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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-29
Monday, May 3rd Tuesday, May Alb
'WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY

in seven acts
nightmare such you've never had and never
even heard aboutthats what he goes through! And it's
only of the many troubles that Douglas Fairbanks is in
for in his big picture of hundred laughs and hundred
thrills n
Matinee $3.50 Night at E3O Admission 80 and so cents
Don't fail to hear the late music with this picture
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-29
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5th.
Miss Corinne GRIFFITH in
"A GIRL AT BAY" ms acts
THURSDAY, MAY 9th.

THURSDAY, MAY 9Th
UNIVERSAL "MOONSHINERS' in two reels
Vagaph Big "V comedy SQUADS SQUABBLES two reels
Christie comedy APARTMENT NO. 23' ree5 reels in all g.
Matinee $50 Night 730 Admission 10 and 20
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-15
$25 Rocking Chair and SIS
Aluminium Set Given Away

AS has been the custom at Richmond store,
are going to give away free presents from Time to time
during our stay in Berea On Friday at 4 o'clock we
will give away free of charge beautiful $500 Alum
mum Set On Saturday we will give away beautiful
$500 Rocking Chair Each person entering our
store Friday and Saturday will be given a ticket
(whcher they make purchase OF not) and each per-
son is required 10 write their name on the ticket and
place them in the large box to be found right at the
entrance OF the store. AT the hour Of 4 O'Clock each
afternoon, little girl will be chosen from the crowd
who will draw one ticket from the box and the name
appearing on the ticket vii be given the prize. Add
tona tickets will be given 10 those making purchases
during the opening days, but every one has chance
10 get the prize.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-15
70 Per Cent OFF
Pianos---Victrolas

1t IS our intention to fea-
ture musical instruments. We
will have our player pianos,
and Victrolas beautifully dis
played, and you are invited to
come in any day and hear the
latestrecords and player rolls.
You will be welcomed to visit
this department whenever
you feel like it. We want you
TO come. -
Big stock of rolls and re-
cordsTcome IN and make
your selection.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-15
Under takir1g
DeR3ar tr11enf

Our Undertaking Department will be one of the fea-
lures of our Berea store. We have the very finest
equipment including beautiful motor hearse and an
embalmer who is graduate Of the Cincinnati College
of Embalmng. You can reach us during the day by
calling Phone ~ and any time during the night by call
ing Phone II. We are at your service at all times
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-15
Our Standard Lines

Our Standard lines include:
Bush & Cert. Pianos
Wurlitzer Pianos
Victor and Edison Talking
Machines
McDougal Kitchen Cabinets.
Wernecke Bookcases
Eden Washing Machines
Whites Sewing Machines
Majestic Stoves
New Process Oil Stoves
Hoover Vacuum Cleaners
and many other splendid
lines s.sans,-z..gs e, e.! a.sss
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-15
Demonstrations
by the Factory
Representatives

We are making arrangements with the
factory to send us for our opening expert
demonstrators, who will have their differ
ent lines on display for these two opening
DAYS. Come in and meet these experts
and let them tell you of their wonderful
lines. ,ee...: =; AZ; :, xs-A
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-15
Hoover Carpet
SWeepers

We will have on display a
number Of the famous Hoo
vers, which we will be glad
to arrange for a three DAYS
trial in your home without
any cost to you. Come in
and talk the matter over
with the Hoover man.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-15
A Word of Greeting to Our New Friends


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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
WHY SO FAR AWAY.

Considering the Inconvenience and costs OF
travel 1t seems safe TO say that hosts or demo-
crats viii think twice before making the trip TO
San Francisco as convention delegates on june
twenty-eiehth The result VIII be that eastern
delegation vacancies VIII be filed to some ex-
tent by California substitutes considered trust
worthy by the machine III control of the pre-
liIninaries- The selection Of San Francisco
leaves little room for doubt that a majority Of
the national committee acted on the known or
supposed wishes OF the white house. For the
location gives the president a powerful leverage
if he seeks to dominate the gathering either IN
his own interest or IN that Of someone on whom
he would let his mantle fall For him and his
followers the east is enemy country and the mid
die west is Bryan country; hence the choice OF
the Pacific coast And vet the Shantung treaty
clause, the destruction OF the California wine IN
dustry and other causes make the western slope
8ebatahle ground. The temperature OF that re-
-lon. as is known was exceedingly trying TO a
tourist on recent visit there. /
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Mr. srysn's COURAGE.

