The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-12-05

ting the fixings on US, the ice man
will freeze out of us.-Commerce
News
We will bet they talked about coal
as we'll as ice for the ice man is usual
ly the coal mar too, and thereby
catches you ''gonig and coming"
A Georgia man committed suicide
the other day because he wanted to
get away from the high cost of living
He probably did not take into con-
sideration the high cost of the funeral
and burial which he imposed upon his
people, and which he could have saw
ed them.-Lyons Progress.
In other words, if he had been re-
quired to pay for his funeral in ad-
vance he would have put it off awhile.
A business worth while is worth ad-
vertising; one that is not ought to be
advertised for sale.-Metter Adver-
tiser.
Don't worry, it will be.
Admitting that a Senator has the
personal right to make a fool of him
self, he has no right to put this
country in the attitude of coward
ly gutter -Cordele Sentinel.
Then some, whose names we might
call, have exceeded their rights.
Mr.. Wilson has achieved at least
one distinction. He is the only one
who has presidented here and in a
foreign country at the same time
Maysvllle Enterprise.
And that very creditably, while
pack of hyenas were swapping at his
heels all the time.
The wise man greets his friends
with smile. The fool gives him
grunt.-Maysville Enterprise.
We have frequently noticed this to
be true.
Better Play Safe
Don't forget that the boil weevil is
just as fond of high priced cotton as
he is of the other kind, and no matter
how high it may be next year he is
gong to be on the job. The safest
plan is to plant a good acreage of
crops that he won't eat, and reduce
your cotton acreage to what YOU can
take care of in the face of the most
adverse conditions. - Crawfordville
Advocate Democrat.
Some of the brethren seem to be
wrought up concerning spending mon
ey upon the heather. The fellows
who are wrought up are as usual go
olng to hold on to theirs and the
others give willingly, so there is no
need to worry. People of the latter
class turned our forefathers from the
worship of idols.-Monroe Advertiser.
All the talk of this sort is lust
camoutiage to hide the delinquency on
their own part.
They tell US some of the miners
are returning to work and some of
tnem are not-we suppose good deal
oepends upon whether they are fam
ny men or not, and how much monev
tney had laid up.-Elberton Star.
That reminds US that the man who
mas to work is worth twice as much
20 any business as the fellow who does
not have to work.
The Richland News says that Allan
IA was at one time as small as Rich
land and she did not have as much
pep. Don't know so much about that
put we do know that Atlanta has new
er had as much to eat as Richland
pep or no pep.-Grady County Prog
ress.
AT last we have found one news
paper man who has made a fortune.
which amounts TO $3.50. This snr,
was found in a stump that was the
good find of the editor of the Coosa
Alabama News.-Butler Herald.
Ine nrst requirement of good Job
is not the salary you get, it's the ioy
you get from your work. It You 90
to it every morning with fresh zeal.
and You leave it every night with
plans for the morrow, then you're
the man for the job any nothing will
stop you till you reach the top. Be
sure on know what line of work YOU
want to follow and then go after it.
Don't take up work that is uninterest-
ing to you merely because it may Of
fer little better salary in the be-
ginning. If you do yos will do moth
ing all day but get better acquainted
with the clock.--Soperton News.