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FL hambre en- Russia

tudiar las almas de los rusos, el Sc es-
fuerza en- definir Ell alma de Russia.
Sn carta a Hauptmann tambien esta
LENA de opiniones sint6ticas. Sin en-
barge, hay que confesar que, en- este ca
so, Merezkowslxi Sc ha mostrado inferior
81 mismo su espiritu profundo esta
ausente en- la carta Hauptmann. Sc Ii.
Iaita lanzar las mas aventuradas OPT
niones, sin intentar siquiera justifcar-
las.
Merezkowski supone que los bolshevi
kis no Sc preocupan sinceramente de la
tragica suerte del pueblo ruso hambrien
to. ''Los escribe- necesi-
tan Ell hambre, como Ell asesino necesi
ia un pufial Sc mantienen solo por Ell
hambre. Asesinan, injurian y gobiernan
For Ell hambre. Dan de conner solo a
los suyos; los demas los condenan a
morir hambrientos. nunca renunciaran
al hambre, CUE es ell instrumento de su
poder."
La observation es irteresante. La
paradoja contenida en- ella no carece
(Continda en- Ia pAgins Sal
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UNA cAETA DE MEREzKowsK1.


Al namamiento que Maxine Gorki
habia dirigido a Anatole France, Ger
hart Hauptmann y Vicente Blasco Iba
hez, pidiendoles que intervinieran en- la
acci6n de socorro la Russia hambrienta,
Iauptmann contest6 Embellishments
dirigiendo a su naci6n una carta en- la
que pedia a sus compatriotas que olvi
daran todas las diferencias ideologicas
y politicas que les separan del actual re-
gimen ruso, y Sc acordaran solo dc los de
beres humanos frente la tragedia del
gran pueblo.
la cata de Hauptmann ha encontra-
do, su vez, una contestaci6n: la del
celebrado eseritor ruso Dimitrio Msrez-
kowsli. Fl nombre no es, seguramente,
desconecido en- Espafa. Merezkowski
es, tai vez, el mas profundo de los escri
torres. rasqss dc la generaci6n contempt
ranea. Ninguno de ellos supo acercarse
como 81 al alma rusa. Mereskowslxi tie
ne Ia ambici6n de buscar la sintesis. 81
otros eseritores rusos Sc dedican a es
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FINLAY
PURIFIoUE

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AtGnCi6n FumadOrGS

PreVenimos al p1bIico que Sc es-
tan vendlendo cigarros envasa-
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nuestras marcas que no son Ella
borados por nosotros. Esto
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tente de Marcas y confianos que
los fumadores nos ayudaran a
perseguir a los falsificadores.
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guan.-loG1
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slslema en- gerfeeto estado Es iguaimente
fferfno para alivsaF las afeeeiones reuma-
q perfonas que han encontTadO satisfae-
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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
AUsTELL SCHOOL

Principal-W. w. Cash, (Tempor-
ary.)
Miss Louise Cloud and Miss Mamie
Griggs.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Garrell Davis, Eunice
Exum.
End grade-Mattie Lou Dodson,
Mary Miller.
3rd grade-Howard Bulllard, Ger
aid Davis.
4th grade-Theron Davis, John
Robson, Ruby Shaw.
9Th grade-Erin Brooks, Billy Wal
ker, Anne Frances HUMPHREYS, Mar
tina Perkerson.
9Th grade-Odessa Joiner, DOVE
Lee Standridge, Ruby McFall, Fran
ces Butler, Louise Trix.
7th grade-Herbert Moxham, Har-
old Griggs.
9Th grade-Mable Moxham.
Attendance is good, our percentage
on the monthly average runs high
this month.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
UNION SCHOOL.
Principal-Miss Marie Harville.
Teacher-Miss Tatum.
Honor Roll.

