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The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
INTEND To TELL
THEM ABOUT It
Not Much Longer Before Harding and
Coolidge Will be Informed of
Their Nomination
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, June 22.-With the
dates fixed for officially notifying the
candidates of hheir nomination, the
republicans today were awaiting an
announcement of the personnel of the
executive committee, which will have
general charge of the campaign. Sen
ator Harding will be notified July
20 and Gov. Coolidge five days later
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22

HlOrc mysterious II IL were not Tor
the poets. They have the power to
look beyond and to foretell whole
when at times only a part can be
realized. Darwin wrote 1.-THE Origin
of the Species" which upset the world
with it's theories of evolution, but be-
fore that Tennyson in ain Memoriam"
said: "They say
The solid earth on which we tread
In tracts of fluent heat began,
And grew to seeming random forms,
The seeming play of cyclic storms
Till at last arose the man."
Thus the poets dream preceded the
scientists theory.
We are told that Americans are the
most "idealistic people who have thus
far inherited the globe" by Ex-Presi-
dent Eliot of Harvard, and we only
have to read Longfellow's Excelsior -
Holmes "Chambered Nautilus" or
Lanier's "Song of the Chattahoochee"
to agree with him. These poems are
unsurpassed in their message of per-
fection and encouragement in the
search for a higher plane.
Perhaps the most vital and impor-
tant thing that we should understand
thoroughly is human nature. 1t is al
ways with US and holds the power al
most to make or break the world. We
all understand human nature to a
certain degree at least, but it is so
complex that it is impossible to be un-
derstood by only the daily exper-
fences. One should make it his aim to
gain fair knowledge of it, for with
out that knowledge life may not be
enjoyed to the fullest extent. AS there
is no school created purposely to teach
human nature, knowledge may be
gained by observation and through
literature. All literature reveals
something concerning the men who
created it as well as something of the
people who. like or dislike it. The
epic, the drama. the novel and the
short story are full of character
building. They reveal to us the in
nermost structure of character.
To all business men, in fact all men
of influence, a knowledge of human
nature is essential. For knowledge
there is strength where ignorance is
weakness.
The writer's have graciously step
ped forward and given US almost eve
ryy type of individuality to study.
Shakspere alone has given US forty
six we'll known characters, to say
nothing of the creations of other
writer's. Shakspere is the master of
human nature. because his characters
exceed those of other writer's in num-
Der as we'll as in clearness. accuracy
and trueness to life.
Homer, the Greek poet, helped to
mould the character and institutions
of Greece by his great figure Ulysses.
The character of King Arthur, to
whom writers of all ages have con-
tributed, has wrought a most marvel
Gus influence over all the world. There
is perhaps no other character that
has caused more discussion and
thought than Shakspere's Hamlet.
Robinson Crusoe represents primitive
man in his upward struggles, not
having the garden prepared for him.
He has come into the lives of many
children and if he has helped them in
no other way except to give them an
insight of human nature, he has aided
them greatly. Think of Dickens
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
INTEND TO NOMINATE
McADOO ANYHOW
And McAdOO Positively Refuses to be
Nominated
(Associated Press)

Kansas City, June 22.-Burris A.
Jenkins, clergyman and newspaper
publisher, issued the positive state
ment today that w. G. McAdoo would
be placed in nomination before the
democratic convention with or with
out the consent of Mr.. McAdoo.
Jenkins had been selected to make
a speech before Mr.. McAdoo declined
to allow his name to be placed before
the convention. whether / nominate
McAdoo or whether some one else
does, this much is certain, his name
will be placed in nomination." Jen-
kinS said.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
PLUGGED UP THE HOLE
(Associated PressJ

Berlin, June 22-"The hole in the
west" the popular name for channels
through the occupied territory thru
which articles of luxury poured into
Germany evading the import duties,
is now closed. The inter-allied Rhine
land commission has agreed to en-
force the new German ordinances i'm
posing fines and Imprisonment for in
fractions of the regulations on i'm
ports.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
MAC is OBDURATE

New York, June 22.-Mr. McAdoo
today telegraphed Jenkins requesting
that his name not be suggested for
the nomination. The message was
sent when he learned Jenkins an
ncunced McAdoo's name would be of
fered with or without his consent.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
WOODMEN, ATTENTION

