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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31
RED HOT PRICES

$500 Eight Day Clock -. ~. 1886
35c quality Boys Belts ~. ~. 25c
75c quality Mems Belts .... !. -. .48c
G0c Mems Suspenders III. ~. .46c
35c Mems Suspenders ~. 80. 80. .25o
Mems Fur Hats -, -. SLAB up to 1896
John B. Stetson fine Fur Hats, only ST. .95
Men Summer Straw Hats e8c, $125
up TO III. ...- ..... ,$4.95
Men Palm Beach Suits, $500 to
$3.50 values our price, only . $11 95
Special values in Boys Suits (worth
$IoO), only 49,. 49,. .$4.95
2oc Men 8 Soft Collars ;. -. ~. -. 15c
| lot Children Gmgham Dresses, fine
quality, nicely made only .98c
See our big bargain table of Remnants
Dress Goods, all sorts and kinds of Sum
mer Dress Goods for Waists and Chill
drcn's Dresses, Boys Blouses and Shirt
Goods, Womcn's Dresses, etc.
One table "a Percales, Ginghams Cham
Drays, Calico, going at -. 80 1-2c
All l5c Shoe Polish, special now .1Oc
packages Arm & Hammer Soda $50
big cakes Laundry Soap ~. -. 25c
sticks Good Luck Bluing -. .1Oc
1Qc cake Venetian Bath Toilet Soap SO
| Hosiery for the whole family &c, Sc, 1Oc,
We beat the world on Shoes and Clothing
RED IRON RACKET SELL SAME
/ GOODS FOR LESS MONEY ALL THE
TIME, Under buy and under sell is our
lronclad motto Burns says Let 'em roll !;
Dollars were made round to roll Keep the
dollars rolling and everybody will be made
happy-Roll, let 'cm roll'
Ladies Shoes and Slippers-all styles
on sale now .... -. .$1.69 up to $4 96
Mems Shoes and Slippers, all kinds,
Children's Shoes and Slippers-big
line to select from. ,a ~, r.,., ILL.,, a.,
AIen's Work Pants 81 .45, .$t.7b and ,$1 ,a8
Mems Dress Pants s,.,. ..$2.48 to $5.98
\ &c box Matches only ....t,.,.. 1. &c
8 boxes Matches (1Oc) our price =, be
6 pkge. Argo Starch c.,3 AN, ,,,-r o,s,,25G
75c quality gallon bucket Syrup !. .,67c
6 pkgs. Washing sPowder,, * .f,,,,..d .2Bc
12 good Nptmegs .s..,.,,l.,.s ...t-.,,,>,.., DC
| 10 Nutmegs for,,- y. .o,l.y. .s,ru.,,.:s. be
zoe Lemon, Etrsss, rnr44 ,,,,,, =, 199e
| 35c Lemon Exteact, pure -. -, np.. !, Zoe
Vanilla--Sama as, abnyo -,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31
SHALL FARMERS
POISON WEEYIIS

Prof. A. f. Conradi Makes Further
Suggestions Along Much Debated
Line.
Clemson College, May 24.-Farmers
who have not yet made up their minds
definitely whether or not they want to
poison Will have to decide this matter
without delay, as the season for pois-
oning is rapidly approaching and 1t
requires time to secure machines and
calcium arsenate Before deciding one
should carefully weigh the following
considerations, advised Prof. A. r.
Conrad, entomologist:
1. High yielding land 1t is re-
garded that any land not yielding one
half bale of cotton per acre in the alb
sence OF the weevil is poor land and
that poisoning on such land may not
be eXpected to prove profitable.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31
RED HOT PRICES

