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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
WEAVER MAY BE "A
COMMITTEE MEMBER
oompTETE REORGANIZATION
= NJ POLITICAL MACHINERY BY
UARDwICK. HOWELL MAY BE
ASKED TO QUIT.

ATLANTA, Ga.-A resolution re-
,,osting Clark Howell to resign his
osition as democratic national COM
;++oeman from Georgia will be in
hllpSTcpd in the forthcoming demo-
IT, IT, State convention in Macon on
castahor 25, according to a report
O ,Iicb is going the rounds among
HardWick supporters. ~
Tho Atlanta convention on May
20 composed of delegates Selected
To- To- the candidates in the preferential
ny named a delegation to rep
ppasnnt the democrats of Georgia at
IL rational convention of the party
II-h;ch was then soon to be held in
San francisco. The convention also
,9"roed William j. Vereen to repre-
a ae,l Georgia in the national councils
Of the democratic party. Both the
delegation named by the convention
and the national committeeman nam
ed bv the convention were denied
recognition by the national conve;n-
tion Then and thereupon, as the
LAWYERS say, Thomas w. Hardwick
nan@ht the next train for home to
launch his campaign for governor.
Controls Convention.
..Howell ring rule" has been his
;ssnp from that day to this. He
b ESo~ it home in 100 speeches
in the first primary. He hammered 1t
again in a dozen speeches IN the
rGn-over primary. Today he is the
winner by an overwhelming majority
He will name the delegates who will!
control the state convention. that
convention will elect the new demo.
cTatic state executive committee. II
viii also be asked, by the resolution
referred to above, to undertake the
naming of another national commit
teeman.
In repeated speeches Mr.. Hard
wick has announced that there would
not be left single vestige of the
Howell machine on the state com
mittee if he were nominated. He Is
now the winner and his supporters
are looking forward to the complete
reorganization of the state commit
tee bv the Macon convention.
1t is understood that Mr.. Hard
wick will outline to the platform
committee a constructive platform
for state affairs, including reforms
in state finance, adjustment Of
useless Offices, reorganization of Ger
tain features of the highway depart
ment, and other plans.
Judge James j. Flynt, chairman o.
the committee, who has had thu
courage to express views contrary t.
the views of majority of his asso
ciates on the committee, is likely tt
be the Last of the Mohicans. p"
Flynt VIII Preside.
That is to say, Judge Flynt is like
ly to be the sole surviving member
of the committee from the state a
large. His reelection would be salts
factory to most of the supporters Of
Mr.. Hardwick. He was himself a sup
porter of Mr. Hardwick in botf
campaigns. He was a supporter OF
the Smith Watson group in the At
lanta convention on May Is. Judge
Flynt will be temporary and perma
nent chairman of the Macon conven
ton, this having been decided upor
Saturday at conference between Sen
ator Hardwick and number of his
friends
Joseph E. Pottle, of Milledgeville
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
MORE YOUNG PEOPLE
HAVE LEFT FOR COLLEGE

In the list of Terrell county girls
leaving for college the names of
Misses Lorena ridges and Euzela
Roberts, who are at the State Nor
NAL school, were inadvertently
omitted, as was that of Charlie B.
BRIDGES, who is at Riverside acade-
nv at Gainesville.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
RUMMACE SALE BY THE
WOMAN'S CLUB SUCCESS

The rummage sale put on by the
Woman's Club Saturday was decld-
ed success, netting the promoters a
sum in excess of what was expected.
The money will be used to further
the work of civic betterment
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
Women
NIade Young

-5.lgat eyes, a clear skin and.a body
fall Of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
IN order by regularly taking
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
DAWSON FAMILY WILL
MAKE HOME IN FLORIDA

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Eady regret their decision to leave
Dawson to make their home IN Avon
Park, Fla. They expect to leave
about November 1st.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
FIRE IN BALES OF~COTTON
AT DAWSON WAREHOUSE
Was in Street, and Is Supposed to
Have Been of Accidental Origin.

Fire in a bale of cotton on Main
street in front of the Dawson Ware
house Co. brought the fire company
out at $50 o'clock Sunday night, the
fire being put out with only the loss
of a few pounds of cotton.
Another smouldering bale was dis
covered in the night and put out by
Mr. w. M, Kelley, the night watch
man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12
ATHLETIC SPORTS.

