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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-12

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
rHr STABILITY or ruERLo.


Pueblo is situated in tho valley or
tn, Arkansas rlver. a valley which
tends in Colorado alone. from ssiiat
ou tho west TO tho Kansas line on tho
cast. a distance Of 80 miles. \ greater
mart OF tho valley " under trriSau"n.
Tho land - very fcrtil. and the crop,
never fail They consist OF grains OF
AN kinds, hay. alfalfa. sugar h"cts'
melons. and all N"sctablc upps
large uumbcrr Of cattle. sheep ana
hogs arc raised. poultry and dairSin-
rs also big Item.
MANUFACTURES.
Tho Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
rauy has its etccl plant IN Fucclo. IN
normal timea this plant cmployes
owns vast properties extending 'ron
New Mexico. thru Colorado and into
w o,,-'--- These properties CONSIST
q, coai and orc mines snd employ many
thousands OF men. ,-
Tho steel mtil. located in Fuoolo'
n~uda upou these mtues for Its raw
,,.,e,i,i Iilrv tsc tho miners arc DC
pondcnt upon tho mills. II u not con
soiv,bic that tho steel mills woul"
ever be removed from Pueolo, cN."
though tho owncrshir of the propr.
ti.- should 60 into other hands. 10
,cnoye the riant would be 10 render
tho orc mines useless and also lsfso
p,-t o, tho coal mines. Pueblo Is INC
,,,u-,I ioc,tion for the mills since tho
rt,, rtyo- /. down-hill haul for raw ms
I,orisi. furnishes abundant water ano
labor. and being on four trunk lnoS
gives tho most feasible snippins facih-
iir- for manufactured products.
In addition to tho steel nisnuf'cf".-
I'd. tho cou,pauv's hy-products run INTO
bi- money These consist OF benzol. l.
ammonium sulphstc. teluoi, Tvlol. and
tho u-pnv cihor coal tar products
The company has recently built Tor
its employees tho finest Y. NJ g. y.
vcz, Of Chicago and has established
has recently enlarged Its office build
inrs and is now starting to build homes
for ,,z employees. the first contract be-
ing for fifty houses.
Tho company's hospital Ia located IN
Pueblo and is said 10 be uncScclo'
anvwhrre in tho vor,s. Or. Corvtn.
who is at tho head OF tho hospital has
Travelled all over hmtric' and Europe
and gathered ideas vSich he has In
corr.orstrd in tho hospitat hero.
Resides tho steel mills there are In
Pueblo about hundred factories.
Tbe-o manufactures consist of build
iu. materials Of all kinds. such as
lumber, brick. stone. hydrc-s stone. clay
PRODUCTS. paints. sand. cement. ctc.
Pueblo saddlcries arc tho oldeet IN
tho west. and Pueblo saddles and bar
ness arc sold all over the world. The
ss,ue is true OF tents and awning
Pueblo has two large sncltors. ~
.hips candy, bread. brcoms and meat
ali over tho vcst les manufacture In
rludc fencing, hrldgc7, flumc5 and
many other articles
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
PUEBLO. LOCATED NFERTlLE
VALLEYEBEE HIVE0F ACTIVITY
CITY Is Ideal for Big Manufacturing Plants Great
District Is Supplied from Here; Bank
Clcarings Run Fifty Millions