The quarterly meeting of the Mar
ion Woodmen's Association to be held
at Oxford, Fla, has postponed until
July 18th, 1920. All members should
be present on that date.
T. D. Lancaster Jr.,
Pres. Marion Woodmen Association.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
MUSIC WHILE THEY WORK

To stimulate quicker work in
laundry at Bath, England, the pro-
prietor has installed a phonograph
which grinds out popular songs and
dances while the girls scrub and iron.
A marked difference in the amount IF
work done is said to be noticeable.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
CHINA CAME IN
BY THE SIDE DOOR

Peking, June 22.-China's ratifca
tion of the Austrian peace treaty has
been promulgated. 1t is held that this
entities China to participation in the
League of Nations.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22

US express ourselves, keeps the vision
of the ideal before US, gives US infor-
nation concerning human nature,
brings the past back TO US, shows rs
that common themes are exalted by
literature and helps to educate US. In
fact, it really makes life worth while.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
FRENCH MET TURKS
WITH BIG GUN FIRE
ASSOCIATED Press)

Paris, June 22.-The Temps today
says that Turkish forces attacked
Mersina, on the Mediterranean, and
French warships in the harbor bonn
barded the Turks.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
NEW NOMINATIONS
ASSOCIATED Pressl

Washington, June 22.-Fred Neil
sen was nominated today as solicitor
for the state department, and Roland
Mahany of New York was nominated
as solicitor for the department.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
SOUTHERN JAPANESE
ARE VERY SICK

Toxic, June 22.-One hundred cases
of cholera have been discovered in
southern Japan.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
ANOTHER SHOCK
AT LOS ANGELES
LASS ocia led Press)

NAssOCId-Uu TIsssJ
Los Angeles, June 22.-Another
slight earth shock was felt in the
Inglewood district at 5 o'clock this
morning. There was no additional
damage.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
FIGHTING BRISK
ON THREE FRONTS
Dove of Peace Thinks Olive Trees
are Dead from YezO
to Donegal
(Associated Press)

Warsaw, June 22.-The Poles have
repulsed the enemy in attacks in the
Smilgal-Szoazina region, inficting
considerable losses on the bolsheviki,
according to an official statement.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
ALBANIANS WORSTED

Rome, June 22.-Serious fighting
between Albanian insurgents and
Italian troops near Drasciovitza is re-
ported in an Avlona dispatch. The
were forced to retire.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-06-22
LITTLE WAR IN LONDONDERRY

Londonderry, June 22.-Firing was
resumed in several parts of the city
today after a comparatively quiet
night. Several were killed in the
rioting of yesterday and scores were
wounded.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
VYDAVA Sc IA VRAHA.

V meste Steubenville V Ohio
zatcen byl vCera n6jaky asi
2Slety muz, vydavajici Sc "a
Harry Millera z Akron a tyr
dici, zet' pravym vrahem 12le-
t6 Frances Southove, ieiiz 20
havena mrtvola pred tfemi ty-
dny lese II Adena. o., byla
nalezena. Domnely Miller
"priznaP' Sc k one vrazd6 "a
iiste poboznosti baptistic-
KEN kostele pozdeii ucinil po
dobne dobrovolne pfiznani VII
Gi serifGm. Ubil pry divku re-
volverem a mrtvolu ieii zatahl
do houStiny. Kdyz ale privedli
iei ma misto vrazdy, nemohl
se nijak orientovat a vsechny
ieho vypovedi nasvedtovaly.z re
ieho rozum neni V poradku.
Dokazano take, re V Akron ne
bydlel. Probatni nrad bude tu-
diz ieho priznani uvazovat a
domn6leho Milera blazinec o.
cekava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
MiSTNl VYkONNY VYBOR
DEMOKRATU ODPORUCU-
JE POVOLENl TRf PUJCEK.
Indorsovani kongresnika j. j.
Babky, uchazejiciho Sc o
znovuzvcleni.