The arrival of autumn has natur-
ally turned our thoughts to basket
bail, foot ball and other forms of
athletic sports, so on Wednesday af-
ternoon the boys donned their gym
full force for a general practice
suits and track suits and turned out
Much of the old D. H, S. pep" and
spirit was in evidence, and bids fan
to put our school on the. athletic
map this year as never before.
The correspondents for the high
school column for the first term
have been appointed as follows
Dorothy Dozier, Esther Hind, Mary
Sherman and Julian Hicks.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-12

e66 HAS MORE INVITATIONS
THAN ANY OTHER CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC ON THE MARKET,
BUT NO ONE WANTS IMITA-
TIONS. THEY ARE DANGEROUS
THINGS IN THE MEDICINE LINE.
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WANTED-HELP.
ATTENTION.!
FX-CERVJCE MENU

ATTENTION!
EX-SERVICE MEM!
wantsd-s men with fair education; s., 800
position and $500 bonus to men that are willing
10 work. / have been successful. and l am
sure that you can be the same. Call at PIT
ATTENT10N-Two more students gradua ted
from the SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL, ]
Williams of 1922 Vermont ave. NV. and VIM
w. smith Of 1415 K 1T. NV. We continue to
DELIVER THE GOODS AS USUAL" New
class started May 3. not too late to get In,
Day and night classes. Tuition moderate Come
in and see our school, largest and most mod
ern equipped in the country. SERVICE RADIO
SCHOOL. Inc. 9O0-2 Pa. ave. NV. Franklin
1914
Alto MECHANIC, With ability to teach:
must have good personality and best local
references: good salary. with Opportunity for
advancement. Phone North 1919 for appoint
ment.
ArTOMoBlLn MECHANIC wanted. Dupont
AUTOMOBILE mechanics helper and shop
clerk. excellent opportunity FOR intelligent
young man. Apply Mr.. Cook Snellinss Motor
Co. 1875 18th st.
REST OF SALARIES paid TO persons who hsy,
Iea5ned practical drafting In our day or niRht
eissses: individual Instruction: start any tine;
big demand for our graduates. Write, chi Or
rhsne for particulars at once. Columbia School
Of Drafting. 18th and T SITS. nv.
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SALESMEN-TWO ACTIVE MEN WANTED
FOR OUTSIDE SELLING; EXPERIENCE
NOT ESSENTIAL: MUST HAVE NEAT AP
PEARANCE; EXCELLENT PAY WEEKLY:
TRAVEL WHEN QUALIFIED. CALL ROOM
100. McGILL BLDG. G ST. NEAR 9th ST.
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PATENT LAWYER aud specification writer. b.
Chicago firm: member Of the bar preferred
who can assist with interferences and infringe
men. suits. state qualities tions and starting
salary Address box SS-A, Star once. =
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SCHOOL BOYS
of pleasing personality, good
size. honest and ambitious
wishes can obtain permanent
employment during summer
months by filing their app1ica-
tons now. Address Box 122-A,
Star office.
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PAINTEES-Wanted. two men: good workers.
Call at once, 1742 9Th st. NV. =
FAINTER. first class; job work. In town or out
Of town. 1423 New Jersey ave. NV
PApEKHASGERS. at once union men. Harry
H. Sherwood ..oO6 18th st. NV. 4
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WANTED-HELp.
MAIE-COatfnueA.
PRESSER.

PRESSER.
The Hecht Co. require the
services of presser tor
mems alteration dept: one
who can operate Hoffman
pressing machine; perma-
nent position. Apply
Superintendent, The Hecht
Co., 9TH st. near. F. 49,. ,
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PRESSMAN-A good non
union.. cylinder pressman for
steady work on publications;
Miehle presses, Cross feeders !;
48 hours. s44. Apply by letter
only. The Penton Press, Cleye-
land. Ohio. o.
RADIATOR MAN-One capable Of doing all
kinds of auto radiator work: must know his
business. Remschel Auto Sales Co.. Aiexan'
dria. Va. =
REGISTERED DRUG CLERKS. Afiecks Drug
Store. 18th and F SITS.
SALEsMAN-tigar and magazine. J. B. New,
man. 7l9 18th st. ,... 2
SALESMAN. experienced. over 80. with &c
quaintance in Washington. Call at 5OS'
Westory bldg. between and 10 am. y
SALES MANAGER to handle local stock issue
Commission oasis only. Must have proven
record. Give all details in writing In ref
ercnce to past record Address Box 3,s.T
Stt Office, -
Statesmen wanted. men Of good character. TO
represent our Washington branch. Write L. +.
O'Brien. care of Harrington Hotel. Please give
phone number. %.
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GROCERY STORE. deiicatessen. with fixtures.
including soda fountain. Quick sale for cash.
Applv 400 IL, 81 sw %
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED-HELP
FEMALE-Continu
ELEVATOR OPERATORS a.. women, white
Apply to Starter. Munssy bldg.
EXPERIENCED saleswomen
in the following departments:
MISSES WAISTS,
HOSIERY.
WOMEN'S SHOES,
HOUSE DRESSES.
Apply Employment Manager,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
E XP:ER len CED SOLIC.
ITOR; EASY PROPOSITION;
LARGE COMPENSATION
TELEPHONE MAIN. 5326
BETWEEN 10 AND II Am.
EXPERIENCED CASHIER,
for busy retail store; permanent
position. Address Box 1O4-T,
Star office.
EXPERIENCED MILI.INER-Yeafiy position
to right party. lS47 14th st. North 4579W. g.
EXPERIENCED salesladies in
ladies' suit and dress depart
ment; good salaries and perma-
nent positions. Apply
SAMUEL'S.
o23 F St. NV.
FRENCH TEACHER to take classes and IL
iead in French conversation at dinner 1761 N
st. NV.
FIRST-CLASs FILTER on ladies' suits and
dresses: permanent position and best salary.
Apply Whites. 918 F ST. NV
ND or II a III SiNISIzD
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BUSINESS Representatives..

