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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
rnEsnyTEHIAN.
First Presbyterian
Church
CVcst Grace and Mnl,I.on

Preaching az II y. ~. and s u.
By Or. +. 7. McFadcn.
Sunday School at $50. and Bib
Glasses At $40 A. ~.
ON account Of the meeting of Pre-
by'ory there VIII be no wcdncsd:
evening service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
ST. James Episcopal
Church

Holy Communion at s ~ NJ
Morning Prayer and sermon at II
o'clock.
Evening Prayer and sermon at Sis.
Church School at $3.50 y. VI.
Bible Classes for men and women
in the Coiicgiatc School. 1919 Monu-
mcnt Avenue. at 10 a. NJ.
The rector. Rev. G. Frccland Peter.
Will preach at the morning service,
and the assistant minister, Rev. Carl
5. Smith, in the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
Christ p. e. Church

N"nablc and Twenty-sccoud Streets
~ ~ \. NJ. the rector. Rev. j.. y.
dc Foe Wagner. viii preach At
i. NJ. bishop VIM. cabcIl Brown viii
c"nuur, 4; tonhrma ton Service.
sunday School and Ni.n'g Hiblc
Class meet at 9:i5 y. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
St. Paul'S Church

sunday School and Bible Glasses at
80 \. NJ. Morning Prayer at ii A.
NJ. Musical Prelude ut 7:i5 T. NJ
Evening Prayer at SIS.
At the II O'Clock service the rector
Rev. ". Russell Eowic. j.. D.. viii
preach on The luinanncss Of the
Christian Church." and at S:l5 on
Martin Luther and the Message Of
Professionalism, commemorative the
icOth anniversary Of Iuthcr's trial
before the Emperor Charles V.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
W'FADDEN TO SELL
81 PAPERS TODAY
ImNn,!c Nrnnd strcct Crn,,ds

CContinucI From First TaEcD
Legion OF not. vii! bc benefited by
lie fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
.MII'IliODISTS.
Laurel Street Metho-
dist Church

James Riddick Laughton. Pastor.
Mrs. J. w. Perry. superintendent
OF young people. Woman's Missionary
Council. NJ. t.. Church. South, speaks
at IL a. NJ
Edward Perry speaks on Near
East Conditions" at +. N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
ST. James M. E. Church
Trinity M. e. Church

CTwcuticth and BROAD S,rccts)
R"v X. ~ Scott breaches at II y. NJ.
sunday school aud Mems Bible Class.
J" \. NJ ~ the evening ScrviC" a
visiting missionary viii speak. f.p-
worth League, : l.. VI. All welcome.
Seats free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
Sunday in the Churches
MI.IItOIDfS
EpWOrth Church

Whafin ana Rowland Streets
sunday School and Bib. Class at,
9:3u.
Preaching at II y. NJ and s l.. ~.
10y the pastor. Rev \. =. Whitmorc.
Morning subject. stewardship, eve
MINK subject. CONSIDERATION W. Pro-
Crast!uation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
ST. Johns Episcopal
Church

Services at II a. NJ. and 8 u. NJ
By the rector. the Rev. Hugh w Sub.
lett. Mems Bible Glass at 9:i6 y. NJ
Union
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-11
FRIDAY. MARCH Il. 1921.
LIVING AND EATING.


The papers are filled these drgs with
articles on health. Every metropolitan
journal has It's department devoted to
he Subject. One gains very little
from them 1t does seem that tie
dna issue depends upon The answer
do wo eat TO live or do we live to eat?
1t is venerable alternative that is de-
cried because the idea OF eating to live
Is unpopular, says Ohio state Journal.
Living TO eaeseems to be the universal
habit. That. Of course, pushes aside
the simple diet, with its accompanying
avoidance Of narcotics and alcoholics.
The llylng.to,eat advocates ignore the
fa3t that the tl'ueSt living comes from
eating to live; not only the truest nv
ng, but The highest enjoyment, Men
have contracted diseases and invited
an early old age by eating everything
they want for when they,do this, they
overeat themselves Many noble
person has made a wreck Of his life
by giving free play to his appetite.
Many 4 man who secuted the idea OF
simple living is sleeping under the
sod. In accounting for tie death Of
a gifted man, who had gone TO an
early grave friend said OF him; HE
was a great eater" Could that account
for itl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-11
:. SWEAR OFF
M TOBACCO

