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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
POPULAR GRAINS
FOR FARM FLOCK
Corn Heads Long List Because
Of Abundance and Is Most
RelIshed by Fowls.
WHEAT REGARDED As SAFEST
Most Satisfactory Results oetairsd
When Meat. Booze, Bran ard 9th.
o. kttfsQsnous Feeds Are
Aisa Suppsss4-

utsgared bY The unitsa states Depart
Essat of Agricultural
OF a!i grain feSds usually supplied
10 farm poa.lry. corn has been and
still is The muSt popular Ttss prvb-
ably ~ due 10 is abaadaaes ara rel.
AtiSs eheapnsss. aGd hvcause IL Is the
most reilsheJ VI all the grains. Corn
Is healing and fallcuug, aud when
fed 10 iUals as the oaIy is-d Sat rath-
er tRan eggs IL the usual trauit IL
should be balanced With meat. bone,
btSn.. AID, s4ah ;sgGs as st@ slsss "
aisfssruea s niatttt n witch corn ls
deficient, NIesn corn Is fed 10 laying
hens that have opportunity TO take
plenty II exercise ard 10 gbtuiu tn
sscss aud green f,,d, lans- satisiat~
tory results arr ilkely 10 tie obtained.
IL nay be fsd more freely dar,As the
winter thaa saring the summer. say
poultry specialists ~ United States
Dtpar,m ot agriculture
~ '-'"N . . s+hrat 'fs> 5stesS' 80 1.t., >
Wheat Is generally, regarded as the
safest graa a. BE- TED alone |, to
not quite ST fn'trntns as corn. bat 10
too faltcaing ahsn lrd alone What
should he supplemented by the .amc
fr-,d, rs advised % ass witt corn TO
Increase NJ ptoporiWa X :4pf'6teli
Wheat contains little mrrv protein
than corn. about tAr ~a,ue amount ot
carbohydrates bat less fat. and 90
the whole IL considered mot ~ salu.
able Tor isteoiHs but slightly hettcr
for growth ,.aei grades of wheat
aiy ,ypgsaisass gas, a,.ss' i1s ffar+t4s7 -.
hc used freely IA fr'd. at thr pres
cnt time Wheat serehlhss u a
good Erule cHn Frequently he pur'
chased and FED a. aIyanias" of
course there Is always the danger ~
introducing weed .,vis on "a. fhun
"burnl wheat S,ldum can he frd al.
vautagronsly. the hinrr,ne. Ia price
hctWeru this ana good wheat hcins
usually too ,likht ~ warrant its ass
Oats Needed Tor variety
t'rtt, Nttle u"t az good as etru or
wheat arr necessary tur variety
They contain more lndigrs HE liter
than the ether grains lIubcd oats
arr r~llshei iy poultry and arr ekc-l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
FORCED TO FIGHT
FOR her BREATH
Nashville Artist Tells Of TeTihle
Suffering Experienced by
His Wife.
HUSBAND GOES DOWN HILL
Finally Bsth oeeice TO Pvt Tan'Ae
TO Test ara 40 Result Have Tn.
Ieysa Beet ~ Heath Tor Past
Thres NsaFG

10th my wife AVID mysslt have pa,
Taalar 10 sh~ test and w cAu II The
greatest medicine IL the world" said
J. r Meaeamat, IFS fhlrd Ave,
North. Nashville, Teen. artistic sign
painter fer the Cusack Cosnf1Ry Mr..
Nohtauas has lived In Nashville foe
nearly thirty years and Il hlehly ~
speetea by ell Who knSw him,
-iiefore my wife took Tanlae she
suffered so badly frosn sr,s>an her slcu.
ach aud heartburn that she ofren said
ste felt like she Was sanatAersns 81
..r~th we Sgs-srSr, Nd - vtt..-SF "
bed 10 sss her hneath
"wrll, in a Short time sitter shs
hegsa taking Tahlae her trughlc dis.
sppfAFed aud shs sas 4isc a different
ierson Ss~-sng the E,~l results 10
her case, S-TaaH T1TThg the medicine
myself and II s.on bad me fcViihg Ike
brand Dew nan.
ZIP To tina; time had hem rcu'
hied With indigestion. had 20 EpTs-
rite Ord he little / dYt' eat tSttse,l
10 do ne atuut MS much harm a.
good | felt 80 tired and lanSuid J
hated to move around. and ~as ret,
tiRs In such rundown canaition thai
II worried the.
'Slanlac acted with tne 'nsi IKE u
Did sitii my Sif,' AMI ALTHOUGH tkSt
was thrse years ago VIZ have enioy~i
the best - health all alung licw.
ever. kcvp h",il. % TRulac In ,ht
house all The time, and ahrn | Fee.
myself getting Tpn dosp the medicine
5000 hes me FEELING sll right again
= aHs igtheffiTyft 'that' 1erfisc >s ,If5ts
cot an egnn! our friends ali know
hos Il Helped vas aud dealt hesitate
10 trl anyone about H.
Tahlac - sold by leading druggists
ryeryahrr Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
CULTIVATE POTATOES OFTEN
hocina Should Be oene Once Week
for Sir Weeks Altar Plants
Appear~~kiii 54sa.