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GROCERY STORE. deiicatessen. with fixtures.
! including soda fountain. Quick sale for cash.
Apply 9oS Al 81. s.w. :"
FOR SALE-Small grocery store; i've living
rooms: cheap rent; must be sold at once. Ip-
CURE aOl q At. NV.
WILL BUY cleaning and dyeins business;
must b. paving proposition. Address BOX
ia A. Star office.
ONE CONFECTIONERY market stand. netting
ahoHt 500 per mo- MAKE Sffer Of > about si.ooo,
ONE MARKET GROCERY STAND cheap at
$40. OOO. must ls scd nj once.
r. H. YOUNG.
1854 Kenyon ct. NV. Col. 1851.
81 0oo-NEw FIREF ROOF GARAGE. 20 cars:
fine stand for tires, aceesseriss b. repair shop:
font street: 5-year ipaAe: faA h. mAde to hold
| loo cars Address Boz GOA. Star once.
FOR sALE-Shoe repairing shop; In good leca-
'ion. 1881 Let It.. p.w., 49,
| HOTEL CAFE AND RESTAURANTS: good or
portunity for right party. Address Box 6s.A.
Star Office. So
FURNISHING AND DRY GOODS STORE com.
pieie in northeast for quick sale: IS, 800 cash.
! Address Box "a, Star Office. s.
LUNCHROOM-Heart Of business section and
| within square Of four prominent hotels: re-
ceipts over 500 day; retiring price. $l2.Wn'
4-year lease.
Hish-class room!nx house. about 4 SQUARE
owing to sickness. viii .acriace for s.. 600
Tailor shop. ON best business street West
Washington: owing 10 other interests. will sell
cheap. II sold quickly.
n. L. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone N. A5eI. 1923 It. NV.
| SMALL RESTAURANT: downtown location:
lease: obliged TO leave account sickness in fam
| lily: sell for cost equipment. Address BOX
| 4I1-T. Star ONCE.
RO0M1NG and boarding house: twenty rooms
| good location: reasonable rent: good reason
| selling: sell cost furniture. Address Box 206-T.
Star Office.
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND: good stand; rent,
$50: price. $500.
Barber shop; three chairs: four furnished
rooms. on main car line: price. 81 200.
Tailor shop small: must sell: offer r.
fused.
Roomng house. twelve rooms; s1,100.
X. ii. Curtis. Room SIT. 4l8 5th st. NV. .
| FOR SAI.E-First-class Dire Nmaking establish
| mant; nne location; good L.,siness. Franklin
| 1907. ss
CENTRALLY LOCATED RESTAURANT, S60O
cash. chance for q couple. Address Box 17S-T,
Star office. -
PARTIES desiring to sell their second trust
notes on real estate at a IS per cent discount
| for cash should Immediately communicate With
BOX 248-M. Star Office.
| WANrED-To buy wen located auto accessory
| business or garage. Address Box al1-T Star
| Gffce. -
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YOUNG WOMAN. under thirty years old. q,
companion and housekeeper in family Of two
unincumbered and willing to 20 to seashor,
during summer. Address Box 240-T. Star office
stating telephone number.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MELTING POTS for lead: medium or large
! state capacity and price. Address BOX ga.
Star ONCE. g.
FUKN1TCKE enough for living room. mus, be
| reasonable. 1887 9th st. ne. s.
MEDICINE BALL WANTED. Address Bon
cabinet machine only: oak
or fumed 232 East Capitol ct. 8
WE Buy household furniture. pay highest cash
pricee; money advanced on storage at 69t.
SACHS FURNITURE CO.. sor. 9Th and d sta.
NV. Main 6306
| FURNITURE wanted at once for roomin1
| house of Is rooms. including plano. bedroom
carpets. dining room and odd pieces. can
Franklin 56s2 Main 44ss.
FURNITURE OF ali kinds for a Groom house
wanted immediately: as n whole or odd pieces
Kindly call Col $500. IL
TYPEWRITER-In Underwood No. or other
| standard make. Col. ss4s. after 8. 6'
WANTED : Eight-foot cornice brake. Call
Line. 4216J. -
WANTED-Piano for cash: either baby grand
! good make upright. Address Box sgt Sta:
office.
WANTED-For cash. baby grand or good make
upright piano. Phone Lincoln 5237
wANTED--To buy scow that win carry from
3 to ; cars coal. Address Carr Lowrey Glass
Co. Westport. baltimore. Md. g.
wANTED-To NEE, some one commencing I. c
8. course in English or history. Phone about
$3.50. Columbia cs3s. NJ. p. kearney. 50
CABIN BOAT MOTOR. sail auxiliary. less
than 40 feet GA. Address Box 32s-r. Star
Office. -
DO Y0U WANT TO get more money for your
old clothes furniture and carpets? Then call
! sherman. Franklin 1881. 718 Az st. s.w. e
N1OLISs: anv condition; write give address,
will call. Brewer. 101 Sth ne. -
TURN YoUk LID CLOTHES INTO CASH
Highest prices paid for mems and childrens
worn clothing and shoes. Send postal or phone.
J. COHEN, 11O4 eth ct. NV. Phone ". 1928.
WILL CALL, city or suburban, pay highest
prices for ladies', mems and children's worn
clothing and shoes. Write phone J..
TARSHES. 1908 It'll nv. Phone North 499.
! DIAMOND RING. II carat or larger. from pri
office.
BEST PRICES paid for furniture Of ali Kinds
, c. SHANNON. 1893 Homead pl.: Col. 1887. %
WANTED-ro buy old furniture and feather
| beds. When selling why not drop . postal to
| the old reliable firm?
H. MARKS. 1902 Fairmont At. Phi. COL s5l.W
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wANTED-foung white girl or woman. to
wait upon an elderly lady; comfortable room
and board; moderate salary; pleasant surround.
ings; good home for right person. Apply Apt.
7o5 The Woodlsy>' Telephone Col. 1887.
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PORTER for drug store. Apply Dupont Drug
Stasa Du0ent ciEslA n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