Clenov6 vykonnGho vyboru
strany demokratickf konall
vGera schulz V hlavnim SVEN
stanu els. 242 Superior Ave,
ma kter6zto konferenci podile-
Ii Sc tel dem. zastupci vSech
clevelandskych ward. Vykon-
ny vybor odporucuje prede-
vsim schvalenf til hlavnich
puiGek, 0 nichz obGanstVo hla-
sovati bude 27. dubna. Odpo-
rucuie tudiz dvoumillionovou
pdjGku ma novostavbu okresni
no v6zeni, bondy GaStce S3.-
100000 ma rozSifeni mGstske
Inemocnice II Scranton Road, ia
koz i patnactimilionovou pdlc-
ku pozadovanou ma ZbudOVanl
trakCnich tuneld pod squarcm.
PuiCka ia je navrhovana nynel
81 rep. administered, ponevadz
vSak demokraticky ustredni
vybor spatfuje nj prospech
vefejnosti, rovn6z il "a speci-
nlniho hlas0vani 27. dubna vo-
liGstvu dOporucuie. Vybor do
7nava, re jedin6 podzemnl
draha u squaru muze odstra-
nit trakCni blokady V dolen-
r i'm m6st6 nasledovne zlep-
sit dopravu poulitnimi kara
mi. Vybor schvalil tez kandi-
daturu kongresnikG Jana j.
Babky a C. A. Mooneye o Zno-
vuzvoleni Sc uchazeiicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
PUJCKA SOKOLA HAVLl-
eek MA UHRAZENf VYLOH
SLETOVYCH.

We Stfedu veCer seSli sc So
kolove a sokolice k porade. ia
ke mali uGiniti spolecne kro-
ky ma pomoc sokolsk6 obce a.
mericke bratfim V Cechach.
Sokol HavliCek zaZnamenal
rekord V dob6 valeGnG. posky-
toval Diary c. n. S., zakoupil
IN $500 valeCne pGjGky svo-
body valeGne Znamky. Dale
pfihlasilo Sc % bratri Ike sluz-
BAN naroda We vojsku cesko-
slovenskem. americkem ka-
nadskem. Sokol Havlitek ko-
nal poyinnost dobe valky du-
sledne a proto neZastane Zpet
ami v dob6 miru q zvlaSt6 n.y.
nj. kdy jedna Sc o sokolskou
vec. Ma t6to spoleGne schuzi
usnesli SO sokolovG a sokolice
IA povoIeni puitky A. O. S. V
obnosu $4,000, kter6 mali by
ii ziskany prodeiem bondil svo
body a valeGnych znamek. Da-
le wilma iednodollarove dane
2 hlavy. ktera byla A. @. S.
vypsana. povoluie Sc ZvlaStni
dobrovolna dan, ma kterou pfi-
spell We schulz pritomni ma
sleduiici bratfi: V. Kadlec
$50. V. Rousek SIS, V. Ptak
$40. b. Holub SO, V. Navra-
I'll $40. r. f. Ptak SO. X. j.
lex $40, V. Cfzkovsky $40. M.
lanoch $40. ]. Kfikava SO.
Y. Wild $40, B. Jilek SO, A.
BorovanskV $40, Fr. Novotny
SO, V. KuGera $40. X. Can
sky $40. l.. Kiml $40. Y. Sorm
So. A. Kubik IS, O. X. Brych-
Gin S5, 3. Tittl $5, F. Beran
SIS, J. Voitech SIS. f. Pelich
S5. B. Vilimek SIS. A. KlimeS
S5, X. Simerka $5. J. Malina
s5. st. Novak SIS. F. Pafenica
S5, A. Brozek s5. V. Voitech
s5. V. Pvtlik S5. F. Nun s.
r. Pelc S.. A. Uhl $5, +. Xii
vaGek 50. Celkem slozenc
bvlo 1912. Sokolice stejnou ak
ci podniknou V prlsti sve schd
ri. Dale osmitlenny vybor ma.
vstivi ostatni clenv Sokola Ha
vlicck. aby prispeli ma spolec
nou sokolskou v6c.
Podobny vysledek byl W
SchIzi Sokola ]. A. Komensky
Mt. Pleasant, kde rovnez po
volili pnjGku a podniknuta bu
de sbirka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
z MIMORADNE SCHUZE
SOKOLA NOVA VLAST.

