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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

s. subtle i .r mind Of his ichiig.fAnd
so long as President Wilson:
yielded. TO this influence $50.
long was he impregnable in.
his attitude and decisions irl'
the nlomentous events that
were. changing the trend OF
history.
Whatever mag have been
the cause Of the final diverg-
.antce Of these two remark
able minds the fact remains
unchallenged that Colonel
House was leaned upon and
looked up to as no other prl-
vate citizen had ever been
by the ruler Of a country.
More than an ambassador
plenipotentiary, given pow
ers that were illimitable be-
cause Of no circumscription
by the written word, Colonel
House visited the leading
statesmen of Europe in q
time crucial and momentors
in its bearing. upon the tut
ure Of. ciyilizatiol1- ard talk
ed with them 'as.man to man,
as ihtellect tosintenect4 --gnd
earned bhier respect and af-
n1ifation. t'"tr y. -
..';,Only' from, thgle4ipS ofthee$$ Is!
tW6Fliving men,ean the truth
ever be had as q,,.theiF finE l.
sepagation.;,. And nd knowing
both men as S. we do, we feel
safHiiih' plredicSYihlg that. th rs
sihnce, Of the grave will be
thehsilenee. that sealaf theii.E.
lips i|rrey0c;ab9l5S an nd, c1,9'' :
,s...:Eoionel9'Htoi e. is 'yet''.a
man in the vigor Of middle
age, We can OILY hope that
the great'DemecratiG' Party ;
wilpfteonntni;ai1d *hi!s ii,a alllr'spaRal-
leled' services FagHpisi Ii in it. its
councils, and that it will
again profit by them as it.
has in the past. The Amerl-
can people will yet need that
party, as in former years OF
stress and trial, when the
Republicans were leading It
astray after false gods,-to
guide it in thuse paths which
make for acknowledgement
ness and well-being.
We cannot believt that
Colonel House has achieved
his destiny. We are firm in
our conviction that he will
be called on again and again
to devote his great genius TO
the service Of his country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

.grudge the additional ex-
:pense involved in fighting
the matter to the last ditch
We hope the Commuters
Association and the Cham
Der off,Commerce will see to
it that the citizens Of. Alex
andria are represented at
the Richmond hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
KEEPING CHILDREN IN SCHOOL

Every state now has a compulsory
day. school attendance law accord
ing to information recently furnished
by the U. S. Department of Labor
through the Childrcn's Bureau.
In five states attendance is required
until Is years of age, IN two of these
in certain districts only; in three I'M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
Colonel House

: . Colonel House
: The Republican press has
6f, late busted itself m II max.
ing ANNOUNCEMENTS tn a t
there would be. sao. Colonel
House in the. Harding aed,,
miIiistration. One import
ant reason might well. 'be
thai. they have not his eqnn !: \
within / theif: ranks. :.The
hearestt'Gs approach t!ei!, his
PECULIAR: genius; WOULD. Re:
perhaps ElihH Root But
while his political fo7es IS. 81
his great ability as a statss :.
man; and! while the Amen;
Ian bar comedies. His: trans;
eendent talents as lawyer;
still the sfactair ,fnp;ai fhaet
The America people lido not
bla2S tEieir confidencAn him
as a man. HE has never
lived. down his unfortunate
connection with the Boss
Tweed scandals in the seven
ties Norshashis subsequent
career been s! SO entirely free
from suspicion as to war
rant the masses in giving TO
him their implicit faith.
We spoke of the genius Of
Col. House. We use this
word advisedly., If we were
ITO define it in two words, We
would say that he was gift
nest with the genius OF COM
mon sense beyond any mar
Of hisstirne. For many years
be was the dictator Of poll
tical fortunes in his native
state-Texas. He was the
Warwick of that almost iln-
perial domain. The leaders
knew him, and knew him in
'timately. He was consulte6
.'hy them in every important
departure from routine poll
tics. He made and unmade
governors and United States
Nsenators, and controlled the
Complexion Of the state leg
islature. He was trusted
with the blind faith Of 81
child in its father, because
of his utter nnselfishness,
because Of his devotion re
the public welfare, and be
cause Of his unerring iudg-
1nent, / sass&sssa |
He, perhaps more than
any other man, directed the
destinies Of the candidacy
of WoodrcV Wilson for his
first term as president of
the United States. i vas
the natural sequence OF
events that Mr.. Wilson
should have learned to know
llim and to trust him during|
the earlier years of Ills ad-
ministration. His far-see-
ing and penetrating mind
recognized those Qualities in
which he, himself, was lack
ing. He beheld, too, . man
who sought nothing for him
self; who looked at the world
problems that We're looming
up ominously on the horizon |
with eyes that beheld only
his country's welfare in their
solution, and who saw with
prophetic vision the shining
leadership that country was
destined to assume: !, - 90 -.
Y There is 10 doubt that coli !:
alel House was for 4 time
4he sole 1nft31hnre 1Don the!
;s ssss.z=. :::;::.. $3.50, $50. =. ::.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. r.

