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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

German ships trying to load in an English port were mobbed, It is too soon to let bygones be bygones, though the Germans would like to have it that way.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

In preparing to defend themselves at the Rhine, France shows little faith that Poland can defend itself and that a German -boisheyik alliance, is 4not an impossibility. ss. .-s-,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Los Angeles is bound to keep ahead of San Francisco The citizens have started campaign to annex several ad- joining communities.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Bachelor candidates of the future will have to conciIiate the old maid vote.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

New York's rat bill is s35,ee6, 900 year. Luxuries come high but the big city must have them regardless of cost.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

The bolshevik plan for the conquest of the world has experienced at least a temporary setback at Warsaw.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Secretary Baker tells us nothing new when he acknowledges that Article x was the Wilson idea
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Danbury.-Seventy-nin operations, 3s of which were classed as major" were performed at the Danbury hospital during July.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Chairman Hays should have no diff culty in catching the drift of Governor Holcomb's letter. f.,se8
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Shall we have to add mirrors to the voting booths?
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

In California city burglars cracked the police safe and made off with s25,- oee They'll be after the city hall next.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Our ruling passions are apt to remain with us till the end. The last movement mule attempts Is a kick.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

It is no easy thing to eradicate evil after it has once settled, whether in the heart of man or in the heart of society. We could do much better with it than we do if we went at it right We are so apt to hack away at the branches of evil and leave it's roots undisturbed If the poison of cancer is in one's blood something more heroic is needed than rubbing olive oil on the skin. The surgeons knife may not be acceptable but it is demand ed. If some great social i'll, like can oer, is eating at the life of a nation, it must be exterminated root and branch. To get evil out of a mans heart you must. purify the heart; the bad must be re- placed by the good. We may legislate till doomsday against national ills with out striking results unless righteousness at the same time shall be cultivated
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21
Let us be thankful that some things dc

Let us Do thankful that Some things do not change, and among them is the ethics of stewardship The Man of Nazareth settled that question forever when he ex- plained who mans brother is. What ever attitude parliaments and congress may take toward the needy, they can never legislate the Parable of the Good Samaritan out of existence. The more intelligent part of our people are feeling that strong, great-hearted Uncle Sam ought to play the part of big brother to suffering Armenia by ending the national existence of the ''unspeakahle Turk"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
"NOTICE 10 BEET
FIELD LABOI,ERS

We need many Mexico I.ah0rers
for beet field work IN thv State o,
Colorado. The work begins about the
goth 81 May and will end about the
last of NIY, mber. This work Is done
under contract. You will work in
Deepen lcntly aud will not have 10 paw
commission To anyone.
Houses or tents. wood or coal, and
water. will be- furnished free OF
churge. while working under these
contracts.
For bett0' information write TO
any Of the following addresses:
Arkansas valley Farmers Asso-
citation. Rocky Ford. Colorado.
or
American 9eet Sugar Company,
Rocky Ford. Colorado
ar
Hen luccro. Sup-iyisUr OF Rocky
Ford. Mnnzanola. Fowler and pueL-
Ia Districts. l.. q. Fox No. ia,
Rocyky Ford. Colorado.
or
r. G. Barron. supervisor OF Las
Animas rnd TASTY Districts. y. o..
Box no. 1872. Las Animas. Colorado
or
=. II. Gnndara. Supervisor OF
Lamar and Wiley Districts. p. q.
Box No. j.S. Lamar. Colorado. tie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

l2', rolk Street was offered for
sale f,ri'r'h.y ~ $4,000 but "a
nn"n today guvs up &" $40 300 This
u bargain. hAl o inv, t'irtt~
property sn clue' iu &C. h7rl o. ct.
M"hl,r WlTrmau Realty Go Phone
lN-- Ii2 Be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

rriy. Terms ~ the very hOn' offcr'd
Goo the right man. Don't miu thig op.
pDTturiiy.
RANCHES NNp All OTHER KINDS
or riot EnTY nor SALE Ar
ATTRACTIVE rl.iCES
FOR PI;O,ii'T Ul'Si'LTS List YOUR
PROPHET WITH Is
Il q NEANEi REALTY 60
FARMS RANCHES AND CITY
l'pii.l.TN
AMARILLO HOTEL PHONE go
L.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