Potatoes mus, ~ burd ~ cultivated
at Iea>i once NrvS III shout ~
weeks efIer The plants appear While
cult.Na'ng. lhe so!i should - 1rs~t
ssNsat ss, 'gsfss.es. ss7sNy,ss& rssis ;ss ssF,.
tect the potatoes frum the ~ua
i'ntuta hugs atl fashioned ''ar1
shells and ,hrir ,h,tda,n, tie sah
shrtts 0r stusy arr s4cv u caf thr'
roliagc " psatrS gni,Ss frr rr'rA
from da,ni So The "bani >s,li boys
'hs,' af. Nsss ,D.sri~ear esA -stl.n bs>
pttSed - hy hand Apd k'icd but
about The nuiy way 70 onyrl he
yetne e4fF bugs w slUte i y r. sou
ih.ul TITS gan a. iAa, ~ spraying
ur vprusiiRg 'br ptaio leave" vish
miNtge consisting IL on" "uacp 4
:. ,a,',. se~sr' ,tt',,,,eo ~ ,,~r ~ WIS
ter ~ tae ]tiap,s May - igs 20 VITA
powdered limc 10 which paris cre"n
la. h,ya altd al tbe rat" " one
rlorr r. faas qHsvS ~ ,sesr, ~at sg~'-
tt#,lstz ~ tAr United Stains pyu0rt.
rleut ~ sEfteGi,u@c The a8s' shgA3
". s3tt,.i ,,syy he p,s,ts gef,Ng the
early morning wlitr tgs dew : upoa
the leayes I, vii p~ ~ necessary
10 dust or STRAY all tha pants hat
trrly thsS. vhcr thr hugs have start.
vs. then ~ over the lbntSfp"ss wyrry
rev NAYS t. $3.50 nat the bugs have
net gtttet fresh start
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
ARRANGE PLAN or ROTATION
A. Mary Fields Should Be Es.ahllsNed
a. There Are YEAR fo~ Falrty
Constant SGpey

In adopting plsn ~ rrta'ter IS
mary friis saaGid re established a.
there are year, Ia sGv wtattea tor
Ems gives q tAlrly csn&.an' sntPlr OF
each cry4, Whta cr,sp fats sim
Nsr trap shou,d he substituted as
tor cSewf3v, eats fNr wheat SOY beans
ny cn@pras for clover There Is Pr
ctNrc way 70 MAINTAIN s systematic
rya'sea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
MUCH TIME Is LOST
IN FIGHTING WEEDS
Survey Has Recently Been Con-
Quoted by Experts.
Sps~fai Atssntlsr Glyee 10 asss METH
eds " csnQgsring seens u wcrst
piants--Psnii1xnens % EEaaI
eatiea Or Centred.

uysEaF~4 ~ ths unnsd st.tss Depart.
Hent et Agr1caH&rsl
fghting 3@esas occupies about S
r*s c~nt u all the siTnw q farmer
spends In cultivation ot crops, accord
iug 20 experts In the United States
Department Of Agriculture. Who re-
Gently have besn enbdactins weed
survey. Special alrensloa has bern
giv~a 10 the best methods VI ecaqner-
ing sogse u the worst aeests, and the
following publications Oh tteir vradl'
cation Of cvn'rA may he obtalu~d by
Sri,isg To the department
Farmers bulletins go Nild on.
hon o1l Needs In Gvneral ssta, Wild
Oats 10 Hard spring Wheat Area S45
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
Mems On Frr. Range Arv Aols 70
Pick 10 trsects ard Green Feed