New York-Jacksonville
3.55 a. m. Ga. c. L. ;. fl.30 D. m .
Washington Richmond
1857 a. m. -. IocaD -. lisp a. m.
New York misunderstanding
9.32 a. m. IS. A. IL :. 800 D. NJ.
Washington Fredericksburg
k1O-2O j. m. Local)
Washington Richmond
11.47 a.. m. tExpressl 2.ls p. m.
Washington Frcdcricks burG
3.0f p. m. LocaD =. 500 q. m.
New Tork-Augusta- Florida
1892 p. m. Ga. c. ID ;. $40 .. m.
WashinSton-At Atlanta Birmingham
SIT p. m. -. Is. a. ID -. II moor
Washington Richmond
0.2I p. III. GocaD -. $3.50 p. m.
New York-Tampa-St. Petersburg
Ell p. NJ IS. 4. ID ;. SIS 4, IN.
New York -Jacksonvillc-S Petersburg
New York Florida
800 p. m. "a. c. ID Isis 3, NJ.
Richmond Washington
Express 6.z3 p ~.
* Sundays only. s7r.a
!. week days. On Sundays. S27 .. m.
S. D. Shelton. Ticket Agent. Atexan-
dria.- Va. ]. r. Bordecai: Traffic Mans
uScr. Richmond. Va 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
EPSON SALTS LIKE
GLASS OF LEMONADE

If you want all the splendid physic-
action of dose of epson salts with
out the awful! taste and nausea ask
for a handy package of "Epsonade
Salts" which is real EPSON salts COM
bined with fruit derivatives, giving
It the taste of sparkling lemonade.
Take tablespoonful in a glass OF
cold water whenever you feel bill
ious, headachy, or constipated.
"Epsonade Salts" is the much talked
of discovery If the American Ep-
som Association
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Annie
Myrtle Pilkerton is a nonresident Of
this State: 1t is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ten
days after due publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary TO pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
r. 3. Washington, P. Q.
a Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREEN.AWAY,
125-4wp Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

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to the Gazette.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29

disc, wherein there was no forecast
Ing beyond the day.
Then her new iiance had demanded
impcriOuSly immediate marriage. 1t
was because of this that Marrin's
mother had prevailed upon Tommy
Wilton TO take her poor child into the
deep silent wilderness. Wilton had
known his task would he hnrd--,iust
how hard, though. until now, he had
not realized.
As ne went about necessary tasks
Marin sat relaxed against n pine
trunk, his eyes on the moon. his face
bliSsful. Ills III humOr had vanished
he came ch"erily enough at the call
to supper: after it smoked pipe in
smiling silence, and presently flung
himself on the bed of fresh houghs,
where inside of minute he was sleep
Ing heavily. Wilton waS t,alliful--it
was long since he had slept naturally.
If the healing of the piuc woods began
thus early might ii not max" whole the
shattered creature? Unless 1t did
Wilton would moi think further lie
loved Marin. in spite nf the trn years
between them, nv though he were Of
his own blood. Yet there wn~ no truth
in NInrrins ta,nt--Wil:un revcred
Lucia Merrln MS saint rather than
loved her as Il woman. She had carried
weight so gallaptiy. faced down III luck
with courage. faith and charity that
showed her quality 10 hc rure indeed.
Enllari lias had ypilrI rho biSorora
OF mn uufaithful husband when he died.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29

