davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10

FOR SALE-sOO acres, flve-year
commerclal lease in Eldorado ne,d'
geolos.st reports $3.50 per acre; Hoc
rental Addrass l.. c. Denny, Nes'
Tulsa. Phone Usage S550.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
DriIIiug Test Near Clarcmorc.

The Ensign Oil corporation ls
drilling at zoo teet in its well located
In the northwest corner or the
northwest OF the southwest OF 2S-
23.l6, Rogers county
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

e: $3.50 :. 4. 49, 60 s:,.s::ss:s
.: ~ 8 sss1..i ssi'..s ss..ss - Z
a1out half What ~ asked.
July 0-RA0 u13oao ee6ero1 fo6oeoo.
eeD vote On WAee award.
July 8-lllinodo eool mlno9o % strike.
July 8-ln4iaaa ard Kansas ooAl min-
err struck.
July 0elatsfhas,eaal Harvester COM
eaoy announced II would pay it, en-:
ploysee . pr csat Of IL. pfodts after !
PEI eeat had beoa paid ON Invested eApa.
July n-ststkins miners ordered back
Aug. .N-wass decreases totaling mere
than eoo.SooS9 awarded employees Of
american Railway Express BY United
btete0 railway labor board.
Aug. 0-New Yofk street car men
Sept. i-Outlaw STRIKE paralyssd tie an
thracits Aslds.
Sept l3-Outlaw strike Of railway men
IN Chicago district ended.
Oct. ls-Coal miners Of Great Britain
struck. demoralising the nations indus
tries.
Nov. tBritish mine strike called Oh.
Dec. 1-ksW England cotton mills =.
ducsd wages Of 10000 workers about IN
Per cent
Dec. lSSsvsral big Industrial conosrns
announced WAgo reductions and discoatan.
uancs or reduction Of dividends.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
AERONAUTICs

~. 0-MA@. \. ". 0ehs0e1oS 0A1e
Gsysss. g.. sa1 ihsa fsii avS aiiSA -
M S-Tvs italian 1sSssaAsts esO-
Nod 13gAt fre0 Rene = feayA
49, 0-AviAsef Jehn j. kAflea aA1e
~ ooaoeeD reeesA - Onito1 etAtee:
n .Allo Mat from Omaha, Neb.. -
SNiloAolphlA u u honrA
jUiy NteeS Units6 etAtss airRlaes0
stsstsl alGAl. tfe0 New York = AlAakA
M SCtlfN franseoaunsntai noA
A.. s.y..ee lresssensinsasai a'r mali
~. N-Xf mail service ooeAblisAe1 ~
sv0oo Ca1oARe aal y 4as9: 8laNsapeaie.
~ SA..csP-ss. Lewis ~ "sA
~. 4-1s1y Sasss fss0 New Yssk
S Gtssse.Ss-essss ar naii sssv.cs
~. S-Ja4sa Qseess Dssases sssAs
rceS Ve0 ~ 0a1l Loeo1AlA.. 4SaAoo.
o. .0-.p4aelea eeesy eelQeA - N.
Hsv. EtSsst 3, q. kssesS - bsss.
~ ss60ey a111eaeq eeee q 04eeee. =. j..
bsS ~. Z fSs1SesSssa. II ~ ~.
r, p. Ss::se r. Ssssissirss ~, rsst
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
DISASTERS

Jan. 3-Earthouaks In Mexico kil,so
many psrsons and did vast damage.
FEB. k-Dtsastrous storm 0Wopk zenattc
coast Of United States,
March n-Nsarly 10 psssons killed at
hnndrsds injured by tornado which swept
Illinois. Indiana. Ohio. AichiGaa, Wissos-
.in. Alabama and Georgia 6svssal 0il-
lion dollars property damage.
April n-Thrse hundred KILLED, aaay
injured In explosion Of munittoa 1uaD u
hothensteln, East Prussia.
AHs::isstpp! A!aesna sSa fsnasssee.
cherokse county. OklahomA
heavy loss Of life,
sept. 7-Earthquaks IN nofthssa Italy
oestroysd many towns and KILLED m
seIt. Mere destructive satAauaks
shocks IN Italy.
SEPT. 0-aIliien dollar ars - oalvss-
Dec: eDisastrous safthQeAkes h Chile
and Central America.
Dsc. N-EarthQuaks Destroyed eoWne
s siS Argentine slops q ths AaAsS: -
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
DOMESTIC