FuI RENT Nicely furnished bed roor
r'0s" IN. col Jackson. iiljt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
VI l. WEAVER REALTY 60.
AMARILLO HOTEL
HOMES

ronm modern home. cas, side. with
"i'opiue porch nay Si750. 1880 c1sr.
balance Ike psNing rent
Prtiy 6 room mu,l"ru plasirrcG "lv'
irori home. built in features good gar.
age lawn AMI ur's Southwest. pa.
tss00 $1,000 cIsh. balance easy
8 room ulust.r"d ana heated home en-
TAYLOR f'rrrt. mn-crn IN every way.
Clur. tu Wilson snuul. Price Sas0c.
,1enp ,t#h. hlltrHr can be arranged
. r'ul 'psl.vn lringal0W. southwest
frf 90 isHt isrl 0pod floors butt
Fl. NH.H. s.Tf- r'r" llNr and
.',st OF. '-'u. - .Ieh tr',r.. i,
40
BOWS %. WN Tor e rram huua.
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LAND
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.u p'hiiur. '"uli' ,,,h ,.rtiur I- r.'f
WrrNfnd uI rirr'i al, .H m ..l-
trfrH WI % iu 500 u,.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

WANTEt bundle washing guaran.
to,dwork ALSO hry" some ,ruch.i
work Tor sale iVi spruce street. Glen.
wood li2 itp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

Fol. IENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms. JOG y. buchanan.
lsl 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

GOOD room house with garage aud
1uthuui,r. Glcuwncd S2lno. small cash
rlym.nt balance like rent.
roam huup east sllv. $.loni SllOp
each. balance olfy.
room huus.. good condition close in
un Jackson s35OO' goui terms
Gord I room house SIN Jacinio.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29

that referred to last week: the in
consistent occupation of positions
in the Protestant schools. So far
as we are informed the shortage
mentioned applies exclusively to
Protestant institutions of learning.
Young and ambitious persons, hav-
ing qualified themselves for the po-
sitions, will not subordinate them
selves to unjustiied authority,
which obtains in many schools
through the unfair principle prac-
ticed. No one with necessary dig
nifty will sacrifice that principle
unto such subordination if a reas-
enable alternative is obtainable.
So, if reports are reliable many
are turning from their chosen pro
fession to other professions and
occupations with adaptabilities
more or less out of harmony with
the alternatives accepted. Who
can measure the i'll result of such
a misapplication of native faeul.
ties and developed powers7 Per
baps the positive effects viii never
be aotieed, but the negative result
is taking am alarming aspect. The
aspect is correctly interpreted by
thousands who through personal
considerations take no positive
position against the proposition.
But if the serious problem in ques-
tion is TO be solved. the PROPOSE
ton must, though kindly and
charitably yet be decidedly met.
Sensing the Moral Responsibility
Another cause Of the shortage is
doubtless an awakening of the
human conscience to the moral re-
sponability of the teaching pro
fession. Preparations for the pro
fession have been undertaken by
many with but a secular object
i've. The profession was thought
Of in terms of calling and oceupa-
ton Bnt the subsequent develop
ment Of the being effected a reye-
lation of the nature Of the profes-
sion. They arrived to a point of d
realization OF the eternalness of
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29
A WORTHY BRIDE

In another city some years ago |
employed a certain young woman
by the hour as stenographer and
typist. She was easily the most ex-
pert operator of the machine |
have ever seen, and had the intel
lect and sympathy which always
helped her employer think clearly
and express himself concisely. She
was a splendid individual, fine
looking. modest in dress, neat as a
button, attended church regularly,
supported herself and mother and
saved money. She was the kind Of
a girl who could take her choice.
One day she said simply as she was
about to 90, 1T viii be necessary
for you to obtain someone else aft
er next month, as | am to be mar
ried and leave the city" There
was happiness in her face but no
note of triumph in her voice, for,
as we shall see, there was humility
in her heart.
| answered her candidly to the
effect that was very glad provid-
ed her lover was equipped tomake
her a good mate and she intended
to have children. And this was her
reply; He is certainly capable
and lovable, and | am satisfied he
is just as clean as am, or | would
not marry him. As to myself, |
surely intend to have children. If
| didn't, wouldn' Z get married at
all. And if they should come,
there will be no divorce till they
are grown, / don't care what he
does to me. They are entitled TO
the best of it, and a divorce always
gives them the worst of it.
1t has fallen to my lot to know
good many women. Some have
been generously endowed with the
graces of mind and heart. Fame
has visited some of them, beauty
and fortune have been the lot of
others. Impressed with the re-
sponsibiIity of speaking under
such circumstances, ! want to say
this: That girl lowered above all
the rest in the majesty of woman
hood. She was right at more Of
the vital points than any other
woman ! have ever seen. She was
worth her weight in diamonds to
the world linked to a man who
could match her. And ! can think
of nothing more important FOL
every boy and young man to
plan for, than 10 be worthy of the
preference of such girl. But
next to that, nothing so important
as avoiding every girl who is her
opposite either in personal habits
standards of life or aspirations
for she will be more dangerous in
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29
The Result