'NoTo-Bac' has helped thousands
to break the costly, nerye-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have a
longing for cigarette, cigar pipe,
or for a chew just place harmless
No-To.Bac tablet in your mouth in.
stead, to help relieve that awful desire
Shortly the habit may be completely
broken, ard you are better off men-
tally, physically, financially It's so
easy, so simple. Get a box of MOTTO,
Bac and if it doesn't release you from
all craving for tobacco in any form.
your druggist will refund your money
without question.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-11

Talk about Sunday blue laws, here's
a decree issued not long ago by the
mayor Of little commune 10 the
Pyfenees: whereas, the young poo
ple of the commune are wont to meet
and dance every Sunday after mass,
and the noise they make frightens the
cocks hens and all other animals
OF the village. we hereby prohibit
dancing within the bounds Of the com
hume during the hours in which The
domestic animals take their repose. ~
Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-11
What's Gone?
L.unbagO
Yon Won't Stay In Bed Long ii Ycu Rus
on QDick-Acting Begys Mustafiae

1t does the work and cannot blister the
tenderest skin.
Keep box handy, for lumbaeo comes
quickly and you can bet you'il want il 70
80 quickly when it comes.
And II will go quicker than you ever
hoped for and so will sore throat, chest
colds. tonsllitis. pIeurisy and byonchils.
Begy's Mustarine often ends the misery
and subdues thainaammahon before most
remedies you have heard aboutGet started.
Sowhy suffer for days while using slow.
acting remedies when rheumatic pa,ns arc
eased, neuralgia banished and soreness and
stiffness ended in double quick time.
For every ache and pain and to get In.
fiuenza before ii gets you, get Begy's Mus.
tarine, in the yellow box-30 and 90 cents
-" the Quickest Pain Killer on Earth"
w. l.. Gokay can supply you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-11

Strikes caused labor to lose S725,-
100000 in wages during 1919. In 9TH
or words, labor burned that much time
up and had no insurance. And 1t IS
easy To see now that this sum Is not
10 be recouped, either.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-11

Undoubtedly the maidstone IS an
thentc. IT. when the stone Is applied
TO The dogs bite, the victim doesn't
have hyihophobia, the Gog wasn't mad.
II always works.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-11

MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to tho use for publication Of
mot otherwise credited in that paper,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