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- 1 s =: :::ss: = ':3E C.,;.. 49,.
s14!eai ~ 3 Sverthsev he GSvsrn9sst
Was 1sese2 eesIessdea anno10ss1
49, - Z go :: ~ ~ ZEE. $1,000 ~.
~ ssessSs sssa1Ssss ''"s nv
Jea- 6y!vs eeslalisss vses Asassl tAelp
seafs h New Yest lsgtslaturs.
Il; Gp:.ssraas sat:ssa! esaasssss
t., e0ssiaS jsss 4
Iaa. SAsa:s e rspsseeatastvss aoaia
AesssS viesss 1879 he eeas 49,.
s6s:s:. ; sas:sa ' :ssas:. ~ ......
%. stzns:.s.s, lsss:s.s.s. a.sss-
"a a. co6s sSss''s: 4 as ss:ss .,,.,,,.1
s9sss1aV e - Treasury asl EdSfs 8.
nereoeeh q Iswa sscrseary sf a0Fion1.
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joa. 0-6sUth care,iaa ssssssA q rat.
" ssesafS a.ssa1sas
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CO. n.,saa n.s.s: ray.s. csssass.
e 's ss::s :: < -: s'sf w.. s::sas1 ..
sesss7 g a essvsstss D cSscsSs.
Pc H-oe1ee11lttes Of house rs1oes.
- great .eztsavas.aee. vasee as1 iaosss.
esltieisla6 eecsetasy Baker. CoSeoS,
DtsSuo ard Dassctes Nyaa.
~ U-ksw AssSee sauesA ssRsass
a0eoAMsaA
~. n.Hsilway ~, eeassrsoss rssss.
rs. nGssaais s4spssl esafssssss n.
, ~ s ESs:i'; e c & erase cassas~
=. Eisisstslss csisy s.sssssA ~
IL 10. E.e; y !: F.. ss''' q A''s'ss
~. 0-ceers ee1ee eotsrs1 1iyeeeiaS
~ DookssO tfe0 espalaooo NJ lieoetly
reIAtsl 3 1eat .paekiaG
~ EoshSseA FsassA sssrsss
,. is:s 80 ss'' ,: s:s o; y .. =.
6ooe Nv.
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1871 sS9S1ssfsG.
neca4. ts3ssesA = svsesa
Is aSSssS7ss 3 Us5as6 S3Sssa
~ 's q :. - 49, /! :: 49,! - =
y - 49, - =. 49, s.''.s's ~.
vse(ae 4sasee SnA{.es II vslseqp
Is VII - 0sso g ~ 5ssG
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
INDUSTRIAL.

Jsa. 6esssl Strike ealisd 20 ~ VISA.
Jan. W-0easrai railway Strike 4, lsa,y.
Martial lay In netaeipa! c!tiss.
Feb cThrss Aun1rs6 theusAs1 men.
ssss q nssshs.hse1 e Haintesases q
Setsrs ordered 10 strike fs6cusfy n.
Feb. ii-Dsrsctot General Hiaes rsfaesA
% raiee WASe0 OF railway employees ~
dispute Wes sseeers1 70 the fre6lN0at
feA l$-Rail valoNe aSrssA q NJ 1aas
Ae0Anes and 0lstks h absyA0oe ~ eaiRS1
n PrOolloot wilson.
aArch i-Frsneh railway stsiks ssttieA.
March 6fwS thsusasl railway SxSeSSe
sepseyees q chieegs strsea..
y Chicage city hall % strike ~ Is.
March n-Ss.um,ness eea, m,,sr, A..
$500 - y cent ya1s taefeaso sSa
Wll0oo'e eeel coOAlooloa.
April l-Catcaso city haii siests $500
se!she; lf1sts1 vAse lscfsase.
1917 IVY sssvsSS1 syitcAase. 60
tNS &sSsasi 81 SiasS n n,a..s.
- kaa4ae sefvsk bs4Uso q ai9oSS}s.
1Ase1ee ND yAQe avos1S
A06Q O.CAbSaoO 0V1eahmeasa s>.M>
0esa4 \. ~ sieSa.
ADnl 4cttssllsat Wussa ssos1n>an
saetSeA tseFe - sett,e 101,ecS1 ~
.Ai1 Esssss.. sassss ss.ssssl an,
- & sssssssssssS ~ g scssssSs G.
G. 1AliQ 81 yssi6tie0S & EevSs -.
.9va1 etsetsssh 0a0p1 eosvSaNjSS q
AeesSeep to1esaAe0 6 IAS0S S0SSSA II
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
FOREIGN