We have but intimated at a few
of the causes of the serious short
age of teachers. But what is the
result of this shortage. 1t is too
extensive and complicated for the
human mind to comprehend. One
result is, and perhaps this is the
most serious of all, sixty-fve
thousand unfit teachers are at
tempting to fill the vacancies. Nor,
as we have stated, can the blame
of this employment be attached to
the school boards. What better can
they do9 There is reason to re-
ioiee that there is sufficient proper
ly qualified teachers in our schools
to offset much of the influence of
this disqualification, and in them
and others of their type, whom it is
TO be hoped viii come to the res
cue, lies the possibility of a radical
change in the situation.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29

Education Association. This is a
problem which the boards of di-
reetors of the many schools thru
out the country must directly con
Germ themselves in. This leaves
many of their decisions, which
have provoked censure, quite be-
yond blame.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29
The PEOPLES FORUM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Teaching Profession Again
Bv r. G. Williams

The educational world is facing
a problem in the shortage of teach
ers, equal in Importance to any
other problem of the present time.
This shortage ranges up to thirty
nine thousand for this country
alone, as reported by the National
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29

rents. And the Parent Teacher
Association is but a eamoufage
unless their exercises are strongly
supplemented in the homes.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29
The Cause of the Shortage

The question naturally suggest
ed is, what is the cause Of such a
depletion OF the educational staff
of the land2 Many answers are
ready at hand. Perhaps the first is
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29

afraid of pain, some IAhHIllA
afraid of the price, \ SYSTEM ]
and some don't want S
TO lose The time.
All these people should know
about the Registered Dentists using
the E. r. Parker System.
First, there is no fear of pain
when dental work is done under
the f. r. Parker System.
Second, the prices are moderate,
and every patient is guaranteed
full satisfaction.
Third, fewer visits are required,
and out-of-Iown visitors are given
especial attention, so they need
not call SO often.
If your teeth are bolhcring you,
remember That the longer You
neglect them, the more you suffer
and the more it viii cost you in
the end.
There are twenty-four f. r.
Parker System Offices in different
cities. the nearest office being at
End Ave. and Madison ST., Seattle
ArgOnne Bldg, Pacific Ave. & 18th St.
Tacoma
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-29
Are Your Teeth
Bothering You?

Nearly everybody has
the matter with the
keeps on postponing a
visit to the dentist.
Some people are
afraid of pain, some
afraid of the price,
and some don't want
fo lnSe The fine
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-27
NOMINEES IN
FINAL CLASH
|NH0hEESTATE
Both Harding and Cox
Winding Up Campaigns
in Ohio.
HARDING TO MAP
HEADLINE PROGRAM
League Of Nations, Tariff Protection
and Americanism to Be Discussed
Cox at Middleton, Boyhood Home
-complains Because Of, Alleged
Attempt to Arouse Racial Hatred
Challenge for Debate on League.
Isy Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Marion. O., Oct. 27.-The league OF
nations. tariff protection, American
I ism and CONSTITUTIONAL government
ire expected to be headliners among
the issues discussed by Senator
ldarding on his. final campaign swing
thru Ohio. beginning today and end
Ing Saturday night with speech in
Columbus.
In addition the republican candi-
date will sum up for the voters OF
his own state the detailed platform
which he has laid down during the
campaign and on which he is asking
for q national republican victory at
next weeks election.
Leaving Marion shortly after noon
the Senator's train is due in Cleve-
land in time to permit him to take
dinper In downtown hotel before
his night address in Gray's armory
there.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-27

G1statement by the, league council
chairman in his official capcity. Of
ficials declared that M.Bourgeois was
mot In a position to absolve the sig
natories from their responsibilities -
and added that he had spoken in an
unofficial capacity. :
Secretary Colby would not COM
ment officially on NJ. Bourgeois dec1
laration, saying in his personal ca
pacity that he viewed article x as
giving vitality to the league cove
nant He added that the efforts of
The Hangue conference to provide
some method for preserving peace
had been vain and illusory because
there was no underlying sanction
that could be involved.
Mr. Colby did not believe it neces-
safily followed from NJ. Bourgeois
remarks that France desires to elinli-
nate article x from the covenant or
! TO scrap the league.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-27
BOURGEOIS sTIRs CAPITAL.
Rap at Article X Agtates President
and Cabinet.