lent for pral0clng eggs hut arr usual.
.y tuo expensive Nhsa my cao ~
nhtslDyd az reasonable price in cota-
,ass%-sa,'s'sta fshes st~iS.- st+ss> s,',l + >sss
trd puie ffrsy
Marley 6o-ss uoi s.cu 20 he rr,lshc,i
by hras I'm, may hc uSr.t - give "a
rtets NJ tA.' 3ta4M ,asina I tAS Vic.
Il. Es.Aga pe4.ie4u than cern ana Htt.r
less than aatS
l'a,A A.4t ia cute A..-i ht t1w4r.
but is pnt widely tcd |, may Pc used
20 vary the rRtoN hu, Is 0sla5, ,0l
hish 10 pr'ee 10 be economical puck.
y beat mldaltuES are riya HI protein
ami make 9tsA mixture v}lh ts~rn.
mral
Rye IL rot tei Isr~'y and ae"~ not
seem 10 Re muoh rpiish,'d ny gs,pi ~,
II q supposed 20 cause bowel trouble
whoa red freely.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10

soon found rcIIef. now | can do OIL my
own work and Il 10 the Vegetable Com
pound that has saved INC from an opera
ton. cannot praise your medicine TOO
highly and tell all Of my friends ard
neighbors what the Compound did for
ma. " Mrs. MARGARET McCuhBER,
~ y. Frazier ST., Georgetown, Illinois.
Mrs. MeCumber Is one VI the uununn-
ber~d .A0aaands ot hOus@~iyss who
stfuggie % keep shout the r daily taEfs.
while Stfcring from ailments peculiar
10 women with baekachs. sldeachss.
headaches. bearing -auwn palms and Eer-
vonsnasa, and II every such woman
should profit by her experience and give
Lydia u hnkham's Vegetable Com
pound trial they would get well.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thoa1nas Of wnraea have kidney end
hIasdxy trouble sni never aEsyect ".
MoHens eomplAtn,s efssa prove 10 h-
nothing elsr bot Aidnsy trvst,le. az tie
result II kidney ar bladder disease
I ~ s4ss .ss-saTs -s.sss, ss,st4ss. ~, ac-s3sr
condition.. they may rSase the other or
gAna 80 hssnme diseased
Pam In the hgk. headache. losa 81 sm
hitlcn. nTrvaasncSs, are often tiEsus gnr.
teens ei liancs .ruuhle
hon't delay starting treatment, nr
kil,ser's swamp Rsot, q nhys.c,aas rre
s9ays spkse ,eea a. sas; dqme essss~ ssks
ts just the rersciy needed 20 e,erccms
speh essnait,ans
Get q medium or lsrer rirs ecitle i'm
nnedatsiy from any drug stare
However,. II yoa wt.h hrt Go test ,kis
rv~At preparation tsr4 ten e-nis 60 IN
hiluser A To, hnshsmton. y Y. for .
sample hottie When wrtting be sure aud
mention tbs papet.~-Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
SWEET CLOVER BUILDS SOIL
By Nsercvs Growth ard Decay ~
La-se Hcots I, Restore. Aa-.as
In Large Quantities.

Asa soil builder swe~' clover 10 IN
clsSs by lstei ny It's ytfn1rus
growth sai ihs decay ~ II 'arg~ rr.xs
Il restores huuans "a he AM In largv
asAN,ltlsS, X IL IL allowed 10 resussa
ard ,tysmy hr-S tx has GROWN large
quantities ~ rant tosad are made
a,alstts. Moreover II IN Equine
ara rsr, therefore. take IS nitr,s~n
ersta 10 ar tins s'iaG an element
to n. ssl ira; - yert tseaefriaL f's
lsvs at~ty n.tls rrretr8fs ti3t SUB
syai aai rtns tN0i to ire sacfac~ s1r
ctl@r raHtS IN Use aE! a. the same
i4t-e. s6.grose TIE s0sl 'rxtare
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
Bad Stomach
Sends Her TO Bed
for 10 Months
Eafonf0 Gets Nor UpI

~pvcr year ago, says Mrs Dom
Williams, Il took 10 bed aud for ic
u,nths ND net think would live
Eatouic hst,ed me So much ATM DOW
w and able 10 work r~cosnmend II
highly for stomach trouble,
Es,enIc helps people 70 st well ~
Mktns Az Apd carrying "nt the excess
sctdltv ami gases that put the stomach
our x onicr Il yeu have Indigestion
soururss. heartburn. hrsehinx. food re-
pra'.ps W ether soiusch distress, take
an Ea.culc after each meal Big hax
co.t~ g,,slv ts4ae VIA soas iFaxsas;'s
KMN rAM NM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
Aw.lan Oh