mus byt' tonto sna1ou vedena,
ak nema byt' marnym vsetko lsi-
lie obrodenie Slovenska.
Go sa tyka obilia a chlebovfn,
vieme dobre, ze Slovensko ie se-
bestacnym, ale "a to je vel'a ta-,
kych horskych krajov, kde chleba
dnes takmer tri razy tax vel'-
neni ma dostac. Vdsaka osudu -
LAX len neaka mimoriadna pohro-
ma nepride -, tohorocna 1roda
sl'ubuje sa byt' vel mi bohatou.
Zmiznii TAX tie nepokoje, axe do
lteraz prave nasledkom nedosta-
ltocneho zasobovania ma mnohych
miestach sa opakovaly.
| Stav dobytka ma Slovensku je
ftaky, ako Dol pred vojnon. Slo-
XIV, ako Dol pred voinon. Slo-
sensko ma nesmierne bohatstvn
lesov, ale ami lacneho masa ami
Edreva neni k dostaniu. Dreva
neni mono kupit' pre- jeho dra-
hotu a menovite preto, re dopra-
va zeleznicou vyzaduje vel'kych
nakladoy. Vyvozu prekaza ne
realna spekulacna politika neslo-
venskych priemysel 'nfkov, ktori
focakavali, re republika skor-ne-
skor bude zlomena.
1 Nacionalisovanie neslovenskych
priemysel'nych podnikov a Pc
naznych iistavov nepokracuje tax,
iako by bolo ziaducne celkll
prospesne. Mad arsky podnik
Iprepustf ciastku svojich do slo-
venskych rdk, priberie sloven-
skych politikov do spravy riadi-
'stva, avsak tito majd SHIFT
"a nastroj k vylusnemu uplatno-
vaniu mad arsko-zidovskych "a
ujmov. Matt ziskat' pomoc a
podporu tych, ktori sa dostali k
vedeniu vecf statnych k rozhodo-
vaniu sl'avach vyvoze a dovo-
| re, a statnych dodavkach "a D.
Firma ostava stara, len nadpis je
novy. Ktorakol 'vek ceska banka
ma Slovensku vel mi vd 'acne DO,
lskytne liver takemu ma polo u5
zkrachovanemu podniku, alebo
penaznemu 1stavu, postavi no ma
lnohy a zachranf tax cd zaniknu-
tia. Ked' je vsak rec znaceni
statnych pozieiek cesko-sloven-
skych, tn mad 'arskf spravcovia
spustia strasny Shrek, ze nemajd
iodkial' znacit'. Pravda, svoje
penazne prebytky ulozia 81 Ease
do podruzneho mad 'arsko-zidov.
skeho dstavu a radsej plata dE.
nicke 6roky od pozicky vo filial-
ke eeskej banky a oslabujd tax
penaznd hotovost' nasu.
L'ud, vidi tito nesrovnalost'
mad ktorou neni mono preist' be7
toho, ably sa nevytklo statu, ze
pre- hospodarske oslobodenie
j ISlovenska nevyvinul dosial' ma
lezitej peelivosti. Hospodarska
otazka Sloyenska je s1easne otaz.
kou narodnou a jednu bez dru-
hej nemozno riesit'. Tohoto by
81 mali al nasi slovenskf politiko.
via plnej miere uvedomit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29
MA PREDAJ

5 izbovy dom v .prvotriednom
stave, dubovy finis dolu, kdpelna
cimentovana pivnica, fornes, stu
dena tepla voda, jeden aker ze-
me na utesenej polohe, rozliene
ovocne stromy a jahody, JUNE Cd
mesta, asi 5 mindt cd poulicnej
kary. Cena je mierna. Haste sa 0
d'alsie podrobnosti u majitel'a
pod {. 112 4. Boardman Street, u
National Foreign Exchange Go.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29
JAzYKovA oTAzKA U URA-
DOV MA SLOVENSKU

