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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1921-06-30
ADVICE OF COLLEGE MEN...w00DR0w
WILSON HAS PROVED IT IS
WORTH HEEDING
News and Observer.

News and Observer.
Some people distrust the ad-
vice of college and university
men. They say that these are
men of the cloiSter and that they
are not sufficiently in touch with
the practical problems of life to
be able to suggest wise solutions
of those problems.
But ever since the college
world gave America and tn e
world Woodrow Wilson there has
been less of a disposition to ridi.
cule the contribution of college
men to thought on the growing
problems of society. Fair-mind-
ed men now agree that Wilson
will rank with Washington and
Lincoln. And until tried in the
fire of the most taxing expert
ence that any American has ever
undergone, Wilson was thought
to be unsuited to public life.
So the nation listens today
more attentively than it ever lis
tened before to college presidents
when they undertake to tell the
country what ails it and what it
ought to do to cure it's ills. Pres
ident Faunce, of Brown Univer-
sity, has already been quoted on
several occasions as emphasizing
the necessity of the American
people holding to their ideals and
if they can't do that, at least to
refrain from besmirching the
ideals of yesterday.
President Hibben, Of Prince
ton, in his baccalaureate sermon
sounded an even higher note:
There is a cry today which is
heard throughout our land, Am.
erica First" If this signifies, as
am afraid it is so often regard
ed, a self.centered policy and
program for our international
life, resent it with all my being
| believe, however, most pro
foundly in the idea OF America
first, if we interpret this nationa
slogan as America first in the
service of the world" first in its
ready respone to the world:
needs and it's wise and generou.
leading of the nations of tn
earth into the large life of mutua
understanding and concerted ac
tion in obtaining the liberty
equality and fraternity which
form the reward and the glor.
of all human endeavor; first t.
use it's great power and influence
to realize the desire of all people
of the earth, the disarmament o
the nations and the permanen
peace of the world.
DR.. Hibben is not pessimisti
about the future if college me-
will do their duty. He says, "A
though the first years ofthis Ger
tury are characterized by ms
terialistic doubt and materials
tic drift, it may yet be know
distinctively as the century Q
moral and spiritual progress.
you so will it. Although paga
philosophy of life may seem III
duly to prevail in many minds {
this time. nevertheless this ma
still prove to be the age of revi'
ing faith in God and this centur
the consummation of the promis
and the potency of our Christia
civilization. The d r e a m ma
come true-if you so will it"
College men have great r
sponsibility. Dr.. Hibben puts
up to them to make this "the as
of "reviving faith" How cs
they do it? Not by making fan
and fortune the goal. Fortunat
ly another college president el
borated the thought of DR.. Hi
ben by giving practical exampl
of men who had done what D
Hibben limited Princeton and OF
er college men must do. Pre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25
La Confession de Lenin
"Reconozco que me he equivocado"

Ell dictador rojo, scnor de todas las
Rusias, acaha de escribir a un ami
go, residente ell SuiZa, la carta que
a continuation reproducimos. / Els
false e. doaumento, segun pretenden
los peri6dicos comunistas? 6Es, por
lei contrario, autentico, como todas
las apariencias permitcn suponer? En-
los parrafos insertos scguidamente,
Lenin rcconoce no solo su equivoca-
cion personal, sino aun la inelicacia
del socalismo. Ha perdido la fe en-
eel genio consciente de las clases So
ciales, en- el instinto collective de las
masas". Mediten, pues, los obreros
espanoles esas palabras en- que con-
fiesa su fracaso ell que por ellos fue
creido su apostol lbertador:
"Tres amos de estudios no interrum-
pidos sobre las fases de la revolucion
rusa me han ensenado no buscar en-
todas parties ell genio consciente de las
classes el instinto collective de las
masas que las impulsa a trabajar en-
ell sentido deseado; esos estudios me
han ensenado, en- cambio, a confiar
en- la fuerza de los individuos, cuya
voluntad Sc levanta por encima del
nivel de SUI clase, apoderandose de la
masa Y. dictandole los metodos que
responder a la necesidad Y las ext
gencias del momento. Hemos cometi-
do un grave error al conceder tanta
importancia a las classes sociales, al
eXaminarlas como organismos intelec-
tuales, capaces de expresar inmedia-
ia directamente sus deseos. Ell
conjunto de una clase social no es
en- realidad otra cosa que un' organis-
mo privado de inteligencia, de volun-
tad personal y de toda capacidad de
accion. Sin una direction superior,
la clase guiase eXclusivamente por SUI
instinto Y por ell afan de defended sus
intereses, 10 cual no la inspira sino
metodos adecuados a las exigencias
del momento. La actuacion de una
clase social distinguese por su caren-
cia dc buen sentido, porque no la ms
pira la provision de luchas ulteriores.
La vida de una clase es semejante
a la de una poderoso molusco que Sc
defende Y lucha con igual energia 10
mismo contra un enemigo debil que
contra uno potentisimo, amenazador
de su existencia. Solo la voluntad in
teligencia son susceptibles de prever
las fases de la lucha pOr venir de
calcular tantO ell pro como ell contra.
LIE dire, en- cuanto mi respecta,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25
Ia PESCA ES CAUSA DEL DIVORCID
zgkS