An American guh ID ERgiGnd had
-.erp~t "a a wsAghiag a,eehlnr and
Way ~ t.tsNsestlt S~sys 4 ~ isst-ss s.e- -
whats the MATTER. dsAt yea know
wis; il mransr' iuqalr-t o friend,
moas sxlrslrgre1 In matters IAsilAa
nicRl Lets w. J, =
"ian weigh eleven stone. two bricks
on. piecp - three BY one hRlf'iaeh
beard and csuplc II shiagies, -
American Legion Wnrkiy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10


Bermuda GnS iiGi, ppi'rr, llT
Poison Ivs and Poison Samac. l"f2,
Canada Thistle
herArtfne,t elrcu.ar iee. Chlcury.
i S'ls ts.ta,Ssss a, sessr6 is ttss s'.&sss ~
Paint Nfilshc.
Department bulletins 5N Go
cvnts0 fafm Practice ii tht ,GltiNa.
iion of Cotton
In addition 20 these the following
mutt ,raphspi leaflets un rpeyial weeds
may b, obtained by writing dlrr,t 10
forage crap investigations, bureau 81
plant Industry. United States Depart.
m"ut i" Agriculture Washington H.,
g.. tHtmifa W,cl klt.rr Era!ra.
ton ot Nut Grass Niid ,Hffol crab
Grass killing pdgdellut,y ~ Lawns I:
sheep Sesrvi 'brka,-,,a in Lawns
EradyAtaen IT uuack tirgss Mid
Morning t,."fy. 81 Bind N..el Ilau"y.
suckr as u wcvd Perennial 500
Thistle,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
PROFITABLE SIZE OF FLOCK


rn.tt f.y,e AaS had y'ystss te-H Nlr er
r-srsrrleY Il = h~pSI .c' % h-yS~1 ev~e
40 pht-ssrs in Sne sa5k hus ssy1Ali.
81 rurlFer weatd pcatale3y ~ A%tfer.
sav sp-v at.s's q, the t-nse-l states
lsyArTasvay M Agriculture
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
Law VIolators,

iIooyer found That polar h.ars were
under the department of cominerc~,
grirrly bears under he department of
the interim end brown bears under thr
department ~ agriculture.
obviously they should all he under
The department Of prohibition enforce
mcnt
They're all hr0tn, Philadelphia Pub
III ledger
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
Women as Taxpayers

Ftsures show that oneiifih 81 the
talrayers contributing to the cost ~
administering ~. affairs ~ the sts,e
arp Nwren Wnucn, married and SIN.
Bile. fired 1900 ~ the 1890 incugn~
tax returns IN 1870
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10

lett aida Mat ! efslld
not walk across tho
floor unless /. waa al
bumped over. hold
ing To my side. ] doe
tered with several
doctors bat found 10
ard they said
l wogld have 10 have
an operation. Ny
mother insiGted on
my taking LYDIA l.
pinkhans Vsge,a-
bio Compound and |
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
WATCH
THE BIG 4

Stomach. kidney $ Heart Liver
Keep the vital organs healthy ~
regularly tski>S the world $ stand
ard rcvuc1y sor kidney. liver.
bladder and URIC acid troubles 1900
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
ASPIRIN
----~-~4-~..
Name "Bayer" ON Genuine

Hewxrel Cnleus yea sss the naune
~Bsyuv~ On p&ekaxe Or On sahA~tx wa
are net gesting senaips Aspirin pre-
scrieed By physicians Gee twenty one
years and proved safe hy miiilnaA
Take Aspirin oaly Is tssa In the Rates
package for ceisis Headache. Neural
rta. Rheumatism. Esrache, Tcoskaclse.
Iamhaga and for Pain. Handy tAn
boxes Of twelve Rayer fahtrts II ~
r!rin cost few cwatS Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirsn 10 the
trade mark Of Bay~r Manufacture II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ef Sallcylieaeid
ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
ANOTHER WOMAN
ESCAPES
Ars. McCsmb<r Avoided 4 Serious
Gperatisa BY Taking Lydia l.
Piakhan's Vegetable Con-
pssnd n Time

G~xvescwn, fll.-''Aftex my hrss
baby was born / suffered 90 with my
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
Baby Specialists