Tato zahaiena starostou Fr.
Nekvasilem "a velik6 utastl so
kolek i SokolH, nacez ucel
schdze obiasnen byl doSlyml
dopisv, ieden od Sok. Obce Y
Amcrice, druhy adresovany
zupnimu starostavi br. Pfecho
vi a to opis p6vodniho dopl-
su Cokolsk6 Obce 2 Czech, A.
mnrick6 Obci Sokolsk6, n6mz
dozaduii Sc pHiCkv $4,000 ma
rotravinovou akci pri vSeso-
kolekem sletu t. =. V Praze po-
radan6m. Prvv dopis vyfizen
liz ma zaklad6 zupnich "a
-tupci V radne schazi a odhla
eovdna S1.00 dan We prospech
eletu V Cechach. Sokolice pfi-
inulv totez a vSichni prltomnl
hnpd stanovenou dan odvedli.
q druh6m dopisu pojednano
Gifeii koneCn6 usneseni bylo:
~ $400 bondG svobodv (vice
Itch nemame a ma pen6zni no.
tovosti tez pouze S400 nichz
nelze Sc vvdat). a dale zvolen
Sb6raci vybor, ktery tuto ne
deli dop. 18. dubna navstivl
We schulz nepTitomne bratrv a
pozada o dobrovolnou podpo-
ru. by Jednota mohla testne
misto sv6 uhaiit meZi ostatnl-
mi. Pfitomni bratfi upisovali
cd S25, $40, SIS. SO a S5,
meme medal nikdo. Zacatek te-
DIV dosti slibnV a spolehame ma
St6drost bratfi druhych, re pr
zniv6 nedelni vVbor uvitaii g
GO sololskou hrdosti svoii daf
odvedon. Zdar provaZei Sic
chotnG Giny. Vac. Precf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
ZADNE ZVLASTNf ZMENY
We STAVCE MA DRAHACH.
Jedna mistni unie zada odstra-
nsni predsedy bratrstva.

Mistni svaz nadraznich zfi-
zencn "a vGereiSi sve schIze
rozhodl Sc We stavce pokraGo-
vat, ma kterezto rozhodnuti
m6la tez vliv zprava 0 zatCe-
nj n6kolika pfedaku stavkuii-
cich V Chicago. Rozhodnutim
tim mistni situace Zustava tu-
diz nezmen6nou, aCkoliv n6kte
re drahy udavaii, re vCera Get
nj vyhybkafi vratili sc do pra-
&c. Stalo Sc tax zvlaSt6 ma col
linwoodskych tratich. kde pry
je dnes 235 vyhybkarG zam6st
nano. Ma tratich Nickel Plate,
Raltimore-Ohio,, Big Four,
Wheeling and Lake Erie Sc
vSak nepracuie a okruzni dra-
ha ma ien iednu druzinu V pra
ci, kdezto Erie draha tvrdi. ze
ma sill dosti a nasledovne V ex
pedovani nakladn vlakG NIUE
pokraGovat. Do zelezniCnich
stredG Kinsman Road a V
Bedford, vratilo Sc vGera do
prace jen nekolik muzu, takze
doprava ma pennsylvanskych h
tratich obnovena nebyla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
VECfREK CYKLISTU.

Jarni soukromou Zabavu po
rada Ultra cyklisticky klub
"Hvezda" V sini p. Kamenicke
no ma Karline. Ma programu
budou zavodni tance ceny.
zp6vv. hudba pratelske bese
dovani. Zacatek plesu urcen
ma 1880 hodin vecer a ujiSt'u-
ieme, re dobry orchestr oblazi
tancechtive. Zmineny cyklisti-
ckV klub test Sc yseobecne pfi-
mi. lie tudiz oGekavat velkou
1Cast "a zitfeiSich vetirkG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
MAYOROVA KOMISE NE
BUDE STAVET 5000 DOMKU
LETOS.
Je pro dohotoveni 1900 roze-
stavenych obydli prcdevSim.

Mayor II. L. Davis radil Sc
vGera Sc svym osmdesaticlen-
nym stavebnim vyborem a ma
'lonec konference usneSeno, ne
7aCiti letos zadnou vetSi kam-
pan stavebni. Mayoruv dot6e-
ny vvbor mel Y imvslu uskuteG
nit novostavby 5000 domku po
nrikladu Housing Co., lee be-
hem vCereiSi schuZe komise Sc
znano, ze pOdobnV plan usku-
tcGnit Sc letos media. Banker
Goff je pro to, ably 1900 nyni
rozestavenych domu bylo do
hotoveno. Jakmile stavby ty
budou hotovy. nedostatek bytu
So ponGkud zmenSi. Ma stavbu
nett tisic dodateGnych obydli
pfitomnou dobu myslit vSak Sc
neda. Je nedostatek materialu
! delnictva nyn6iSi zeleznit-
NJ straik vSechnu stavebni ak
q o 5cst m67icG letos pozdrzi.
VvSeuvedenG administrator
etavebni kampane bude tudiz
Zanechano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
ODSTRANENf NEBEZPEC
NYCH KRIzOVATEK.