Principal-Miss Marie Harville.
Teacher-Miss Tatum.
Honor Roll.
LIST grade-Sara Poss, Hubert
Ayers.
End grade-Issac Poss, Jesse Poss
3rd grade-J. D. Ayers, o. c.
Sauls, Roger Jolley, Charlie Martin
Doyal Lassiter, Dorothy Tritt, Vera
Mae Murdoch, Ethel Smith, Rosetta
Martin.
4th grade-Reuben Holcomb.
5th grade-Audry Pucket, Kath-
crime Jolley, Lena Mae Lassiter, Cal
lie Mae Roper.
9th grade-Lonnie Holcomb, Ruth
Murdoch, Joline Kate Dodgen.
7th Willie C. Lassiter.
9Th grade-Narvel Lassiter, FELTON,
Murdoch, Horale Mcpherson.
9th grade-Beulah Mitchell, Ebert
Moon.
10th grade-Lucille Dodgen, Leo
Lassiter, Lex Jolley.
The grammar grades of our school
closed last week ending one of the
most successful terms in long time,
although the attendance has not been
quite so good as it has heretofore,
the pupils have done some splendid
work.
This term there has been several
additions to our building. A parti-
ton was made dividing the building
into two comfortable rooms. Besides
this, we have bought new windows,
new desks, oiled the floors, and
bought new window curtains. The
theee high school grades will continue
until May.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
FLINT HILL SCHOOL.
Principal-E. H Kendall.
Teacher-Mr. ]. A. Young.

Principal-E. H Kendall.
Teacher-Mr. ]. A. Young.
Honor Roll.
LIST grade-Berla Mae Gober, Her
bert Petty, ALFRED Bonds, Kenneth
Bonds.
End grade-Elmo Johnston, Ger
trude Roberts.
3rd grade-Jim Hardy, Alice Nc
Kinney, Hazel Woody, Hancel
Woody.
4th grade-Lola Kendall, Ruby
Wallace, Willer Bowden.
9Th grade-Dewey Kendall.
9Th grade-Angie Atkins, Bessie
Lucille Wallace.
Our school is holding up well. We
made an average of 81 for this
month. We decorated the house for
Easter, and on Friday, gave an East
er egg hunt in Mr.. Young's pasture.
We marched in a body to the select
ed grounds and after short talk by
Mr.. Young on the origin of Easter,
the egg hunt began. All the children
talking laughing and enjoying them
selves as only young people can. All
reported having a good time. Among
our visitors this week were Mrs. A. ].
Mckinney and Mrs. Matte Eubanks.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
NEW HOPE SCHOOL
Principal-Miss Callie Jay.
Teacher-Miss Mae Jones.

Principal-Miss Callie Jay.
Teacher-Miss Mae Jones.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Robert Frye, Harold
Davenport, Carl Marler, Emmett
Benton.
End grade Horace Davenport,
3rd grade-Fannie Lou Davenport,
Jessie Fridell, Hugh Spinks.
Bertha Mae Sanford, Francis Ham
by, Martha Benton.
4th grade-Florene Davenport,
Howard Bently, Harold Handy.
5th grade-Pearl Davenport, Vel
via Champion, Halton Spinks, Ed
ward Franklin.
9th grade-Fred Nash, Carrie
Belle Thorn, Jennie Lou Franklin.
Our Easter program was a great
success. 1t was followed by an egg
hunt, which was enjoyed by all pres
ent Our visitors were: Mrs. Mel
Frye, Miss Vada Franklin and Miss
Floy Davenport.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
NEW SALEM SCHOOL
Principal-W. w. Weeks.
Teacher-Miss Georgia Frasure.


Teacher-Miss Georgia Frasure.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-James Byrd, Ira Cook,
Clay Frasure, Verlin Pool, Agnes
Nelson.
End grade-Gladis Pope, Idell Mar
tin, Harold Orr, Harris Stephens.
3rd gradc-Albert Stephens, Lin
ton Tarpley, Media Cook.
4th grade--W Worth Frasure, Willie
Gilbert, Nadine Byrd, Bertha Hugh
es.
9Th grade-Bessie Pope, Cecil
Cook, Ran Walker, Hunter Frasure.
9th grade-Floyd Gilbert, Jimmie
Lee Lofts.
7th grade-Gladys Orr, Merl Cook
Pink Green, Mettie and Florence
Frasure.
School house and ball ground ir
very good condition. Each student
has their own drinking cup. Win
dows have been repaired. Average
near 35,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
OLIVE SPRINGS SCHOOL.
Principal-Robt. l.. Osborne.
Teachers-Miss Hazel Thackston
Miss Eva Thomas.