81 90 bottle Wampoles Cod Liver OIL, :.
VIII build you up of that weak feel
ing OSC
$lOO bottle Wine of 'Cardui-woman' H,
Take s. S. S. for the blood
best friend -. .76c
25c ID. good Parched Coffee, ground or /.
6 pounds for -. -. ......dW 90
! lot Men 8 Work Shirts. Factory odd |%t
lots, good values, going at 80. ... .bUc.
10 yards English Long Cloth, (worth Y
15c a yard $3.50 picce) special Y
price per piece ~ ~. 98c
See our tables Of Fancy Flowcred
Lawns and Voilcs, Ginghams, 3-4
Pcrcales, Calico, Chambrays OH sale
this week at per yard .... .... .10c
Mems heavy Blue Ovcrals, full cut, '.
our low price .... .... .98c
! lot Mems Heavy Blue Work Shirts,
full cut, well made, going at .... :.75c
l lot Silk Pongcc, 36 inches wide, a ,,s;,"
real Value 80. .,'. 80. .".o8c "
l lot Solid Colored Organdy, nice quail "'''''
ity at 25c yard; finer quality up tol48c,.
| lot 40-inch fancy volcs, special per .'i,Esi
yard '..' *....' go. 80. 80. 49,. .1Vc
$500 quality Silk Taffeta 36-m wide $1.3o
lot Mems Soft Dress Shirts, with col,
lars and without collars ~. -. .98c
2 papers Pins ~. . .... ~. ~. ..5c
2 papers Hair Pins ~. ;. .... /. &c
10c cake Fairy Soap ~. !. &c,
Zoe cake Venetian Bath Toilet Soap, '.'.bc
l pair Mems Ncw-Way Stretch Sus-f ".
penders, guaranteed for year wear 76c
Mems Suspcnders -. .26c ND to 46C
% Fish Hooks ~. -. &c
Rubber Balls. 1Oc
Marbles, assorted sizes and prices.
Boys! Play Marbles.
Foley1s =; Honey and Tar Cough Syrup 19c
15c box Shoe Polish ..10c
1Sc. bottle Shoe Polish ... loo
.1J2 Safety Pins tr... 49,. SO
ia lot Mlen 8 1. Work Pants Summer
.. Pants, best: union made .Sl.A8
15ca cake Glyeerine Toilet Soap .... .lOa
.s ... I'VE. bid fdf!your business on tho
ground yof a, full dollars worth of mer-
'chandjse, for every dollar you spend with
US, Cash is the big lover that works won
ders at j. G. Burns & CO. Red Iron
v Racket stores q comc--U see--U buy
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31

tect the player from such abuse, and
in the main, it is my belief they dis
charge their duty in that particular.
For this offense Ruth is fined 5000
and removed from the captaincy Of the
club. 1t is my judgment his present
mental temperament disQualifies ihm
for the position. He can better con-
vert his mind to an improvement of
his fielding and batting requirements
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31
White staIna on Hardwood.

A mixture OF salt and olive oil viii
remove white stains from hardwood
which arc caused by hot dishes. The
dry spot is covered thickly with salt,
and then as much olive oil Is poured
over as the grains will take up. 4. This
stands over night, and In, the morning
the discoloration should be brlskly
rubbed with the mixture, which Is then
wiped off. If there 10 still any trace
of stain. the application Is repeated,
again standing for hours.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31
"sporslna ones Oak"

ITO sport ones oak" Is q phrase
signifylng that one is not at home with
visitors. The saying originated at the
English universities. where the stu.
dents chambers have two doors-an
inner and an outer one. The outer
door Is made Of oak, and when thla
is closed or "sported' it denotes ethea
that the occupant Of the apartment q
out or that he does not wish to be dis.
turbed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31

2. Heayy weeyil infestation. I'm
less checked by unfavorable weather
conditions, we may expect heavy wee
vii infestation over the greater portion
Of the state. =.
8. Proper preparation for poison
ing and full determination to apply
the poison correctly. by this is meant
properly constructed machines, thor
ough prosecution Of the poisoning
schedule, and q determination to give
it the necessary personal attention.
Under these conditions, poisoning
properly carried out may be expect
ed to give profitable results if the
weather is not SO unfavorable as to
make it impossible to apply the poison
correctly. or course weather condi-
ton is always q serious factor in farm
ing, and one has to be reckoned with
every season. Wherever poisoning is
decided upon, we confine our recon-
mendations to dusting, because in ev-
cry case where profitable results were
secured in carefully conducted tests,
they were secured by dusting. Direc-
tions for making infestation counts as
we'll as for poisoning are furnished
upon application to the Extension Ser
vice.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31
RED HOT PRICES