Pennsvlvanska draha uv6do
rnila vGera radnici. re odklizo-
vanim nebezpeGnych zeleznic-
nich kfiaovatek m6st6 zacne
lntos V let6. VSechno nebeZpe-
q odkli2eno bude tim. ze ma
l,fizovatkach male viaduktv
budou zarlzeny a ulice pod nj
mi prohloubenv. Bude tax ma
vsech pennsvlvanskych krizo-
vatkach od Cedar az k Hol-
ton Ave. Draha venuje ma od-
klizenl techto krizovatek $3,-
100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
ZABAVA SRORU els.
al, S. P. J.

Ob'ibeny sbor Dvacat6ho
Stoleti els. Al. Sesterske Pod
ooruiici Jednoty uspofada Il
ira vVrocni svou iarni tanet-
nj Zabavu (Confettidance). "a
niz bude uGinkovat osvedGena
tapela Sdruzeni Ceskvch HUI
debnikG. ZaGatek bude 8 ho
dine poradaiici spolehaii ma
obvyklou ucast svvch spoluse-
e+er cd iinVch sborG s. p. J..
iakoz i vSech svobodomysl-
nvch kruhil naSich. Dobre po-
bavenl oGekava kazdeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
Jak Sc della kocour $ hribka.
mi a omackou, dozvite Sc dne
Is. dubna sini J. A. komen-
sky ma E. 131 ul.

PRIME Sc dobra hospody-
ne do dvouclenne rodiny. Do
bry domov pro sporadanou ze-
nu a sluSny plat. Adressa Sc
sdeli V adm. t. listu. 4-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-16
ARMADNi MASO v TRIM.
CfCH.

Cena armadniho masa V trz
nicich do prodeje daneho bu-
de ustanovena dnes. Mesto
koupiIo celkem million liber
masa cd vojenskych uradd a
roto bude dnes re skladiste ma
9. ulici do m6stskych chladiren
ma zapadni stranu odvezeno a
tam roztfideno. TTi sta Utmost
nlkn z trznic podalo II mesta
liz sve objednavky.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17
The 'Joker'' in the Recall

=
You have been told that under the new charter Won
Will have the right AT ANY TIME to recall the Mayor
and Council, any or all of them
AS a matter of fact under the new charter vo11r
right to even participate in LEGAL recall election is
dependent wholly upon whether not the Mayor and
Council are willing to let you have such an election
Under the new charter, the Mayor and Council can
deny you the right to even have LEGAL recall cleo
The Mayor and Council ALONE can fix the date
for recall election. Section Eleven authorizes them
to fix the date for recall election not less than fifteen
days than thirty days from the date the recall
petition is presented to them
The officer sought to be recalled is allowed five
days AFTER the recall petition is presented to the
Mayor and Council within which to resign. Of course,
the Mayor and Council cannot order the election until
after these five days have passed.
If the officer does not resign, then the Mayor and
Council order and fix the date for the election which
date may be day they may choose provided it is not
less than fifteen than thirty days from the
date the recall petition first presented to them.
a., Now, here's the "joker.
Look at Section Five of the charter. It says
that Fifteen days PRIOR TO THE DATE OF ANY
ELECTION FOR ANY PURPOSE held in and for the
said City of Marietta the Clerk and Council SHALL
turn over to said registrars the books Of registered vo
ters This is for the purpose of having the registrars
purge the registration lists.
Now let's see how it works.
A recall pettiOnin due form is presented on Sep
TENDER LIST to the Mayor and Council and on the same
day the officer sought to be recalled is notified He has
until September 9Th to resign. He doesn't resign. On
September 7th the Mayor and Council order recall
election to be held on September 18th, which date is
not less than fifteen than thirty days from
September 1st, the date the recall petition first
presented to them.
PERFECTLY REGULAR, PERFECTLY LEGAL
ACTION ON THE PART OF THE MAYOR AND
COUNCIL.
BUT, WOULD SUCH ELECTION BE LEGAL?
CLEARLY NOT, for before that election could be le
gay held, Section Five must be complied with fully
You can't get fifteen days between September 7th
and September Is, and yet Section Five says that fiji
teen days PRIOR TO September 18th the registration
lists must be turned over to the registrars.
ISN'T 1T SIMPLE NOW
If the Mayor and Council don't want you to have
recall election all they have to do is to act clearly
within their authority and fix date when it would be
IMPOSSIBLE to hold any LEGAL ELECTION OF
ANY KIND.
BEAUTIFUL RECALL MACHINERY isn't it?
SOME PRIVILEGE the new charter is going to
give you.
Hands it to you with one hand AND TAKES IT
BACK WITH THE OTHER
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-05-20
THE PRISM
BY Karl T. Waugh
PUBLICITY. A REMEDY