Tho Baker steam Motor Company -
vet in It's Infancy. but We have every
confidence that 1t 10 to be our lsrscss
plant
IoRBtSG
Pueblo jobbinE houses supply a ~ids
territory. This territory reaches from
Kansa~ to the Western slope OF Colo
RADIO. South Of Pueblo arc three great
valleys that arc empires within thcm-
selves. namely: tho We, Mountain
valley. tho san Luis valley. and the
san Juan valley. These valleys got
their sui niles from Pueblo. It's job
hinE interest reaches into New Mexico
aud further south and wc1t.
RAILROADS
Pueblo N irtcrsected by four trunk
linca which Eivo shipping facilities in
all directions. More than five thoue-
and railroad mon make their homes
here.
BANK DEPOSITS AND CLEARtSSS
Tho bank deposits Of Pueblo arc at
tho present time seventeen and half
million cf dollars. and bank clcarinss
run about fifty millions 4 year,
TOURISTS
OF the hundreds of ,hoursnds Of
tourists who annually como to Colo
rado. sn per cent pass thru Pueblo.
The historic Santa fc trail passes thru
Pueblo. Tho Rainbow route 10 the
Pacific coast begins here. Tho ksnsss-
Colorado boulevard. tho North ard
South highway. and tho Colorado to
Gulf. Buffalo highway. all enter Fu-
cbio.
Pueblo n located within one hours
drive OF tho mountains The city main
tains "A beautiful mountain park Of 500
acres free to tourists. Pueblo Is the
gateway to Colorado's new mountain
Fairgrounds In the ear Isabel Ma
tionsl Forest comprising s5l.sao acres
Thi, ideal camping ground is frc. TO
all. Hero tho government u giving >"
years lease for tho building Of sum-
rncr homes Tho lcasca arc from ono
TO five acrcH and tho charge is iio TO
sss. This makes II possible for any
ono to own y summer home in tho
mountains Pueblo will now rival
colorado Springs a. location for
tourists
THE SPIRIT or COLORADO
ON June srd. flood swept thru the
business district Tho loss was from
u 10 20 million dollars. Echahilita-
ton IS uow going on at a remarkable
Pace Tho city has voted sSnrHn for
The purpose Of making y survey pre-
Iiminary To solving tho flood problem.
Tho merchants arc rebuilding and re-
modelling their stores aud making
them better in every respect than they
were before. They arc spending hum
dreds of thousands Of dollars for new
stocks OF goods thereby ehcwing their
confidence in tho future OF the city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

hold decorations, go dear to tho heart
Of ladies.
There will he rrecisl displays OF at
irast three articles c-cn from women
of Pueblo county, including crochet
work, tsttinE. chiIdrcns and old ladies'
work
There will also be premium, for tho
best work from any woman OF the
state in knitting, crochet work. patch
Ing. embroidery and hand sewn work.
There will bc prizes for childrcr's
work and for old ladies. counting those
only ~ such who arc over ecScnty-
five years old Mere mon cannot ap-
prccia'c tho work when completed. but
they can understand a bit of tho pat
icncc and skill required TO make II
worthy of a prize.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
IThnn Father Grem Up

Johnny had eaten tho soft portions
Of his toast at breakfast and piled
tho crus's on his plate.
when was little boy" remarked
his father II always ate tho cru5ts
OF my toast
DID you like thcm7" asked johnny
chcerfully
YES replied his father.
You may have these. then" said
Johnny. pushing his plate across tho
blc.--The Epworth Herald tChicaeol
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

Il found Chiropractor who keeps me in
good health. pass the good word along
This helps others find health thru this new meth
cd of healing which benefits them. pleases the
Chiropractor and makes me happy because
have brought people together who need each
other practical manifestation Of the golden
rule. NAPOLEON HILL
Editor Napoleon Hills Magazine
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
PRIZES At STATE FAIR
|. FOR BEST NEEDLE WORK
Supt, of Fancy Work Depart
ment Expects a Big
Display

Mrs l. Macr-ean. superintendent Of
tho Needle and Fancy Work depart.
mont plans for an incresscd
showing of those nifty and intricate
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
.Simnic Dircckini,s

Posted in womcn's college hv in
rtructrezs in astronomy.
anyone wishing tu look at Venus
please sec me. - Boston Transcript.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

The Chiropractor who does not advertise is
deliberately Withholding from the public knowl-
edge Of which they should be in possession
namely, the means of acquiring and maintain
ing health
r. L. JENNIE
In Address at Chicago, Aug, 5. 1921
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
5prin0 btQ.

Die Mitglie0er unieres &ird)end@os
res beebrten oen bodtp. Nfarrer Scarf
8feiffer gelegentlib ietnes Nan1ensta=
oes nit einem StdnOben.
Sobn sid, it,, pel9er tpabre11b Der
letten 5ebn Monate inn Dten1t oes
1ron5 8uns itauo, lit onfongs lebter
@pd}e bein1gerei1t.
SRI. Mog5alenn Y11ng lit nod lan=
aeren1 8e1ud)e I'M bieiigen 8ertpanos
ten u,1S 6reunoesfreiie nod brem
Seim ii, Gallo, g. g., 5triidgefebrt.
@iibnerbiebe baben int iitolthen
Sell oes Conn lift ltnmelen %getrtebetl,
unb Sic Moblomfett 6er 8epobmer
ouf einige oes 0iebltabls 8erba6tige
gelenft.
&url 5donberg fat ieine Stal1tng
burdy einen Mnbal1 ertpeitern lalien.
Sonilie 6einrid 9ep bon Olibio
e%rfreute pibrenb ser er1ten Gage Der
flofiener Mohe Sic bier nobnenbe
Tomilie 6. Sen NIT 8ein6.
Sic gbepoore Mid). @an6er uno
Sos. Mtbmonn. Sobn inns Gbri1tinn
Ntbmann ntadten 6reitag einen M1t=
toob1teder nod Mabnomen 1tnb febrz
ten Montag 511riid.
Trou @elH bot iid} na6 Bobl1a be-
aeben, 400 Iie ibr Winterqltnrtter bel
ihrer Sodter Marta MAIDEN miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
St. Stephan.