1T1HClpdl--pODt. H. OSUOIHS.
Teachers-M Miss Hazel Thackston,
Miss Eva Thomas.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Mary Elizabeth Blair
Fred Dobbs, Sarah Hicks, Sarah Mar.
tin, D. F. Massey, Hoyt Reed, Dovis
Seay, Elizabeth TEEN.
End grade-Thelma Clay, Annie
Mae Daniel, William Daniel, Rol
bert Hicks, Luther Martin, Charlotte
Mccoy, Ralph Reed, Ruth Thomas.
3rd grade-Trudie Cassidy, Dora
Grove, Alice Dobbs, Emily Leming
Willie Lee Shaw.
4th grade-Fannie Mae Ayers
Emaline Barber, Carl Cassidy, Hugh
Christian, Katie Clay, George Hames
John Martin, Mile Shaw, William
Teen.
9Th grade-Waddell Blair, Verse
Clay, Geneva Drake, Nellie Martin,
Earl Shaw, Estelle Thomas.
9th grade-Lula Grove, James
Daniel, Carrill Dobbs, Inez Knox,
Charles Leming.
7th grade-Estelle Brewer, Mar
guerite Daniel, Clara Martin, Flor
ence White.
Sth grade-Rosa Brisendine, Os-
tella Cassidy, Evelyn Wheeler.
Mr.. E. o. McMahan, our county
farm agent, paid us pleasant visit
Tuesday. In very interesting man.
ner, he told of the club work as it is
being done by the boys and girls Of
the county. We shall be glad to en-
list our support to encourage him as
he endeavors to make even more sue.
cessful his work fox thrift and IetGer
fsrming.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
LOCUST GROVE SCHOOL.

Principal-Miss Emma Wicks.
Teachers-Miss Grace Hayden Jol-
ley, Miss Luda Allen.
Honor Roll.
list grade-(Primer) Harold Jor.
dan, Rudolph Sentell, Tia Brown,
Katharine Owen, Morris Moss, Nettie
Wee Cooper.
End grade--Louise Herren, Susie
Summers, Albert Sentell, Richard
Owens, Edna Chewing, Charlie Da-
Wis, Geraldine Grimes.
3rd grade-Dorris Hicks, Row Da-
Wis, Sarah White.
4th grade-Fred Brown, James
Carmichael, Neville Everett, Mary
Nell Cooper, Rebecca Hickman, Dor
ris Jordan.
9Th grade-Evelyn Camp, Annie
Elizabeth Valentine, Robert Mckee.
Randolph Monroe.
9th grade-Charles Eberhart. EN-
ma Mae Webb.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
MIDWAY SCHOOL

Principal-Mae Ward.
1st grade-Elizabeth Mayes, HUI
bert Cook, Milton Dobbins, Mamie
Lois Morris.
End grade. V. Terrell, Rayburn
Dobbins.
3rd grade-Janette Wardlaw, Mary
Ruth Turner.
4th grade-Charlie Cook, Fred
Mayes, Otelia Terry, Cecil Turner,
Doyle Wardlaw.
9Th grade-Nannie Mayes, Eva
Terry, Era Turner, Estelle Turner,
Nora Morris.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
cHALKER SCHOOL.
Principal-Luther Chalker.
Honor Roll.

Principal-Luther Chalker.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-J. d. Wildwood, Frank
Pittman.
End grade-Audrey Pittman, No
Ian Brimer.
Ord grade-Ruby Ray, Pearl Ray
4th grade-Ruby Chalker, Edward
Mulkey, Tinnie Rutherford.
9Th grade-Jonnie Brinkley, Cecil
Brimer.
9Th grade-Elaine Gresham, Leila
Ray, Lucille Chalker, Ruth Brinkley.
7th grade-Ruby Mulkey.
We closed our school Friday after
noon with an entertainment and an
easter egg hunt which was well at
tended by the patrons of the school
Ruby Chalker, who is years old and
in the fourth grade has attended
school every day since school began
on November 20, 1920.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
SCHOOL NEWS AND HONOR ROLLS
FROM THE COBB COUNTY SCHOOLS

4th grade-Jessie Turner, Mary
Dobbs, Rob Blalock, Fred Cunning.
ham.
5th grade-Arnold Cloer, loft
Cunningham, Mae Turner.
9th grade-Linnie Turner, Delma
Cloer.
7th grade-Wm. Blalock, Roy Rog-
ers.
We are glad we were ready for the
Health Officers. The house and
grounds are nice and clean and we
have individual drinking cups. The
children drilled on the care of their
teeth, eyes, etc.
We are sorry Mrs. (Grandma) Pom
der had the misfortune to break hel
hip the last friday day of school
We thank the patrons and children
for their faithful support OF the
school.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
SANDY PLAINS SCHOOL
Principal-Addie McElreath.
Teacher-Lucile Burton.
Honor Roll.