Kansas City Star: Whatever mar
De saia OF Mr. Organs leadership, r.,
his party il never has wanted ire
quality OF cohrage, and that II r,nst
De said is oae Of the very highes,
qualities with which leadership ear
be endowed Mr.. Bryan exhibited
that quality when he went 10 the
democratic IOFegeast In wastfnv-r,-,
and under the shadow Of the rsss5,s
mouse and before gathering r1na.is
faEAbLy under admin ist ration rim
ences, took issue with the pregiden =
chLT policy and raised ssaDSa. d
q party rebellion against z demo
cratic senate minority That wasn't
the action or mere politician tryu-
ming 20 the wind II wasn't r r,o7,.,.
lar Or exps5ieat action 1t waxns.
the result Of temper, impulse or
Aastg Judgment SIR Bran did ID
asliDeEaEe!T, With fill kpowlesya
;Eat ais hearers #culG be hostile
af1Ei EoEeTaFned that q message from
ne President would be read ealifpg
DEMOCRATS 70 Al opposite course he
cane prepared 20 DO whzf ne dffs
read his Challenge 10 the white he1se.
-Eoln a carefully written manuscript
Ind fEontsd the storm Whether /.
was good politics or had ks beside the
] sleSlsol Is wSg courageous and
-hat iz something thas qaita trans
ENDS the results % all political ;ac.
les. In the long nm courage IL al
EayS good politics
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Chairman HAYS

Des Aoines Iowa Forum. Mr.
HAYS personally is bundle Of a.
traordtnaTy nervous energy put IN IN
. physical Package that seems rather
iignt for sustaining such high de-
gree OF activity. People who nave
Known him for q number OF wears
say however, that he never has 10
STOP 10 rest. and they guarantee mat
ne can keep on to the end. Mr.sf
certainly he has the ability to IN.
press 10 q day a representative gath.
eIlns on the republican pz-ty in any
Dig and influential republican state
VIE the strong belief that he Il
man most exceptionally suited 10 the
position and responsibilities ffaf he
no# has IL has been evident in the
two years that he has been serving
as party chairman that he was doing
an exceedingly good work. and when
MS ACTIVITY, energy. spirit. good
temper, circuTnspecticn. strong repub-
sican conviction. evident character
ana me ability are all recognized at
once, i Is ccDprehended at once that
he has come 10 his place deseryadIy
and thai ne Is entitled 10 party con
aoelee and support in his admins
-Fatt5n OF its duties.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
CHARACTER AND PoTER

Samuel J. Tflden described President tlEerg-
land as the kind OF man who would rather @
something badly for hizlzelf than azve sg-a-
body else do It we'll Apparently this rs :
Cleveland characteristic, for wiring u lin =
1897 clsar-sghted observer. Woodrow VIZ
son, commented with disaggrobat5oz u -.rEe
:douAineering and usurpilg temper Of r1= III
ecutfpa'
This desire TO do and dictate sze-~rE-.z.g
grows on men who are lifted 10 urs5-;1-z -
power The historical exceptions 10 -Ea --se
are 50 few that it be laid down e = eyz-zyzT
proposition that men in whose naris c-ze-
power is lodged deteriorate in charae4a- -
rapidly develop autocratic or tyrarrozg ~-sf-z
Surrounded by sycophants thev CONE cr1ce.~E-
to regard themselves as omnisc.art and inf
Ibly right, and to resent opinions al Ts-zaraz
with their OWL The kaiser, as We know ezr~a
to believe that he had a divine mandate 10 TT
tie world. Some rulers who gave themselves
up to pleasuring permitted agents to do tn
work of governing; but kings who took 4har--
selves seriously usually became imDeriops md
willful and rode roughshod over their rain.
The exceptions are far to seek, the outs-ard;ro.
ones in American history being Was5ing-c7
and Lincoln Power had no such corrrr.t;-,-,
effect on them. Lincoln especially was Da+ian+
mild, forbearing, eager for good counsel arT
hospitable to every suggestion that seeemd wise
and right.
It may seem strange that one executive
should develop to such an extraordinary degree
the characteristics which he condemned nm
sparingly in another. But it is human nature
and is really natural instead of strange. Teach
ing as profession long followed tends TO make
men dogmatic and arrogant. Continual asso-
citation with minds less maturod than the;r own
ana the Difference and obedience paid them
leeas men to think of themselves as superior
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
CONSERVATIVES OF TOMORROW