So much younger he hardly noticed
me-you saw he met me as u total
stranger"
'Iou are--his good angel" Wilton
Interrupted. lie Is indeed fortunate
to have Your love added 10 his moth
er's idoiatry."
Time ambled wlthal there in the
pine woods. Marin ceased to talk of
.Anna-he even veered away from the
subject when Wilton darlnsly men-
toned her. One night he sat smoking
until almost dawn. yet reused from
short sleep. cleur-eyed and smiling. to
say to Wilton: "rake me buck-l
must straighten things with Anna. She
will understand when l tell her about
Mary-but until am free"
''You were free before we came
here" Winton interrupted. running on
into Sketchy explanation. Marin
listened intently-then gave Il joyous
shout and set of running. Wilton had
no need To ask why. He knew the
goal-Mary Provost, the good angel.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29
A Good Angel
By MARTHA M. WILLIAMS


!'.1. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Marin flung down his pack, saying
'h@rl!y TO Wilton: $50 you can this
camp. | call ii, rnther--l fake"
What a pity" Wilton answered
Will a grim smile. since YOU are like
!" stay in it for II mOnll,--lnuybe
%.rr You know thc hargain-''
l know what YOU said Of things"
"afrIh rctortcd. ''lr You had told the
d"ih. my mother"
mat II he all from You right now"
"Hl"n broke out Stcrnly. IF you
were not What YOU area shadow, not
''i i would wash my hands Of you
wore tomorrow morning"
'bN,-Since I am weak and i'll. YOU
""h' III" for son, eh!" Marin taunt-
IT, MI YOU Legion fellows think it is
,->''f' ais" pleasuntcr, to marry money
,'"n I" make it. Let alone waiting
'"f grateful country
"'ii"h caught the other mans
'''>'> held them immovablc for min
w. men iooscd them; his eyes sud
WI! ''i'"d with infinite pity--r0used
'"' 'fciorS. the hcaf he felt in the
'"'f> il"Sh. In Il kind, steady voice
"""an: 'Billy-I know what shell.
'"" does 10 i fel!ow---hOw it seems
NH MS right soul and put devil
"a" III It. Let me help you TO dis
-' 'hat devil. You know that is
H.! W" are here.
'"''"r Lyme says your one chance
,'''IhS back is quiet. good care,
'""H aud exercise in this healing
"""iN air. Try to remember that
'"'h""r. Too. you are here by your
'"iii"i--ynu were keen enough
coming only yesterday. Ask
''' what motive | could posi-
Old 80 IL bringing YOU here. except
.."f" wish to help YOU save your
""r'n apparently was not listen
suddenly he broke out: See
&C." moon. Moon. is Anna look
"' YOU, too? She promiscd-yOu
% II" did DO YOU think she will
'""H her word?"
n. '"h Strolled softly away, not dar-
-, ~ remain. Anna Delna was hard
"N''F TO be looking at now moons
~ 'ne eve Of her wedding. She
,o, ''t deserving sick man in cold
49,. instead she had fallen out of
Sn, ""h him while he was away
b., '''N>'"n had kept her from break
",h MIN openly nj flrst--latcr.
81" knew the shock might kill
oo, I've him, She had tcmpOrlzed,
"s MN dcluded in fools yara.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29