Dress Shirts for the hot weather. Big
line Of Shirts at reasonable prices.
95c, $1.25, SLAB, $175, $1e8 to S2eb
Now is the time to buy your Shirts for
summer, and save some money.
4O-inch Sea Island, fine quality .... &c
Druid l. l. Sea Island, 3G-inch. This
weeks price ...s~. -. ...-.4.,... loo
36-inch (No. 1C0) nice quality Bleach
ing, this week . .. -. .1Oc
Aiiiiincry-Ail the latest creations Made
in Baltimore--worn everywhere Our
prices are lower than the lowest Quality
and style guaranteed.
Ladies Silk Hose special -. ~. SOC
Men S Silk Hose, special ~. ~. 4. SOC
Ladies Hose, good value .... ~. .10c
Men s SoX, good value .... .1Oc
] lot English Long Cloth nice quail
lty 49,. .. ;. .121-2c
zoe quality (No. TOY Bleaching, 36-inch,
Speclal 80. 49,. 80. 80. .16c
25c quality Fruit of the Loom, or An
droscoggin Bleaching, 3G inches wide,
lot heavy Chcviot for work shirts,
and field dresses ~. 15c
] POE quality 36-inch Pcncalcs for chill
N'iSi' y wal u tlllu dresses, LOG
Summer has come-Fish hooks, marbles.
baseballs and sun hats are here ready for
you.
Just received adfrcsh lot of Candy, Chew
ing Gum, Tobacco, Cigars Cigarettes and
Smoking Tobacco.
$3.50 Watch, our low price is ~. $50
$3.50 Alarm Clock now ..$1.19
lot Aluminium Ware-all full pieces,
special 80. 80. ........ 500
! set six White Plates ~. 75c
| set sixSCups and Sauccrs ...... 95c
l0c Plc Plates -. 80. 49,. -. &c
! Dish Pan ~. 80. ~. u. -. .25c
35c Aluminium Dippcr, special -. =. .18c
45c quality Imported Tissue Ginghams $50
Big values in fine Dress Ginghams, beau
tiful patterns, plaids and stripes .25c
GOOD Dress Ginghams going at 1870
1oc spool Silk, our price &c
l;1c spool Silk, our price 80. ~. .10c
j. & p. Coats Spool Cotton ~ ~. be
15c ball Embroidery Cotton, white and
colors ..... ....e-... 49,. -. .1G0
)ut Looking for Bargains.
You Will Find Bargains
-A q l. u : D. =. 4 =.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-31

Engraved Invitations and Cards
Advertiser Printing Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
COLONEL LEE is LAID TO REST
IN MAUSOLEUM AT LEXINGTON
Simple, but Impressive Ceremonies Mark Funeral Ser
wee as Beloved Firsnians Body Is Placed With
Sacred Dust of IlIustrious Ancestors.
Especial to Tho rimcs-pl,ps,ch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch !
LEXINGTON. VA. sept. q with
simple. but impressive. services. tho
body Of Colonel Robert f. Lee was
committed 30 the tomb today at noon
In the Leo mausoleun. Washington
ana Leo University. where reposes
tho dus, OF his distinguished grand
father. General Robert F. I.ce, the
military leader of the Confederate
forces In tn" War Between tho states
Tho body reached Lexington yestcr-
cay from Roanoke. whcro Colonel
Lee died Thursday morning.
Funeral services were held at IL
O'Clock this morning In Leo Memorial
Episcopal Church conducted by pr
samuel \. Wallis. NJ tho Episcopai
Theological Seminary. Alexandra
Va. and Dr. James Il. iiowertor. OF
N" faculty Of Washington and Leo
tnirersity. who is nlline the puipi;
~ this church in the absence 81 tho
rector R"v. churchiil j. Gibson.
Following tn. services In tho
church. tn. body was borne across
IN" campus In tho Ice mausoleu,n.
where T. vas intn-red
Tn" honorary pallhcarcrs were Ma
jor william y. Anderson NJ I.oxlnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