MuSteTOle LOOSeIlS up nose
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain
You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is clean, white oint-
ment, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu-
matism, lumbago, pains and aches ofthe
back or joints, sprains. sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
3Oc and 6Oc jars; hospital size $3.50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25

ly III their own ranks-by which
peace has been delayed aud the
state of war prolonged.
With few exceptions Demo
cratic senator's have been willing
to accept the treaty as the peace
conference framed it, but in the
interests of the United States
and all the world they have been
agreeable to ratification with
such reservations as, without re-
quiring re-submission Of the pact
or impairing the potency Of the
League Of Nations, would at the
same time express this country 5
understanding Of its obligations.
The points Of importance for the
public s recollection are that the
Democratic senators preferred
the treaty as it came to the SEN
ate, but were ready to forego
this preference to hasten and in
sure ratification. Their attitude
was always affirmative.
From the beginning before
the provisions Of the treaty and
the covenant Of the league were
reduced to formal verbiage-the
Republicans showed their hos
tiiity and threatened obstruction.
They nave continued their oppo-
sitiou to this moment They dis
agreed among themselves not as
to whether the treaty should be
adopted as it was written, but as
to whether it sould be crippled
or destroyed outright. 1t was
din ision not between friends and
enemies of the treaty, but di-
vcrgence Of opinion between
those who would paralyze lit .and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25
EXPRESS PAcKAoETTEs