Ia u-Dr; Jess L'sAs Tasays ssssssS
oeSoeeceS g scSaSi
- vss .s.ssl y tFss0e . sssss saiis1
~. ~ Ne.si pssesa,s, $1,000 ,r,s.As,s
o. 1sacss ,.r,. 80.
~: ..... ..>.,,... .-.. 49,,
- ~ Sssss sst g k:esa- .
u iSnS ~. ssy ~ I'M ,ss..Ss.s.s
10 Iss,s.s:s ....,. ...... -..
a:.n - l.Aenss' HsstAs s'sssss esssss
q HsSe1ssy. o-..,s,.. - 49,. ....,,.
~ e :s'1 s:;.tss &C.,
e ; =: :: g s:s; So Il; 6'...sZ e:
Ssss.. 49, 8 p. w:;s.ss i -
.! :s:se sF Z 60 .ssssss ~ ''s.''.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

a. AoVDA
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~ E1sssas sssssasA AGszsse cu:
w 0ossSsse.s ssssss sssssssA Tam
NY EgrsesA ssyss.nsss srsersa
0aoesvtsoa q oeessAl. teosras3sa q Ia
Nay u-Jssa ss .ss assaissA ~ Psss
,l ~ !. s.:a, ,s::.:s
Aay. M.Ase,fe q \ Husrta ssscssa
seSE Sns pesse6sst e 1sxseo:
sseigas might vist tho king q Italy.
s e .es:ssa z evil vssfass IN Lse-
Jsly EAftssT Hsssssa. .iass.sr q y.
esssor Of caaaAa. e0eessdsd Yir Robert
July u.f.ssseent ouesFa q tsolivta
sisssn., OR oss, 49, sevsess ese'
July ucP.tecs Joachim, youngest son
q former tsisss. eeamittsl saactSs b
July n-Rsets broke cut - Belfast Ass-
nv several days: tse ee mere KILL.
y S.i 1900 1870 ssss.cc:s Cat, ..x...s. u
Levss California. n rs6sliloe against
Ass i-6r. b. Pss.as elected prss,Asst
Aus: tNsw lrssA eesrcsea law passsA
Aug: n-ETssa,ss ve.ass,os Of oesses
~is Ses p $1,000 $3.50. Y rassS r .,A
tea aeeaetaats aFTsGGoa Vkllo attending
Asf Ycsats s.vsst = Lsvr cansse-
AZ. Ebr. Nsausa os.A.a s,aaev.
raAe1 pesa6eet 6 fS5asusy.
AeE Acsslee Asss0se sisstsa Dessa.
$50 iEssisesvis. .,s.ss.ss 4. Italy;
:sysss ruiz sssaSasssA 6 nas5 Sasss1ii
80 sosrsss. sssssss sr,sss.ss q
90 m-fsui Dsssaassa prs1sasst q
ispt iS-Wosssss I. southern Ita,,
- -. .esz s sSs'. i go ss:.... Italy.
~ sR4,.ss. e e ssii..s.... 1..,..A,
sasese cd partly burned b 1sstash p.
6s0s n-AlszaaArs leil,ssaaa s,sessa
os1t NL0ssrsss Lsyssss naAs Sssmsss
1siasS lei,es IN Irs,aaA rasssA three
nees tewaS 4akiAg s1gAt b Q week.
eepN 1-ltaisea vSskefs anA saDlsysss
- 1870 1870 80. 81 70 sf s'"nna''"
Sept. .0-ossnAa v1rslees Staten q
~ = e e ca ;s sss' sE;s:s
6et GJuse.s,aysa lseasssl esassi.
$500 ssyal fasiiy ths Fsassias ~.
49, "a :. : :::.::s - . ma:
AZ 1::zasSs., kt.s, q osssss. 80
r. oss = TAde essstss csssssss'ssas sssssse
n &. ;kii''ss savss s''sssa ,.ss'ssas
.Dsss S.1,y ssssassA y sssessA srsas.
New. ii-Irisa hsos svis I'm passsl
~. nsas.ss: ssssss q N. ~.
~. Isvss,s:sss s.rp A.s....a .
10. 5s:ss.ss,.. sa,s.r,a :, d.
Hss: istvs..sss.A oss.s pr..a... ~
siSns1 eeA khailie termed nsv eaS.ssl
rssIs = Dssaa s:6svias DE- - 4
New. 0GTop q HSsat. 1aans IN -
Nev. s-Afther 0siath, aseias. pesA-
1sat e ths .1sisa ssossaie." 81 ether
,; ~; q s;;I.f d. ~. ss''., ~ b
Nov. 0-lfseh Deeeeess - ~ - several
fFsst asS sinsl sws -. ~
$3.50 49, ~ aaas Sssssss sea- kiimieissl.
- ..osrsssa saa.sarassA prsssssss
y, pse: Edsss. !Rsss's vssss s's rssss.-
bee. o6eeek Gevsesmsae iavstsA ca.
eeAAtins - reeaSn y tAs tAflne. 6sGQeeD
WAS110G ~ Great 0S1tA1D, DfAneo AZ
lealy.
0Ssssal sasAs sAssssAsss cssa ~ INT.
~ Del1ee.
b.. sd. Michael HaiaiseA slsstsl
'fS3: IS. e k.s:s'' Nv ,,....,.,.. i.
ooNSA lFoaaAA
6:s 1Fs:s :: o;: =: s.,::. .::s..
D.; 1.Escsssasisss e. Psses g q:
dssrvs e. vssA 3. vsssss tir ~ As's
ki1G csagtaattss assive6 b AtAene
0oo. 0e8lgAteea hille1 esd Wony
Voeo4o1 b 6A&tle 6o<Weea 1AGllsA ~
l.lsA u cesaty Ts1esrafy.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
SPORTS