de cue transcurran muchas lunas us
ted Sc vera obligada abrir una Sec
cloh especial para seiioras, donde no.
sotras podamos eXponer nuestras per-
turbaciones Y solicitar ell beneficio de
los consoles de la experiencia.
q Pudiera estimar q. traspasaba los
limites de su bondad al pedirle con-
seJos en- un asunto de gravedad?
"Desde que las flechas de Cupido
Sc han transformado en- un vulgar an
zuelo para pescar bonitos nuestra tran
quilidad domestica Sc ha perturbado
sin duda. Mi esposo, anteriorntente do
Gil, busca la dudosa compana de las
tentaciones, las atracciones del ocea-
no donde 10 peces Y no las nereidas
reinan.
"El glorioso cuatro casi resulta una
solitaria vigilia para mi. Asi fue que
los cohetes Sc apagaron con mis- Ia
grimas. mo podria hacerse ealgo?
"Tu llorosa y desesperada
Ermyntrude Te.legen."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25

que estoy causado, cada dia mas; ne
-esito reposo; ME hacen falta mis- IL
bros; desearia comprobar mis- deduc-
ciones-a las cuales he consagrado to-
ia mi vida, oponiendolas mis- obser-
vaciones objetivas. Mis- nervios no
son los de antes. La nulidad de cuan-
tos me rodean, Y la vez sus tenden-
cias burgu2sas, que roen y descom-
ponen el ORGANISING del partido, los
fsoporto cada dia de peor talante. Ell
trabaio gubernamental resulta impo-
sible, dadas las normas en- vigor entire
lnosotros.
lie confeso a usted que dGrante
tres amos he abrigado dudas acerca de
mi labor, sin poder decidilme a reco-
nocer nuestra equivccacion; pero aho-
IA que tengo ante mi los resultados
de nuestra actividad, la duda Sc i'm
possible y reconozco que me equivoque,
que he concedido mas valor del que
tienen las fuerzas del partido
| las del aldcano obrero rusos. En-
una palabra, que cl aldeano Y el obre-
ro han traicionado sus intereses, Y el
partido tan1bien, por su blandura y
su psicologia servil. Ell impulse re-
Ivolucionario quedo apagado y deteni-
da en- mitad del camino la evoluci6n Y
iel desarrollo de la psicologia revolu-
cionaria.
No Sc me oculta que las fuerzas del
partido disminuyen de dia en- dia. Sin
Iconcesiones por nuestra parte que
atraigan al partido fuerzas nuevas Y
aumenten ell pequeno numero de nues-
Itros partidaros, va cansados, no po-
Idremos continuar. En- otros termi-
nos: tendrenaos que abandonar el Po-
der. va he puesto Krassin al CO.
rriente de la necesidad dc prepGrar
IccnIidenciaii2Gr..e los prelinlinarcs dc
una alianza con los grupos socialistaa
Iconsagrados FL mismo rueeo le diri-
/, jo usted, mi antique amigo hon-
brc sin paltido. lie sert usted mas
lfacil ponerse en- lelaci6n con nu2stros
!emigrados y llegar un acucrdo con
quienes los dirigen.
Espero recihis muy pronto carta su-
va, porque cl tempo urge y vale mas
iconccrtarse ahora con nueeGs0s ad-
versarios cue dentro de seis meses,
cuando va, segtn tcda evidencia, sera
tarde.
Escrlbame 10 mas pronto possible.
Leorle listed me sirve de descanso
y me retuerd;. nuestras discusioncs de
Zurich.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25
He}lo5 Q1I So llnan aDGIGl Dc b Tuberculosis