Columbus. Ohio, Dispatch Let no
one suppose that II the radicals KAYE
their way Tadicalism will prevail
Quite the contrary. The radicals Of
today. when they become wealthy. as
they expect to 10. when they are
well fixed In life socially and ffnan-
ciaily. Viii become ''c0rgtF tuttor7pi.'
zzd for the status quo. 1t has been
ths way Of the world since the begin
z1ng Of organized society.
When pirates Loot the ship and Sc
care the booty, they stand AGAINST
farther piracy b. axybc5v e-s4. Cor
SeETatizu follows conquest. In al
11oT eZ-eztss those who caa1rs- be-
co--s conservative These rho wfst.
% grasp the rcSer OF those sbovz
c1su are r&6lcal=-they BECOME rad
EGzls 81 order 20 gain their pcfrr AMI
seczrs pIacs o. Crsferrnert o. bower
fs-s5 TiI bring tteu erno9ur e-ts.
II r. the same With politicians
TbeT appeal 10 the masses, gain rec
cEC8.soI. bald palaces and become
ress s@tonsrtes- Human nature IL IN
s1sEEaz55s. When you find a man
r-1nEnz around 70 save HIS countrr
o. section thereof. peg his personal
sEcoition or his motive In oIden
tines the Turk In snalyzing human
z2taFe, said Find the woman" IN
these rncaeTn times. In searching the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
NEVER AGAIN.

One result OF government control OF tle rail
roads is brought home each day to the under
standing of residents OF Keokuk who are ex-
perieneng exasperating annoyance because OF
the lateness Of arriving mails One day loco
motive breaks down; on others some ether e1-
cuse is offered for what patiently is caused
by lack Of efficiency, fns1cusabIe defe-iora-
ton Of rolling stock due IN large part TO
the non-guiding hand Of the transportation,
administration It vii take months. rparhape
years, for our railway systems 70 recover from
the blight that has covered them ever since
the government TOOK over work that could have
been more satisfactorily and more inexpensive
~ performed By private Interests Il has been
a hard lesson; but in the learning Of It tE7s pub
lie has been enlightened, Never again.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

beings set over and apart from the rest of man
kind. Interesting in this connection is the dis
terminating estimation of President Wilson IN
Henry Matterson's story of his life and times.
Woodrow Wilson, he says, rose 10 world
celebrity by circumstances rather than by char
Eacter. Though it sometimes ran away
from him, his pen possessed extraordinary ia
ciIity. Never In the larger sense a
leader of men as were Chatham and Fox, as
We're Washington, Clay and Lincoln; nor or
ideas as were Rousseau, Voltaire and Franklin,
he had the subtle tenacity of Louis the eleventh
OF France, the keen foresight of Richelieu with
q talent for the surprising which would have
raised him TO eninence IL journalism In short
he was an opportunist void of conviction AMI
Indifferent to consistency
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
AMERICAS KENENokYS