International ski tournamsns q cHSy, nj.
Jan: O-Jos stscher won heAvyweight
xSfSsthnS championship frea Earl Cad-
Feb. Nv. =. Husy ves verlA's ana
ts1r thrss-cushion championship AZ Chi
A ,sa, r:.sy G e, e Gates.
March ,s.w.l..r z.ss. Il D...s,. ~.
ssiisir Hsi1hts. F,s.. vssa s esasss.s
q hslss 10 11e strokes.
Nay s-xsntucky Derby woa ~ Paul
Nay u-chsvrelst won oGs-nils sstsos-
BILE race at indianapolis.
,s July LWs li.;!a Z; r!Asa q PailaAsl-
July CShsmroek Won nrst Of Ansr.-
C. cup races. ewing - secsasas - Ass-
July l7-char,,s rvaaa IT,. ~. v..s-
srn amateur soif ehsmpionsSin
July 3Hehamrock woa ssoo61 fass for
July n-sssc,us. s.s.a.sa sa...sea I.
July 0-hsselute wen fssrtA rasa
Dac tIaR,shsettng ehaaploashlp.
yoly NSHSooiets wse MN saoe 40 u
Aug. IUnitsA states Wa oaynsss ~
81 shooting coateel
Aus: tIeek Huteas.sss vss vsssss-
aug: U-Edv:id R.y Of EaFiaaA wss
AnseFscan eesn sslf cAa0pteaGAlH
Aug. a-xShlemainsn e Ney Ysst. e.
.Assrseaas wsa The oiynDss shA.psss-
,ISslt s!sst ps@pssy kassssa ~ Sa,y
0eot. il-ChaSioo BvAAa. r.. Vea a.
tssssi esatsaf ss,s en- sss:kis.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06