Sc "c;;ha De puhsicar en- The Ian
Get. q gran Semanario de ine,I;rina de
Londles. h cue no - >ahe acerca
dc Ia tuberculosis. una confcrencia
dic5ada en- ia Sagir,lad MtS!lca que Sc
dcdica Ii ll&Sa h'auca,
Tres rlaSeS ae m, r,bios de tubcr-
culosiS hay. dice t.! Hutor: cl micro
bic tic la tuberculosis. huntnna. cl dc
la tuberculosis hoyiua y Fl de las avcS.
.que como no prcli,e en- 81 hombre, no
So con&idcra.
Los dos @dlmcneS que atacan al
hombre iiencn cicrto> autagonismuS. V
adem5> Ircforoncias por divcrSoS Or
games.
FL de Ia forma humana prcliere el
|pGlmdn y Ia laringe. V ii variedad
bovina toma de preferencia el intestine
las @!andulaS infdticaS Y Ia piel.
Cuando el organismo estd invadido
por los gGrmemes de la tuberculosis
humana, preSenta un terrcno est6ril
para los otroS. Y 81 llcga. sin embar-
20. el contagio. pronto deSaparece to-
da difcrencia entire ellos.
En- cicn cnfermoS de tuberculosis
pu,monar solo hay tliez que tengan
una lesion Sccmdal'ia. originada On
@GrmeneS bcvinoS.
No So >abe culndo principal una
infection tuberculoSa FL g6rmen eS-
tA latcnte Ell cl cueIpo humane, aiios
tai ycZ. sin que determine SfntomaS
al=unos. Hay personals cue fueron Sa-
ina> toda Su vida. refractarias al pa
recrr a In tuberculosis. V que sin en-
barge. Il una cdad avanZada SO vol
yicr,n tfSicoS.
Sabiendo este. :c6ino no ordenar
Ia vida Gcsarreglacla. cuando SO pue-
de: como no alejarse del trabajO ex-
ceSiv0 de Ii casa sin sol. de la ha-
bitaci0n cnccrrada. de los motives de
pcna, muchoS de cllos artifciales?
Hay que tener preScnte que la ado
lcscpncia cs una edad peligrosa. en- la.
one los %6rmcncS latentdS pueden desa
rrolarSc Y dctcrminar incnrables
daloS.
III microbo de Ia tuberculosis tie
ne hoy mcnoS virulencia que hace Gin
cuehta amos. En- otro Sentido. han au
mentado las resiStcncias humanas.
Sc cree que, por la frecuencia de In
infection. de cuyo contagio es muy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25

