 4l2 5th st. N W. Phone
Main 1881. se28-tf
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Where they will sell.
We are making many sales.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
III l4th St. n. W.
iy2s-tf
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$12,5OO

A d0WntgWn DETACHED house
of r0omG and hath: hot-aiF heat
and electricity. An excellent buy.
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Near Soldiers Home Park.

Attractive location on Irvihg
street. 9 rooms ana bath; front
colonial porch; southern sEpogurei
terms, $3.50 cash; price, $3.50.
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THE WASHINGTON DYES
AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION


Nov making the famous
German dyes, offers for
sale 400 shares at par
value $1,000 each Of Is
capital stock, for the pur-
pose Of enlarging the plant
IhiS IS one Of the best IN
Yestments ever offered Co
the Washington public The
demand for dyes is unlim-
tied and the profits are
enormous. The officers Of
this company are Mr.
Oscar j. Ricketts,, presi-
dent; Mr.. George T.
Parker, treasurer; Prof.
John D. Hird, vice pres
and gen. mgr, who IS ac-
knowledged to be one Of
the best authorities on dyes
today. Investigate this won-
deTful opportunity at once
For further information cali
at the Office Of the Fman-
cial Representative,
j. WALTER LONG,
sol CONTINENTAL TRUST
BUILDING. MAIN 1906.
I8
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$4,000

IN LaHieF Halghts-A VeFy auo
aeuai-dotlehed hons q rooms
ana bath; hot-WlteE heat; eleo-
trieity; Slooping porch. Lot 3SE
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Hobart Street.

Six rooms and bath; front
colonial porch; large sellas; fur
mace heat; immediate poa9sHlloni
terms, t75o caah; price, 94,too.
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$4,000

An excellent hou1o in M Pleas
ant of 10 rooms and baths; hot-
water heat; electricity; paFquSt
doorB; toilet IN basement Pes
session
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Florida Avenue Near First.

Six rooms and bath: furnace
heat; immediate possession; terms
$500 cash; price $500.
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lexington.

Seven rooms and bath con-
venient 20 ears; attractive resi-
dental location; short ride %
Treasury. PEicas 8Gbea
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Florida Avenue Near
North Canithl

both car llhsa Pfits. ts,oo1.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES

M 2345
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Near 18th and Pa. Ave. S. =.

Six rooms ana BATH furnace
heat; close 20 car linoi new house
gectloui excellent gufroundingl
$3.50.
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Canlto1 I'm

giE rooms and bath sE6sit5 q
letati0ni nsaf zen aHd mats F6.
M, Msu,i5j seed s9stfogaeihss ,e.is co.
Price, ef,1bo.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-16

skill or knowledge which will fit him
for better job. Ii is not all So SIM
pie as the parrot ng of the cheap
formula-"Gve tha doughboy bacl:
his job'-wOuld seem to suggest.
There are practical difficulties to be
overcome and obvious readjustments
to be made; and every one, includ
ing Mr.. oDughboy, will he reasonable
and patient and fair to the hard
pressed and often-perplexed employer
who has had his own troubles in
abundance sine the war began and is
now N the doldrums of reconstruc-
zion.
But all this renders it more imper
ative than ever that We should all
act upon the theory that there is
AtNthi'io lOO oCOu IOl Oul ICtulISd SUI
diers-that we should not limit our
selves to the narrow rule of giving
him back his old job" and giving h'm
nothing when there is a coed reason
why this cannot be done-but that
every one of lis should feel under ar
imperative obligation to mike alb
solutcly certain that every returrs
soldier and sailor gets a good job
gets it at once, and is treated like an
honored guest of the nation VIII 4e
readusting his scldier-self to the
changed .donditbna
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ss 5av
PAGE -FOUR pr-4ss7-sEsk 50 Tsz ST. sNs1ee<l
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Glynn county placed herself in the
very front rank of progressive com
ruunities on Tuesday, when in bond
election for the issuance of $350,0O0
in bonds for good roads not one sin
gle vote was recorded against tho
movement Is there another countv
OF $4,000 people IN the country that
can duplicate this record?
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DO 1T NOW

Have you been planning to build a church, fac
tory, school, home even garage?
Has your community felt the need of improving
its Streets its roads, its municipal buildings its
or light or sewerage systems?
lave you planned to improve or modernze your
pant
Then, DO 1T NOW!
Don't wait on smoebody else, don't wait to see if
you can get the last bottom notch in prices Don't
wait to see if labor, struggling to find job, can be
squeezed down to accept few cents or a few dollars
less per day.
Don't wait in oder to help break down prices of
materials well as of labor but whatever needs to be
done, if the money is available, ''DO 1T NOW!'
10 as part of your work of patriotism, content
write off little extra if that should become nee
c3& ~. Perchance this may never be necessary
You owe it to civilization against Boshevsm YOU
owe it to the soldiers who have offered their lives for
YOU, to do all in your power to create employment if
that employment is in productive things which means
permanency.
Economically twould be unsond to create employ
ment IN building house IN order to tear it down later
but if the house needed the plant will be bene
hted by equipment, if the church the school
municipal Improvement has been delayed by the war,
take up the work at once and push it through.
Employment is deadly foe to Bolshevism. Prof.
table wages make for sobrlety integrity and patriotism
Upon the active, aggressive work of men of broad
VISION, men who dare to do things for world welfare
while working for personal advancement, who
are not narrow and niggardy III their vision, will de-
pend the future of our country and OF civilization.
saving at the spigot of business and municipal
expenditures just now might lead to great oupourng
at the bung hole
Wise thrift isnot always found i'll picay yunish
omy.
Then, if financially able, let your policy be "on
with your work" You responsibility to the
world
T lgDQlIF NOW and you will be wise in your day. !.
eand generatioh.. ~ hasg sSz3 e}ss esH>s&a
UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY.
Hardware-Buildng Material
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Some three or four years ago, tho
peope of Brunswick started move
ment for new passenger station II
Brunswick. The plan was worked ou'
and then on came the war and thf
takitgloyer blythe government of th
raitrdaas. It is' futile to attempt e
secure the new tsation until some
permanent disposition has been mad
OF the transportation lines OF the
country.
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There is more building going on in
Brunswick now than has been the
case in years. All over the city small
ard large residences are being erect
ed, which by the way is most eX-
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-16