she stepped forward and kissed him.
ave travelled four thousand miles
for that welcome" said Henry.
when came to Bridgeton IN
abandoned orphan twenty years ago.
related the young man, you. Mrs.
Driver and your husband took me in.
Bless YOU! Never had u boy better
Bridgeton four years ago to seek my
own fortune. I made solemn VOW.
It was that would never forget my
old friends If met with success"
That's you. Henry" smiled Lee
Driver "Well?"
II am millionaire" announced
Henry, and they all gasped.
Henry! Henry" cried the delighted
old savant quaveringly. 'Is this some
fairy story?'
"Not n bit Of it." declared Henry.
you. Doc" he went on. "ha,c always
wanted to boss something. Well. you
shall be superintendent of my big
ranch, and You shall demonstrate your
ability as an organizer and manager"
ITS the chance Of my lifetime ~
gasped the old political campaisner.
"As to you," continued Henry. turn.
ing fond glance upon Sarah" nothing
Is too good for you. I hear you have
been in household rut SO long that
you pine for change-you need to try
some one else's cooking. And Lee.
here. working twelve hours a day and
allowed only on Saturday nights to
smoke indoors. shall have Il den OF
his own stocked with the best cigars
in the market"
The new life of the four astonished
legatccs who had tired of the hum
drum Of "IIome, Sweet Home" might
deserve lengthy exploitation. Briefly
all that Henry Bolton promised lie
carried out.
''Too many books and life too short
to read them ALL" the professor
mourned one day. 81 never knew there
WAS so much knowledge in the world
Henry, l want to go back to my mod.
est old favoritcs ut Bridgeton and die
cOntented.'
And Doc had sourcd on power. He
missed his old cronies, who had list.
ened to his flowery orations. The I'm.
cultured cowboys only laughed at him
Henry discovered Lee behind n tree
putting Mt his dear old briarwood and
sick with ennui. And Mrs. Driver
she said to Henry:
"Why, there isn't morscl Of food
cooked here the way I cook it. 1 just
long for the old kitchen range and
real home comforts.
Result: They all pinned for "Home
Sweet Home" and returned there with
gladstone hearts-all except one.
This was Serena Blair, niece OF
the Drivers. She had been adopted by
Sarah, and the latter had insisted or
bringing her with them. Henry had
played with Serena when she was &
child. Very rapidly he had renewed
the old companionship. When tho
Drivers went back to Brldgeton Sc
rena. liking the climate, remained be
hind. finding employment in stor,
in the nearest town.
Now came rude change In forum,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29
Must Hire His Own HeJp.

A man who was house hunting dis
covered the kind Of home he wanted.
The door was opened by n pretty par
Tor maid. He asked her some ques-
:ions nervously, for he was n timid
man. Presently, remembering the
servant problem. he said:
"And are YOU to he let with the
house,"
"NO," answered the maid. eff Won
please, sir. l am to be let alone."-
London Tit-BitS
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29