ton. rector. and member ~ tho board
Of trustees OF tho university, colonel
Leo having been member OF tina,
body. President Henry Louis smith
and members Of tho faculty Of tho
university: General Edward W. Nich
els and members Of tho Virginia
Military Institu," faculty: Confedcr-
ate Veterans ~ Lee jackson Camp
and Sons Of Confederates. OF Camp
Frank Paxton
tn" active pallhesrers wore Colo.
mol Il. Barclay roaguo. Colonel vii
liam j.. Anderson. Captain Green
Ice ID. L"tchcr. Or. Reid White. Frank
Moor" John l.. Campbell. Charles (
Glasgow. Matthew ". Paxton. Jr
and S,uar, Moore.
MANY distinguished relatives and
friends from distance wer" pros
ent ~ tho funeral. among them Colo.
mol Lees mother. Mrs W Il r Lee
of Fairfax County. and his brother
Or George Boiling Ice, with his wife
90 New York. \ wealth Of flowers
from friends ard various conrad.r.
ate organizations naSscd tho On.
trance 70 the tomb. son, ~ honor rho
recent dead. az wcll-as Others ~ tho
10" family buried IA tho rnausolarm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
+ all
+ asEiioms
That Are NEW!

The demands of the lady
can be more signally filled at
JONAS in this presentation
of Autumn Millinery.
They have been selected
with an unerring eye for
harmony, distinctive per-
sonality and absolute cor
rectness. Large brimmed
and medium and small af-
fairs, variously trimmed,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Positively Unequalled Sale!
VIM. Rodgers e Son
SILVER PLATE

This internationally famous Silver Plate can he
purchased here this week al prices positively
one-third less regular. Note the difference:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

by Or. W. ". Weeks and Rev. uow-
and l. stewart. X. Il Airport viii
be indicted into tho oiNce OF prcyl.
dent on account or tho resignation or
w. c. Norman. who leaves next week
for the Baptist Seminary. a. n.ouis-
VILE. t" prepare himself for the min.
istry. The public is invited 10 at
tend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
CREEKS HERE URGED
TO AID COUNTRYMEN
tPrrn' Made Nv oliver j. sands for
hch~f Tor Sufferers n. Result
Of the 1'urktnh Nictnrir,

y special appeal 10 In. Greeks q,
virginia 70 cow IN tho aid 81 ,he!r
huH"F!ng oourtryTu"n. driven from
'heiF homes by tho Turkish armies
vas made yesterday hy Oliver J
sands. stat" chairman Of tho Near
Eas' R"'i"r. following reccip. OF a
caoicgram from C"nstautinopis ask
ing 'or immediate additional supplies
as r'snit or the Crock r-vcrscs.
Two hundred thousand G-o"k rcru-
gees from a. in,crior OF Asi, Minor
have poured into Smyrna az rcsul,
or the Greek armies retreat beror.
mo onrush!nE Turks, tho cableCrarn
read In" present tremendous relief
problem OF Near East Relic, work
ers calls for prompt and dacisiv. az
Ton In order 20 prevent disease chi
h"'nlcs and starvation from taking
heavv death toll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Hnptists to Hold Meeting.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of
tho Baptist sunday School Associa-
ton Will be held at the Grace stree,
Baptist Church this afternoon at
s:30 o'clock. There Will be n xrccial
program OF music BY the vested ,o..r
.o' thirty voices. solo ny Miss May
Marshall RICHTER aud shor, ada-aeso.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
NEW BARTON HEIGHTS
CHURCH TO OPEN TODAY
Methodist Congregation Will
Worship for First Time
in New Home.

Tho srcgation of Barton
Heights Methodist Church Will oc-
cupy It's new church building, At
Garland Avenue and Norwood Road.
for tho nrat time today. sunday
schoo! will DO At $3.50 o'clock this
morning. with preaching by Row
George Wesley Jones. ID. d. pre3id
Ing elder OF tho Richmond District.
and Rev. F.. y. MoSparran. prcsid
Ing elder OF tho Eastern Shore Dis
trict. and ono OF tho former pastors
Of the church. at tho II and S
O'Clock scrvice5.
Tho building ~ OF cream coior"d
brick and Indiana !imcstono.
trimmed In white. Tho color gchene
carried throughout tho interior is
white. with grey trimmings. The
building haa provision for ever
phase of religious and social scr
Vice work. Tho sunday school ia
graded according 30 The mos. mod
err Ideas. and each department, has
It's own assembly and CLASSROOM
On tho nrs, floor. adjoining tho
auditorium, ~ n nursery, with Al,
tondan'5 on hand 20 take caro- or
sm'li children, who's. mothers and
"a hnrs attend services Tho begin
h"fs and primary departments and
pastor study also arc on tho nry,
moor. while tho entire second moor
given over To tho juniors. inter
n,e"'a'e'' srni"rs and young pco-
pies departments Tho .emi-ha.c-
mcnt houses the adults or tn. sun
DAY srhOpl and has IN :. -ha ,,,--or
noarn-roHrn. Kitchen and social hal,
ihis - IN" Hrrt or two ur'.s or thu
building, which - estimated 10 co.,
"hen completed. approximately n
quarter ~ million doli,r,. Rcv. W
.. INyrrlN Is rastor OF thn church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Rev. J. II. HunIcy hack.