Washington, Oct. 2T.-Republican
are jubilant and administration lead
ers yisibly downcast over the state
fnent given to the press in Brussels
yesterday by M. Bourgeois, president
Of the council Of the league of ma
tions, that article x could be elini-.
mated from the league of nations
covenant without impairng it.
Republicans see in the statement
from such an eminent authority q
complete vindication Of the position
of Senator Harding on the league OF
nations issue and Of the attitude Of
the republicans from the beginning
against the provisions of article X.
Republicans have insisted from the
beginning that article X was unnec-
essarJ to the perfection of the league
and that the sacrifice Of principles Of
American sovereignty which it in
wolves could be avoided by striking
the article from the covenant alto
gether altho they had never proposed
so radical step. merely insisting
upon reservations which would safe
guard American lights.
President Wilson and members Of
the cabinet are believed to have dis
cussed NJ. Bourgeois important state
ment on the eve of the American
election at cabinet meeting held
late this afternoon, but no official
comment came from the White House
concerning it. 1t was thought prob
able the president might make refer
ence to it tomorrow when he is to
meet Hamilton Holt. editor OF the In
dependent, and group of republican
prO-leaguers. On that occasion the
president is expected to make a state
ment which may be given out for
closing days Of the campaign.
The president had been expected to
send an address to a meeting of Dis
trict of Columbia democrats tonight,
but did not do so. Declining an invi-
tation to address the meeting in per-
son, the president wrote the local
committee his regrets and stated that
he was unable to be present and ad.
dress them. But he sent no statement
to be read to the meeting other than
this brief note Of regret.
At the state department the COM
plete utterances Of N. Bourgeois con-
cerning article x were noted with in
terest but Indications were that no
official notice would be taken of it.
inasmuch as 1t was not regarded as
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-27
lowa Farm Bureau
Seeks to Restrain
Grain Marketing

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Oct. 27.--Ina state
1rent issued by E. Fl. Cunningham,
secretary of the Iowa Farm Burea u
Federation, Iowa farmers are advised
to withhold their grain from market
until prices become more reasonable.
The statement declares that there
has been manipulation OF the market
and that there is no justification for
the decline in prices.
The Iowa farmers" the letter says,
are not averse to accepting their
fair share of the loss that must be
shouldered to get business back to
normal, but contend that they should
receive not less than 60 cents for
their oats and 81 O bushel for their
corn.'
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.
thru Its committee on cost Of pro-
duction, has been gathering data on
the cost Of producing grain and live
stock on Iowa farms. says Mr.. Cum
ningham'S communication. The re-
] turns on wheat and oats are showing
cost OF producing wheat in 1920 was
$i.sS a bushel and the cost Of oats Is
cents a bushel. The cost Of corn will
be available soon. With these costs
on hand oats are selling on the
| market so per cent below cost.
Oats today should not sell below
SO cents or corn below ST." There is
no justification for the tremendous
3hreak in the market. We can not. help
but believe that reaction must come.
We urge every farmer to withhold
his commodities. The situation can
not become more serious. and q
further decline can do nothing more
than to add to the seriousness Of the
situation. On the other hand a reas-
enable reaction would probably avoid
financial ruin"
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-27
Tuesday Quiet in Cork.

By Associated Press.
Cork, Oct. 26.-Outside Of the Cork
city hall there was posted today the
following notice:
"The second republican lord mayor
of Cork lies, as lies his predecessor.
murdered by the British government.
Cork is in mourning. Citizens or any
section of them will take only author-
lied action. Orders will be issued by
proper authority"
Today passed quietly with the ex-
ception of a slight stir caused by
military raids on banks in search Of
firearms placed in vaults for safe
keeping.
The body Of Joseph Murphy, one OF
the hunger strikers in. Cork Jail who
died last night, was removed tonight
to a church from which the luneral
will be held tomorrow. With the ex-
ception Of Kenny and Dunnovan, who
are believed to be rapidly nearing
death, doctors say there is still q
chance to save the lives Of the re-
naming hunger strikers il they are
released.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-27

had killed his wife and the tramp
who participated in the fake holdup
the state charges him with staging
to hide the crime.
In this way Mr.. Guenther intro
duced a long and tedious procession
OF tales of criminals, all of whom had d
aone something or other to which
tney had confessed at the behest CT
the police, and later successfully ,le-
nled IN court. The lamentable story
OF their sufferings at the hands Of
the police was read in each case.
how they had been pinched and
pummeled until they had said some
.nlng better left unspoken. Some of
tnese cruelties were generations old,
put still good as new inftheir appli-
cation to Wanderers trial ~
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-27
Cox Complains.
3y Associated Press.

~ =
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 27.-In letter
to Frank L. Stanton, Jr.. Of Atlanta,
made public here today, Governor
Cox charged that efforts were being
made ITO arouse racial hatred to de-
feat him. :
eve are making this campaign"
said Governor Cox's letter, for peace,
. for progress and for prosperity. An
attempt has been made by our oppo-
nent to distract from the issue by
setting up racial groups. To each
coup something has been promised.
Nor has there been any consideration
about conflict in promises.
None OF those who have been
against America in the last four
years is going to vote for sne. To
my mind the most serious of all
things presentedi is the attempt to
arouse racial hatred. Promises have
been made to the Afro-American
party, which 1 do not believe the
promisers have any intention of car
rying out.
"There are some classes Of social
equality which can not be. To quote
the words Of the immortal Lincoln
we do not want the negroes to be
slaves. but that does not mean that
we want Aegro women for our wives.
L know no better w to express the
evils IN the attempt to array class
against class in America"