Nl ser bieiigen Yfarrfir6e i6lol=
feu ann 9ienItagmorgen BET ett1em
pom bodpp. 8farrer Sobarm Srobec
eeklItenen 9rautamte Sen 8u110 tiirs
9ebcr 8iIbelm Slider, Sobn Ser in
Ct. GIouo fpobnenben 6amilie SIN
ION Slider, u11o SRI. Margaretba
Sersing, Sohter Ser s1 oieier @e=
nlei11oe geborigen 6amilie @eorg Ser
5ill9. SIM @errponbtel1freiie fanb nod
Ser Sral,ultg BET Sen 8ral1teltern bas
Noh5eitsfeit ltott, nobel sos i1tnge
Gaar Sic ber5Iifiten @riibe entgegen=
nof1n, ipdterbin cine Sod5eitsreiIe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
st. l1ihoIds.

9estcn Counting belt Die ct. gd.
foIaus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rab
mittoas ibre reselmdbige 8eriaInm'
luna. in ueld)er nod elmer Inlprabe
res bodNp. Sfarrers Sheller @rn11s
o,,na zines lofolen 3meiges bes Sos
tionoI Catholic @elfare Club ein1tim'
mia beldIoiien muroe. Solgenoe Be-
araten muroen erlpaflt: 9odpp. Yfar-
Ter 6. Sheuer, @brenprdiiOent; Ge-
Ter Sdspart, GrdIioent; @ilbelm So
fnnues, Siceprdiioeut; Geter Senfel,
Sefret6r: @oIentin @als. Sdasmei=
itcr.
Scnntasabeio belt Der Miilions-
perein i'm erogeidob Ser Stride nm
9cIten ser arlnen Miliionen eine &ar=
tenpartic ah, oie Siemlid) gut beIudt
srar. an pierumosluansig Siiden eob
man iis Sem aartenipiel bin, no.
rauf ELM rpobIIdmredenber Sn1his fer
oiert lp1roe. Gen bodIten SPINNER
preis tr,lg @eurn Sober inb oen ME-
brighten Soicph- 9int bopon; Sen
fod6ten Sral,cnpreis erhielt 6rat
Ectcr Trunf, Sen nieorig1ten 6rolt
Commit Sranf; Sen. boditen Sung
nr6nnerpreis SAUL s. Ghillip, ben
scpeiten shomas @irtfelo; ben bod
ten W6odle1preis SuInu1,a Map bel1
Srrciten Sora @irtfelb. Die bieiige
@uidiffapene tr1,g STR Grheiterltng
hos ifriee bel.
@odap. 9farrer Sdeuer begab it6
on1 Montog mad Mnbnomen, no er
bel ser 40Itiinoieer Inbadt Sic fron=
s0iIden Sreoigten fnlten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
5auf Centre