Rev. J. r. Hunlcy. pastor ~ Han
over Avenue Christian church. re.
turned yesterday. after visit e
Seial! Mo; ST. Louis. Chicago and
Milwaukee. while away no attend.
ed tho international Rihle Confer
oncc and tho International conven-
ti"n or the Disciples Of Christ, a,
Wiueona Lake. indiana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

A host of very special values assembled for this
weeks special sale, to attract and make new
friends for us HousefurnishinGs of everyday
service, priced to give you the benefit of real
savings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Largest and Most
COMPLETE STOCK OF TOYS
South of New York CITY

NOW Ia good time to make selections for holt
day giving-stocks complete and IN great
variety. small deposit will rceerve any article
In our care for you until You wish II delivered
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

rur pAnrY nATTT.Es or THE Jackson
PERIOD ~ Claude q. noNcra boston
Hourhton- Miniin Company. IS
uF title Of Claude BOwcrs's brilliant
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

losing his perspective 70 show hov events
impressed contemporaries.
This IL q difficult task In historical writing.
MeMnster attempted II by voluminous In.
direct quotations from contemporary news
papers. Certain biographers have sought
the same result BY lengthy extracts from let
tcrs. Mr. Bowers has quoted whenever 70
do 10 has added vvidness 20 his picture.
rut he has spared us supernuous matter
In any such work Il Is almost impossible
{, avoid personal prejudiees. Adherents OF
cne or other Of the characters IN this volume
will therefore doubtless take exception 20 the
authors sketches Of them II will seem 10
some. for example. that Mr.. Bowers harbors
a dislike for Adams which he permits 10 crop
out unnecessarily. when. however. he gives
hts actual picture Of that strange and un-
friendly statesman he does him full justice.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
NEW YORK TRIBUNE SUNDAY DECEMBER isa

The friends Of Clay may feel that the sutAor
treats him unkindiy. The supporters OF
Nicholas Biddle also may feel that MI.
Powers paints himwlth a brush TOO friendly
90 Jackson.
But. a. matter Of fact Il is this very
intensity Of the partisanship Of the times that
makes this period 30 interesting and thAt
gives to this particular volume its special
merit Doubtless flaws can readily be picked
and exception taken 20 certain points OF
-yiew But In any work that depicts strong
personal hntipathies this IL practically un-
avoidable. The author Of the present volume
makes n generous attempt 10 be fair to all.
Hir errors should be forgiven him II for
no other reason than that he has produced
one Of the most interesting and readable
historical studies that have recently been
published in this country.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
A Lively History Of
JaCksOn's Era
By Nicholas Roosevelt

ruE PARTY BATTLES or THE JACKSON
EI5ss,o.. rEnl9,1 mai,n c,s%Ss cs%sanS. y s-' &C.
-<HF title Of Claude Bowers's brilliant
study, "The Party Battles Of the
Jackson Period Is unnecessarily
terrifying. Il suggests the dry work
Of pedant, interested primarily in the dull
md devious by.paths of politics, and seeking
% trace the development OF measures which
% ali but special students are stupid ana
unirtelligible.
Nothing. however, appears to be further
rom Mr.. Bowerss purpose. He gives plenty
n space TO the party measures Of the period
= il true. but he approaches them as the
men OF the day approached thcm-irom tne
,oint Of view Of the conflicting personalities
Ehich brought them into being. Not only
does he describe the stage-the little town
- Washington Of a century ago, muddy
unpaved, unlighted, with residences scat
.ered among the vacant lots which nov are
.itv blocks-but also the characters ana the
sustoms Of the day. He pictures the leaders
=, home and in Congress. or drinking in the
barrooms Of the capital He shows 'he pa''
played by their families ana e'e
yielded BY the few society leaders OF the DAY
Who presided over drawing rooms "hleh
we're not unlike the salons Of Europe he
rives keen sketehes Of the principal men ana
women-of John Quincy Adams the austere
Puritan whom Jackson followed in the "hi'e
House; Of Henry Clay. one OF the mos'
charming Of men. but most selfish Of pon'
tie,ans: Of Calhoun. gnnwed by his passion
20 become President; Of the Hnaple anu
cunning Martin Van Buren, called IN DIS oAS
the aRed Fox" and the brilliant MIS- EA'On'
aife Of the Secretary Of War, whose Very
presence disrupted JaeksOn's Cabinet; Of 'ns
Kitchen Cabinet" Of U.ofiieial advisers ahu
through il all Of Jaeks'n himself. impetu0u''
hard. military, alone in the White mouse
,itb his Bible and the picture Of ms oeA'
wife Rachel
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
CRIBNER BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING
Companionable Books