Ottum~R Courier: When such
men as Charles Z Hughes and his
fellow members OF New york's
bar see lit 10 denounce as TN
American the action or the New
York legislature In denying seats
TO socialists elected 10 represent
legislative districts, II is time 30
take cOgnizance of the objections
they offer And II cannot be
denied, in simple honesty, that
there is great strength To their
argument. They do not, ii the
slightest measure. condone nor ap-
prove the practices or doctrines Of
socialism,; they merely point out
thar the iegiSlators-elecs. having
been chosen in fair test and
being unccnvEcisd OF crime, are
eligible 70 seats IN The assembly
or the state They contend that
10 deny them seats is a rejection
or American principles and an
abuse OF American Institutions.
They maintain that the DECLARE
tons OF the platform on which
these socialists were elected are
Tor an orderly. If complete, change
IN oZr system Of government
These meR-Nr- Hughes and the
ether New Work attorneys who
have signed the protest-are
learned IN Law. OF course. IL
would be idle for laynan to at
tempt z debate with them on an
abstract question depending On
the written statutes, even if one
were inclined to utter the chaE-
fengs. On the face of the facts
and on the cold basis of the law
they are right, we have no desire
10 argue that question. But all
the same we glory in the courage
Of tha New York Legislators
couatsdly many OF them asrc--
negs as vel acquainted with the
law as some. at least. OF their
c-itscs-wfs0 chose to submit
themselves TO rebcka in or.er TO
cal the public's attention 10 the
menace OF unGersJraine un-Ausr-
icEn and anti-Ame-ican agitation
which Is conducted In every
soclalis-ic Campaign for the uur-
pose OF undermining the very CON
stItulion those guarantee OF per
sonai liberty the 2gitators invoke
for protection
The New York legislators must
Dc credited with ordinary knowl-
edge Of the Law II Is reasonable
10 suppose that when they voted
against admitting the socialists as
members OF the assembly they
knew what q fuTore their action
would raise and expected TO be
told by someone like Mr. Hughes.
perhaps. that they were violating
the letter and spirit OF the constf-
tuition. But they went ahead and
invited the rebuke. and they are
good AMERICANS. we. hold, for
doing 50 $50 -
Technically the socialists have
right TO their seats. Morally.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

and for the future welfare OF
America. they deserve to be de
Yriyed of NOT only their seats ar
Albany but their status as Amer
lean citizens Although they deny
they are advocates OF violent rev
olutto1 against the government
and cite their platforms IN support
of that denial. they cannot possess
ordinary common sense If they do
not realize how empty alike are
their Genials and their pied ges.
In these columns we have cited
hundreds Of specific Instances IN
proof OF the fact that every word
OF socialistsc agitation, strengthens
the hand OF the anarchist AS for
the socialist program itself. it is
destructive OF everything FOR
which our government stands =
destructive OF religion. oil the
home, of society. of individuaiisnl,
OF property rights. nj mans a,nbt
TONS. OF patriotism. OF conscience
and OF the ability 10 distinguish
between right and wrong. But
socialisn's crime Is greater. If
possible, than all OF This, for il is
the mask OF GaaSi-rssp ectabils.y
and Quasilegality behind which
red anarchy and the lawlass snirir
OF violent revolt hide and bile
their time-hide and wait Tor The
moment when, with socialisms
poison in its veins. the govern
nelt shall be sufficiently weak
ened for the final death stroke.
Then and not until then, does
anarchy plan TO strike. Mean
while II encourages and take-
courage from socialism. and In the
iatter's ranks are many who do
not themselves know how thew
are being used as tools to serve
the same purpose that bombs are
made for.
Mr. Hughes and his fellow law
yerS take the word OF the social
1sts thai they do not advocate
violence, and TO that extent Mr
Hughes and his associates are
dupes- They should know that tha
word OF thesocia!ist on this point
IS worth no more than the bible
oath OF any other atheist. They
go below the surface of
specious claims and empty pro
tests They should take care thar
In demanding observance OF the
Law by the legislators they do not
give aid and comfort TO the worst
enemies OF the lar. In their
anxiety that all citizens shall OBJ
tain justice they should not rase
slgnt OF the all important fact
That the socialist is only the tool
% the anarchist. Kerensky was
but the entering wedge that Ia
zine and Trotsky used for their
Vicious purposes while he. in his
innocent, ideaIEstic Ignorance
could seTTe them And anarchy,s
campaign IN America is being
directed With the guidance of f.s- :
nine and Trotsky. Americas
herenskys viii bear watching.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

YOUTH.
Who passes by this way the grasses
Stiu CULVER and the laurel branches sway.
Swift aE1 s1refo0te1, wh0SCsyer passes,
For where the wild spreads tangled masses
Not pink petal falls. Who passed this wayg
:
Our secret path, that leads down TO the river
Down through the fields. from the szzs~ept hills
Sacred and sealed hearts forever.
~ whose Elee- footsteps do its grasses qEiysr2
W1oss hglt touch II its laurel branches EAriIIss
Trespass who dares amongst blosso11ing ciosss
Winding chr ways, shsdehiddsl TO the shore.
What cruel chance 10 alien eyes exposes
Our dear adventurous road beneath the roses?
Oh child, all ages passed this way before
Caroline Dzer. Ezrps-s Magazine.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
SAGE TEA TURNS
CRAY HAIR DARK
Its Gran6mothcr's recipe to bring
color, lussre and youthfuiness
10 hair when faded. ssreaked
or gray.