v 1920 vydan6 bolo nariadenie,
ze v Bratislave kazdy mestsky
dradnik, podobne al zupny, md
|sa naucit do isteho casu aspoh
tol 'ko pc sloyensky, aby sa vedel
vyjadrit' a vyplnit' dradne listi-
ny u statnej reel. Statnou recon-
V GSR je cestina a slovencina, ODE
tieto sestry jednako cenne prav-
Inc v ktorejkol'vek ciastke repnb-
Eliky. Bratislavske mad 'arsko-
Enemecke nradnictvo ak 81 nero
Ibilo posmesky nariadenia, tax
z nntnosti navstevovalo kurz slo-
lvenciny len ledya ze bolo a w
sledok toho Dol, ze pri zkdskach
neobisli. TT nenapravitel'nf bud1
prepustenf a ktori prejavili jak1-
| TAXI dobr1 vol'u, dostali este raz
prflezitost' naueit' sa po slovensky
sriadenim noveho kursu.
| Tt, ktorych vec matt 'azsie "a
siahla, zacali sa chovat' talk me-
spratne, ze to vyvolalo vseobecn1
nevol'u a vysledok toho je, ze DR..
/ Martin Micura, minister pre- spra-
WI Slovenska vydal move nariade-
ME ktorym nutnost' znalosti Stat
neho jazyka rozsiruje sa ma uze-
mie celeho Slovenska, ma trad
nfctvo nielen statne ale al NEST
fske. Nariadenie toto ustanovuje,
re Cd l. auusta sriadene bud1
jednorocne naukobehy, kde take
to skoly, maj1 byt' sopakovane.
Navsteva naukobehu je povinna
! pre- vsetko iradn1ctvo a len v
vynimecnych pripadoch moze jed
notlivca toho oslobodit' zupan
Vyueovanie bude dl'a moznosti
kazdodenne. Ucitel 'ov bude pla.
tit zpolovise Stat a zpolovice
patrienf posluchaei, po pripade
obec. Po siestich mesiacoch mo.
re 81 posluchac podat' ziadost
0 slozenie prvej zktisky a ktor1
pri nej dobre obijdu, tych moze
zupan od d'alSieho navstevovania
skoly oslobodit'. V juni 1922
budd zkdSky a vydavane bud1
vysvedcenie, ktore musf byt' pred
lozene ministerstvu pre- Sloven.
sko, ma zaklade ktoreho potom
tam rozhodnl, ci patricny trad.
mix ma byt' prevzaty, alebo po.
Enechany y; patricnom lrade., Tie.
Ito ;naukobehy slovenciny mnsia
lnavstevovat' vsetci lradnici, kto.
ri statnu rec vobec neznaj1 Zee.
stinu alebo sloveneinu) bez roz.
dielu veku, pri zktlskach vsak
nebndG kladene jednake pozia-
davky, ale podl'a toho. aky slu.
sobny odbor kto zastava. Ron
ceptni nradnici musia sa naueit
slovensky dokonale. V Bratislave
budd sriadene styri kurzy, postu-
ipne. ,@.@r
| Zasluhu "a tot nariadenie ma
dr. Bella, ktory ako zupan brati-
slavsky pohybal otazkou, ktory
h1zevnate nastojil, ably jazykova
nariadenia byvaleho ministra DR..
Srobara neprisly do zabudnutia.
Odpor bratislavskeho 1radnfctva
priniesol svoje ovocie.. Tito dl-
fall, ze celia vec sa zabudne, do
stall teraz posledne vystrazne ma
pomenutie.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-08

modern Jewish club house in St.
Paul was definitely made, when
at meeting of the Board of Gov
errors of the Aleph Beth Club, on
Tuesday noon of this week it was
decided that the formal opening
of the new club for the members
only, will take place on Monday
evening, July 18th. All the work
of remodelling and interior dec
Grating Of the club has now been
completed and only the finishing
touches and installing of furnish
ings remain. The club will be
complete except possibly for
few minor details, by the 18th,
and will undoubtedly be one of
the finest club homes in the Twin
Cities.
The club house committee, the
entertainment committee and the
initiation committee are all CO.
operating in the preparations for
the formal house warming for
members which will take place
on the 18th. The large number of
new members who have been
elected recently will be initiated
on this occasion. Other plans and
arrangements for the affair are
being kept secret by the commit
tees, promising an evening of en-
joyment for the members which
will almost equal that of the re-
cent stag. Hot weather will not
interfere, as the new club rooms
are about as airy and cool as any
spot in town.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-08
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

The townspeople of Kowel, Dub
no, Krzemeince, Sarny and Rowno
have hailed the Joint Distribution
Workers with joy, and have pledg-
ed full cooperation in solving the
orphan problem. Four hundred
orphans were allotted to Kowel, one
hundred and fifty to Sarny, and one
hundred to Rowno, Dubno. and
Krzemenice, respectively. The re-
naming one hundred and fifty are
to be selected from the bereaved
children in the Luck district.
With the exception of Luck,
there was Child Care Committee
already organized in every town,
ready to undertake the work map
ped out by the Joint Distribution
Committee representatives.
1t is predicted, by a survey of
the preliminary plans for adopting
the orphans, that the Joint Distri-
button Committee will meet with the
same success in arranging for the
placement of children in the Uk-
raine as has crowned it's efforts in
organizing the placement and care
of the adopted children in homes
and institutions in Galicia.
This extension of activities has
been made possible only by the gen
erous response of American Jewry
to the unparalleled need of suffer-
ing childhood.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-08
I. D. C. PROVIDES FOR 1000
ORPHANS.