Teacher-Lucile Burton.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Wayne Allen, Frances
Burton, Era Belle voyles, jeanette
Brown, Lille Mae Johnson.
End grade-Ve Harper, Her
bert Knight, Alton B. Ledford, Lille
Mae Self, Early Griffith, Etna Dean.
3rd grade-Howard Bannister
Willie Stephens, Gertrude Stephens
Minnie Voyles, Iruille Mccarthy.
4th grade-Essie Mae Brown, Ru'
by Carlisle, Lucille Roper, Catharine
MCCARTHY, Nettie Grower, B. I
Owensby, l. C. Powers, Edward and
Mae Harper.
5th grade-Corine Stephens, 9th
ella Johnson, Mamie Wilson, Jose
phine Stephens, Lawrence Brown
Ruth Johnson, Delma Griffith, Myrtle
Voyles.
9Th grade-Gladys Grower, Ches
sic Brown, Ross Ledford.
9Th grade-Velma ALLEN, Mar!
Lou Stephens.
Everyone is getting excited over thu
program for the last day, we are alst
!. very busy on tests. Attendance il
very good.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
ALLATooNA SCHOOL

Principal-Mrs. E. H. Kemp.
Teacher-Miss Ethel Evans.
Honor Roll
1st grade-Ray Cheatham, J. 7.
Hardy, Estelle Grove, Esther Crow
der, Vara Hayes.
End grade-Effie Hardy, Lois Nc
Michen.
4th grade-Mary Kate Grove,
Gladys Hayes, Ethel McMichen.
9Th grade-Tom Evans, Arlene
Bracket, Henry B. Paris, Eugene
Paris.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
ROCKY MOUNT SCHOOL

Principal-Miss Irene Jolley.
Teacher-Miss Lizzie Jamerson.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Pierce Newton, George
Rogers, Annie Panel.
End grade-Lena Panel.
3rd grade-Cooper Kemp, Clay
Beavers.
4th grade-Sarah Wheeler, Stella
Newton, Clifton Newton, Carl Dunn
5th grade-Ruby Newton, Euls
Beavers, Glenn Newton, Marsha
Bryan.
9th grade-Nancy Kemp, Clara
Newton.
7th grade-Thelma Dobbs, Pinl
Dawson.
8th grade-Gladys Dunn, Len;
Kemp, Verna Lee Clayton.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
Winnings SCHOOL

Teacher-Miss Bonn&e Bozeman.
Honor Roll.
LIST grade-Jack Whitley.
End grade-Rubin Moore.
3rd grade-Archie Martin.
4th grade-Herman Martin, Dur
ham Yarbrough, LORNA Whitley.
eth grade - Elizabeth Moore,
Thornton Towne.
Our attendance is very good.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
CAMP GROUND SCHOOL

Principal-Miss Lille Belle Kemp.
Teacher-Miss Ethel Kemp.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Annie LEROY, Emmie
Belle Blackwell
End grade-Mary Sewell.
3rd grade = Ola LEROY, Leo
Blackwell, Clayton Crawford.
9th grade-Eva Allgood, Ernest
Crawford
7th grade-Plemon Jordan, Lama,
Blackwell.
The average attendance for the
week was As.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
PIEDMONT SCHOOL

Principal-R. A. Cunningham.
Teacher-Miss Flora Alley.
Honor Roll.
lst grade--Lorene Turner, Gladys
Cloer, Nellie Blalock, Annie Bell
Turner, Ernest Dobbs.
End grade-Frances DeFoor.
Bird grade-Hilton Cloer, Cliff
Dobbs.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
ENTER.