Less pleasure take brave minds in
battle won
Than in restoring such as are un-
done;
Tigers have courage, and the rugged
bear,
But man alone can, whom he con
quers, spare. Waller
AS one way of bringing peace to
the troubled waters over at the cap
itol, the Solons might pass law put
ting the Cat" under the jurisdiction
of the state game warden
Still it is doubtful whether Cam
would stand for it,
Another reason why the legislature
shouldn't be in session long is be
cause, with the present scarcity of
labor, we can't afford to have a big
gang of men devoting their time to
non-constructive work all summer.
In the mere matter of stupidity,
the fellow who is fond of butting
his bean against stone wall hasn't
a thing on the one who still stands
out against suffrage for women.
81 Simp says he notices he always
has fever mistakes to correct when
he does things right.
1t centainly owuld be frightful if
the oil found in the Cement and Tut
tie fields should meet in Chickasha.
We wouldn't like to have our back
yard cluttered up with derrick.
A man who received passport to
Cuba from the local court clerk gave
a bystander the solemn promise that
he would bring back hideful, re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25

the covenant with an act of
seeming approval, and those who
would kill both without qualm
or quibble.
These differences and distinc-
tions between Democratic sena-
tors and Republican senators
ought to be remembered. If rati-
fication results from the present
reconstruction of the treaty, it
will come because Of Democratic
friendliness and espousal, and in
spite Of Republican reaction and
recalcitrance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25
THE REAL FRIENDS OF
PEACE.

It remains to be seen whether
the Republican majority in the
senate in the latest attempt to eff
fectuate ratification of the treaty
OF peace can be unanimous in
action as well as predominant in
numbers. They have succeeded
thus far in preventing any final
satisfactory disposition of the
treaty. They were strong in op-
position; it is now TO be demon
strated whether they are equally
powerful in their announced ad-
Vocacy of compromise and settle
mcEt OF these differences chief
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO

The Worse Already Had Happened.
The little man approached sales.
woman in coat and suit store and
said bitterly:
Il say, y-you got me into a pickle,
you did"
Il don't understand" the girl re-
piled timidly.
you remember when came in
here to pick out silk dress for my
wife, don't you?"
yes"
And you remember we asked teh
assistant of the lady who was buy
ing kiltie skirt for her little girl?"
"Yes-yes."
"W-wwel you got the parcels
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25

mixed, that's what You did, and l
took that little kiltie skirt home to
my Wife
I'm awfully sorry Sir, 81 course,
we can put that right"
"How?"
q can change the skirt"
81 know you can, but that isn't the
trouble. My wife opened the par
Gel while | was away, thought it was
the latest style, and wore the
wretched thing to church last Sun
day.'-London Answer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-25
A HARD FALL FOR A POLITI
CLAN.

Former Governor Colquitt of
Texas, win probably hesitate be-
fore he "takes his pen in hand =
again 10 call down the Dallas
News. He has ridden his fayorite
horse TO fall which he will
likely remember for several
moons, Mr. Colquitt, statesman
and scholar, in his own conceit,
suffers from an acute afflictlon
which makes him bitterly o. pos
ed to the so-callcd progressive
tendencies in politics, as repre-
sented and voiced by Prc ,ident
Wilson; in fact, his antipathy to
all such amounts to an obsesslon
and. like Marse Joe Bailey, he
never loses an opportunity to
romp on forward-looking policies
of government. In the present in
stance, what provoked the wrath
of Mr. Colquitt was the follow
ing paragraph, which he found
on the News editorial page:
Now that we seem to be on
the eve Of a rediviyus of Jeffer-
sonian wisdom, we offer this as
our own candidate for admission
into the anthology: "The Goth
ic idea that we are to look back
ward instead Of forward for the
Improvement of the human mind
and to recur to the annals of our
ancestors for what is not perfect
in government, in religion and in
learning, is worthy Of those BIZ
gots in religion and government
by whom it has bao@ recommend
ed whose purpose it would an
swer. But it is not an idea
which this country will endure
When the former governor
read the foregoing, he went into
action Immediately, writing the
News long communicate in
which he took the paper to task
for what seemed to be approval
of "progressivism. " Polntedly, |
he inquired whether the News
would discard the lamp of expert
cnce as a guide to the future, |
its policies by the will
Q -the-wisp of untried ideaiisn,
and gradually he worked himself |
up 10 a high state Of frenzy. The
"old time religion and the old
time democracy, he declared
were good enough for him and
he wanted none of the new
tangled notions. II do not want
to give up the wisdom of Wash
ington, Jefferson and other faith
ors of the republic "for the unde-
un-American theories
now advanced and partially in I
effect. "
Having freed his chest of this
heavy load, Mr. Colquitt evident
y declared a large dividend of
dissatisfaction, feeling that he
lad performed his patriotic duty
n warning his couutrymen
against the danger latent
a the progressive "dope" which
lie News had dispensed. He was
leeping on dynamite and didn t (
NOW it. When the News print
d his dissertation, il appended a
title note in which it calmly
allied attention to the fat that
he paragraph, quoted above. 4
rhch provoked his outburst,
Tas an extract from the writings
+ Thomas Jefferson. one of the
rSt great DrOVrpSsivee