Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
Former Jackson Boy Making
Good In Business College.
Chillicothe, Mo.
March 9, 1910.

VISITED the Columns OF Lne ueaT
old Sentinel. This morning is
very beautiful and pleasant, SO,
if you will allow me, ! will visit
you again.
feel sure that some of my
old friends have forgotten there
was ever such person However
| trust. that when they see this
they will recall long ago days.
when was little fellow in
Jackson county.
am still in school. getting
along fine with my studies. |
don't know just how long | will
be here. for it takes quite a few
months to complete telegraphy.
| am also taxing book book k k kkeeePf4iiEEss Ping g
trailroad), We are required to
get eighteen words before we
arc allowed to go out on the
road. can get fourteen words
per minute. The Chillicothe
Business College sends most Of
their pupils to the Union Pacific,
Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado.
I want to go to Colorado.
We have somewhere near
twelve-hundred students. They
wont allow us to 20 to pool halls
and dances and get in at bell
hours
My friend, Joe Wroten and
Miss Sophia Hanie were secretly
married Feb. %. Quite roman
tic affair. He had only been
with her three times. Villa
Stanley, of Oklahoma City, and
| were the only ones to witness
the ceremony, after which we
went to the green house and got
a beautiful bouquet of sweetpeas
and carnations. We returned to
college in time for supper. They
did not know what to think OF
the flowers, but did not suspicion
anything. Miss Hanie being a
very popular young lady every.
body wanted her company, and
were trying to make dates with
her. That did not appeal to Mr.:
Wroten at all, so they decided
to tell the secret. Well. you
never saw such facts that were
on those people. They are in
school happy as can be. The
Ex-soldiers Club gave a banquet
| in their honor at Pomals Cafe
The dinning hall was beautifully
decorated. Each ex-soldier chose
his own Madomoselle, and she
wore our club colors, a yard OF
red, white and blue ribbon. Next
we went to the Empire Theatre
and saw Daddy Long Legs. "
There was fifty-four of US
Am certainly glad that Sena'
| tor Mcclellan took the step ht
did in regard to universal mill
ltary training. | most certainly
do advocate it. for several rea'
sons, that space is to scarce t
mention. Since the date oi
Amurath II, the first Turk whc
used cannon in battle. until to
day. what a hideous- roar has
lgone on across history. Wht
can put a stop to it? What vioc'
will ring across time, more
potent than gun powder, more
| fascinating than the darts o
slaughter? 1t stirs the blood Il
realize that By our individua
actions we may retard. or has
ten the birth of a new era. Eacl
contributes more than he i
aware to the general good o
society, or to the slow disinteg
rations of moral forces. Not on
act is forever lost. AS the ston
thrown into the pool widens int
the perpetual current OF water
or each deed enlarges the grea
and the good, or increases tn
circumference of evil. Fac
man is a power in his family. !
his church. In the community j
which he lives. Each woman
sunlight or shadow TO her house
hold. her social circle, and he
self. 1t is a well establshe
! fact that some diseases can b
/ chased away by concentrate
| dismissal of them from the mini
| Why not concentrate and try
| Danish this gunladen world an
l the love of war? The man WI
l runs for president had bett'
see that he mas all he did in tn
| world pretty well screened, if
wants the vote of the ex-soldie
They have their eyes on some
those birds. lam not in saw
| of a military man being pre-:
I dent trust that you dor