Sier lit Sic Nadridt laut getpor.
Sen, DaB mabrenb Der @intermonate
sic einl1no5tpan5ig Weeilen lange, bon
|5auf Centre no6 @manbi1e fiibren-
Sc gtrobe nit Sizes belegt meroen
ion. Dieies Broieft miro elmer Mnaabl
bon Man1,ern Mrbeit geben, Die ionit
lire Sdnoe mlBig in Ben @6ob bat
ten legen f0nnen.
Muf ]einer Meile nod Billiard gum
Be]u6 ieines Bruoers Seinri6 iprad
Giem1tag lebter 8ode 9ermann Stole
bon 6reeport bel bieligen Sreunoen
Dor.
Srm1 Stauffer nno Sodter Srars
ces bon SEEM 2on6on maren Snmltag
BEL bier mobnen6en Bertpanoten nno
|6reun6en 5u @a1te.
sSocob Sieben 1tnb @uttin nebt
@eorg 5ieben un6 Brau bon bier per=
brad)ten Sen 5onntag BEL 6er IN Gong
8roirie lpobnenben Tamilie @eorg
|Sieben.
gbmn11o 8orgn1ant1, 6obn 0es
County @ommiiiars S. S. 8orgmann,
bot sic ibm in ser Merdonts Matio=
nal 8onf iibertragenen Ste1nng an
fangs letter @ode angetreten.
Grau 81. 6. @an1en, melde I'M ct.
Soiepb's @ospital 5u ct. @onl ope=
riert ml1rbe, bot ii9 10 meit erbolt,
bob lie nod &ou1e entlniien mer6er1
fpnnte.
Die 0omen ser ct. Hauls @emein=
oe 1peroen atn Danfiagungstage gum
8eften ser Wemeinbe ein Geltelien fer
bteret.
Sral1 S. s. Walter bon @bippemo
6aus, @is., erfreute mabreno Ser Der
gargenen 8o6e bier lire So6ter,
6rou 6. 6. &ennemonn nit 8eiuh.
Werbor6 Daniels, pelder in So
Moure, 81. g., mdbren6 Ser lebter
Monote 8eidaftigl1ng batte, lit nod
&a11ie 5ltriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17

|0 Decentralization aus g
60 Ser altcn Hei1nnt. g
g.
0Rheimla1lb.

Aoblen5.-3us 8reubii6e 5taats-
minilterium bat ben @ebeimen Negie-
rungsrat D. @11erar6 in &oblen5 gum
Sberregierungsrot ernarrrt nn6 bent
hieligen Oberpraiioiltm 5ugeteilt. Sc
|beinlrat b. @ueraro geb0rt befannt-
lid, ser 3entrnmsfraftion 0es &eidS-
taos an nlro mlr6e iiinglt in BEN 8or-
ltan6 ser &eidstagsfraftion getpablt.
- Sic Mbeinlanbfpmmiiiion bat be-
Itim1nt, baB bie beutidlen Sog6biiter
in Uniform beredtigt iino1 Ole Sa9o-
ousmeiie Ser olliierten Militarperio e
men 11n6 ser at ben Mrmeen ooer 5nr
Observation-Disclosures g%eborenoen 81
bilbeamte1l gu priifen, tpenn oieie BET
Musiibunq Ser Sngo betroffen her
sen. Sc 1T felbitoeri tdnolid, baB bel
|6or6errng bieier Mllsueiie Sic iibli-
den Jormen ser 6oflihfeit beobodtet
mer6en n1iiiien. Sc lit le6iglih Ger
bon ser MilitGrbeboroe ausaeitel1te
SSaa6m1smeiS por5n5eigen, 90 iih 6as
Nriifu,,asrehf ser SMa6biiter 1eoia-
Iih -a11f Sic Griif1ng 6ieies Sheines
beldrdnfftt.
Born. Sic Staotperor6neten BE-
miaigten fir sic @ei6abigten in Sp=
pau 10000 Morf. Die Mrmenunter-
1tibnngen tpl1rben UNI 1878 b. s. er=
bolt. Sir sic &leinrent11er pur6en
Observation-Disclosures bei6loiien mie
Steuererleidternng, @epabr1ing Bill
Tiger 0orleben etc. Ser 8oriibenoe
teilte nit, 6ie Staotpermalt1ng bobe
entldie6en gte1ung genommen gege11
8eitrebl1ngen maBgeben0er Steaen in
Berlin, sic Sta6t Bonn in 6ie Srts=
flolie g 5uriid5uberiesen. SSn Ser 8e=
1predy1ng bebaupteten Die 5o5ialoe=
%nofraten, Ste 5taotoertpalt1lng bobe
Sic Nreile fir 2ebersmittel abit6tlid)
%nieoriger nah 8erlin gemel6et. ols
tie bon Sen 8eomten Ser Hreisprii=
fungsitel1e feltgelteut moroen 1in6.
Sic Mngelegenheit 1p1troe Bis 511r &id
|febr 6es D%e5er1e11ten 6es 2ebensmit=
telnmtes bertngt.
@effalen.
2ii6enIdei6. Dos &agener
S6mltrgeridt berbanbelte am 10. Sf=
|tober gegen Sen 81 Sabre olte 4onf-
mann Sons Goers BON bier meeen
MISUNDERSTANDING nn6 11rf11nben=
fdlifn1ng. goers tpar n1n 6obrfarten=
idolter Der bieiioen giienbobn tdti9
1tn6 es fomen lpdihren6 1einer einiGh,
rigen Sdtigfeit mebrere ta1tier16 Tohr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
St. Qnouita.