= ssioS ~ ~ n 49,
80 80 = ssss ass''ass y Aas
q: "a IT,. s1Ss': sss,. ss'''e's s'se p,
AZ: 2bsisea s,s ~ e s. els fsssz ;,
y.si1 sslssr telsal ID en 80,
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ass.s Eo: sss e sssiS;s ss.s ss1 =:
| - ps 80" =" VA
AZ. ii-ffsnes ssssssss { a.asssseA
- ss e; ~ - .IE,s & =. y
sssSs "a rsia.socs visS ssssss ssprssssss-
DIVES p Loelea.
Iowa and eevsse Ans1a asnsl peaes
AZ. n-SisSa sa,ssrss ~ ~ ~
5000 -: .s:e:ss: e.! $500. ...,..,.. 49,.
uesisss spsssd Il Hinsk.
.x:S H.Ss..: .:ssi::1 ks:::sss al
a.. 3I .n ss ss:sslss esssssz e -.
Aug; ie-Rnssaa.s rstrsasias b A'ssrasr
M SEp.,.. ,.sa,<,rsA naa,ysesS.
serSs6 tour 81 a. s. ~ noishsviS sru,sss.
fSSsessd RusSsen ~. 49,
xss; . :; ;:I Es:.ssi sR:;s:s Pc.
r.. ss:ss;s ed esA's ssi'' al the p'sses
=: .:::::;:: s ;:,:t;s:. a''.'' a..
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s2 ssssses - ,e,>s,, 49,. -
S.S~C~Ss. n 6slSaa
asstSS,s7 ~ NJ 49, ~
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.itsk:. 800 H.n ~ ~, - :
~ SiSM ssSios n I>as~a ~
ksSSs. Se.sSrli a. Ssss,SSa Sssce SSsSsaG
~ S1asSI IN Gthusa = Il ~ GsSoSl
~ fisis "a ~ ri SWcIS. ~ - 1sssss -.
fssss. Sss: Hn $3.50 'sses csss,r,ss. .,s.s
n Si9s
-. a-pe,ss snA iathua,,a,s rse,nsA
AePtihtsss -.
unlee Isli6ouski
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
NEGRO OGY

Jan. l-Thomas Hume, millionaire iuua-
ian. S-Paul Adam, French novelist
Ian. NCharlss D. Aasooa. former
9evernor Of canal some.
John =. Dodse. automobile uaanufae-
Jan. is-Rssinsld DE- Kovsa. American
., a.; H, :, cyr1: Townsend Brady.
Jan. M. B. Wilson. Texas cattle mag
Feb. tE. p. Rip,sy. chairman Of Santa
eass :s. :. s ssss: s z Match
company. at Berbsrton, Q.
Christian Advocate. q Norr.stown. n. ,:
.ss Si = Il csiessc. esss sr. esa-
RS. n-Ju,,us ch.mssrs. author and
'1R!s.'' e z Il. d d:s ?. W. Dawson.
Fob. o-Rsar Admiral Robert =. Psary.
~ N Si:eSvss'r 81 sSrtn So': :,,,.,.,.
tsndsat Of Wsshinsten peiics.
Feb. NEFranktn Murphy. former ~.
srner Of New jersey.
.e sss sscs sssa Z :, o sroosilns. Sss.
March l-Unitei states Senator John n.
BenkheaA Of Alabama.
March toseegs D. smith. neted eu'
Sasss g ~ sssr' . ~ HsnrS w.
Blair q New Hampehire in Waahingtoa,
March nL-Ajbset Reuillisr. artist and
ei a:sss B.: 4 s:ss:: 4 1ss. s-.e
tsr Of Aspaftnaent q archives ana his.
tory 81 Aiabama. at Nentgomssy. Ala.
Mah.. The@ss s"sdisy. American
Hssch ,i~Eavis Warss,A. former sev-
ernse q AaFylaaA, at Haltimore.
Alsti ~. W!lilea naltin. medical q:
ssstes U.assS States navy. retired. q
RosSieni, Ore, q Cleveland.
:s 20 & 81; Ts,, 4 q ;,! sssns.
"a a.. as 800. R,shAra q rstAm. q.
=: Co.,: !: r., s ::ss . ~ ;:s:::
A1sii iERessr c. Sullivan. Dsmoesatie
''s1sf, 4 GsSs ss. n van o,.,,-., =.
ASssiccS TsispAoos s.i TsisS1apS coS.
paay, at Balunsre.
An 1-Mss. hartsste Dsatss cssks.
Nsy IN ). Sssfsrd. 1ubtishsr. At Les
1sy lDasae, J. n. vhesat. esunAss
q TIE CAautaasua assenesy aal u The
Nay ii-Wii5aa Dsaa Hevsils, h New
1sy n-Ls~ ,. Msrss.. ss.ns- Nee
=. e: S..e:. :, = "a 49,, ,.y..s.s
Nay Nd. JeAn y. oesckwsal nets1
.:ss s:: = S c':.;s:''e@ z........
Js.s sbr: caa..ss Aus.seus ssslAarA,
.; -. s1ss;s; = e. 1s'rs'v ,,,.-,.,,...
kSeia DrsusAssa, DsstisA ssvsaase.
Sc: &c., .Ssss: :. T. r., >...... .........
ysi7 800 oss. wnns4 6. osss.A
s s.' s'ffs 80 '"'''' q o''''s ssa'''
Sst:sss.sssivs pses I. lssssaa e slsasA
: III $3.50 9 e: .A,ssss.ss rsssr.
pr..s 4 Tsssss. & Nairsz sS:.n.
nro y 49, 49,. HEf1 4 Re. 3: T:sss
JAY a-A!sas. !, cely. caseass. g.
5 5skt, EXlil;Sa. e Tss.ss 70 e! I. r.., ~
n:sss i .. 80: I:s.s ~
seneF e Is1sasa. k115sl . aete aea1sst.
Marquis Il oSssasssssy. b Jshaasss-
Xss. s-lshan Rasss,pa. .sssA ssvs q.
u.is.i Stssss ~.-
Nv. b.. 4. G. HsssiaS. esssssi sScrs.
taFy natienal eouAcsl ef Ceagro0Atloool
churches.
Aug. ~. :. 0eCan, United oeatoo ~.
tsiet JuAse IT, vsss?sn Harnesses
* s.: ssss si..,., <. n. o..... o. q ~.
Au9. l1-WAltss Wlaaae. ns1o1 Aosss.
ca eS00 - 9e9tSene3. p 1oo0oo.
Aug: Neok Nesnaa Loehyee. eDl0eat
se!eaetst q 0eemsSta Ese1asA.
ssIssae Y. A ise'y; s.- ,.... 49,.
Y ~ eeMse Hj:-s, w,,ss,. a.r.., ...,....,
ssss @e:s;i { x:.s ssse s..a...A.,
sses IcarA..a, Msssss, arss,aass, q
s 6.nSsSsSS sSsS
= g.. .-o...,. ,..,y,.. A..,,... =.
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
INTERNATIONAL