In the belief that American Jews
will within short time contribute
enough for the financial adoption of
a large number of Ukraine orphans,
the overseas representatives OF the
Joint Distribution Committee have,
by means of a small emergency
fund advanced for this purpose,
taken under care one thousand adj
ditional orphans, who in order to
remain under shelter must now be
adopted through the Jewish War
Orphans Fund. Arrangements
have been completed for the adop-
ton of thse orphans in Wohlyn,
according to word just received
from overseas by the War Orphans
Bureau of the Joint Distribution
Committee.
The principal cities of the Tx
raine have been visited and Child
Care Committees appointed to reg
lister the fatherless and motherless
children in each section It is es-
timated that approximately one
tenth of thee full orphans in the
Polish Ukraine will be placed in pri-
vate homes, or in institutions, and
that the housing condition of the
half orphans will be improved.
Classes are to be arranged for the il
literate and school facilities consid-
erably enlarged.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-08
BNAI BIRTH PICNIC
GROUNDS CHANGED

Owing to certain conditions
which have arisen at Lake
Johanna within the last few
weeks, which make the place I'M
desirable in the opinion of the
committee, for a Bnai Birth Pic
mic, the entertainment committee
in charge of the 5Oth anniversary
outing of Minnesota Lodge, have
cancelled the arrangements for
the use of the picnic grounds and
facilities at Lake Johanna. The
picnic will take place on the same
date as planned, however, Sun
day, July 18th, at Tanners Lake.
The new picnic grounds selected
are ideally situated, and at loca-
ton much more private than
Lake Johanna. The picnic
grounds at Tanners Lake with
boating, fishing, dancing, swim
ming, athletic sports and games
of all kinds will be exclusively in
charge of the Bnai Birth commit
tee. Buses will leave from Rice
Park at 9, 10, II, and II a. M,
July 18th. The new grounds
selected with the added space and
facilities make it especially de-
sirable for a very large number
of Bnai Birth members and
friends who are expected to at
tend.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-08
HEBREW INSTITUTE
HOLDS GRADUATION

The annual graduation exer-
cises of the St. Paul Hebrew In
stitute located on the West Side
were held last Sunday evening,
July 3rd, at the school. Besides a
very fine program rendered by
the pupils, speeches were made
by Rabbi Herman Simon and
Rabbi J. B. Hurvitz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-27

the union, and especially
with the Republican states.
We have as yet seen no
solid argument issue from
Colonel Anderson's machine
at Richmond. What is not
pure camoufiage is smoke
screen! Luckily, however.
the people are not to be de
ceiyed, and the vote in No
vember will constitute an
overwhelming and everlastt-
ing rebuke to the slanderous
attacks on the people Of Viz
ginia, now INDUCED in by
the little ring at Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-27
FREDERICKSBURG. NORMAL
SCHOOL

A number of physical improve
ments and additions were made at
this institution during the summer,
including new concrete walks, repair
to driveway through the grove, re-
pair to heating plant in Monroe
Hall, repainting interior Frances
Willard Hall, building garage.
Additional equipment has been ad.
ded to the Home Economics, Ply
steal Education, Social Science and
Commercial Teacher Training De-
partments.
This institution, beginning with
the current session, is going upon a
wholly professional basis, receiving
only high school graduates and hold
ers of first grade certificates.
The school will present its usual
weekly moving pictures during the
first two quarters and has also
bought splendid series OF entertain
ment numbers for its Winter Ly-
ceum Course. A large number of
citizens have purchased season
tickets for the course.
We have about 50 per cent more
professional students than have
hitherto been enrolled at the school.
Through the interest and generos.
ity Of the city, a number of cash
scholarships have been established at
this school for the session l92l-'22.
All of our graduates of 192O-'2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-27
EVANGELISTC SERVICES