diffcil. 81 no impossible lilirarSc. las
personals estan recibicndo pcquc1as
lnfecciones frecuentes que iran vacll-
nando el ORGANISING V haci6ndolo me-
nos facil de ser atacado por una infrc-
cion de germenes cXaltados. de gran
virulencia.
Las tribus nomadaS cStan lilres de
tuberculosis. La vida al aira libre. e
trabajo suave del pastoreo. Ia falta de
las inQuietudes de la vida urbana
alejan de Ia temida enfermedad.
Las raZas primitiras cue no han
conocido Ia infection. no ricnen nj in
munidad nj rcsiStencia, cuando Ia
tuberculosis llega haSta elias. no Sc
escapa nadir. V los estragns son muy
eXtensoS.
:Serd efectivamcnte que 81 contacto
permanente con los tuberculosis nos
esta proporcionando pcque1as infec-
ZONES defensivas:
La refdad es que para no abSor-
her g6rmeneS de tuberculosis deberfa-
mos IL con una mascara. permancnte
cubiertaS la nal'fz v la bocl. pues en-
cl tranvfa. on el teatro, en las aglO-
meracioneS de las calles congeStiona-
das. una persona que tose o estolnu
da LENA el airr de invisible nubc de
SprmpnoS de tOdo r1nero Con I'm tu-
berculOSo recOnocido 10 deherfa h;l-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25
Sc rumora en- la cOlOnia cinematogra-
flea de Hollywood, que esta es la
causa del divOrcio Farrar
TelIegen

Los Angeles, California, octubre.-
Ell silencio de esfnge que ha rodeado
las desventuras conyugales de Geral-
dine Farrar y Lou Tellegen, Sc dist
po hoy al esparcirse en- la colonia ci-
nematografica de Hollywood, rumores
culpando de todo 10 ocurrido a los
pcces.
Las preferencias de Tellegen por la
pesca del bonito, mientras su esposa
permanecfa sentada en- su casa des-
haciendose en- lagrimas, desencanta-
Ga, Sc dice que constituyen la verda-
dera razon que ha motivado las disen-
stones nlatrimoniales de los famosos
artistas.
Los rumores cinematograficos fun
damentan sus conclusiones en- la pu-
blicacion de una carta escrita hace al
gun tempo por Miss Farrar un ma
gazine de Cinelandia. Esta carta daba
conocer entire lineas las primeras
sefales de la approximation de la tor
menta que estallo hace varias sema-
mas en- New York 4cuando Telegen Sc
encontro con la puerta do su casa ce-
rrada sin excusa alguna
He aqui la carta que ha servido de
base para los rumores Y concentrates:
"Querida Skeleton:
"Tengo la seguridad de que antes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25

hlarse II una di'.ancia lasnal de dos
! metres, Y go uo SO ha,e Iii 50 puede
y. ii contralio, hay Que darle CON
f, tiai2a i In pohye aiuc:,a,.lla que lu-
cha por viy;r
! Adeioas Gc Ia adquisici5n lcnta de
reSistencia&, de que Sc habla. hay
sac toinar On cu@nja el hecho de que
II inf, cci6i cStd memo, grave cue ha-
CO in1din si-:io. pnr Un lado. Y por
Gtro las prrii:spn>irioncS pcrs0nales.
Las @ente., qpc ti9Hen tendencia Il ser
@otGsaS rc"i5en iHuch0 rnenoS Ii ilfpc-
ri0n For ri oGntrario. los cue rstlIl
ncdiSpue>tu, Il ii diabetes. son fdcil-
mente tuherculi2ablcS
Qui@n sabc 81 on el futuro no Sc.
pueGdn creal cS.aS condolences que aho
ra Sc producan de mode espontaneo.
crcarlas IL voluntad V sin srs inconye-
nientcS.
Para cntonccs. una vida sin ambi-
clones desmcjli,las. al grande aire V
on pleno sol. metGdicn, sin eXcesoS
de bebidaS espirituoSaS. manteniendo
las resiStcncias naturalcs siempre des-
piertas Y aptaS para veneer las pc
queiias infecciGues. permitiran Il mu-
choS conSilcrarSe refractarios IL una
de las mas tcmiblcs Intermediates dc
los tiempoS preSCnteS.
Doctor LdutdrO Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-25
Ell EMANUEL CALXO"

Los Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga nos
informan que ell vapor Manuel Cal
vo" salio de Curacao ell domingo, en-
la tarde Esperan que el buque lle-
que Ponce de jueves por la tarde
viernes por la manana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01
LAMM0TTS CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING DAY