The supreme court has ruled that
Virginia cannot longer stop whiskey
passing through that state. What an
army of office holders" that will
throw out in the old dominion.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-16

Germany viii not sign the peace
treaty." says President Ebert of Ger
many The president is wrong, Ger
many will sign the peace treaty,
for it is the only thing she can do
now.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-16

The drive in the interest Of the Sal
sation army ought to have the real
consideration of the American people
This great organization has rendered
to humanity a great service and it
deserves the cordial support of all of
the people.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-16

Chancellor Renr.er, the head of the
Austrian peace delegation now in
Paris las one good accomplishment,
Instead Of the set, stern face effect
ed by he Germans, his men and him
self ,ahded in Paris in smiles.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-16

The school teachers ought to re-
ceive better pay in Georgia and all
over the South. It's crying shame
that we stand for under pay to those
to whom we entrust the sacred task
o. fashioning the mind and the char
acter of our children.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-16

When it comes to voting for and
approving up to date methods along
progressive lines, you can always
count on Brunswick and Glynn coun-
ty.
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GIVE HIM A BETTER JOB!


The journalists of the country have
been laboring with pen and pencil to
create sentiment in favor of "giv-
ing the doughboy back his job" 1t is
a worthy cause, but not a very high
ambition. If it needs the doing, then
the marked superiority of American
journalists to the rest of the commun-
ity in the matter of public spirit,
which all Journalists ara always
ready to admit, has again been prov
ed.
This big wealthy hearted,
patriotic people ought to have some
thing better to say to the man who
has come out of the fiery furnace
with the smell of its scorching still
in his garments-with the red scars
Of its murderous mutilations forever
in his face-than a gruff "As you
were!" Are We to go to the ship
size to meet our boys, feeding full on
the emotional enjoyment of the oc-
cas;on, making glad holiday to our
own great pleasure and filling our
streets with boastful arches and
Haunting flags; and then, when he
lays down his rifle and turns to us
put nothing in them |
but an order to his old office stool |
or factory bench from which he would |
have earned promotion long ago if
he had not sacrificed his chance toH
fight for us?
It is not American 1t is not fair
We have no occasion to use so great
a word as generous" in so niggard-
ly 4 connection.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, tho !
advised his fellow returned
some time ago to "get ;op
quick b. tore this hero business
wears cut" The colonel probably
speaks 1"om the disillusioaing ohsar
vati,' He clearly had 10 doubt
tnat the advice was needed But what
4 comment on the memory, on the
on the gratefulness Of
the american people!
Is this nero business" to wear
out" are we going to forget thai
-hc nation summoned these young
fellows from the lteen competition
Of BUSINESS, of industry, of profes
5ional life, of preparation for one of J
hem, and said to them: "In the sa-
you to stand aside for the durat5
)f the war from the race of life WI
you are enjoying so ardently
II which success is so import:
you for your whole future
you to give it all up and lc
gain or,3-two-three years
This takes no account of u
'isks VIC asked them to ru u
t is simply cold-bloof
ike, salary-l;st and
Jew of the matter \
,ut of TIE competition;
lie asked to believe t.
low going to make diffic
,utting them back again.,
hey would have been i1
nterfer.cd with them, bu
we're when we conScriI
When on top Of thi
act that we required
enormous risks of death
nvalidism and incapa
we're standing aside
rom tho competition
becomes overwhelmi
thousand of them
IS asa,n; for they
,2ck They left A.
With all their hef1
lever return to
shores They
lud.er an alien
su ones mus
hey would 81
j:de thehir
many cases
possible.
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-09

Mr.. Kong speaks English and like
all the other members and attaches
of the Chinese delegation, wear mod
ern clothes.
He is most eloquent in his plea for
a restoration. to China Immediately Of
the historic province which Germany
wrested away from it by force China's
sacred mountain, Tai-shan, and the
home of C~onfucius make this prov
ince more sacred to Chinese than any
other portion of the republic.
"We thought German imperialism
had been driven out Of China" Mr..
Kong said in a recent talk to news
paper men; but it has only been sup
planted by the Imperialism Of Japan
which is even a greater menace to
China"