That beautiful. even shade Of dan
glossy hair can only be had by brew
Ing q mixture OF Sage Tea and SUI
phur. Your hair IS your charm. Il
makes or mars the face. When Il
LADIES', t1rns gray or streaked, just an
application or two Of Sage and SUI
pnar enhances its appearance huD.
dredfoid.
Don't bother To prepare the MI,
ture: you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition o.
other ingredients at a small cost all
ready for use 1t is called Wyeths
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre o.
your hair.
Everybody uses "WTetA'sr Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because
darkens so naturally and evenly thai
nobody can tell It las been applied
fon simply dsrnpen a sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
The hair. taking one small strand at
time; by morning the gray hair has
and after another appll.
,ation IL becomes beautifully dark ana
l 2pcars glossy and lgstroas.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

. hearts OF our wouId-be rulers. define
iu- Yourself their own ambitions
Len1na and Trotzky played upon
me radical tendencies of the people
- become ihe most autocratfc of
coAseTFaffves-so far as they them
ssl'ss are concerned They ara still
LOT e. racicalisEn for the other fellow.
ihey stand for the rule OF the people
SO long as they can rule the 1eon1a
AFTER the people have ruled. IL is the
NoTid-old story, the eternal cycle that
comes hack IN the beginning ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Women and the ,so.a- e.,

View York World. Automobile
manufacturers CALAMITY ascrIbe the
Development Of The motor car along
lines Of beauty and utility To feminine
taste. The tribute betrays a sfrewti
recognition Of what has been prime
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
factor In at least the luxurious erolu.
ton OF sutomobiliag.

Kansas City Star: We. the people.
had had il impressed on us that orr
own extravaganza was -espnns fbIe
for much OF the high cost Of llvinp
BW Prof 4. n. Carter or Harvard
university, tells the American Eco
nonlic association that the federal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

1t is a curious fast that people ara often
more avid Of praise for the thing they cannot
do, than for the thing they can--Eleanor
Aercein Kelly.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

The great body Of the people hsse single Interest
that Of having their government wisely faithfully and
honestly administered They lizzie
dyidass except the Individual may them
and besE represent the principles dear
In governmental poiscy.-sfiiam Mckinley.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

I Des Aoines Capital: Colonel WI
lam j. Bryan saw his opportu-!ts
and met 1t He found the denocrs tic
party once more without a leader and
Ne took command The Capital be
heves that Colonel Bryan viii be the
democratic nominee for president IL
takes strong man TO do What
Colonel Bryan IS doing.
Perry Chief: The only democrat
who can be elected TO the presidency
this year viii be Z republican
MarsaalltoEn Times Republican
CoEetred in gentle terms and with
pleasing sentences that mean moth
ing, the steel claws are there be-
meath the velvet OF Mr.. Bryan's care
fully cons idered statement. wilson
must get OF the high horse. or at
least quit squirting, or Bryan and
other democrats propose 10 unhorse
him That is precisely what Mr..
Bryan means.
Cedar Rapids Republican: They
are now calling Il Bryan's vitality
But why neglect the word audaeity?
Des Moines Register: Ii Mr.
Palmer runs for president OK the
strength OF what he has done to lower
the cost o. living. every grocery bill
viii be campaign document
Waterloo Times-Tribune: About
the easiest thing 10 scare in trs@
country is the politician and 81
holder.
Charter Oak Times. What is the
use OF arguing that the consumer
pays the income tax? OF course. he !
does He nays everything, because !
ne is the only man who cannot pass
/ along; but instead OF groaniag and
susstng about Il and turning Dol
shevik, Why not Turn our attention 10 I
making the consumer 2 bigger PRO
iucer, So he can pay these things
Without injury TO him?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

reserve board, with its policy o.
flooding the country with money i
chiefly TO blame. We thank him i@
the alibI.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Take Aspirin
With Water

II ysr Aspirin tablets have the
name .1Bayerr stamped on them,
they are genuine "Bayer Tablets
Of Aspirin proved safe by nail
lions of people The name @Bayer"
Identifies the true worid-famous
Aspirin prescribed by physicians
for over eighteen years.
Always drink enc or two glasses
of water after takiAg the tablets.
Each 1nhroken Layer package