S>udym. Bfarrer S. @alber Der-
brohte Sen Montag pergange1ter $50
de BEL ieinen in ser Sta0t Sal1f
Centre %mobnenben gltern, Serr
Sssobn @olber 1nb Srol,, nnb i'm
&eim ieiner Sdpeiter, oer Sran S.
$. Sd)onboff; bon sort reilte er ltad
Morris, 100 CT bem bodau. Serrn
Raudy einen freunbldaftliden 8eiud
erItattete. ct nabm bieie @elegenbett
NOR, o,td Sen bo6m'Iten Wser. g.
Mid,ter- ii Melroie 81 begriiBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Sonntagabeno
ii p"prberaanaenen Sl

a11 porpergangerer Sonntagaber1o
tier au @aite. ),
sSsoiepb 9ob u1o Gattin bielten IT'D
1pabrenb ser Iebten Gage b%ergange1er
Wod,e bel in @uuf Centre mobnenoen
@ertpanbten beiudspeiie anf.
sSsolepb 8ertram unb Sra1 bon
Apon q%eno1en lebten 6reitag bier Die
@altfreunoidaft ibrer gertpanoten.
Moiolia Settler bon @oen 8aQeD
tpar tpa;ibreno Der erIten Gage berfloi-
lener ISOLDE bier i'm Seim Der Sralt
Maria &ramer at @aite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Ddtftns.

Sic @ottin 6es bier 1totiottirten 9r.
St1rre berbrudte 6ie gn6tage ber=
floiiener ISOLDE bel ibren in ct. Saul
nohnen6en Gltern.
so. 6. @roB bon Mot, q. g., er=
frente tpGhren6 ser erlten Sage Der
mid)e11er @o6e feline bier pobnenoe
Sodter gleonoru.
@ilb. SdhponfI bon &t6mon6 NOR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17

Icsfen Montas cine l1ntenbaltitng;
beim aurtenipid gins Sri. Ilma 8lo-
nisan nit Dem eriterl ulb Sri. 2aura
Slonisan nit oem speiten 8reiie oa-
Don.
Sum @beltano m1rben in Der
Siarrfird}e uerfiin0iet Soieb Sonos
ln1n Sri. Slipia @eris.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17

nad DnI1tb antmt, bon 100 5uriifges
febrt, basielbe Ii6 IN ct. CLOUD balts-
lid einridten miro. M0ge es ibm ON
eiae11e1, Scribe 1tets na6 8uni6 ct.
aefen!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
FRANCE AS A POLITICAL EXHIBIT.

Every one recalls that the German
governments plea OF April To the
United States accused France of SHOW
ing only limited concern" for the
restoration Of the harried departments.
The Germans asserted. first, that with
their advance indemnities the former
inhabitants had taken up permanent
abOdes in other parts Of France. Sec
ond they said, contracts for salvaging
had been let to promoters who were
Delaying their work. Third. influential
opinion in France sees in the devastated
regions a remarkable opportunity for
political agitation" Did the supporting
statistics nh pages? Not a figure, not
line. was offered IN proof.
The figures come from the French
side. Premier BRAND on April 6. with
out referring to the German charge.
gave the facts in full. The govern
ment declared that life, suspended in
1886 communes when the war ended,
had been restored in 3,216 by last Jan
uary--this though the Germans believe
that the inhabitants are permanently
settled elsewhere. 1t stated that of the
294, 900 homes wholly and the 296 900
partly destroyed, over 2S0. 900 homes had
been built or repaired, while 10000
temporary homes had been erected In
other words, against 500 600 habitations
destroyed 10000 have been provided.
The French are not so slow after all.
When DIR. Simons the other day offered
to provide German labor to rebuild the
devastated regions. he spoke hopefully of
furnishing, before winter, how many
new houses? Some 150.0O02 Some 1O0.-
900, then? Just 25 900
Germans may say the French gov
ernment is lying. But what then be-
comes of the German contention that
ii is preserving the devastation as un-
der glass case and exaggerating its
extent and the difficulty of repairing it, |
for political effect?-New York Evening
Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
JUST FOLKS
FATHER SONG.
BY Edgar A. Guest

