The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-07-29

In a speech at Pittsboro, ex-senator Vardaman expressed
declares that he now wishes that he had stumped the state urg,
ing people not to buy these securities es11;tIe because the government
Language of this sort from Vardaman is not surprising. He
friend of Germany, even taking an active part in the organized
propaganda work being conducted by the ne enemies mi. ou,u oor
the bonds he bought I'll 1t is !; not ann a matter r. Of II re So"bt t6a x he boug mt
bought any at all. Certain it is, he did not buy them in Jackson,
or anywhere else in Mississippi; :.
bond purchases, and feel that it is our duty to offer him relief
Therefore, the Daily News will be glad to purchase from
Jim all the government bonds he may now possess, regardless
terest, our only condition being that he produce satisfactory
proof that he was a bona hde purchaser of the bonds during the
wen do even better than that The various issues ISHs u Of Li6er,
us a batch of either of these issues, accompanied by proper
proof that he bought them while the United States and Germany
1t is not personal love for vardaman, or anxiety over his
fimnIH do sG4d Wa0t to 5h sse p Tfpertv p pe to m ma tse t posses eits1. of W se
enemy of our government-Jaekson Daily News.
Congress, while looking around for things to tax, would per
form form o a great s sssyiss by yt R'a t : sn sSeh a heavy Sf tax the On 1ap pistols eoa1d fn sft
ford to carry them. 1t seems that human life is growing cheaper
the 'e eone eean,dy 1885, IT nG If the pHae @ ean not q be- f fept o"t Of 't the
pocket any other way, it ought to be taxed out.
As much as the hanging Q? 3 Casey Jones, the white mar who VI 70
will serve e vet to enforce Ss e the lesson as n| Of 81 speed in a getting e til capital cases as IS
to the Supreme Court, the country at large will at least derive
on our State. Jones had been tried and sentenced to be hanged,
but his att attorney t,ifyd had m appsa lee 20 the Supreme m Court and or tha
case within less than six months and oftentimes much longer.
Miss Emile j. Wells, member of clinic for Sick in Speech"
in New York City, says it is a crime to talk BABY Talk" to
babies; that it makes speech cripples of them for life.
Wonder how the old sister found it out? Her position is about
as consistent as that of another STRAIGHTFORWARD old maid who
lectured on, How to Catch a Husband. But Miss Wells is using
her uplift propaganda about as wisely as many others engaged
in some of the similar and multiplied useless organizations of
the present day. Uplifters are almost as much of a pest now
adays as the lOcusts were in Egypt.
The revelations developed in the Stillman divorce case in
New York City show that the sOcaned New York 400" are a
lecherous set Stilman was president Of one Of the largest
banks in New York City and one of the headers in society.
His wife was more domestic, so the manytimes millionaire
banker concluded that he would ask for a dissolution of the
marriage relations and he based his case upon infdelity. Not
only has he failed to prove his charges but on the contrary, his
wife has shown that he has heen maintAiningS Illicit relations
living in = handsome apartment as M and Mrs. Frank H.
of the pitfalls Of great wealth and the dangers that beset the
country from those who usually set the pace in society. Mrs
Stilmah, it appears will come out Of the mess unscathed.
New York City should Danish Stillman. -