The Trinity M. E. Church
and the Methodist Protest
ant Church are holding four
weeks Of evangelistic SER
vices; the first two weeks III
the Methodist Protestant
Church and the second two
weeks in the Trinity M. f.
Church. Prominent preach.
ers from abroad have kindly
volunteered their services
during the four weeks. This
week is the second week anG
the meetings are being held
in the Methodist Protestant
Church. Next week and the
week after, the Trinity NJ.
E. Church will be the. place
Of service.
The sessions have been Of.
absorbing interest, and the
labors of DR.. Martin. and Mr..
Brown crowned with sue
cess, no less than fifty-eight
conversions having taken
place up to this date. These
Well-knoWn pastors are elo-
quent and earnest and the.
people are responding nobly
to their efforts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-27
IN MENlORIAM

LAVINUS-In loving remembrance
of our dear beloved daughter and
sister, MINNA ELIZABETH, who
died three years ago today, Octo-
Der 27, 1918.
May her soul rest in peace.
Dear daughter just three, years ago
today,
You were so suddenly called away,
Our heart is heavy, our grief is our
pain,
When we think of YOU dear daugh-
ter,
When you were called away.
From this land Of pain and sorrow,
To the land of peace and rest,
God has taken you dear sister
Where you found eternal rest.
Three years ago we bid farewell,
To the one we loved so dear.
And on her grave together wept,.
Many bitter tear.
From her loving parents.
255-ip. Brothers and Sisters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-27
ANDERSON'S FIGURES

We are in receipt OF a
communication from Repub-
lican State Headquarters, at
Richmond, of some four
typewriter pages, all about
the number of office-holders
in Virginia. Nowhere in the
panoplied array of statistics
is there any hint as to how
a Republican administration
would reduce the number.
Nowhere in this staggering
compilation of horrors IS
there a suggestion as to why
it makes an argument tor.
/, Republican votes. Nowhere
is any hint Of blame attach
= ed to the Democratic party
! for the mathematics Of Of
fice-holding in the Old Do.
minion.
Statistics are valuable
only in comparison. Fig
ures do not damn unless cor
!. related to facts. We believe
! that this crime of office
holding, that causes such
]. spasmodic contraction Of the.
facial muscles Of Col. Ander-.
| son, would be found even.
more prevalent in the Re-
publican states than in those
in the Democratic column.
. For our own part, we
could wish the number OF Of
fice-holders in Virginia We're
prodigiously increased. Col.
Anderson apparently shakes
his sorrowful head at, as he
says, "21, 1881 persons con-
nected with the school sys-
tenn" We say "apparently.D
because these figures are IN
Guided in the general array
without comment. Instead
Of 1881 persons, as he calls
IT, EN-, we hope to see the day,
and that soon, when there
may be fifty thousand "per-
sons" connected with our
school system. We also
hope to see these same per-
sons average even a higher
wage than the pitiful $685.
now paid them annually.
We further believe that I'M
der Governor Trinkle this
latter feat can be accom-
plished without any raise in
taxation. Even this, by the
way, is a whole fifty per cert
more than Marion Buffers
state pays its teachers!
AS the notaries public pay
a fee of five dollars each into
the state treasury, and do no
harm, why not duadruple in
stead Of diminishing their
number? AS to city officials
that is entirely a matter OF
municipal administration.
AS to the election officers
they serve perhaps once
year on an average.
Deducting the school
teachers and the municipal
officers and the notaries
public and those who may be
called casual employees on
special occasions, and the
statistics sent out from the
Republican State Headquar-
tiers dWindle into a normal
figure that we venture to
say would compare most
favorahlv with any state in
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1921

have been placed In responsible
teaching positions for the coming
session.
Several very able additions have
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Mrs. D. l.. Folks, of: Richmond
was the week end guest Of Mrs. r.
Il. Tate, in Del Ray, remaining for
the pastors reception in the Bap-
list Church, last evening.
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VOCATION RECORDS

AL lockers Dance Orchestra
Bring Back My Blushing Rose-In-
trod. "Sally Won't You Come
Back ?"-Fox Trot from "Ziegfeld
Follies of 1921"
Second Hand Rose-Introd. Il Know"
Fox Trot, from "Ziegfeld Follies
of 1921"
GEO. H. RAILING, Mgr.
SIS King Street