This is one of splendid series that has come from
pen Of this poet Of diplomat and teacher OF vii
owed andr revealing C'ofA e<VO h9fAoI NW
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Human Nature i'm the Bible

book 50 nlPhoni and 50 well written that IS ds
to e a n
b freight writes man n a public Washington 500
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
The Print of My Remembrance

or want to 90 70 bed early don't reading this book until
IL is too fascinating. The best book Of the year.
Win uuu5Hal hlHnTdfioH5 800
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

Tiki &. historv AS il should be written u
3. drans,ie and IL is vivid. The measures
.ns.ead Of being separated from the men ana
ieait With eoidiy. identified with theH'
The men themselves. instead oil beihs 'aA'"
mt II their setting and made into mere art'-
t.i.i ,,outhpieees. arc shown as they ap-
,cared TO their contemporaries human a"u
fallible. moved by hatreds or seil'hheSs'
meanness or patriotism.
Around Jackson himself. OF course the
.,,d, centers. But Mr.. Bowers has not
Ought 10 write biography. Rather mas ne
.aken Jackson as the center because as
President. he naturally had great prestige
and because. as "old Hickory" he possessed
,ersopalitv which none could escape. Great
a. vas the loyalty which Jackson inspired in
sis followers. and above all in the people. the
A.treds which he aroused were even more in
,ensc Himself an implaeable hater, he rarely
lid anything to mollify his enemies Against
him. sooner or later. he had John Quincy
Adams. Henry Clay. Daniel Webster and John
c. Calhoun. the four great men Of his day.
and any number OF lesser lights.
And vet he never lost his great popularity.
He was the first President to use the press IN
support Of his party machine. and had IN
Frank Blair and Amos Kendall. two members
If his Kitchen Cabinet" talented journalists
who worked necessarily in his behalf and
spread Jaeksonian publicity throughout the
entire country with unprecedented skill. He
vas the leader Of the new era which followed
the disruption Of the group OF elder states
men who had come TO look upon the govern
ment as the property Of themselves and their
followers. lie was the peoples President
and this was his strength in his battles with
Congress.
On Jaekson's good qualities and shorteom-
ings Il is not necessary here TO dwell. Mr.
Bowers disposes OF them frankly. SO, also.
Of the measures which he supported and op-
posed But what is OF immense interest is
the drama Of his political quarrels In show
ing this the author is at his best. The jeal-
ousy OF Calhoun which ultimately turned him
into the leader Of nuliifcation; the animosity
Of Henry Clay. who, like Calhoun. was think
ing so inccssanty Of the Presidency; the op-
position Of Webster, which turned into sup
port when it came 20 question Of defending
the Union: the alternate hostility and gen
erous support Of John Quincy Adams the
cold and wiae CI.Presidcnt sitting in Con-
rfess as a member from Quiney-thoso and
their plays and Counterpiays are brilliantly
painted Mr. BoSsrs ncveri oses sight Of the
-.f... t~rt0,~r,ra rrrd .~ffrnr rrffhouf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
JAMES HUNEKER
Letters of James Gibbons Huneker

Ehted duhho JOSEPHINE HUSKXH
haede argcha
of the man
Amahan Rriu, pooV
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By JOHN CORBIN
The Return of the Middle Class

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