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sassstseelax: 49,. 49,. 49,,
d. fsss g sss.ss sssn ~
-. yaiss! $500: 0ssses: cAssA 80
-. Ma. - 49, sI - IssSl o,ssss
1890 paas savs.s LAZY ssvs'sassV
III -. ,,s 49, sssssasss WV
5:s; Ec:ssssi I:sss. Il s.s''.'
~ - $1,000 Y 80 ..,,., q. mai.
- = 1870 49,. ' sssssr Ger dss.ss -
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-18
ARMlSTlcE DAY.

Three years ago the guns that had
I'lam,ncrcd away for four aud a quar-
tor wears en- the western front were
5ilcncod and war wary people en-
ioyod he BLESSINGS OF peace. Tho
ideal Of human liberty and universal
freedom had iriuinphcd over that Of
force and autocraey. Christian civil
zation, that more than once during
those awful four years, had huug by
Il thread, WIS saved. Armisticc Day
VIII always be one OF the. eycut$ Ct
! the world, a mile stone in the pro,
| grcss OF human kind; lit marks tac
| hour of its deliverancc from the great
est menace OF modern times 1t should
always be appropriately celebrated,
1t takes rank with the Fourth Of July,
| the day on which Americas deal of
liberty was hcralded to the world
| Great sacrifices preceded ARMS
/ tice Day 1t came only after a large
/ portion of the civilized world had suf-
4 tered and sacrificed upon so vast Il
scale that we are still uHable TO yisu-
aliac accurately just what peace did
cost the nations that participated in
that titanic struggle. Peace came
only after mon had bled and died and
women had suffered and wept in such
numbers as to stagger the mind. Prod,
igies Of yalor were performed by the
/ greatest armies the'w'orld ever assem-
bled New chapters in heroism ami of
utter disregard for death were writ,
ten by the armies of the allied world.
Now why all this weller of blood.
this destruction Of the accumulated
treasures of the centuries; this
I scourgc of famine and pestilence that
ever follow in the wake of war? IT
the ideals for which men fought and
| died and women sacrificed their all
be not preserved will not the spirits
OF the immortal dead themselves rise
i'm protest? Are we the Living. the ben
ehciaries OF the sacrifices and suffer
ing of the dead the wounded and the
bleeding, both men and women. vor-
thy of the Offering that they made
upon the altar OF human freedom Md
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-18

the nations relations with foreign
powers. II only our Legislators could
have a higher conception of their du-
ties and obligations to the people, be
Americans first and partisans after
ward we should have much better gov
ernment, its expenses would be large
ly reduced and the people would have
a larger measure of faith in their'pub,
lie servants 1t is the constant play OF
small, narrow partisan politics, be-
meath the notice Of men who serve as
ambassadors of the sovereign states
of this American Union, that has ut
tcrly Disguised the great, body of the
American electorate. That Is largely
the reason why thore.ls lack OF faith
in the integrity Of public servants and
an ever decreasing Interest in the
political issues Of the day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-18
THE PRIMARY.