the greatest services be credited to the newspaper
The detecting OF conditions that they should be-
and holding them up public gaze until those responsible for
their existence about rcmcyne them Before the OF
the modern daily paper many undesirable things could continue
exist u city which today not endured for moment
70 sad comment i'm general TO say that he fears
much Sinking his duty having known that he has
shirkod H. Yet 10 Is true
How many fauhoarcd there who prefer TO
mp icvou wrong order that good report may forhl
many conni,c ms which if published would have
unpleasant souud Is reputation really TO valued than
truth? Is profit TO Doe prcicucdto sincerity?
OF course there evils that have immediate remedy.
some conditions win NOT Doe altered through being made public.
To publish them much-a kng. To
fer and fortunately they very few.
70 is often said that the who points ont something
n Dis his factory his church his school his
state o his party s not public spirited
Set announce conception of publc-spriL lie is
most public spirited seeing evil which remcded
by me cooperation of many procams the state of affairs until
sufficient attention is drawn to it to result in its hccrment
We commend Dr Wiley when ne procams the impurities of
many of food products We call the socialist public spirited
when he draws attention TO the real evils of monoposc
eshp Of railroads We admire aFoec when he shows up
graft.
It the newspaper that has The opportunity and that
wolves The duty Of publishing the people Of the country all
conditions that changing and that may changed by
arousng public interest. That is of its most dsnc,
services.
We believe the time is coming when the whevash brush
will be laid aside and people will have view Of the
value Of publicity Then there will be working
ice and less working Tor
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-05-20
NOUN VERSUS ADJECTIVE

believe the debascmcnt language needs
be stayed by occasional protests Not long heard the
health officer referred the sanitary officer Education
committees being called in many quarters educational
committees. These false rcGnements remind Of the
scrpon monumental mason" which TO be the
adjustment Of a sculptor and monumental works" his
small workshop There is nothing about the works
the monument that is monumental the
People fear adjective wrongly prefer
the adjective elegant War Office and navy Office
correct ssionsbetter than military naval Office while
colonial Office is not good colonies Office would be- Com
theatrical manager for theaier Whether said
he theatrical not is entirely question Of his bear
ing and has nothing do with his Office Why should ath
etcs editor he labeled athletic editor" when form
appearance belle the tSs This is the calling his
tory teacher historical Teacher"
There harm in using high sounding title for a
mon pursuit Whether call cook culinary artist
not is largely matter Of taste and whether not barber
shop be labeled tonsora emporium" wholly question Of
good FORM hut when ont Of the way and
joncd word for the purpose Of making adjective
when would the purpose far better 1t time 10
excam Temporal mOres But shades of Addison and Ma
auay have recently been obliged TO read that young
who has secured reporters job newspaper has been
pointed to "reportora" c position and that another in
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-05-20
FRIENDLY HOME FOR
WOMEN IS HELPED
Salvation Army Does Fine Work ia
Louisville Institution For
Women and Girls.

The Susan Speed Davis Friendly
Home for Women in Louisville is con
trOlled and operated by the Salvation
Army and is one Of the Institutions
10 be helped by the money raised In
the Home Service Appeal to he made
By the Salvation Army, May 10 to 20.
-Four times as many cases were
cared for in this Home during the
past year and during the year before.
This work has been carried ON in the
face of trying difficulties. II has been
necessary to remodel and refurnlsh
the Home, and In spite of this many
have been cared for. Forty-three girls
and young women were cared for there
during the past month. Only six per
cent of those cared for are over Is
years Of age and many are under H.
The Susan Speed Davis Home gives
a welcome 10 all unfortunate girls and
women, no matter from what part of
Kentucky they come