CENTERVILLE. Ind, March 1.-Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Lammott of Center
Vile, descendants of pioneers from
Maryland and Pennsylvania. who set
tied in Wayne county in 1920. celebrat-
ed their golden wedding Sunday, with
dinner party at noon for relatives
and reception Sunday afternoon from
2 until o'clock for friends. Covers
at the noon luncheon were laid for 48
relatives, including eight children, Il
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. Occupying a conspicuous place
on the dining table was an immense
white cake lighted by so yellow
candles.
Hosts of friends attended the in.
formal reception which the Lammots
held Sunday afternoon. Among the
out-of-town guests were Jay Wiseman
of Noblesville, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Wiseman of Cambridge City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Keller Of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lammott of Muncie
Charles Black and family of this city,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wood of Con
nersville, who will celebrate their gold
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01

members Of the Philathea class OF the
Second Presbyterian church at $3.50
o'clock Tuesday evening at the church.
An important meeting will be held a.
ter the supper. All members are
urged to come.
Mrs. Ricahrd Bartel will entertain
the Wide Awake Bible class Tuesday
evening at her home on South Tenth
and F streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver P. Nusbaum will
entertain the Trifolium society at their
home on North Thirteenth street Tues
day evening.
The T. w. M. A. club will meet at
the home Of Miss Emma Hartman
Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid of the Third M. E
church will hold its annual election OF
officers and regular monthly business
and social meeting Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs
Harry Rogers, Garner of Hunt and
Maple streets.
The Pythian sisters will meet Wed
nesday evening. Members of the de
gree staff are requested to be present
The Greenwood Community will
meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Sit
lob on South Thirteenth street.
The Kings Daughters class of the
! South Eighth street Friends church
will meet at 2:30 O'Clock Wednesday
| afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Charles Marvel, 127 North Tent
| street.
Mrs. U. B. G. Ewing will be hostes.
| to members of the Foreign Missionar,
| society of the First M. E. church, theil
| husbands and friends, at an informa
| party to be given at her home at 7:3l
! o'clock Wednesday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01
MAY LOWER OWN RECORD

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March T.
Lieutenant w. d. Coney, who estab-
lished record flying time of % hours
and 81 minutes from the Pacific to the
Atlantic Ocean, will leave at midnight
March T., for a return fight to San
Diego. Cal, in an attempt to lower his
own record. he stated here. He in
tends to make one stop at Dallas, Tex.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01
Bethel TO ENJOY
CHICKEN, 'POSSUM

BETHEL, Ind, March IA supper
will be held here March 10. proceeds
of which will be used for memorial
purposes. Good things galore are
promised by the good cooks of this
neighbodhood. The menus will be
varied and will be calculated to tempt
even the most sluggish appetite.
Lovers of good ''vittles" are promised
a treat when the supper gong sounds
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01

for the memorial feast. Plenty OF
chicken and even 'possun is 10 gladden.
the hearts of the diners.
In addition to the food, Richmond
orchestra will be on hand to furnish
splendid music Miss Thelma Thomas,
always delight, will entertain with
readings. Home talent entertainment
will complete an evening of fun. =
fee of 35 cents is to be charged for
the food and fun. ..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01
RAISE $500 FOR RELIEF

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, March l.
More than $500 for the European relief
fund was realized here at.the Hoover
dinner served in the Masonic Temple
by the local European relief council
The minimum was 81 plate. ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01

en- wedding Wednesday, March 3
Among the gifts received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamott was a Victrola, the gift
of their children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01
Briefs

NOTICE
I have moved my Milliner Store from
the Colonial Bldg. to % N. 9th st.
High Glass Patterns. Hats made to
order and remodeling
EMMA C. NORRIS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
HUMOROUS MISUSES OF ENG
 LISH IN TEST PAPERS.

A group of clever folk have adopted game based upon the jewels of lin guistic subtlety that swarm in that quaint volume now out of print, Eng fish As She Is Taught Each player is furnished with a pencil and paper. A word is chosen and the bright minds of the company compete in trying to concoct definitions or examples as fun ny as the actual answers to examna- tion questions ombaamad in the book
 Some delectable absurdities have been born of this game, but 1t cannot be said that they have surp5ssed the unconscious achievements of the school boy orchoolgirl's mind-such an ac- hieyement as this, which occurred in an examination on grammar.
 Every sentence and name of God must begin with a caterpillar"
 Tea table satirists would be hard put to it to invent anything as funny and as pungent as these:
 Some of the best fossils are found in theological cabinets"
 "There are a good many donkeys in theological gardens"
 "They had strawberry vestibule."
 "Herod was called terarch because he was so fond of ea."-St. Louis Star.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
"Six years ago." said Naylor.