Except FOR the remarkable race un
der all circumstances, that Andrew L.
Ewing made Tor Sheriff the election
results Saturday were not Unexpected
u had been generally conceded that
athey and Jackson would be the lead,
IS for trustee and 0rr's nomination
over Capt. English for county court
clerk was generally Forecast.
Gilbert NJ Orr will make Gamble.
accommodating and obligins county
court clerk, lie has ability aud intcg
rity and his nomination reflects cred.
Il on the democratic party He is the
more deserving Of congratulations be
Ic1usc ne defeated uuc of the strpnr,ss,
democrats Of the county. Cant. Eng
fish deserved well OF his people. He
has made valuable public servant
and the very great vote that he re civ
cd among those who know him best
is eloquent proof of his hold upon his
neighbors.
Both Jackson and Cathey ARE good
men and true. One or the other will
| be he next trustee of Marry county.
| They deserve the confidence which
their neishbors expressed in them in
the vote last Saturday.
Ewing's remarkable vote for sheriff
| was tribute of the voters to an ideal
/ Comparatively few of those who voted
for him knew him personally, but the
idea spread abroad that Ewing was
| the true standard bearer of the forces
that believe in the exact. fair and i'm
/ partial execution of the law. His vote
1 indicates the tremendous strength of
a great unorganized force that is ton
WINGED that the safety of our republic
ics alone in its enforcement of its
laws, whether those laws be popular OF
otherwise. Ewing's vote was not per.
scnal to him. lie had no organization
! no funds nor workers. But men and
women saw in him the embodiment Of
their longing for strict law enforce.
ment in Maury county and they voted
accordingly. His opponent is one OF
the most likeable men in the county.
He has an agreeable personality. He
is just as much hail fellow, wei met
when he is not candidate as when
in race. He is an adroit and con.
sumate politician His friends arc loy-
al and aggressive. He has behind him
a good record as sheriff. 1t will be
interesting to see whether in next sat
urday's final contest an ideal. wholly
impersonal aud altogether inorganic
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-18
SECRETARIES OF STATE.

Says the Nashville Banner;
MIR. Wilson was unfortunate in the
selection Of men for secretary If
state. Fate compelled him to give
VIM. j. Bryan, the most unit man
possible for such a place, and then
he dcvoved its duties on Robert
Lansing, a really small man whose
sole capacity was some training in dip
lomatic usage and a little knowledge
Of international law, Lansing vas
really without much personal force,
and Mr. Wilston took upon himself
almost entirely all but the detail work
Of the state Office. The foreign poll
cics were all Of his devising and he
undertook to give them his personal
attention, leaving nothing of conse-
quence to the secretary of state"
What the Banner says is true, but
after all would it have made any diff
ference with President Wilson had he
selected the ablest diplomat the most
astute politician and the greatest law,
yer for his secretary of state? Hardly,
for in any event President vii.
son would have been his own
secretary of state. He had medic
ere cabinet, one OF the weakest in his.
tofy. because doubtless he looked
upon the members of his cabinet as
mere executives to register his viii.
NO one for example would compare
the delegation thatWilson took to Par
is with Hughes and Root and Under
wood and Lodge. 1t is very often the
misfortune of truly great men like
Wilson, that they will surround them.
selves with very ordinary men. This
is due to their confidence in their
own ability. Harding does not com
pare with Wilson in ability or states
craft but fortunately he recognizes
his limitations and seeks to overcome
them in the quality OF men he has SO.
lected to administer the affairs of the
nation. His cabinet is not the great.
est in the history OF the republic but
it is doubtless above the average The
Herald will not settle the age old
controversy as to whether or not the
country is better Off with an AVERAGE
president surrounded by its
ablest public servants or with it's
foremost citizen as the executive sur
rounded by mediocre men. 1t is SIM
ply stating fact, however, to remark
that the nation has GENERALLY had the
average citizen as president. There
have been few Washingtons, Jeffer-
sons, JacksOns, Lincolns and Wilson's.