Only his wire. and his Old lawyer had
ever known the truth: ., Wilton had
guessed ii intuitively. Lucia had sent
her twin sons to the army almost ioy-
ouSly-- of their chance to re-
deem the name and blood. One had
fallen among the first and fartheSt
forward; there remained to her only
'his lrart-hreaking wreck.
Notwithstanding tragedy-yet Will
ton held fast to hope. 1t grew with
the morning. Marin was almost bois-
ferrous in spirits. You promised Inc
wild strawberries" he said guyly af-
Ter breakfast. UNLESS YOU make
So"d--well awful things may happen
TO you.'
The berries Grmmrd The grass of Il
natural meadow il mile or more from
camp but the tramp did not tire Mar
rin. lie flung himself down beside the
hrSl ruby cluster he Spicd. shouting
like boy ami crarnning his moutl,
with fruit.
Then twenty yards off up rose Il
slim figure, hcautiful---yct Wilton
started ut sight as though it were IA
ghost No ghost but living likeness
OF Anna Delna. in pose. features. col
oring. How would Marin bear
sight of it? Wilton watched him with
wildly humping heart. us he Sprung
erect, and made three PAGES toward
the stranger. his face illumincd his
hands outStretched. Suddenly they
fell lifeIcssly--he began To stanlncr
excuses. The girl nodded cnmprehen-
sion, stepped forward and offered him
her hand. saying: $50 glad to happen
on you so early---we are camping too
-mOthcr and THE milk boy told
us there was u Soldier-gentlelnan
just come. Welcome to the pine
woods. No better place in the world
to forget-things bettcr-forgotten."
"iOu are right, indeed" Wilton
said. approaching. Inside Of five min
utcs he had placed himself ana Mar
rim, and found out that the girl, An
mas double, WAS Mary Provost, her
cousin.
Three days later he said to her
aside: You DluSi realize the Situu-
tion--do YOU realize the danger of
itT'
"'T" him. YOU mran?" Mary flung
baci. her head high. "Yoli---you
can't think | would he so hcnrtlcss as
tV--brrt him? | felt like numbering
Anna when she told me--that is why
oh. never mind. Maybe il | can
make him content. until nature saves
liinl--what | am doing will he justi-
fed
1T needs no justifylng." Wilton
said, lifting her hand revcrentIy to
his lips. "lnconsciously Billy Is be-
ginning 10 love you--hclped by the
sense that il is deadly wrong. This Is
In his gleams Of norInaity--they grow
steadily. Encourage him to form
habit or loving you-'f you want to
save him from worse than death"
Il have loved hin,--ulways." she
said under breath. He did not dream
!. tut that made 10 difference. I wuS
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29
Home
BY KATE EDMONDS
20. 1921. Western Newspaper Union,


There was suppressed excitement
i'm BridsetOn when it WIS whispered
about that a mysterious conference
WAS to take place at the one law office
of the little town. Ii seemed that
Lee Driver and his wife, Sarah, Pro-
feSSor DrcXcl and Old Doc Brown had
Gcen notified to he present nj Il GER
tain hour on Il certain morning, TO
receive information of great ilnpor-
lance ana value 10 :hem.'
ITS 4 legacy" declared one active
gossip. "They have probably been
tate in England"
Its trouble, I'll guarantee that"
said Sarah, for She was always look
ing for it.
But all these wild gucsscs were set
at naught when the quartet were
seated in the lawyers Office. A pleas
ant-faced young man Of about twenty
four confronted them, smiling and
cheerful.
well folks" he said. II suppose
you don't know me-"
All hands stared at the speaker,
then ut one another, and shook their
heads silently.
IL am Harry Bolton"
"What!" shouted the professor, his
solemn face now beaming, little Hen
~, who learned his 4, 3, C'S from
me?"
''Hank!' cried Doc Brown. "Why,
I taught you how to crate"
You, Henry" exclaimed Joe. II
am truly glad to see YOU" and he
looked It.
Sarah regarded the returned native
keenly. 1t was to grasp her hand that
the stranger passed the others by. A
softened look came into her eyes. and
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29

for Henry. The ranch mansion burneo
down one night. uninsured. A ques.
tion Of title disposseSsed Henry from
the land ownership. Then he went
down with the fever.
When he came out OF Il long dellri-
I'm the young ranchman found Serena
faithful nurse ut his side. AS he
convaleseed he realized how much be
loved her. One day he showed the
loyal girl picture of mountain
cabin.
Serena" he said. that Is all ]
have left of my fortune. There is
grand air. golden sunshine and fruit.
fuleacre l would ask you to become
my wife IL 1 could only offer you
something better
Henry" replied Serena, blushinsl.
dropping her happy face to his shelter.
ing shoulder. "home Is where the
heart iS!'
Question Of Speed.
"Has the automobile revolniionized
farm life?"
1T certainly has" replied Mr.. Cob
bles. with sigh.
1T has made farm work easier h
do. I s.ppose."
"Yes. but harder to get done. After
hired man has discovered he can
travel 80 miles an hour in a fiivver
YOU can't convince him that driving u
tractor bears any resemblance to u
Joy de."-Birmingham Age-Herald.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29
Would Be Time Wasted.