Six years ago." said Naylor. |" made up my mind that I was smoking too much. It didn't seem to affect my health in the least, but I thought it a foolish waste of money and I decided to give it up." "A very sensible idea" remarked Monk. "So I thought at the time. l reekoned up as closely as could how much I had been spending each day on cigars and tobacco. That sum I set aside each mornng and start d a bank account with it. I wanted to be able to show exactly how much had saved by not smoking" And how did it work?' inquired Monk "At the end of six years I had 5000 in the bank. Good! Could you let me" And few days ago." interrupted Naylor, Hast Tuesday, in fact, the bank failed. You haven't got a cigar about you, have you?"-The Argonaut.
 Rev. J. H. Cummins went to Mineral Springs Friday of last week where he was called to preach the funeral of Mrs. W. M Jones.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
FINAL PAYMENT
 ON COURT HOUSE
Was Due July 18th, and there will Be About $2500 to The Credit of New Jail Fund to Begin With

County Judge, Franks informs us that the last outsctanding Court House warrants, mature today. That the amount is $2575.00 and there is about $5OOO00 cash in the oCurt House Fund to meet the warrants. It vii take, pos sibly, 30 days or more, for all the warrants to be presented to the County Treasurer, as they come in from var ious States-some coming last January fro mthe State of California.
 To the credit of Nevada County. we wish to state, that no warrants on our Court House, have been held up or returned, for want of sufficient funds.
 The judge informs us. that each year since our Court House was built, until last year, the Qorum Court levied one and one -halfamills to meet the ma turing warrants, but a sthe warrants due this year were less than previous years, he recommended to the Quorum Court that only one nil! be levied for Court House, and one-half mill be levied for County Jail, which was done. The result is, we now have about $2,- 250.00 cash to the credit of County Jail fund. He says sthe oCurt House debt is now out of the way, he intends o recommend to the Quorum Court, next October, that one and One-half mills the amount heretofore levied for Court House, be levied for County Jail, which vii lproduce bout $650O.OO revenue to be collected next spring, giving his successor, who takes office January 1, 1923, a County Jail fund of about $9OOO00, wit hanother $6OO0.OO or more, coming in within a few months after he goes into offict ai which time he will have lye.at le about 100000 in cash to begin the C instruction of new County .Ial.
 We all appreciate our beautiful Court House and believe the structure wouiG be I credit to any county in the state, save very few. We also, pride ourselves over the fa that it is paid for, and we can call it our own. The next step will be to D'.ill modern County Jail, which can anl should be built and paid for by 1923.
 Sinse this article appeared in our Daily last week. the Judge informs us that on Saturday the 16th the day the were paid by the Treasurer, and now there is no debt against the Court House.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
inspired by God.

inspired by God.
 Prayer is unnatural to the world, hence the man who does not pray is not of God.
 Jesus can only teach us, and no learn how to pray sa life job. No one can go through the school of prayer in a day, month of year.
 Prayer is the only means by which we can reach God or bring his bles- sings down upon us.
 The dead church is always pray erless church, church noted for ts exercise in prayer life, is always alive working energetic church.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
HEALTH WORK.

Miss Davis of Forest City was in the city this morning in the interest of the Public Health work of this State. She is looking after the Xmas Seal sales of the Tuberculosis Fund and making arrangements to put on big ger campaign next year. This is a noble work and she should have the hearty cooperation of every individual and of every organization in this city
 
 A characteristic editorial in a recent issue of the Commercial Appeal deals with the characters of A. H. Garland and Andrew Hunter, who were not only great Arkansans, but great Ameri- cans.
 CANDID OPINION