It's oh. my little laddie. as you're romp-
ing AZ your play
There an old heart running with you
every minute of tho day.
And though you cannot sec mo when
you're wrapped Up in a game.
But its l that am beside YOU IN your
striving just the same.
II is Oh. my little laddie. there is much
YOU cannot know.
But it's / that follow proudly every
where YOU chance to go:
There's a hand upon your shoulder
wheresoever you may be
That would help you out Of danger. and
that hand belongs 20 me.
II is on. my little laddie. though you
cannot hear me cali.
] am always there TO help you every
time YOU chance 10 fall:
! am with you in the school room and
; I'm with you on tho street.
And though you may not know IT, I am
dogging al your feet.
It's oh. my little laddie all my life be-
longs TO you,
All the dreams that ] have cherished
through the years depend on you;
And though now you cannot know il,
YOU shall some day come to see
How this old heart loved TO hover round
boy that used TO be.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09

fell into innocuous dssuetue,~' At that
time. and CITY Councils Of both po.iti-
cal compilations INDUCED right along in
tho luxury OF deficits. In defiance OF law
and contrary to sound bnsiness prin-
ciples. And now we nre Threatened
with deficit of 100000. the largest
ever. II City Council would perform
its plain duty of collecting unpaid and
overdue taxes. this deficit might be
materially reduced.
We do not. however. cite these facts
as an argument against tho recollection
of a Republican municipal administra-
ton. In this respect they would hold inst
as strongly against the election of a
Democratic municipal administration.
But they stand as striking arrnien-
mont of onr entire partisan system Of
municipal administration. which ~ mis-
cradle, ineffective and constantly pro-
dtntivo of results that are Irritating be-
cause they arc costly md void of com
pensating benefits To any appreeisble
degree. 1t is for tho elimination of this
old and inefficient system. and the aib-
stitution of an improved Hvstem. such
as was contemplated by tho new char
ter measure so recklessly and den-
antiy defeated Mt Dover that we ask
the people To vote ut the coming mu-
nicipal election. They have shown that
they want this most promising reform,
hut they cannot expect 70 secure II from
the next Legislature II. at tho coming
city election, they give a vote or an
proval to the partisan Influences that
so hlatantly and ruthIessiy dcfeatet,
their cause.
Here is the issue, plain and conspieu-
Gus. II the people still wnnt sound
and busincsslilse city charter. they nj |
least ought 10 realize how they can
secure it--or deliberately conalRn u In
defeat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09

paiwn work. Those Senators must
keep their promises. They know that
tho President will never approve of
their patronage choices IL they bolt
now.
We admire Mr.. Harding for his as
tutencss as n politician. He has not
shown himself to be n statesman yet.
Great national policies have not been
born in his brain. But when II comes
TO playing the petty political game. he
knows IL backward and forward. In
order that his present foreign policies
may be carried out. be cracks the
patronage whip over his Republican
brethren. and they perforce fall In line
like trained dogs at the circus. He
can act in that manner now. A year
from now he cannot. Then practically
all appointments will have been made.
His own people, who now must hold
their tongues for their political safety.
may loo his most severe critics.
And for the time being he steers the
Ship Of state back into the course
which Woodrow Wilson charted Pos
sibly Mr.. Harding realizes that he can
not reach the post Of world peace by
any other route.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
EVENING SMILE.
A STRANGE DRUMMER
defeat

Norman Johnson. well know humorlst
aud philosopher. told good ono on him.
self at recent banqhet He landed
from the train IN southern town one
dav and was accosted hv the lone Negro
who tended 10 the baggage of travellers
"Whar your baggage. sir" Tho Negro
asked
! have no baggage replied Mr. John
son deal IN Intelligence"
"Youse de fust tfsbblinE man ever
seen whar doan cair his samples VIII
him." the Negro replied Richmond
Times Dispatch
JudEe-"You are trife vague about
your home. aren't you7" Hobo We'll.
Judge dat comea q me bein' a vasrant
I s'pose - Boston Transcript
IDo YOU ever sit down to dinner at
ychir house with "a at tabie7" what do
yoa think l am. a millionaire 7''-N New
York sun
The only driver moro dangerous than
pretty woman ia the man who is
watching pretty woman pedestrian.
Providence CR II Journal
.Tudgo--"Did the prisoner offer any
resistance" Coppcr-"Cnlv "a dollar. Yer
Honor. and ] wouldut take st it"--sing
Sing bulletin
Soon he'll appear to meet the test
And he's a real brave man. az that:
Hell brave tho stare. the grin. the icet
The man who wears tho first atraw
hat.--JudFc