AS one of the laboring class (Ye
gods. how the money rolls in we are
NOT keen personally for the idea ex-
pressed in the following lines even
though we print them:
II would like to get few days
of to get married, sir"
"Why didn't you get married dur
Ing your vacatiOn?"
II didn't want to spoil my vacation
in that way, sir."-Boston TRANSCRIPT
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29
To Wash Windows.

Use piece of channels skin about
fifteen to eighteen inches square. Use
warm water, wiring out the channels
lightly and wash over the window.
Then wiring the chamois out Of water
until as dry as possible and rub over
the window. This will take Off all
the moisture and there will be no
lint left. The windows will shine, and
once tried you will never wash your
windows any other way.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-29
Explained

Explained.
what is a biting remark?''
Il suppose it is the kind you throw
in persons teeth"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-06-30
URGE NATIONAL USE OF
STANDARD SIGNAL
Uniform Hand System Approved
by Eastern States as Safety
Means.

A code of hand signals for use
by drivers Of power vehicles of all
sorts has just been approved by
the Register Of Motor Vehicles of
Massachusetts, and they are COM
paratively the same as those upon
which the state officials of Con-
necticut, and the Massachusetts,
Safe Road Federation have placed
their approval.
It has been suggested that the
simple code which is given in the
next paragraph be adopted
throughout the country, as a
means of making automobiles
travel safer for pedestrians and
drivers as we'll. The rule as out
lined are for use by drivers on the
left side Of the cars, but can just
as we'll be adopted for either
hand.
To stop, the driver will extend
his left arm and hold it station
ary, all fingers extended, and
close together. To make a turn
to the left, extend the left arm
and hold stationary as before, but
close the hand, with the exception
Of the index of first finger, which
should be pointing. When a turn
to right is to be made signal with
the left arm extended, fingers ex-
tended, and palm upward, and ro-
tate the hand from the rear to the
front.
When the driver is going to
back the car, extend the arm and
hand as in the case Of signal to
turn right, with the exceptions
that the palm Of the hand be ver-
tical, and move it upwards and
downwards from it's horizontal
position.
To make a complete turn, give
the signal and repeat until the car
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-06-30
RELIEF. FOR THE FARMERS

Agricultural land is cultivated,
improved and maintained to the
best permanent effect when it is
owned by the farmers who work
it. And proprietorship is one Of
the strongest incentives for keep
ing ambitious citizens in the coun-
try. These advantages, which
many Of the conveniences obtain
able in the city, should make
farming and rural life, which
have their own charms, decidedly
interesting and profitable.
Two important steps to afford
necessary financial accommoda-
tions to farmers have been taken
recently by the federal govern
ment. The Federal Reserve act
has been amended so that national
banks may lend money on unen-
numbered farm land for FIVE years.
In connection with the Federal
Farm Land Bank System, the gov
ernment is arranging to provide a
revolving fund of $50,OOO,OO and
to appropriate $10O,000,0OO from
the earnings of the Federal Re-
serve System. This amount Of
100000 will be in addition to
the $40, 100000 of Land Bank
bonds issued in April, and Of
which all but $1,5OO,OO0 have been
sold.
The base of each loan is still
held at SO per cent Of the value Of
the land but it is now permissible
for any individual to borrow as
much as $4,000.
In time the immense subsidy
furnished by the government will
be reduced through the invest
ment of private capital in Land
Bank bonds. But the government
is to be commended for manifest
ing generosity which will give the
farmers the Accommodations which
he needs, revive interest in agri-
cultural conditions, and increase
farm production. The farmer is
the mainstay Of the on.-Jack-
son Daily News.