Bicker: / didn't order this stew,
but I'm hungry and here's where /
feed my face.
Dicker: / see. It's the right face
but the wrong stew.-Cartoon Mag
azine.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
Teas Said---

The farmer paused, open
mouthed, in front Of the
fire station.
"D'ye have many fires
in this town." he asked.
pretty often" replied
fireman.
ever try to see how
quick yon can turn out?"
sad the inquirer.
Just then the alarm was
sounded and in a moment
the men rushed to their
posts, the doors flew open
and the horses were gallop-
ing down the street.
Gossip said the farmer.
"There amt many fellers
who would go to such a lot
of trouble to show Teller
what they can do"
In some stores, customers
would be equally surprised if a
salesperson went to consider
able trouble in an endeavor to
please them, but
When you visit this store, you
need not be surprised at the eff
forts we make to please you,
because that's one of our prin-
ciple store policies-Courteous
Service. We aim to please
every visitor, whether they
make a purchase or not. We
are always glad to show the
merchandise-always ready to
render all the assistance posi-
BILE in making best selections.
Buy hardware and housewares
here, where shopping is pleas
ure and where quality is sure to
be good.
Norton Hardware
Company
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10

North Dakota created pedpes bank and k bens
discussed this policy Of to
Bank North Dakota has in assisted financial stu
Of what the such financial
continue the manner best fitted to
of all the people of the state
offered to legislators whose efforts to destroy
contrary unbiased inspection Of the loans and
WHICH VIGOROUSLY hostile the organized farmers and nSGs
which have supported the present
administration made the actual facts before the public the
North Dakota would be clear day
ground politicians be fair inquiry into the
business and condition OF the ank OF on ako nus ~
Wild
with and only object in view
government
net profit Of $135 99s5O But It
the partc of the legislature.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10

impartial
investigation, .
committee a provide
political
capital.
hired politicians
opportunity
however,
creating
by deliberate
mis-
Bank Of North Dakota have
Both audts substantial agreement Nothing
institution made before the house
audi committee.
H. Paddock secretary his
of
of the Bishop Brissman
comIanys report He says :. -. - =. ,...
of falling prices and heavy Withdrawals Of funds BY nstu
disaster from falling the financial institutions within
Federal
district which forced vast amounts Of within ting
extending credit
district The bunk also refused % extend
credits in such that the milling interests
gOti ntO
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10
Only Criticism Made Dodges Facts


all business enterprises dependent large degree the
The national established for the
regulating and Sablizng credit relations
added also the
North Dakota.
O "under
peculiarly o n
functions bank
condition contraction This general
At
condition should be position
channels
administration chooses
being m:snomed rather
the that he employed by politicians opposed to the
of
decively empatcaly
which withdrawal
North
local public ofais had taken
the letter rather than the spirit of the provoke
public subdivisions
compelled Whaev have een the issue
withdrawals Immediately the initiated effective
Bank of North
banks
throughout the state which lettering they would have gone down
report
fighting
tration has much of,
November
S99OO0O IT IS
APPARENT AN STIN
GNCY AND DECREASE THE ABILITY OF LOCAL BANKS ASSIST
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10
the of North
interest

Of North
of
They
st~o impress the people facts about the political
the Bank of North Dakota in the hope destroying it,
audits made
of the Bank North Dakota rather than have the dissent
III partisan
1hirdy-ro reveal to them how the Bank Of North Dakota has
financial strnyency
The declaration of financial independence in the authorization
of North Dakota
wheel the political and economic system opposed to the people
privileges threat
which time had comes consider in the light that kings used consider
the o divine right
which injected Bank OF North
battle from
banking
of
under
auditing
of
in a
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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10

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to u @ E E hn q sas disturb
the ts % Sss
confidential Of such
article hi. morning that am afraid to
f
bank and have not BEEN so there no reason why should be afraid to
crops
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hardship 'toe sSousand. patrons. s'
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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10
Bankers Ordered Is Pay Obligations


Of action left
order register for deferred
political subdivisions and the
those the public schools the
penal and educational institution @ m,,a.
Bank q North Dakota With
audit COMMITTEES hid
The responsibility the political conspirators
bank IN the state demand
bgapna to the Bank Of North
position lAaFal comiaaon sAidi
refused
called
and failure OF the people to their
possible
with institutions obligations
have har9ed that the Rank ot North
tact only difficulty inability
obligations
n private banking having than they
checks demand dep0sa made with them.
ID conceal the
failure bankers
q TINT tie Bank North pskot. be
those funds
hereby directed force ohIaons
payment II made report the matter
pota
Hhun1nX Wtlas a. individual
u. ehil1 Ntetved
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10
Every Business In State Is Endangered

men
the benefit
and policy Industrial Commission nvoks Peoples Comm
Sense ChekThi Conspiracy