THAT there Physicians who specialize Infant ailments you know All
Physicians understand Infant troubles ell Physicians them II hs
profession, his duty KEW human Ills from the So the Great Beyond
But in serious cases be calls in the Specialist Why7 BE knows every
Mother knows ought know that Baby Just baby needing special
ment special remedies
Can Mother be less thougY Can Mother try relieve Baby with
remedy that she would for hcrs Ask yous and houe
Always remember that Baby just baby And remembering this you
will remember that prers casta made especially for Infants and
Children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
) Needed Tor Variety

t'rtt, Nttle u"t az good as etru or
wheat arr necessary fur variety
They contain more ndigrs HE liter
than the ether grains lIuhcd oats
ar~ r~tIshed by poultry and arr exc-l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21
A NEW SLANT ON CANAL TOLLS

MTHlLE the bill for exempting American
w Coastwise ships from Panama Canal
tolls rests in obscurty, it is permissible to
note the emergcnce of lew argument
against its adoption.
rate commissioner Of the Transconti-
mental Freight Bureau has informed an ex-
amncr for the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion that the railroads at present are crippled
by steamship competition through the 18TH
mian waterway.
Freight shipments by sea from Atlantic to
Pacific ports, or vice versa, are only about
ono half so costly as those by land. 1t is
pointed out that the toll exemption plan
would be the eliminating blow.
Was it possible that Senator Borah, father
Of the somnOlcnt Canal Bill. was concerned
more with wrecking the railways than with
asserting American superiority to treaty
pledges?
Not a few fascinating spcculations are in
spired by the new aspect of the situation.
IT may be difficult to convince Great Britain
that inquiry into the nature Of the Hay
Pauncefote Treaty is not an international
matter.
Nevertheless. it would appear that CO.
meStiC problems are lending a new COM
plexity to the meaning of the instrument
whereby the United States : as enabled to
construct and maintain the thoroughfare
between the oceans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21
THE NEW AcADEMIcIANS

1OSEPH PENNELL now joins. Owen
C Wister as a representative of this city
in the American Academy Of Arts and Let
ters.
Mr.. Penncll has just been elected to mem
bership, along with Charles Dana Gibson
and Henry Bacon.
The membership of the Academy is limited
to forty, chosen from among the 25O members
Of the American Institute Of Arts and
Letters. Qualification rests upon notable
achievement ju art music or literature
There is no doubt Of the fitness Of either
Gibson or Penncll, measured by this stand
and Gibson is one of the finest artists with
the pen that America has produced. And
praise Of Pennell as ar ctcher and lthogra
pher is superfUouS. Bacon is one of the
best architects in the country, and he entors
as an artist in the broader meaning of the
word.
Among their associates a.p John Singer
Sargent Elihu Ncddcr and George DeFor-
rest Brush, painters. Litcrat"rc is repre-.
sented, among oth"rs, by Owen Wistcr.
William Roscoe Thayer and Henry van
Dyke, and sculpture by Paul Wayland Bart.
lett and Frederick MacMonnos II is n
distinguished body Of mon, and the new
members are equal in their >pe"ialtics to any
OF their aSSOciG -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21
AN lNcoNsPIcUoUs PEACE

TNCONSPICUOUSNESS is not ordinarily
L regarded as an attribute of IL proclama-
ton. The formal assertion Of the restoration
Of peace with Austria is the exception.
4 four-inc dispatch from Washington
declares that President Harding has signed
the paper making the announcement. Far
ther details are withheld. There is no need
for more. \ conflict with a nation once
terriora,ly the second largest ir Europe has
ended amid complete, yet expl!cahjc, public
Indifference.
In December. 1917, Congress declared war
upon the Dual Monarchy. Italy had but
recently found this foe p"rilousy vigorous
at Caporetto. That Austria Hungary was
tottprng was an old story difficult to recon-
cIle with Appearances.
In less than a year, however the per-
+stpnt prophecies we're confirmed with an
emphasis almost unmatched in the records
Of nations
There is no consciousness today Of the re-
sumntion Of amicabIe relations with Austria
for the reason that the enemy against which
America took up arms has vanished. The
fringe If territory which surrounds Vienna
is quite the mcekest and one Of the most
listrossful states Of Europe
The unimportGuce Of the peace proclama-
ton contributes the final touch to a tale Of
gaultiug pretonSions, perhaps even grandeur,
and utter col'Nnse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21
Member Of the Associated Press
WHY 1T WAS STOPPED

TOUNCILMAN DENELlN'S explanation
~ of why the survey Of the Municipal Court
by the Bureau Of Municipal Research was
stopped ought to set few serious minded
people to thinking about what the Job Com
bine is doing.
Mr.. Dcvelm says that the agents of the
bureau began their work in the accounting
department. They found many Jerks
employed there that the clerks had to take
turns working If they all appeared they got
in one another's way. ThcrcUpon the
bureaus agents were forbidden to continue
their survey.
Why? Can any one doubt that it was
because it was known that a similar super
fluffy Of emp owes would BE- found in the
other departments of the court?
Mr.. Dcvcin himself made an invest CATION
of the probation dcpartmcnt ON his own aC
count. He found 2a9 probation officers on
the parrolls. with onlT seventy of thorn en-
ployed IN the Juvenile Department. where
the need for probation officers Is greatest.
He could not learn what tie other 220 men
were doing for their salaries.
This year, however. the designation Of
the positions held by the court employees has
been changed. There are only 13O probation
officers on the schedule Of employees. The
other 169 have been called something else
either clerks or jantors or watchmen or
pipe filters.
Jus. how many pIpe-ftte there are it
does not appear, ont there must be enough
Of them TO lay the pipes from tn" City
Treasury to the Municipal Court through
which the money is to flow for rewarding the
political hangers-on cared for oy Judge
Brown.
The representatives Of TIE court are 10
make defense Of their expenditure
1t is bound To be ingenious and those who
wish to be convinced b. it will be con-
vinced. Among this number will certainly
be the Councimen who have dependents on
the payroll Of the court. They have already
tentatively approved the court budget. II
they reverse themselves today, then they
will win for themselves the distinction which
was denied to the cities of tho plain ir
which even the angels of the Lord cou,c
find no righteous men
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21
NOW MY IDEA IS THIS!
Daily Talks With Thinking Phadelphians Subjects They
KnoU Best

or per unit, no matter where it comes from.
That is the proposition boiled down.
Are we not entitled to that and should
we not construct Il piece Of machinery which
will automatically take care of it without
bringing international complications! |
have not yet heard suggestion for n piece
of machinery as substitute for the Ameri-
can plan, and which will automatically work.
Unless we can make n constructive Sug-
gestion to take care Of :his complicated sit
uation in a different and more satisfactory
way, then let US take the best that we have
been able to get. The Ways and Means
Committee in Washington has been sitting
for weeks and weeks and weeks, getting eX-
presSions of opinion and Judgment pro and
con, and after those weeks of labor they have
reported II certain piece of machinery for
taking care of the unusual situation to which
] have referred
"Arc we going to undo it? Are we going
TO start it all over again upon n different
basis because the ad valorcm rates which
have been agreed upon by he Ways and
Means Committee of the House of Repre-
sentativcs are prcdiCatrd upon American
valuation? If we say now that We don't
approve, the machinery will have to start all
over again, that is all.
Get Settled, Is Advice
at seems to be an unwse thing to keep
business, and particularly industry, in this
country in an unsettled state over a period
of ten, eleven or twelve months.
'My judgment is that we had better get
through with the job, accept it, give it that
careful consideration to which its importance
free discussion of that question, in the hope
that American manufacturers may fairly
unite upon an expression which cannot be
misunderstood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21

with black stitching And a walking stick
with n curved handle hangs from his arm.
He might be called the Beau Brummcll of
rOttsvlle not to mention Harrisburg,
though there are irrcvcrent persons who
think that it would be more accurate to de-
scribe him as the Beau deal and let II
g at that.
II it is he who has put out the white
carnaton campaign buttons-and it cannot
be that some one else has stolen his distinc
tive gonfalon--wc are to be treated to the
novel and delightful spectacle Of a floral
campaign. The "sainted and lamented Nc
Kinlcy,' as Charley would say, always wore
a rcd Carnation. Red, however, is the
symbol Of passion. and the Pottsville patriot
could never stand for that He has chosen
white, the symbol Of purity and innocence,
and it is as the pcrsonfcation of these
virtues that he will seek to corral the dele
gates.
The Carnation, however has wider sym
boliSm. Every botanist knows-and Charley
is some botanst-thnt it is a name given to
the numerous varieties Of the Glove pink.
This information, judiciously spread where
It will do the most good, ought to be sufi-
Cicnt to make the Glove vote solid for him.
The theory seems to be that candidate who
appeals to both the naughty and the nice
will be invinCibc. He is supposed to be the
pink of perfection. II any one disputes 1t,
let him stand forth and give his reasons.